Twin Feature Of Races Set In Gate City
Greensboro race program led by Bill Myers of Winston-Salem with two 30 lap NASCAR sportsman features plus heats and consolation to open the night at the Greensboro Fairgrounds track. Other contenders include Pee Wee Jones Winston Salem Shorty York Mocksville Ted Swaim Winston-Salem and Glenn Wood Stuart Va. N events continue at Fayetteville Bowan Gray Stadium and later dates through September.
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Greensboro
Bill France
Alvin Hawkins
Greensboro Fairgrounds
Champion Raceway
Fayetteville
Friom
Bowman Gray Stadium
Bill Myers
Winston-Salem
Pee Wee Jones
Bowman Grayadium
Jones
J. S. Pope
Ford
Shorty York
Mocksville
Myers
Mt. Airy
Ted Swaim
Glenn Wood
Stuart
Pro Grid Tilt Draws 70,000 At Memorial Coliseum
A crowd of 70,000 is expected for the Washington Redskins versus Los Angeles Rams exhibition at Memorial Coliseum. Rams favored by eight points. kickoff at 6 30 p.m. EST. Eddie LeBaron to open for Washington. Ralph Guglielmi may see duty with a sprained ankle. game not televised.
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LOS Angeles P
Memorial Coliseum
Washington Redskins
Los Angeles Rams
Los Angeles Times Charities, Inc
Rams
Redskins
Eiddie LeBaron
Washington
Ralph Guglielmi
Chicago
Simme
Archie Rocky Fight Looms As Veteran Boxers Cited
The piece recalls older boxers Langford Walcott and others as examples of fighters past their primes and hints at a forthcoming Archie versus Rocky bout drawing an old-fashioned crowd. Langford is noted in hospital and fading from memory as a contrast to the anticipated match atmosphere.
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Woodman
Moore
Langford
Joe Walcott
Marciano
Philadelphia
Boston
Marciano Mengalore
Tex Rickard
National League leaders and American League leaders summary
Names and figures from the 1950s hit and pitching leaders across the leagues. Ashburn and Snider lead batting in their leagues with high averages and runs or RBIs. Newcombe and Jones top pitching for strikeouts and wins, Mantle and Kaline pace home runs and hits.
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Ashburn
Philadelphia
Snider
Brooklyn
Os — Kluszewski
Cincinnati
Logan
Milwaukee
Bruton
Long
Pittsburgh
Kluszewski
Boyer
St. Louis
Newcombe
Jones
Chicago
Kaline
Troit
Mantle
New York
Jensen
Boston
Detroit
Kuenn
Carey
Girls Golfers Set To Play Fourth Round In USA Junior
Florence, with 16 matches played yesterday and four players advancing to semifinals, features JoAnne Gunderson Seattle Anne Quast Everett Clifford Ann Creed Opelousas Judith Mintz Great Neck Leona Sayre Norris Town and Betsy Cullen Tulsa. Cullen shot 38 36 74 and eliminated Benden Clifford while Sayre faces Glenda Felkner in an early round. Nancy Phillips Newton North Carolina edged Paula West Sacramento on the 19th hole in the day's longest match.
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Florence
U. S. Golf Assn
Joanne Gunderson
Seattle
Anne Quast
Everett
Wash
Joanne
Clifford Ann Creed
Opelousas
Judith Mintz
Great Neck
N.Y
Leona Sayre
Norristown
Betsy Cullen
Tulsa
Okla
Miss Cullen
Florence Country Club
Benden Clifford
Mexico City
Miss Sayre
Glenda Felkner
Coral Gables
Fla
Nancy Phillips
Newton
N.C
Paula West
Sacramento
Calif
Paula Meneen Seo
Ant Tork
Detroit Lions trim roster to 42 after waiver actions
In Ypsilanti Michigan the Detroit Lions reduced by waivers three rookies from training camp Dan McDonald Don Powell and Marvin Johnson. Fullback Jerry Gadja exited and was placed on reserve as the club prepared for an exhibition game against the Philadelphia Eagles Friday night.
