Liberal Bees Upset Garden City 7 3 Behind Liberal Pitcher
Ronnie Hubbard of Liberal kept Garden City scoreless for eight innings then survived a late rally to win 7 to 3. Virgil Speaks matched Hubbard early, but Liberal broke through in the fifth and tacked on runs in the sixth and seventh. Shorty Dear hit a solo homer for Liberal as the visitors pulled away, while Garden’s Joe Whitehead and George Lloyd produced early threats before Liberal’s late offense sealed the victory.
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Liberal
Ronnie Hubbard
Southwestern Oklahoma College
Liberal BeeJays
Garden City Jaycees
Hubbard
Virgil Speaks
Speaks
Denver
Shorty Dear
Goodyear Girls Softball Routs Mayo's 23-11
Goodyear exploded with a 3 run first frame then 8 in the second and 7 in the fourth to rout Mayo's 23 to 11 in girls softball. Valenzuela got the win for Goodyear while Whitman pitched. In the nightcap Latin Panthers rallied late but Fansters answered with a three run burst to win 11-10.
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Goodyear
Girls’ Softball Association
Mayo
Farsters
Valenzuela
Whitman
Boser
La Mesa Park Readies July Racing Season
Raton New Mexico sees rising attendance at La Mesa park as July weekends bring racing Fridays Saturdays and Sundays plus Independence Day events. Out of state cars spike with Oklahoma Texas Kansas and Colorado plates noted while Omaha and Denver meet results shift expectations. Awaiting La Mesa’s June 28 to 30 program with 1 15 p.m. first post, rival runners like Dr H E Donovan’s Switch push for records after steady finishes.
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Raton
N.M
la Mesa Park
Oklahoma
Texas
Kansas
Colorado
Omaha
Denver
la Mésa Park
la Mesa
H. E. Donovan
Switch
Industrial league leaders and Orioles star Broadway Billy
Northern Natural Gas No 1 golf team leads the Industrial league at 4-1 with five rounds remaining as nearby teams jockey for position. Standouts include Gerald Thorne of Fankhausers with a 36. In Baltimore, Broadway Billy Lees delivered a 5-0 shutout of Kansas City securing his eighth win as Loss posted a $1,000 raise on a 1957 contract term.
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Northern Natural, Gas No. 1
Industrial League
Gerald Thorne
Fankhausers
Culligan Water
Baltimore
Billy Lees
Baltimore Orioles
Jhander
Kansas City
Orioles
Heavyweight Fight Sparks and Doubts in Seattle
The proposed Patterson versus Rademacher heavyweight title bout in Seattle faces mounting opposition as boxing officials and experts question its feasibility. Patterson's manager Cus D'Amato pushes ahead, with Patterson slated to defend July 29 if he wins his current bout, guaranteed $250,000. Julius Helfand, NYSAC chairman and newly elected WBC president, denounces the match as fantastic and surprising.
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New York
Floyd Patterson
Peter Rademacher
Seattle
Wash
Rademacher
Cus D'Amato
Patterson
Hurricane Jackson
Julius Helfand
New York State Athletic Commission
World Championship Boxing Committee
Dim
Spromato
Helfand
Kiwanis Split With Knights In Doubleheader
Kiwanis minors exploded for six runs in the last inning to beat the Knights of Columbus 93 and the Knight Majors topped Kiwanis 4-1, splitting the knothole league twin bill at Fintup Park. Medina took the loss as Kiwanis jumped to a 3-0 lead before trading runs. late walks produced six runs in the final frame. Gordy Halbleib saved himself from a shutout with a third inning single and run on a double by Otsuki.
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Kiwanis
Knights of Columbus
Knight Majors
Buddy Allen
Knights
Bill
Medina
Kiwanians
L. Rupp
Gordy Halbleib
Otsuki
B. Rupp
Mike Keller
Jerry Snyder
Liberal
Lees Beats Odds to Bolster Orioles Pitching Crew
Orioles manager Paul Richards bought Lees from the Dodgers for 20000 on May 14 1956 after a sore shoulder sidelined him with tendonitis. He has pitched nine innings in 10 tries this season with a 2.63 ERA and three losses, showing a fastball and control praised by coach Alincent.
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Alincent
Paul Richards
Orioles
Lees
Dodgers
Ori' ‘Ples
Erwin Mayer
Reds Stay In NL Title Chase After Wide Fight
The Reds remain in the thick of the National League race as multiple teams win or lose. Burgess and Lawrence fueled Cincinnati's 21 victory while Brooklyn and St Louis won, keeping the margin tight. Cleveland and Philadelphia also moved within striking distance as Chicago slid down. In the American League, Chicago moved up with a win while Detroit fell behind.
