Slumping Dallas Still Holds Lead In Texas League
Dallas Eagles stumble with four straight losses as San Antonio's Missions rise within 2.5 games. Shreveport hands Dallas three straight defeats while Fort Worth crushes Dallas 11 hits and four homers. Mel Held nets his 21st win as Houston and Shreveport vie for third place amid a tight race.
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Red) Murff
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Stan Pitula
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Rocky Krsnich
Dolan Nichols
City Bowling Plans Progress
Lawton Bowling Association met at Sooner Lanes Tuesday night to discuss a series of singles and doubles tournaments in addition to the regular city events. A four member committee led by James Buntyn will plan the first tournament for the October weekend. A new novice keglers league was proposed. The season keeps Monday Church League, Tuesday Major League, and Friday All-Star Classic, with start times moved to 8 30 p.m. The Women’s league also moved bowling night from Wednesday to Thursday for 1955 56.
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Chickasha Rolls In Sandlot Meet With 8-0 Win
Chickasha stays in the winners bracket by routing Geary 8-0 as Bill Dryden powers the pitching. Bethany routs Cushing 20-0 with Connie Swensson holding Cushing to two hits and 14 Bethany safeties building on 10 Cushing errors. Sayre and Madill face 6 p.m. games, Tulsa Welding School meets Jones, Chickasha to face winner, Bethany meets Geary.
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Red Atomic Workers Join Elite Ranks
Geneva report describes Soviet atomic laborers gaining six hour days and a month of paid vacation, with sanatorium breaks possible. Letavet notes a permissible daily dose of five hundredths of a roentgen, totaling about three tenths per week, matching some nations. An American scientist says there is little difference in health impact at such low radiation levels.
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Seaman Jumps Overboard After Picture Taken Aboard United States
In New York a 40 year old seaman Ci cero Nedd reportedly asked a woman passenger to take his photo aboard the luxury liner United States then leapt into the Atlantic as the ship sailed far at sea. Commodore John Anderson said the liner conducted a two hour search for Nedd, who was believed to have drowned.
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Bull Stray Rancher Becomes Newsroom Visitor
William R. Shuford, 20, ejected from a Navy jet trainer at Gulfport National Guard base after pushing the wrong button. He was only slightly hurt on impact. A stray Nashville stockyard bull then wandered into a newspaper office and was captured by Vanderbilt University psychology department staff.
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Sign painter stirs crowd with wrong milk exhibit caption
A Springfield Illinois state fair incident featured a sign over the milking machine exhibit misdescribing the process as transferring milk from can to cow. The error caused embarrassment and led to the exhibitor withdrawing the sign and having it corrected.
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Imperial Concubine powder becomes popular in Canton
Reports from Canton note Imperial Concubine as the most popular face powder now allowed by the regime. In Newark, Benjamin Wassell tells a traffic judge his wife was sick from the heat, claiming he parked overtime to take her to an air conditioned movie, and the judge suspends sentence.
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Youth Sues Police City For Injuries In Summer Chase
Clinton Oklahoma 15 year old Ronald Keith Anderson filed suit for 935000 against three police officers five city officials and a bonding firm over injuries from a police chase last summer. He alleges unnecessary shooting by Officer J D Bowes and partial paralysis after buckshot hit him. Defendants include Bowes Mack Hanks Johnson and four city commissioners. Charges against the youth were not filed.
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Okla
Ronald Keith Anderson
Maxine Mandrell
J. D. Bowes
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Richard Mack
Garland Hanks
A.C. Johnson
Pro Mat Crown On Line Friday
Junior Heavyweight champion Edmund Francis defends his title Friday at the Lawton Armory against Frank Faketty. The two two fall main event promises a rough, decisive bout with both men known for ruthless tactics. Also billed is Jim Austeri versus Dory Funk in a rugged clash, with a preliminary match planned and no price changes announced for the world championship showdown.
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Edmund Francis
Frank Faketty
Francis
Baron
Michele Leone
Faketty
Frank
Lawton
Jim Austeri
Dory Funk
Funk
Umbarger
Texas
Austeri
Hoover defends water power inquiry as objective
Former President Hoover rejects Democratic charges that his commission favored vested interests and excluded public power spokesmen. He says the inquiry was an objective probe, not a donnybrook.
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Donnybrook
Dodgers President O'Malley Touts Stadium with Weather Relief
Brooklyn Dodgers chief Walter O'Malley argues for a modern ballpark with weather protection no supporting posts ticket vending machines and ample parking as baseball competes with other attractions for fans faith and dollars.
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Walter O'Malley
Dodgers
Nehru Apologizes For Mob Attacks Against Portuguese
Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru apologized for Indian mob attacks on Portuguese missions sparked by Goa riots. He offered compensation for damages and urged respect for foreign missions, noting 62 injured and varied death toll estimates as crowds clashed in Bombay Calcutta and New Delhi during protests against Portugal.
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India
Jawaharlal Nehru
Goa
Calcutta
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Portugal
Shelley Winters Father Dies in Beverly Hills Apartment
In Beverly Hills Calif Jonas Schrift 64 father of actress Shelley Winters collapsed and died last night in her apartment. Police say the death appeared from natural causes but an autopsy will be held.
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Calif
Jonas Schrift
Shelley Winters
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