Community church events and notices in a June calendar
Calendar items note a Narrows Dam trip rescheduled to Saturday June 30 with contact persons Fannie Hicks and Alva Wyatt. Rising Star Baptist Church Missionary Society bake sale on June 23. pies by special order to Jewel Witherspoon Prospect 74669. A weiner roast at the Norwood home is set for June 23 with public invitation. Homecoming services at Mt O Lear Baptist Church begin June 20 through 24 ending with a singing convention. Rev W J Jones pastor. Installation for White Base Chapter 416 O B S occurs June 23 at Mt Sinai Church Water's Crossing with a postfeast at Mrs Alberta Brown's home. a weiner roast is included. Regular Mt Olive Baptist Church service on June 17 with Sunday School by Mary E Phillips. sermon by Rev T W Wyatt. six visitors. BeBee Memorial C M E Church hosts Joyful Five Gospel Singers June 24 at 7:30 p.m. to raise funds for National Youth Congress delegates. Memphis, July. Vacation Bible School at BeeBee C M E Church began June 11, closes Friday. Junior and Intermediate classes perform. exhibit displays. Hare Bears to perform.
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Joyful Five Gospel Singers
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Arkansas
National Youth Congress
Memphis
Tennessee
Braves in First Again After Haney Takes Reins
Braves surge to five straight wins under manager Fred Haney as they sweep Pittsburgh 7-2 and reclaim NL lead. Mantle blasts two homers for the Yankees in a 4-1 win over Detroit, while the White Sox, Indians, and Reds edge closer in a tight AL race. Haney, likable yet cautious, has steadied Milwaukee's lineup and helped Conley deliver a complete game in the latest win.
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National League standings and results recap
AP recap of NL standings with Milwaukee Brooklyn Cincinnati St Louis Pittsburgh New York Chicago Philadelphia and results from yesterday including Brooklyn 4 St Louis 2 New York 4 Chicago 1 Philadelphia 3 Cincinnati 2 Milwaukee 7 Pittsburgh Today games St Louis at Brooklyn Milwaukee at Pittsburgh Chicago at New York also covered are American League and Southern Association standings with team records and scheduled games Macabre note on time units and a stray reference conclude the snippet.
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Cincinati
Braves Rally Past Vern Law In Fifth Frame
The Braves scored five in the fifth to defeat Vern Law as Curt Simmons earned the win and Philadelphia edged Art Flower on Stan Lopata's 12th homer. Dodgers topped the Cardinals 3-2 with Cri Furillo's two run double, Roger Craig winning his sixth. Charley Neal turned Stan Musial's bases loaded smash into a force out in the ninth. Hank Thompson hit his first 1956 homer to beat the Cubs as Al Worthington secured his third. Mantle hit two homers marking an 18 game run toward Ruth’s 1927 pace. Andy Carey drove in two with a sixth inning homer as Don Hoeft allowed the first 15 men faced. Johnny Buchek earned his ninth win as Whitey Ford returned late. Al Rosen drove in the go ahead run for Cleveland against reliever Tom Hurd. Gene Woodling tied it with a homer in the eighth. Jackie Jensen homered off Herb Score in the first. Don Meserena won in relief. Chicago used five pitchers as the Orioles rode to a win and the White Sox added four runs. Baltimore 12, Washington won with an error and a sacrifice fly in the ninth. the A’s fell to 19th defeat in 25 road games.
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al Worthington
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al Rosen
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Gene Woodling
Jackie Jensen
Tribe
Herb Score
Don Messi
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Orioles
White Sox
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Washington
A's
Grand Slam by Filegame Helps Legion Win
Hope Legionnaires opened the season at Fairpark with a 14 to 2 win over a Texarkan team. Marty Filogamo hit a grand slam in the sixth, going 3 for 4 with three runs, while Sonny Griffin allowed nine hits.
Satterfield Stops Summerlin In Ten Round Thriller
In Detroit, Bob Satterfield, a 31 to 1 underdog, outslugged Johnny Summerlin to win by unanimous decision over ten rounds. Satterfield weighed 183 pounds, landed a third round burst, and ended Summerlin's 12 fight win streak setting up potential fall bout with Tommy Jackson. Agnes McDonnell began a seven day jail term for beating a popcorn stand attendant with a hot butter paddle.
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