Yankees and Red Sox clash as pennant race heats up
The Yankees face the Red Sox at Fenway with Ed Lopat slated to oppose Mel Parnell as two two game series start. Detroit hosts Cleveland with Early Wynn vs Hal Newhouser in another key tilt while Giants beat Dodgers in 10 innings.
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Light plane crashes on Teaneck street killing pilot
Beechcraft Bonanza crash landed in a Teaneck residential street killing the pilot Thomas E Heaton Jr of Pittsfield Mass and injuring passenger Kenneth Gogan also of Pittsfield. The duo were en route to Washington from Teterboro to attend a GE strike conference.
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Thomas E. Heaton, Jr
Pittsfield
Mass
Kenneth Gogan
Teterboro
James Carey
International Union of Electrical Workers
D.sc
John H. Callahan
Holyoke
Washington
Fort Wayne Capeharts Reach Final After 1-0 Win
Fort Wayne Indiana Capeharts edge Elk City Oklahoma Elks 1 to 0 in 12 innings to force a championship battle in the National semi pro baseball tournament. Two doubles in the 12th produced the decisive run as Serge Schuster doubled and Pat Seantlebury followed with a two bagger. Seantlebury held Elk City to four hits.
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Kan
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Ind
Indianans
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Okla
Elks
Serge Schuster
Pat Seantlebury
Seantlebury
Dutch to Increase Arms and Reopen Airfields
The Netherlands joins NATO allies in tightening defense prep. Military service will rise from 12 to 18 months with six draft calls annually. Several former Nagí airfields in Holland are to be reopened. A government statement says Dutch industry will fulfill orders for other North Atlantic nations. A hawk high in the air has a sharp sight.
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Spotlight on Don Wilson's Kansas Jayhawks Quarterback Shakeup
Don Wilson, junior letterman from Kansas City, quits football to enlist in the navy. Kansas moves to a single experienced starter, Jerry Bogue, with 6-2 195-pound sophomore Chet Strehlow of Argentine, Kansas City, emerging as the likely signal caller behind Bogue. Strehlow, who has shown improved play in spring practice, could take the starting role if he maintains progress, while other contenders include Arch Unruh, Fox Cashell, Longview Texas, Jack Rodgers, Oak Park Illinois, and Bill Bockfield, with scrimmage poise and field timing cited as strengths.
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Kansas
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Kansas City
Wilson
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Navy
Jayhawk
Jerry Bogue
Strehlow
Bogue
Texas Christian
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Sikes
Dick Gilman
K. U
Catler
Bockfield
Seff Kimsey
Fox Cashell
Longview
Texas
Arch Unruh
Little Clay
Jack Rodgers
Oak Park
Ill
Cashells
Sut Wilson
Fox
Strehlow Seizes Spotlight in Jayhawk Camp Sharp drills continue into September
Strehlow earns edge over rivals after quick decision while Unruh and Rodgers show progress in spring drills. Bogue eyed for future excellence after mid season start, throwing eight TDs and 521 yards in 69 attempts with a 6th place Big Seven finish. Two-a-day practices run through September 9 as Sikes schedules scrimmages ahead of the Horned Frog game.
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Cashell
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Gilman
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Discover Wealthy Man Found Dead in Olive Grove
The partially decayed body of Sidney Charles Long, 67, was found in an olive grove near Los Angeles. He had been missing since May 23 and left an estate valued at $60,000. Detectives ruled out hanging, noting tree branches could not bear the weight. The widow Mary Long, 55, says he planned to attend a political meeting before leaving home. Laborers discovered the body.
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Los Angeles
Sidney Charles Long
Long
Garner Brown
Mary Long
In the Wat of the 94 Recked Out Equipment
A brief report notes substantial equipment losses during a 1994 incident in Wat. Details are limited but reference to wrecked gear and ensuing inquiries are mentioned, with local authorities investigating what occurred and how it affected operations.
Major League Leaders From The Alseviated Frets National League
Obscure year end baseball leader list with names like Kiner Musial Schoendienst and Ashburn. Includes stats for runs batted in hits doubles triples home runs and notable pitchers such as Spahn and Wynn. Mentions teams Pittsburgh St Louis Philadelphia and Brooklyn among others and notes league standings and batting pitching leaders.
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Ite Kinen
Satisburgh
Pafko
Chicago
barnes—Jethroa
Boston
Snider
Brooklyn
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Blackwenl
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Mags
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Kell
Detroit
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Rosen
Cleveland
Stassen to Speak at Wichita Republican Rally Friday
Harold E. Stassen, national figure, will address a fourth district Republican rally in Wichita on Friday night. An official expects the speech to focus on U S foreign policy and Korea. J B Pat Petterson, district chairman, said all party candidates are invited and will be introduced.
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Harold E. Stassen
U. S
Korea
J. B
Pat) Petterson
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