Orioles Lose At Home As Senators Rally In 10th
Baltimore drops to second place in the American League pennant race after a 5-2 extra-inning loss to Washington in Memorial Stadium. The Orioles had led 2-0, but the Senators used three unearned runs in the 10th to seize the win behind Jack Kralick. Brown, Breeding, and Becquer contributed to the decisive sequence.
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Burlington Ends Fox Cities Streak In Three-I League Action
Burlington halted Fox Cities ten game winning run Monday night in the Three-I League. The Foxes, after an 8-2 loss in the opener of a doubleheader, won the nightcap 9-3 to rebound. Sioux City moved a half game back by a 5-2 win at Topeka behind Gordon Nevers 12 strikeouts. Cedar Rapids beat Green Bay 5-1. Des Moines lost a 6-1 lead at Lincoln but tied 11-10 in the 11th before Lincoln won on a wild throw finishing the marathon game.
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Dupas Dominates Jordan In Welterweight Bout
Ralph Dupas of New Orleans won a one sided 10 round decision over Irish Eddie Jordan in Brooklyn. Dupas weighed 145¼ pounds to Jordan’s 140¼ and knocked Jordan down for a nine count in round five as he moved toward his 82nd career victory.
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Hillsdale Racing Ends as Star Colt Retires to Stud
Detroit AP reports Hillsdale the 5 year old bay colt by Take Away out of Johann retires to a Kentucky stud farm after earning nearly 700000 for owner C W Larry Smith. Smith says he is proud to have had him on his team and owes the horse retirement. He bought Hillsdale for 25000 from Mrs Helen Kellogg of Evansville Indiana after seven wins in 13 starts.
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Larry) Smith
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Piersall to Rest Amid Feud with Umpires and Scorers
Boston AP reports Jim Piersall of the Cleveland Indians may rest after being removed in a game against the Yankees. The outfielder insists he is in good shape and ready to play, while team physician Dr Don Kelly recommends an indefinite layoff. The player has a history of nervous breakdowns and has clashed with umpires and scorers this season.
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Australian rower predicts U S will lose Rome eight final
Ste wart MacKennie, 24, Australia's champion sculler, says the United States crew looks strong but will be shocked in Rome. He cites California Harvard Cornell and Pennsylvania as rivals and predicts Germany will win the eight-oar race at the Olympic Games.
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Leaders National League Batting and Related Baseball Stats
A fragmented feed lists NL batting leaders with Mays of San Francisco leading in runs 56 and 18 doubles tied with Pruter. Banks and Roger top home runs. Pitching leaders include Williams and Roebuck at 6 1, and Drysdale with 114 strikeouts. AL stats show Mantle and Maris leading in runs and RBIs with Cooper.
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Baseball Draft Bill Heads to Senate for Final Vote
The Senate takes up a disputed bill allowing an unrestricted draft of pro baseball players after each World Series. The measure would regulate professional sports under antitrust laws and limits each MLB club to 40 untouchable players, with the rest subject to the yearly draft.
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Thomson Ends Baseball Career With Red Sox Release
Veteran Bobby Thomson, the Flying Scotsman of the Giants, was released by the Boston Red Sox to clear room for Ted Wills. Thomson, 36, hit .268 with five homers and 20 RBIs in 40 games this season.
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Ham Organizer Named Emergency Co ordinator in Lawrence
E J Cramer of 731 Lake St has been chosen to organize Lawrence amateur radio operators for emergency communications. F E Handy of the American Radio Relay League announced the selection naming Cramer Emergency Coordinator to unite hams for disaster radio setups. The role covers coordinating radio efforts using both commercial power and self powered equipment as needed.
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Baseball scores and schedules from major and minor leagues
Recap of Monday results Washington defeated Baltimore 5 2 in 0 innings. Tuesday slate includes Kansas City at New York Cleveland at Baltimore Chicago at Washington Detroit at Boston. Minor leagues feature Pacific Coast League Vancouver 7 Tacoma ?, Portland 3 Sacramento 1 San Diego 15 Spokane 7. International League results list Milwaukee Braves only 2 and Sioux City 5 Topeka 2 with several 10 inning games.
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One more fight says Ingemar Johansson
Ingemar Johansson, formerly the heavyweight champion, announced in Copenhagen that his next bout would be his absolutely last fight. He said the decision would stand even if he loses his planned third meeting with Floyd Patterson in New York.
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Thomas Record Is In Doubt At Bakersfield Jump
Los Angeles AP reports a 7-2 high jump by John Thomas at the National AAU Championships may be invalidated after an official touched the crossbar before final measurement. AAU official Pincus Sober says the incident should not void the performance, while the reference measure remains contested against Yuri Stepanov.
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Walcott Attacks Johansson After Patterson Victory
Walcott, the oldest heavyweight champ at 46, labels former champion Johansson an amateur and says he doesn’t belong in the ring. He criticizes Johansson’s training and predicts no rematch with Patterson, who reclaimed the title in a fifth round KO.
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Fullmer Basilio Title Bout Set For National Telecast
Debates rage on the eve of the middleweight title clash between Gene Fullmer of West Jordan Utah and Carmen Basilio of Chittenango New York. The 15 round bout airs nationally at 8 p m CST with Fullmer defending the NAB title against Basilio who seeks revenge after their prior decision and a controversial draw. Basilio has not fought since that 1959 bout and Fullmer, age 28, showcased a mauling style in recent defenses.
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Green Invited to Butler Institute Silver Anniversary Show
Robert Green associate professor of drawing and painting at Kansas University is invited to exhibit his oil painting Personages of the Cape in the Butler Institute of American Art national silver anniversary show. The exhibit runs July 3 to Sept. 5 with 200 oils and 100 water colors. 50 musicians received invitations. Green has shown in the Butler show before. More than 1,000 oil entries were submitted this year.
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Buchholz Forces Out Yet Wins Respect At Wimbledon
Earl Buchholz, 19, from St. Louis, upset top players before exiting due to cramps and heat but earned a moral victory for the United States. He led Fraser 6-4 3-6 6-4 and was tied 15-15 in the fourth set when the match stopped.
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Americans Left At This Stage of the Tournament, Are Looking After Uncle Sam
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European Powers Abolish Slave Trade in African Colonies 1815
In 1815 France Spain and Portugal formally abolished the slave trade within their African colonies, marking a regional shift in imperial policy amid early 19th century anti slave efforts.
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KU Doctors Lead Summer Clinic in New Mexico
Seven KU Medical Center faculty will run a July 18 to 21 clinic in Ruidoso New Mexico. The event, sponsored by the New Mexico Chapter of the American Academy of General Practice and funded by a Merck Sharp & Dohme grant, will focus on heart disease cancer mother child and emergencies. Participants include Dr. Frank F. Allbritten Jr Dr. Franklin C. Behrle Dr. John F. Christianson Dr. James E. Crockett Dr. Mahlon H. Delp Dr. Donald R. Garmann and Dr. Kermit E. Krantz.
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