Former Sporting Partners Tangle In Welter Scrap
Boston Red Sox ride home streak, but road woes persist as they chase second place behind Yankees and KC. After 9-4 win over Detroit, Boston narrows gap to 0.3 games in tight AL race with Hart and Turner linked by shared trainer Willie Reddish.
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Jensen Leads Red Sox Past Tigers with Four RBI Night
Jackie Jensen powered Boston with a three run homer and a two run shot as the Red Sox beat the Tigers 9 to 5. Frank Sullivan won his third against one defeat, while Paul Foytack took the loss after seven runs in seven innings. The Riversiders were rained out in Washington.
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Schmidt Bitter Over TKO in Ninth Round
Peter Schmidt complained after a doctor stopped his bout with Tony DeCola at St Nicholas Arena. The fight ended in the ninth round by technical knockout as Schmidt argued he could have fought the tenth.
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Bright Spots Rise for Ban Johnson Bears in Rough Season
The Ban Johnson Bears show the emergence of Danny Casey as ace, with glittering outings against Sedalia Chiefs and Moberly. Larry Long shines at catcher while Billy Lees eyes a return to pitching for the Orioles, despite past tensions with manager Paul Richards.
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Missing Bride Still Sought Near Norman Navy Base
The search for Carol Ann Batt, 19, wife of Dennis E. Batterman, continues near Norman Oklahoma with few clues. Navy agent Carl White says she was last seen May 31 at a highway bus stop waiting to enter Norman and was observed talking to occupants of an old model car. no witness confirms her entry.
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Jensen's Bat Sparks Sizzling Sox Streak
The Boston Red Sox ride a six game unbeaten run led by Jackie Jensen nicknamed Golden Boy as he elevates to Boston's top power hitter. Jensen has homered 12 times and driven in 44 runs, trailing Bob Cerv by one in each category for the American League lead.
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University of California
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A's Sign Missouri Hurler Ernie Nevers
Kansas City Athletics sign 22-year-old Missouri righthander Ernie Nevers who pitched five spring wins for the Tigers. Nevers, from Kansas City, played last summer with Moose Jaw in Western Canadian Semi pro league and posted a 15–3 record. He will report Wednesday to Rochester, Minnesota, the A's Class B affiliate in the Triple A League.
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Three Unknowns Lead In Trans Mississppi Golf Meet
Three contenders with little pre tourney notice led 32 top amateur women golfers in qualifying for the 28th annual Trans Mississppi event at Hickory Hills. Barbara Williams Frances Rich and Mrs. Paul Dye Jr tied for medalist with 74 as defending champion Mrs. James Ferrie shot 77. Jo Anne Gunderson also 77. Finals set for Saturday.
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Parrot
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Gardena
Calif
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Kirkland
Wash
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Gunderson
William Hartson
Friedmont
Rademacher Eyes Rematch After July Bout
Los Angeles AP reports Pete Rademacher eyes a rematch with heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson after his charity bout with Zora Folley on July 24. Rademacher, who was knocked out by Patterson last August in Seattle, said he is certain a win over Folley secures the rematch.
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New York
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Milwaukee
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Australia
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Celtics ink No 3 choice Jim Cunningham with Fordham
Boston rookie Jim Cunningham of Fordham becomes the third player to sign for the Celtics for the 1958 59 NBA season. Cunningham totaled 1 740 points in three years at Fordham joining rookies Ben Swain of Texas Southern and Jim Smith of Steubenville College, the Celtics first and second draft picks.
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Former Moberly JC Star Joins Oilers in MIBL
Des Moines AP reports former Moberly Junior College basketball star Phil Red Murrell will play for the Oilers of Bartlesville in the National Industrial Basketball League next season. Murrell, who played for Drake in his last two collegiate seasons, averaged over 23 points per game and ranked fifth nationally among high scorers.
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Red) Murrell
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Court to Review Dissolved Tarkio Squaw Levee District
Missouri Supreme Court will review Judge Emmett J. Crouse’s order dissolving the Tarkio Squaw levee district in northwestern Missouri. It granted 30 days to perfect appeal as parties debate whether federal costs should be counted in weighing benefits.
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Egypt Education Gets Soviet Boost
CATRO Egypt AP The United Arab Republic minister of education Kamal el Din Hussein says the Soviet Union will supply all educational needs. Soviet professors to aid scientific teaching research Russian language archaeology and Arabic in Soviet schools. A Soviet scientific center will be established in the UAR to share research results and apply them to industry and agriculture. USSR to provide equipment and labs for peaceful atomic energy use.
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Women Lead Campaign Against Swiss Women’s Vote
In Lucerne a women’s committee formed to oppose granting voting rights to women as Switzerland contemplates a referendum this autumn. The group argues women may vote like their husbands making ballots redundant or cancel each other out, framing the issue as a scandalous leap for equality.
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Europe
Boxed oddities in brimming boxing and court news
A jumble of boxing match notes and court items spans offers, weights, and venues from Las Vegas to New Orleans. Virgil Akins foes and matchmaker Jack Laken feature amid town announcements. In Michigan a disorderly conduct case involves Tabernacle men with cymbal and horn complaints. Rhonda Fleming divorce with Roy Weaver also appears among the notices.
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Explosion Leaves Toronto Tenants Missing After Blast
AP reports two men and two women listed as missing a day after a blast tore a gash in a four story brick apartment house in Toronto's North End. Authorities say no death confirmed and blast likely started near a basement boiler with police probing a possible bomb as cause.
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Mysterious Blast Power Concentrated in One Direction
A report notes it was mysterious that the full force of the blast appeared to be directed in a single direction, suggesting unusual dynamics or a specific origin. The observation highlights unusual blast pattern and potential implications for investigation and safety.
Winfield Man Dies In Audrain County Crash
Walter Harper James, 53, of Winfield Missouri, died after his car left Audrain County Route 1 and struck a bridge railing, was thrown from the vehicle, and struck a pile of rocks near Mexico.
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