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Ypsilanti
Mich
Detroit Lions
Lions
Detroit
Eastern Michige
Dan McDonald
University of Michigan
Don Powell
Catawba
N.C
Marvin Johnson
San Jose State
Calif
Jerry Gadja
St. Benedict College
Atchison
Kan
Minor League Scores Across Leagues And Results
Multiple leagues report scores with winners and totals. International League Toronto beats Montreal 5 to 4. Rochester defeats Buffalo 5 to 3. Richmond shuts out Columbus 9 to 0. Syracuse blanks Havana 1. American Association Indianapolis earns 4 to 2 over Omaha. Denver edges Louisville 11 to 10. Minneapolis 10 over Charleston 4. St Paul bests Toledo 9 to 4. Southern Association New Orleans downed 6 to 10 by mobile 4 to 6. Mobile 4 38 Little Rock 4 Memphis 2. Atlanta wins 6 to 5 over Chattanooga. Birmingham 16 Nashville 5. South Atlantic Charlotte 5 Columbus 3. Macon 5 Savannah 0. Augusta 5 Jacksonville 0. Columbia 7. Montgomery and Danville result unclear due to text. Carolina High Point Thomasville 8 Danville 1. Fayetteville 4 Greensboro 2. Winston Salem 9 Reidsville 6. Burlington Graham at Durham rain postponed. Tri-State Rock Hill 9 Greenville 2. Spartanburg 19 Asheville 4.
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Toronto
Montreal
Rochester
Buffalo
Richmond
Columbus
Syracuse
Havana
Indianapolis
Omaha
Denver
Louisville
Minneapolis
Charleston
St. Paul
Toledo
New Orleans
Mobile
Little Rock
Memphis
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Nashville
Fayetteville
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Reidsville
Burlington - Graham
Durham
Rock Hill
Greenville
Spartanburg
Asheville
Minor League Chiefs Discuss Realignment Plans
Nine minor leagues met with NAPBL President A Trautman in Columbia for exploratory talks on possible realignment of leagues. The session aimed to gather input from league presidents Geerson to Hipps and others and consider Southeast professional baseball prospects for next year.
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Columbia
National Assn
A. Trautman
NAPBL
Trautman
Geerson
Georgia-Florida
B L. Campbell
Piedmont
C. R. Devault
Appalachian
Oswald Hadden
Georgia State
John Krider
Florida State
Robert E
Bobby) Hipps
Tri-State
Glenn E
Ted) Mann
Carolina
Sam Smith Jr
Alabama-Florida
William H
Bill) Terry
South Atlantic
Indians and Braves clash for City Little League title
The Indians and Braves meet at Armstrong Park in a two out of three series with tonight’s game deciding the city championship. Tim Cook fired a two hit 20 win with 12 strikeouts, matching Max Murrow until two Indian errors in the sixth. Tonight’s game starts at o’clock with a possible third game Friday if needed. Indians 2 Braves 6 in the Sept.
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Indians
Braves
Armstrong Park
Indans
Tim Cook
National League Braves
Cook
Max Murrow
Last Night's Fights Across U S Cities
The report lists multiple boxing results from Miami Beach Detroit Halifax Ocean Park San Antonio Mexicali and other sites. Winners include Michout ee Hoacine Khalfi Glenn Flanagan Tony Pelino Chebo Hernandez and Manuel Ortiz among others with various weights and stoppages.
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Elmira
N.Y
Orlando Zulueta
Havana
Glenn Flanagan
St. Paul
Detroit
Eddie Smith
Lesfie Walker
An. Mich
Halifar
Basil Marie
Philadephia
Gy Ee
Dick Howard
Halifax Ocean Park
Calif
Tony Pelino
Buffalo
Sonny Gill
Pasadena
San Ape
Negro Teams Plan East West Classic At Finch Field
The Detroit Stars and Kansas City Monarchs meet tomorrow night at Finch Field in an exhibition game between Negro American League teams. Satchel Paige, now with Greensboro Patriots, formerly played for the Monarchs. The East West Classic plans to be an annual event with 4 15 PM start.
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Detroit Stars
Kansas City Monarchs
Finch Field
Satchel Paige
Greensboro
Patriots
The
Monarchs
Tonight's Winner To Meet Salisbury Nine
In Salisbury North Carolina Region 4 American Legion Junior baseball Memphis Tennessee faces Richmond Virginia tonight. The winner advances to meet Salisbury for the title tomorrow night after Salisbury defeated Richmond 7 0 and Memphis beat Bowling Green 15 2 yesterday in the losers bracket.
