Yankee Hatred Roars as Yanks Rally in Red-Hot Week
The New York Yankees, four games under .500, win three straight to climb back into contention. Bill Skowron homered in the ninth as they defeated Washington 3-0 after back-to-back wins. Cleveland tops the White Sox, and Detroit and Baltimore push in a crowded pennant race with key wins.
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Baseball Standings and Sunday Results From AP
Baseball standings and Sunday results across the majors and the Southern Association. Teams listed include Los Angeles, St Louis, Philadelphia, Milwaukee, Pittsburgh, San Francisco, Chicago, Nashville, Birmingham, New Orleans, Mobile, Memphis, Chattanooga, Shreveport, Atlanta, and New Orleans. Monday games include Chattanooga at New Orleans and Memphis at Birmingham with several games postponed or suspended due to darkness.
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Snead Faces Qualifying Rigors Today
Golf star Sam Snead contests the final sectional qualifying for the U S Open at Winged Foot amid 476 hopefuls. Notables kuten Deane Beman Art Wall Jr Arnold Palmer vie for 131 remaining spots across 13 sites including Atlanta Springfield Cincinnati Washington Chicago and more.
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Tommy Jacobs
Austria Runs 132 Schools for Disabled Children
Austria operates 132 schools offering special care for handicapped children. The system provides targeted education and support services to students with disabilities across the country.
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Pirates Close Fast On NL Leaders After Cincinnati Wins
Roy Face earned his seventh victory of 1959 as the Pirates swept a doubleheader from Cincinnati, thickening the NL race behind Milwaukee. The two games featured Smoky Burgess and Don Hoak homers, a grand slam by Bob Skinner, and a high-scoring 14 11 nightcap. Meanwhile San Francisco and the Dodgers closed in on Milwaukee as Giants edged Chicago and Dodgers beat St Louis.
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Southern Association Eyes Split Season Plan
Southern Association directors meet in Birmingham to consider a split season amid declining attendance. Backers include Earl Mann of the Atlanta Crackers and Chattanooga’s Joe Engel, with a potential tiebreak vote by President Charlie Hurth. Opponents cited are Eddie Glennon, Owen Martinez, and Danny Menendez.
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Six Grapplers On Mat At National Guard Armory
Six grapplers are set for two main event bouts at the National Guard Armory this Wednesday. Tex Riley 214 pounds from Amarillo and Len Rossi 215 pounds Roman face The Fabulous Fargos Don and Jack from Brooklyn in a tag match. Tom Drake The Cullman Comet 218 faces Tor Yamato 215 from Tokyo in the other bout. Both matches are best two of three falls with one hour time limit and bell at 8 15.
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Tea sales by type in the United States in 1958
Tea bags represented 56 percent of total US tea sales in 1958, while loose tea accounted for 41 percent and instant tea three percent.
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Barons and Sports Split Two Doubleheaders in Southern Assn
In a Sunday slate the Southern Association saw two doubleheader splits as Atlanta topped Memphis and Birmingham defeated Shreveport. Chattanooga beat Mobile 3-1 then tied the Bears 1-1 in darkness. Nashville and New Orleans were rained out for a third straight day.
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White Sox meet Cardinals in Pony League juniors showdown
In Limestone County Brown's Corner hosts the White Sox against the Cardinals at 7 15 P M. Brown's Corner defeated Clements 1 0 in nine innings as Kenneth Martin earned the win and Tommie Smith pitched all nine for Clements.
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Japan faces housing shortage after war boom
Despite 5.14 million housing units built since the war end, Japan still suffers a serious housing shortage with an estimated 2 million more units needed.
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Gonzales Wins World Pro Tennis Title for Fifth Year
Pancho Gonzales clinched the world pro tennis championship for the fifth straight year by winning the title on Saturday and then defeated rival Lew Hoad in the final 6-3 15-13. Gonzales earned 29150 dollars on the tour while Hoad totaled 28250.
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Forests Cover Two Thirds of Japan’s Land Area
A report notes that forests span nearly sixty to sixty five percent of Japan’s terrain, highlighting vast woodlands across Hokkaido Honshu Shikoku Kyushu and outlying islands. Researchers emphasize ecological value and historical land use shaping current forest cover.
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