Kansas City Gap Is Wearing Thin On Farm Club Talk
A Kansas City 43- Washington win showcased ex-Detroit and ex-Cleveland players fueling the rally. Bill Tuttle delivered the game winning single in the ninth after Frank House started the rally with a double. Preston Ward and Maris contributed multi hits as Kansas City improved with Tomanek earning the win. The A’s swept the day as rain wiped out other games.
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Upsets Sweep Field In Women's Am Golf Meet
Kansas City Kansas opening round of the Kansas Women's Amateur featured Jean Ashley, 1955 champion from Chanute, surviving to the next round. She defeated Mrs. Howard Dunham of Salina 6 and 5 while Natasha Matson of Wichita, the defending champion, fell to Jackie Dack of Wichita 1 up. Elaine Woodman, Wichita, the tournament medalist with 73, lost to Mrs. Helen Fuller of Kansas City 4 and 2. Other results include Vickie Pettit of Wichita defeating Mrs. Marshall Becker of Topeka 4 and 3, and Jo Lynne Talbott of Kansas City beating Pat Rubelee 4 and 2.
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Duck Stamp Increase Approved by House Subcommittee
The House merchant marine and fisheries subcommittee on Wednesday approved two Senate-passed bills to conserve ducks and wildlife. One proposes raising duck hunting stamp price from $2 to $3 and earmarking funds for refuge and breeding area acquisition. The other would allow the Interior Secretary to open up to 40 percent of larger refuges to hunting if it doesn’t threaten migratory or resident species.
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Baseball score roundup from major league games
Scores and results table across the American League and National League show San Francisco beating Milwaukee and St Louis over Pittsburgh while Chicago Cincinnati and Los Angeles slip in various matchups. The page lists several results, standings, and schedule notes with city names and scores.
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Hightower Chooses Kansas After Wilt Talk
Wayne Hightower of Overbrook High School, a 68 point scorer and strong forward, commits to Kansas after meeting Wilt Chamberlain. He cites Chamberlain’s counseling and honest guidance as key reasons for selecting KU over other offers. Hightower aims for business and religion studies, plans summer work in construction, and says he will bring defense and outside shooting to Lawrence.
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Houston Sends Five Cards Only 2/2 Games Out Lane Confident
Washington, June 26 1958 Houston Cougars entered the NCAA golf chase with five players in the first round aiming for the individual title after a record low 570. Oklahoma State trailed by 12 with Ab Justice tying Rodgers for medalist contention. The field plays two 18s today with more rounds through Sunday at the Taconic Club.
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Bob Pratt
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Fights Last Night By Resired Chicago Reporter
Calhoun of White Plains outpointed Bobby Boyd of Chicago in a 10 round welterweight bout. Rudell Stitch of Louisville stopped Duke Norris of Detroit in the 10th round for a knockout victory.
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Louisville
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Detroit
A's Player Rob Martyn Signs with Chicago Cardinals
Rob Martyn a fullback from the University of South Carolina has signed with the Chicago Cardinals of the National Football League. The 22 year old, noted for his college jury during his career, joins the Cardinals on a pro pact.
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