Indians Rally to Split Twin Bill Behind Francona's Power
Francona homered twice driving in three runs as the Indians beat the White Sox 16 1 in game one and won 5 0 in game two to move within a game and a half of the league lead. Linchpin moments came in the ninth inning opener and the first inning of the nightcap with Jame Harshman and other relievers keeping Chicago off the board. Minnie Minoso and Bob Feller contributed in Cleveland's offensive burst, while the White Sox lost the opener on late runs and split the doubleheader with New York. Detroit cruised past Baltimore 9 5 and Washington split with Kansas City, with Pascual and Aspromonte helping the Senators.
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Tin Parry
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Tom Brewer
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New York
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Sox
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Esitimore
Washington
Kan City
Minnie Minoso
Jamke Harshman
Young Perry
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Enys Slaughter
Ltte
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Early Wynn
Sherman Jollar
Ralph Terry
Bob Shawer
Met
Eddie Yost
Harvey Kuenn
Teague
Frank Lary
Baltimore
Roy Nieman
Tuhs
Kansas City
Johnny Buck
Mooty Cleared to Return for Arkansas Football
Fayetteville Arkansas AP Jim Mooty star halfback for the University of Arkansas will return to football after a head injury. Doctors advised him to resume practice beginning September 1. Mooty previously sidelined by the injury and will rejoin the team as fall drills start.
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Fayetteville
Ark
Jim Moots
Fleet
Ll-Scully
Tree University of Arkansas
Pf Deracin
Early lieutenant general rank created for a Mexican War commander
The rank of lieutenant general was created by Congress in 1855 as a special honor for Winklela Scott, commander of the army during the Mexican War and Whig candidate for president in 1852. Scott fled the frontier during the War of 1812 era and was captured by the British, then exchanged and returned to the United States.
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Congress
Winklela Scott
Scott
Canadian
Standings and Monday Games From the NFL or MLB Schedule
The report lists Monday games featuring New York at Chicago and Baltimore at Detroit with Tuesday’s schedule including New York at Cleveland and Washington at Detroit Boston at Chicago and Baltimore at Kansas City also shown. It also notes Sunday results York 7 0 Chicago 1 3 to 1 6 Boston 0 Now Den ny Washington 7 2 Kansas City 55 Detroit Baltimore 5 with a postponed second game. Nearby text references medical exams for a player and a coach’s remarks while mentioning Azso Press all-Southwest Conference honors for a player who rushed for 393 yards.
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Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Boston
Chicago
Baltimore
Kansas City
York
Denny Washington
Mousty
Nolinced
Frank Suring
Ha Broyles
Mooi
Menior
Arkansas
LaGrone and Smith Dominate CC Golf Week Finals
LaGrone and Smith win in the second week of CC golf play advancing toward the finals for the 1959 Hope Country Clinical Championship. Smith beat Homer Beverley 4 and 2 after a tense rally, leading early then withstanding Beverley’s run. LaGrone beat Eric Batty 4 and 3, weathering a Batty surge and a key moment at 13. First Flight sees Foy Ammons defeating Bob Cain to face Jimmy Jones, who beat Royce Smith. Second Flight sees Eddie Whitman 72 to eliminate Don Grince, with Whitman meeting Boyett Powell. Third Flight qualifiers include Newbern over Pentecost with Cecil Delaney advancing from a default. Fourth Flight features Albritton vs Atchley, Fifth Flight concludes with Lyn Harris over Charlie Graham.
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Smith
Homer Beverley
Beverley
LiGronn LaCrane
Eric Batly
Texarkana
Bally
LaGrone
Batty
Elasig
Foy Am
Mons
Bob Cain
Will
Jimmy Jones
Jones
Royce Smith
Eddie Whitman
Don Grince
Whitman Boes
Boyett Powell
7Isville
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Bob OW
Albrittny
Byran Hefner
Atchley
Robert LaGrone
Lyn Harris
Charlie Graham
Baseball scores and standings mixed from New York paper
Major League results show Pittsburgh 9 LA 2 and Milwaukee 7 Chicago 0 in recent games plus inconsistent line about Cincinnati St Louis and San Francisco Philadelphia doubleheader. Leaders list notes Kuenn Detroit leading American League batting with 347 at bats along with several others and runs batted in figures for Washington and Cleveland.
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Philadelphia
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
St.Louis
Cincinati
St Louis
St. Louis
Associated Press
Kuenn
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Raline
Woodling
Balmore
W. L. Pet
Abe
Arron
Cunningham
Louis
Pinson
Mays
Banks
Chico
Robinson
Aaron
Doublue
Finson
Aron
Mirauko
Neal
Moon
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San Fran
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T&t Taylor
Face
Antonelli
Drysdale
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Reles
S. Jones
Cincinnatiti
Angelis
White
Pirates Stun Dodgers as Face Shines in Rallying Win
Pirates topple Dodgers in a dramatic extra inning rally led by Elroy Face and Don Groat. Pittsburgh secures second place in the division behind the Giants while Los Angeles drops to third, with Milwaukee closing in after a Cubs sweep.
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Marquarad
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Tae Se Inet
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Toctie
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Chicago Cubs
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Philadelphia
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Rab Skinner Walkers
Groat
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Ray Boone
Andy Pati
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Newcombe
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Giants
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Revival and church congress at Shorter College AME event
The Twelfth Episcopal District AME Church convenes August 26 to 28 on Shorter College campus in North Little Rock with Bishop Sherman presiding. Dr. O. A. Wilson, president of Shorter College, and Rev. P. Russell co host as keynote sermons and workshops on Sunday School ACE and youth programs are planned.
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AME
Shorter College
Bethel Ame Church
Cedar Street
North Little Rock
Tonglock
R. K. Young
W. HL Huntey
C. V. Boyd
Sunday School
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Boy and Girl Scouts
the Missionary Society
Richard Allen Youth Council
Lay- Men League
Chitrch
Life of TV Show Generally Five Years
AP reports experts say a hit TV series lasts four or five years but Father Knows Best defies the trend entering its sixth year. The piece notes on the set with cast remarking on the grind while sports scores and player stats from MLB supply unrelated clipped lines.
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Jane Wratt
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Williams
Kansas City
Alison
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Kubek
New York
Killebrew
Major Monday and Weekly Schedule Fragment Notes
Fragmentary list of weekday times with names and numbers 9 35 10 20 11 03 4 55 11 53 19 95 6 35. The readable items show a sequence of days and times lacking clear events or context. No identifiable persons or organizations are clearly presented.
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Eisenhower to tour Europe amid transatlantic diplomacy
President Eisenhower embarks on a major European tour to bolster allied ties and ease Cold War tensions. The trip aims to reassure Britain France and West Germany of U S support while shaping a united stance against Soviet influence.
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Eisenhingey
Harold Macmillan
Charles Ag Gaulle
Konrad Adenaty
Viet Prenjiep
Nikita Ahnishehey
HW United Wast
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