DROWNING TRIO SPURS LAKE OZARK SAFETY PUSH
Three drownings in three days at Lake of the Ozarks prompt calls for stricter supervision. Sheriff J. T. Hull advocates water traffic regulation like highways. Victims include James Edgars, Robert Kiburg, and Arnold Hansey who died after neglecting life jackets or under risky boating conditions. Local businessmen urged to form a safety committee and enforce life jacket rules to protect visitors and avoid losses.
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Elks Practice Tomorrow and Reed's Gulf Schedule
The Elks club of the Park Board Junior League will practice on Kansas Field tomorrow at 5 p.m. Reed's Gulf nine also of the league has a Sunday game at 7 p.m. against Osage Bend's independent team at Lions Field.
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Boyer Lifts Cardinals In 12th Inning Win Over Reds
Ken Boyer delivered the decisive blow as the St. Louis Cardinals edged Cincinnati 3-2 in 12 innings at Busch Stadium. Sad Sam Jones pitched well but was lifted for a pinch hitter in the eighth with the game tied 2-2. Morrie Martin earned the win in relief.
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Beyer’s 11th homer fuels late-innings surge in Major League action
Beyer lofted a long homer off Hal Jeffcoat into the left field bleachers as 14,563 fans watched. Don Drysdale pitched for the Dodgers, who remained near the NL lead amid a flurry of results including Milwaukee reclaiming the top spot with a 10-7 win over the Cubs and Frank Thomas driving in seven for Pittsburgh in a 14-6 rout of San Francisco.
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Philies
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Richie Achharn
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Dodgers Rally With Furillo Double Dooms Phillies
Dodgers soar from NL cellar with a 7-4 win as Carl Furillo hits a 420-foot homer and two runners score on a rare deep center hit. Don Drysdale and Don Newcombe boost the rotation in a notable pitching night for Los Angeles.
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Jim Gilliam
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Ahackhall
Don Drysdale
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Walt Alston
Charles Dressen
Reese
Dodgers eject first in Los Angeles as Hodges walks in heated moment
Randy Jackson forced a bases loaded walk replacing Charlie Neal who was tossed for arguing a 2 1 pitch. Johnny Podres followed with a bench bellowing shortly after as the Dodgers faced ejection. Ken Boyer homered to win for the Cardinals in the 12th, with Marfin and Jeffcoat tossing four scoreless innings in relief. Frank Robinson drove in both Reds runs, while Thomas led with two homers and a grand slam. Vern Law earned his sixth win with relief, and Ruben Gomez took the loss. The Braves squandered a 5 0 lead but rallied late to threaten, while the Pirates and Giants saw power displays from multiple players and a 102 run second inning.
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Minor League Baseball scores wrap a busy night
AP tally shows Pacific Coast League games Vancouver 1 Seattle 0 Salt Lake City 4 Phoenix 2 Portland 6 Spokane 2 San Diego 7 Sacramento 0 International League results include Havana 40 Montreal 0 and Rochester 4 2 Toronto 3 0 Miami 2 9 Richmond 7 Buffalo 4 in 13 innings American Association Louisville 13 6 Denver 3 11 Minneapolis 6 Wichita 5 14 in St Paul 7 Indianapolis 4 Omaha 6 Charleston 3
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Shannon Gets $40 000 Bonus in Cardinals Signing
Mike Shannon a top Missouri football prospect from CBC signed a $40 000 bonus with the St Louis Cardinals. The deal cost MU coach Dan Devine a prized back as Shannon left after his freshman year at Missouri. Cardinals executives defended the signing while MU officials criticized the mechanics of the deal.
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Giardello Beats Szuzina in Crowd Booed Capitol Fight
In Washington at the Shoreham Hotel terrace Joey Giardello, Philadelphia middleweight, defeats Franz Szuzina after 10 rounds. Judges vote 99-92, 97-94, and 99-93 with AP agreement at 99-93. The crowd of 830 socialites boos the verdict as both fighters gain exposure to the sport.
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Say Hey Kid Tops National League In Bats And Runs
Sports musings crown Willie Mays as top NL player based on stats. He leads in hits and runs, sits high in RBIs and power, trailing Stan Musial in batting but ahead in fielding and speed. The piece also critiques local youth baseball behavior and umpiring.
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Hank Aaron
Ernie Banks
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Cincinnati
Dor Hosk
Richie Ashburn
Lions and Commandos win in Park Board baseball action
The Commandos defeated Kiwanis 14-3 and the Lions beat VFW 12-5 in Park Board baseball Tuesday night. In the Midget league at Eagles Field, Commandos edged Kiwanis by exploiting errors as Southpaw Jimmy Mellwain struck out four for his second win. Holmes homered and Le Cure added a 2-for-4 with a double. Kiwanis pitcher Reed fanned three and got help from Phil Gafke with three hits. In the Intermediate at Lions Field, the Lions led from the start, beating VFW as Lefty Larry Earleywine earned his first win with eight strikeouts despite rough first five innings aided by two costly errors by the right fielder. Batterymate Tommy Bacon drove in three runs with a double and single. Johnny Hartman went 2-for-4. Rain halted the Sav-Mor Mutual game with Sav-Mor ahead 1-0 as Jack Garvin homered earlier.
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Weather Brightens Open as Boros Emerges Favorite
Julius Boros tops early Open chatter at Southern Hills Tulsa as heat bakes the field in the 58th National Open. Boros, last seen winning Dallas in 1952, boasts stamina for long and short layouts, with Mayer, Middlecoff, Palmer and Casper among early challengers in a field facing grinding Oklahoma sun.
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Southern Hills
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Arnold Palmer
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Usted
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Oklahoma Sun
Dick Mayer
Rookie Veteran Welter Bout Tonight in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia tonight Gil Turner age 27 and Gar net Hart age 22 clash in a 10 round welterweight bout. The fight, postponed from Tuesday due to rain, tests whether Turner can stay down in weight and whether Hart can rise toward big money and a title shot.
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Garnet Hart
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Hart
Slugging Pirate Appears Headed For Best Year
Frank Thomas of Pittsburgh, the NL home run leader, says he could challenge Babe Ruth's 60 if he played in Los Angeles or San Francisco. He hit his 18th and 19th homers, two in a 14 6 win over San Francisco, helping drop the Giants from first place. At 23, he marked his birthday with a grand slam his second in seven seasons, boosting his 1956 pace after a 23-homer season last year.
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Fights Last Night in Washington Giarallo Outpoints Szusina
Joey Giarllo from Philadelphia defeated Franz Szusina of Germany by decision after ten rounds in Washington D C. Giarllo earned the victory on points over Szusina, who fought strongly across all ten frames.
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