Roberts Drops Ath Phils Go Back to Cellar
Phillies lose to Reds as Robin Roberts suffers his fourth defeat in seven innings. Reds win on a ninth inning single and an Amaro error run, while Kim OToole blanks the Phillies late. Twins beat White Sox 6 5 in a ninth inning rally as Harmon Killebrew homered twice for Minnesota.
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Cage Star Stricken With TB
All America Tom Stith of St Bonaventure has tuberculosis and will miss about a year before returning. Doctors at St Francis Hospital in Olean said the 6 foot 5 forward has the disease in one lung, lost weight, and was to be moved to ML Morris Sanatorium near Rochester for treatment. The Knicks’ first draft choice signed with them three weeks ago after starring for St Bonaventure, where he scored 830 points to help a 24 4 season and NCSA tourney berth.
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Standings and results from Monday to Wednesday Major League games
Standings show National League leaders San Francisco Pittsburgh and Los Angeles Milwaukee Chicago St Louis Cincinnati Philadelphia with scattered results. American League leaders include Mantle Temple and others as bats, runs and home run counts are listed. several games postponed due to rain and schedule notes indicate Detroit Washington Chicago Cleveland Kansas City Boston and New York games across days.
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Stolen bases and pitching leaders listed in league notes
Zewski Los Angeles shows Versalles Minnesota with seven stolen bases Aparicio Chicago with five. Pitching leader Lary Detroit at 4 0 1 000 in a 2 0 1 000 strikeouts Bell Cleveland and Ramos Minnesota with 25 Ford New York 23.
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Baseball Leaders of the League From Los Angeles to Pittsburgh
Batting leaders list Moon of Los Angeles with 25 hits and 8 home runs leading in runs and totalabbreviated stats. Cunningham of St. Louis shines with 22 hits and 14 runs. Mays of San Francisco ties for triples and steals, while Aaron of Milwaukee leads RBIs with 16. Pitching Elston of Chicago and Friend of Pittsburgh top 4 0 records. Drysdale of Los Angeles fanned 33 batters.
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Canadian Horse Four and Twenty Favored in Derby Trial
Four and Twenty owned by Alberta Ranches, Ltd. and ridden by Johnny Longden is the 8-5 favorite for the one mile Derby Trial Stakes at Churchill Downs. Ten 3 year olds compete for the $15,000-added race, the 34th running, with prospects of a Derby start unless upset by Carry Back or other contenders like Crozier, Venetian Way’s full brother He's a Pistol, and Prince Nerida among others.
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Major League Stars Rally For Key Wins In NL, AL
Pitching by Jim O'Toole of the Reds powered Cincinnati from the cellar with a six hit 22 victory over Philadelphia while Billy Gardner of the Twins broke a ninth inning tie with a two out double for a 65 win over the White Sox.
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Minor League Scoreboard Patchwork From Regional Games
International League results show Columbus 4 Buffalo 3 and San Juan 7 Syracuse 2 with Rochester at Jersey City postponed by rain. American Association Denver 3 Indianapolis 4. Pacific Coast League Omaha 4 Houston, Spokane 2 Salt Lake 1. Portland 3 San Diego 3. Vancouver Tacoma postponed by rain. Seattle 4 Hawaii 3 in 1 inning. John Phelps of Missouri was appointed by President Lincoln as provisional governor at Arkansas on September 19, 1862.
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Fight Results Across Cities Highlight Mixed Outcomes
Dallas sees Kenny Lane 137 defeating Big Randall 134. Muskegon notes Allen Thomas 167 beating Clarence Riley 167 in Detroit 38. New York-Billy Pickett 161 defeats Johnny Morris 158 in Pittsburgh 40. Tijuana sees Lalo Guerrero 126 beating the Chestnut 126 when the challenger was disqualified in the 6th.
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Gaslite League Standings and Local Results
Gaslite League Farm Bureau listings show team scores and standings with entries for Elizabeth's Beauty Shop Perry's Truck Stop and Lebester's Dept. Store. Individual performers include Velora Bright Carolyn Hatfield Lois Shirley Sue Huckabee Ester Lavender and Frank Jackson with scores ranging from 12 to 186 across events. Evening events list Sundowners Gilbert Mercantile Prescott Mfg Marks Nightwear and Serv. Sta with multiple top placements.
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Slows Play in Southern Weather Hurts Attendance
Cold night and wet field cut two games to 674 fans as Mobile Bears rally for 29 7 win over Shreveport. Lou Holdener hit a three run homer in the eighth, Jerry Mallett added a two run shot in the 12th for the comeback. Oscar Chinque earned his third straight win in Nashville's 9 3 victory. Other local items list clubs, standings, and ads.
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Bank of Prescott v War tis and Gooch chancellor docket record
From Hempstead Courthouse records list chancery docket Bank of Prescott against J L Wartis James T Gooch as complainants. Marriage licenses show D June Cornelius Hope and Sharan Roberts Hope.
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Court Docket and Baseball Game Summary
Court docket items list numerous defendants with bonds forfeited or fines imposed, including Harold Duke, Thornell Boles, Joseph Maric, and others for speeding and drunkenness, with varied fines and licenses. The report also notes a baseball game where Chuck Bogan’s team lost and Dave Jolly pitched 32 4 innings with Nashville scoring through Gene Davis drives.
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Razorbacks Schedule Defense Scrimmage Ahead of Red White Game
Arkansas coach Frank Broyles plans a Wednesday defensive scrimmage with the first two units against the third and fourth teams. QB George McKinney sits out contact drills this week due to a swollen right elbow but is expected to play Saturday.
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Korean official sentenced in vote rigging case
SEQUL, South Korea AP report says Chun Sung-chun, spokesman for the Syngman Rhkee regime, received a two year prison term for involvement in the March 1960 rigged presidential election. Prosecution sought five years. Police said plans to violently overthrow the government were only a daydream.
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Pert Children Dismissed by UW Over Tosis Payment
W Boge Jr faced dismissal with no directional right after a payment dispute over tosis. The case notes indicate the university's action against the individual, reflecting administrative resolution.
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