Chisox and Orioles Deadlock 18 Innings Amid Curfew Rule
The Chicago White Sox and Baltimore Orioles played 18 innings with the game still tied. Baltimore started an inning after 11.459 p.m. due to a local curfew allowing late starts. Wilhelm pitched 8 2/3 innings of hitless relief before giving way, while Pie Traynor’s long appearance led Chicago’s effort. The tie trimmed Chicago’s AL lead to 1. five games as Cleveland beat Washington 3-2 on Rocky Colavito’s homer, securing Gary Bell’s 12th win.
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Baltimore
Teft
Wilhelm
Batimore
Sants Poska
Joe Ginsberg
Wilvin
Knucklers
Billy
Gardner
Aeonce
Ay Smits
Gary Bell
Bell
Indians
Russ Kemmerer
Paul Foytack
Rob
New York Ag Bos
Rell
Fight Results From Associated Press Report Confused
Fragmentary text indicates fight results reported by THE ASSOCIATED PRESS from Los Angeles, with names and places misread. It mentions Raymund Tor Res 134 and Reynosa Mesica, plus Paulin Wrmetodd and Compton Catir with unclear ages, suggesting a chaotic, garbled boxing result note.
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Kresg
Los Angeles
Raymund ‘Torres
Reynosa
Paulin Wrmetodd
Compton Catir
Giants Rally Behind McCovey In Pinehurst Race
Willie McCovey and Willie Mays led the San Francisco Giants to a strong win while Sad Sam Jones earned his 15th victory. Eddie Bressoud added a homer, and McCovey drove in the first run as the club pulled ahead of the Dodgers and Braves in the pennant chase.
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Willie McCovey
Phoenix
San Francisco” Giants
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Mays
Giants
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Braves
McCavey
Sam Jones
Eddie Bressoud
Hida Fey
McCovey
Fune
Kames
Jum Davesport
Davenport
Orlando Ceneda
Dodgers
Waukee
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Alf Bitching
Firates
Nationaleague
Harvey Haddix
Smoky Burgess
Bil Viron
Bob Skinner
Chicago
Phillies
Ernie Banks
Hurmberto Robinson
Bobby Thomson
Don Elston
Art Cap Terelli
Chasy Mf
St. Lo
Rough Work Greeted Stars at Little Rock
In Little Rock AP report, hot temperatures hindered 28 prep stars at two day workouts for the state all star basketball and football events. Coaches like West coach John Pierce planned to ease schedules after punishing drills. East coach Mike Malham noted first scrimmage set for later, with evaluations ongoing.
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athomMpete
East
T. Watson
West
John Pierce
Perce
Hope High Sedge
Pierce
Mike Mfalham
Catholic High
Malham
East Sridders
Tigers Beat Yanks As Yanks Shutout Streak Ends
Detroit tops New York 4 to 3 with Detroit homers by Red Wilson and Eddie Yost and strong late pitching. Kiely allows bases loaded jam in ninth. Casale seals eighth triumph. Williams and Tur tle homer for A’s in other noted action.
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Tigers
Yanks
Duma
Detroit
Red Wilson
Eddie Yost
Boston
Foy
Kansas City
Kiely
Jaro
Derey Casale
Dick Williams
Bil ‘Turtle
Little Loop Nine in Semifinals Tonight at 8
Hope All-Star advances to a semifinal contest in Arkadelphia for a state title berth. The Hope team defeated Malvern Paragould in district play to reach the semis, with rivalry games and late starts shaping the Arkansas playoff schedule.
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Little Loop
Hope
Arkadelphia Fondaltt
Arkansas
Fine Blut
At & O Doels
Malvern
Paragedid
Arkadelphia
Hane
Smackover
Crossett
All Star Practice Opens Amid Bruises and Injuries
East teams brace for action as basketball stars Wayne Dav and Sam Edwards highlight rosters. Coaches report mixed results with tapering plans starting next week. Several players suffer sprains bruises and minor injuries during first day of all star practice in Harrisburg and Little Rock.
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Watson
Wayne Dav
North Little Race
Sam Edwards
Harrisburg
Wera Dian
Steve Hotheste
Little Rock Centre
Charles Wells
Haraburg
Lip Malnain
Guid Wells
Aeton
Ingemar Says No Fight in September
Ingemar Johansson and Patterson are in Paris with key figures including Dill Rosenbaum and Truman Glazer. Johansson denies plans for a September 22 world heavyweight rematch. In New York the DA probes promotion efforts, questioning Charley Hack about Cus D’Amato’s involvement.
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Ingemar
Paris
Ingemar Johansson
Stockholn Uckspane
Pinsa Pattorson
New York
District Attorney
Johanssen-Patterson
Charley Thack
Cus Darmate
Mananer
Patterson
Pine Bluff Wins and Loses in State Play
Pine Bluff won once and lost again in the state baseball tournament. David Thornton pitched for Pine Bluff against Fayetteville, while Walnut Ridge defeated Pine Bluff earlier. Morrilton beat Little Rock 13 to 7 to reach the winners bracket semifinals as Blytheville eliminated Eb Dorady in the elimination meet.