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Salisbury
N.C
Memphis
Tenn
Richmond
Bowling Green
Soviet atomic workers gain six hour days and paid vacations
In Geneva A A Letavet outlined Soviet steps to protect workers exposed to radiation. Some receive six hour days and up to a month of paid vacation in sanatoriums at moderate cost funded 70 percent by the state. Only certain high exposure jobs get these benefits. The U S reports a three tenths Roentgen weekly limit and high safety records with current protections.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
A. A. Letavet
Letavet
Russia
United States
Britain
American Atomic Energy Commission
U.S
Parents Split Over Custody Case In Sacramento
Airman Daniel Schmidt seeks custody of his son Danny Jr. after 32 months in Chinese prison. His wife Una Schmidt-Fine and her parents oppose and support differingly, while Una's Boise relatives and Tehama County grandmother weigh in. A divorce and custody battle loom as Schmidt, via Sacramento attorney Howard P. Welch, plans court action. First brick kiln in the United States was built at Salem in 1629.
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Sacramento
Calif
Una Schmidt
Fine
Daniel Schmidt
Schmidt
Una
Alford
Danny Jr
Howard P. Welch
Pods
Walter Fare
Boise
Idaho
Aee Ferguson
California
Tehama County
Ralph Howell
Bruneau
Sierra
Harold Berliner
United States
Salem
Massachusetts
End Of Argentine Truce At Hand With Church
In Buenos Aires the two month truce between the Roman Catholic Church and Argentina's Peronista party neared its end as the party signaled a revival of anti church activity. The government reported an assassination plot against President Peron and other leaders blamed on Catholic nationalists. Police fired tear gas at student protests near Eva Peron, arresting 41.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Peronista
Supreme Council
Juan Peron
Peronista Party
Peron
Congress
Eva Peron
New Code Of POWs Set For Issuance Today
Washington reports a new prisoner of war conduct code to be issued as President Eisenhower prepared to sign an executive order. A commission of retired officers and Pentagon staff guided training. the code blends Army rigidity with Air Force leniency based on wartime case reviews.
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Washington
White House
Colorado
Pentagon
Eiserhower
Fraser
Colo
Army
Air Force
Justice Douglas Interviewed By Red Radio
Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas was featured in a Moscow radio interview while touring with Robert F. Kennedy. Moscow quoted Douglas saying Soviet people welcomed him and that they chose their own route, heading toward Siberia.
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London
U.S. Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Moscow
Soviet Union
Robert F. Kennedy
Senate Committee On Government
Moscow Radio
Douglas
Tashkent
Kazakhstan
Siberia
Turkey
Spee
Uion
Time Payments Fixed Feature For Many
Time payments have become a standard household budgeting tool as consumer credit and home mortgages peak. Bankers say higher living standards justify credit, with delinquencies down and incomes rising. Experts credit mass production and mass sales, noting most families manage debt well amid a booming economy.
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Sam Dawson
New York -P
Arthur C. Dietz
C.I.T. Financial Corp
Theodore H. Silbert
Standard Factors Corp
Consumer Credit Management
Columbia University
Washington
Home Building Records Drop in July Construction
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports an 11 percent drop in July housing starts to 115000 units from 129000 in June due to voluntary tightening of housing credit. The report highlights nonfarm housing starts for July and notes economic factors influencing the construction sector.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
BLS
Witnesses Refuse to Answer At HUAC Hearing On Red Influence
New York reporters note no witness at the second day of the House Un American Activities Committee hearings would answer questions on communism. Four witnesses invoked the Fifth Amendment or otherwise declined to respond about Red affiliations while Elliott Sullivan rejected the amendment challenge. Bernard Baruch attended and urged courage to testify.
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New York
House Un-American Activities Committee
Lee Hays
Irma Jurist
Susan d'Usseau
Arnaud d’Usseau
Hays
The
Weavers
Frank Tavenner
People’s Songs
People’s Artists
Hayes
Tavenner
Jurist
Gertrude Lawrence
Communist Party
d’'Usseau
Ittee
Francis E. Walter
D-Pa
Stanley Roberts
d’Usseau
Elliott Sullivan
Bernard Baruch
Walter
Baruch
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