Chanute Blue Comets Open 1958 With 20 0 Victory At Caney
Chanute Blue Comets end winless skid by defeating Caney 20 to 0 in the opener. Chuck Ambler and Kenny Jones scored all three Chanute touchdowns and added two extra points as Ambler rushed 35 and 55 yards and Jones added a 3 yard score. Gary Neeley was hurt by a knee twist on a punt.
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Walnut Edna Tie Opens Four County League
Walnut and Edna battled to a 12 12 draw in the opening Four County game at Edna before about 200 fans. Walnut moved 162 yards to Edna 145, with Marvin Bishop scoring a 25 yard TD and a 15 yard pass to Bishop set up another score, both called back by penalties. Edna’s scoring details were not provided.
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State College Football Starts
The Associated Press reports Kansas Wesleyan Baker Mec Pherson and College of Emporia won football games. Emporia beat Friends 28 14 as Tommy Coleman scored two Presley touchdowns on long runs including an 86 yard kickoff return and an 82 yard interception return. Kansas Wesleyan defeated Nebraska Wesleyan 20 15. Baker shut out Southwestern 6 0 with Jim Paramore scoring after a Baker fumble recovery. Fort Hays State and Washburn lost to out of state opponents.
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Baseball Briefs from National League Standings and Weekend Results
National League standings show Milwaukee in first at 88 60, Pittsburgh 83 65, San Francisco 76 71, Cincinnati 75 74, St. Louis 70 77, Los Angeles 68 79, Chicago 67 80, Philadelphia 63 84. Weekend games include Milwaukee at Cincinnati and San Francisco at St. Louis with other matchups.
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Exhibitions End Sunday End Sunday
Detroit meets Cleveland in the only game of the night to close the six game weekend exhibition schedule. The Browns host with a 2-3 prep mark while Detroit is 2-2. Bears at Redskins headlines Sundays wrap up with other games across the league.
Tribune by Carrier Seeks 30 Cent Weekly Rate
Newspaper ad notes subscription option offering 30 cents per week with carrier delivery. Mentions availability and pricing structure for home delivery.
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Yankees Lose As Athletics Rally To 7-6 Victory
Whitey Ford started strong for the Yankees but was lifted after seven innings. Art Ditmar struggled in relief as Baltimore scored five runs in the ninth to win 5-4. Elsewhere, Kansas City beat Chicago 7-6, Cleveland topped Detroit 2-1, and Boston shaded Washington 2-0 with Cal McLish benefiting from an interference error. Pete Runnels lifted his average to .321 while Ted Williams tied for second in the league with Harvey Kuenn at .316.
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Hodge to Continue Professional Boxing in Midwest
Wichita heavyweight Danny Hodge plans to keep boxing in the midwest after a 10 round decision over Art Norris. His team has considered offers from promoters in Salina Kansas City and Oklahoma with a potential bout against Pete Rademacher, former amateur champion who lost to Floyd Patterson last year.
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Pro Football Saturday Card Preview
Detroit visits Cleveland while Green Bay plays Chicago Cards host Minneapolis Philadelphia travels to San Francisco Chicago Bears face Washington Baltimore meets New York in Louisville Pittsburgh heads to Los Angeles
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Pirate Victory Pushes Braves In Flag Race
Pirates win six straight games including a 4-2 win by Bob Friend over Philadelphia for his 22nd victory as Milwaukee’s Braves drop 7-1 to Cincinnati. Braves lead remains two games as Pirates stay five back with six to play. Mays climbs toward batting title as Giants beat Cardinals 8-1. Dodgers top Cubs 5-1. Cubs use seven pinch-hitters, one reaches base.
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Bassey Pep Fight Spurs Featherweight Clash in Boston
Featherweight champion Hogan Bassey enters as an 8-5 favorite to beat Willie Pep in a non title 10 round bout at the Boston Garden. Pep, 36, eyeing a rare third reign, contemplates his 18 year pro career as he faces youth and power tonight.
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Pirates win as Friend earns 22nd victory in five-hitter
Bob Friend led the Pirates to a 4-2 win over the Phillies with a five hitter and 22nd victory, becoming the club's top winner in 30 years. Jerry Lynch paced the Reds with a homer triple and double in a 7-1 defeat of the Braves.
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Erie Routs Oswego 27 Team Earns Opening Win
Erie shut out Oswego 27 to 0 in the season opener at home. Pat Fulkerson scored three rushing touchdowns including a three yard first quarter plunge and a 10 yard score in the third. Bill Stephens added a 20 yard touchdown pass to Tom Thurman with Hudson adding both an extra point and a 50 yard punt return.
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Ortiz Wins Rematch With Busso In Madison Square Garden
Carlos Ortiz defeats Johnny Busso by unanimous decision in a 10 round bout at Madison Square Garden to even their series at one win apiece. Busso previously beat Ortiz on June 27, leaving planning for a possible third encounter toward a best two-of-three clause.
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Fight Results From New York Manila and San Diego Card
New York Ortiz 137 outpointed Bus 140 in New York City. San Francisco Powell 213 outpointed Biehler 187 in Rochester NY. Manila Ingram 119 and Kid 1182 had a technical draw after 2:08 of the second round. Kid had an eye cut. San Diego Hester 1632 outpointed Brad 1722 in 12 rounds.
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Liberal Visit and Local Social Notes in Erie
Mrs John Lytle and son Alan return to Liberal after a week with relatives and friends in Erie and vicinity. Trooper husband stayed in Hutchinson with highway patrol during the Kansas State Fair. Gene Beard hosted Wagner and Beard families at Dillwyn with Wayne and Walter Beard joining tomorrow. Dean Harris and Linda Sue of Topeka visited his parents and Ava Ferguson. Mrs Glen Womeldorff attended a savings and loan officials school in Lawrence and her husband planned to attend the EU football game. The annual PTA picnic drew about 150 teachers, parents and friends for a covered dish supper. Erie women played a lights softball game.
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Erie Girls Win by 17 to 14 in Chanute Tribune Recap
In Chanute the Erie girls team defeated an unnamed opponent 17 to 14 as reported in the Chanute Tribune. Umpire Mickey Casady oversaw the game and prize winner Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Fones collected groceries as attendance prize. Additional notes include local visits and chamber of commerce officer appointments.
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