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Pine Flutt
Lorby
Lili Rock
Cotton Belt Seeks to Drop Two Daily Passenger Trains
At an Interstate Commerce Commission hearing in Paragould Arkansas representatives of St. Louis Southwestern known as Cotton Belt argued for abandoning passenger service between Pine Bluff Arkansas and St Louis Missouri. They cited a 47 percent drop in passenger fares in 1958 and losses of over 62 thousand dollars in 1958 with dwindling riders and available alternative transport. Local officials and city representatives from Fornfelt Imo East St. Louis Brinkley Clarendon Marmaduke Bing Paragould attended as witnesses along with Cotton Belt executives.
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Gilles
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Betty
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Lester Conley
Cotton Belt
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Ark
St Louis
A. By. Cramer
Tyler Tex
AL Duracher
Paul M. Bunting
Cramer
Colton Belt
Honectnes
Missouri Public Service Commission
Fornfelt
Imo
East St. Louis
Brinkley
Clarendon
Marmaduke
Bing Bluff
Pine Bluff
Export Possibility Steadies Market
CHICAGO market outlook shows steady export potential lifting wheat futures amid mixed prices. Corn rye and soybeans fluctuated with light demand. rainfall boosts some shorts. Grain receipts listed as 15 wheat cars, 9 corn, 20 oats, 12 rye, 16 barley. none soybeans. Pitching and batting statistics from multiple cities follow in later lines.
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Chicago
Board of Ahore
Eans
When to Fish or Hunt Solunar Tables
Solunar periods from John Alden Knight guide anglers and hunters to plan days around major and minor periods. The table marks major times lasting about two hours after start and minor periods shorter, with days listed and periods shown in bold and regular type.
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John Alden Knight
John Alden Kat
John Alten Knight
Community revival events and district congress in Texarkana
The schedule lists revival services at Haynes Chapel Baptist Church led by Rev. J. P. Dennis from Wichita Kans., running Aug 4 through Aug 9. Also noted are a Missionary Society program Aug 9 featuring a “Weight Baby,” a Milwaukee gospel program Aug 1, and a youth center fix-up meeting Aug 9 with tools. The Southwest District Congress opens Aug 3 at Canaan Baptist Church, Texarkana, with Rev. M. Misley, Rev. BF Williams presiding, and King and Queen J. E. Henry and Frances Leslie from Munn's Chapel. Delegates from Hope area churches are named along with activities and sermons by Dr. R. S. Shorty.
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Kah
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Hope
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the Missionary Society of
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Memorial
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V. UW
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Cespelaires
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Melody Six
Gospel Five
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Southwest District
Usher Board
Canaan Baptist Church
Laurel St
Texarkana
Ark
M. Misley
BF. R. Williams
Congress
Texrakana
R. 8
Shorty
State Congress
J. E. Henry
Frances Leslie
Munn's Chapel Baptist Church
Prescott
Lonoke Baptist Church
James J. Coby
Eva Mae Smith
Nancy Jo Scott
A. S. Walker
P. L. Robinson
James E. Coby
Carvett Chapel Baptist Church
P. R. Williams
Vera Williams
Barnastine
Shirley
Emma Ko
Ethel Rizzelle
L. Wyatt
Rising Star Baptist Church
M. §. Riley
New Rights Bill Heads to Scrimmage
A civil rights bill moves to the House Rules Committee after a divided Judiciary panel approved a five point bill. Southern leadership fears delays to avoid a presidential election backlash, while Democratic leaders seek action before 1960. The Senate faces a revamp by the Judiciary panel as the House eyes a broader sweep.
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New Rights Bill
Washington
Mouse Rules Committee
Judiciary
Rules Committee
Senate
Lyndon BE
John Son
Texas
Congress
Judiciary Committee
Norvit Democrats
Senhowers
House
Senate Judiciary Committee
Little Rock Budget Forces School System Revision
Little Rock officials announce the district must revise its budget and consider an upward adjustment due to enrollment changes at Raney High and other public schools. The plan includes hiring pauses for resignations, delaying some items, and funding an extra month of work as the school year nears an opening slated for next Wednesday.
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Little Rock
E. Faubis
Raney
Raney High
Seahon
Rock
Orval
Tre Raney
Board Shokesman
Urges Children Be Given Polio Shots
The Little Rock school board urged parents to vaccinate children against polio, preferring voluntary shots via an educational school program over mandatory inoculations for attendance. The Hot Springs board planned a survey on making shots mandatory, while officials noted no compulsory policy yet.
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Little Rock
Behn
Terrety T. Paw
Bruce Bennett
Hag
Hot Springs
Bennett
UOS
Westinel
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