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ED Wilks Lawrence
Associated Press
Boston
Cincinnati
Redlegs
Giants
Cleve
Burgess
Yankees
Rims
Patie
Fiic Wow Wegsell
Pucky
Brooks Lawrence
Ck Tighe
Ted Kluszewski
Brooklyn
Dan
Washington
Smoky Burgess
Ay McDevitt
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Kan
Sas Cily
Wew
The
Braves
Billy Lees
York Giants
Cardinals
New York
Asa
Pirates
Narrow June Victory Sparked by Turner Triple
A tight win featured a Turner triple and a single by Herman to build a late lead. Ann Baier earned the win on the mound while D Avila took the loss. The brief item notes a local baseball summary and mentions Telegram Want Ads.
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Herman
Turner
Ann Baier
D. Avila
Liberal's win keeps BeeJay string alive at fairgrounds
Liberal defeats Garden City Jaycees at Seward County Fairgrounds extending their win streak to ten with questions over Charles Cole’s eligibility. Debate centers on Cole’s contracts with Liberal and Dodge City and potential forfeitures. Attendance near 1,600 to 1,700. Keady, Speaks, Hubbard contribute, while Liberal pitcher Dill City’s Joe? earns 40th win of season.
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Liberal
Garden City Jaycees
Seward County Fairgrounds
Skein
Charles.Cole
Dodge
City
Day-by-day NBC programming and feature lineup
A schedule listing for Wednesday and Thursday noting NBC news at various times, music and program blocks such as Weatherman, Sport Memories, Tony Jewell, World News Roundup, and Andy Hirhart’s report, with multiple time stamps and segment titles. The guide includes sports, previews, and editorial segments across June 26 27.
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the Weatherman
Weatherman
Sport Memories
Tony Jewell Bearts
Norgan Beatty
NBC
News
Walters
Karsas City
Baltimore
Bob Wella
Kial Badherlal
Rey Hudson Ow
Ray Hudson Shi
Tony Jewell
Devoth
Andy Hirhart
Bob Wells
Jewell
Joe
Jon Tennesaen
Telegram
Eddie Duchin
Cpner Young
NBC House
Dr. Gentry
Church of God
World of Music
Ancele Joe
Bighart Harkness
No Elusive
Sidenes
Atone Jowell Roorks
Morgan Beatty
Garden City
KIAL
Muric i
Subcommittee weighs Dodgers Giants West move
Washington hearing on if teams will relocate to the West Coast features Dodgers President Walter O’Malley and Giants head Horace Stoneham. Alfredo Camarero, a long-distance swimmer, participates in a marathon context that foreshadows baseball relocation questions. Park of Long Beach secures runner up money. Greta Andersen wins the women’s title with prize money awarded.
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Washington
Atlantic
City
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Giants
Genliman
Alfredo Camarero
Dodgers
Walter Absecon
Yester O'Malley
Giant
Horace Stoneham
Tom Park
Long
Beach
Calif
Park
Dodger-Giant
Greta ‘Andersen
Gong Beach
Camarero
National League chief outlines ocean league plan
Warran Giles, president of the National League, repeated key points from Ford Frick about a possible ocean-to-ocean league. He suggested Dodgers and Giants may move, described huge mileage needs of 218,300 miles, and noted plane travel for long hops would raise costs by about 835,000 per club. Arbitration might settle Pacific Coast damages if voluntary deals fail.
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Warran Giles
National League
Ford ‘Frick
Dodgers
Giants
Giles
Morehan
Breal
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Brooklyn
New York
Pacific Coast
Panyedine
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Ron Hubbard
Laken
Daycees
Joe Whitehead
Jerry McGaughey
Jim Stotts
McGaughey
George Lloyd
Whitehead
Bob Bergkamp
Lloyd
Gane Keady
Keady
Bergkemp
Kent Hummer
Jerry Hale
Cecil Snyder
Garden ‘Ab
Hj Liberal Ab
Msederick Ab
Price
Dear of
Snyder
Ojech
Herbert
Jones
Dil
Hale
Baker
Hume
Heeney Pia
Joe Sullivan
Gene Sullivan
Evans
Latin Panthers
Fanglers
Panthers
Fansters
Northern Idle
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Loes
Northern
Henkle Drillers
Ansas
Suthwest
Farm Insurance
Henkle
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Southwest ‘Power-Laughlin
Vayeee Airlinks
Culligan
Southwest Power
Kansas Plastic - Coffee Ann
Laughlin Drug
Fankhauser
Southwest Carpet-Campbell
Henklebye
State Farm
Fankhauser State Farm
Five Points Nursery
Campbell Insurance
Kansas Plastic Southwest Carpet
Hrade
Cincinnati Reds
Detroit
Jama Walead
Nlone Bronle Ditching
John Frazier
Cole
Dodge City
Chet Bry
Pratt
Coles
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Teague
Jée
Lib*ral
Gene Keady
McPherson
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