Baseball Standings and Results From Multiple Leagues
The chart lists current records for the American Teague and National League teams, with weekly results and upcoming games. Notable notes include New York, Philadelphia, and Milwaukee records, plus recent scores in the International and Southern Association leagues.
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American Teague
EL Pet GB
N.Y
Chi
Washington
Cleveland
Schmitz
Stubbs
Garcia
New York
Detroit
Byrd
Morgan
Aber
Philadelphia
Chicago
Porto- Carrero
Trucks
Boston
Baltimore
Nixon
Coleman
N. Y
Phil
Bklyn
St. L
Miln
Chic
Cin
Pitt
Miwaukee
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Surkent
Thies
American Association
International League Havana
Syracuse
Braves Triumph 6-2 Over Cardinals Behind Carter Double
Carter drove in two with a right-center double as the Braves built a 6-2 lead. Kilmer escaped trouble in the ninth while Dowie came on to finish the game, with Staniec and Biggs turning key plays and Ardmore contributing to a midgame Appreciation Fund.
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Carter
Green
Kilmer
Carl Hrovatic
Kral
Woloszyn
Dow
Des Moines
Iowa
Staniec
Biggs
Braves
Ardmore
Boxing results roundup from last night show close decisions
Fights last night featured Brooklurn and Frankie Rvuff with high percentages, Ralph Dupas beating New Orleans and New York opponents, Bobby Jones defeating Jimmy Martinez in a 156 to 152 bout, and Lauro Salas stopping by Oakland California with Alex Fimbres in Phoenix.
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Brooklurn
Frankie Rvuff
New York
Ralph Dupas
New Orleans
Bobby Jones
Oakland
Calif
Jimmy Martinez
Glendale
Ariz
Los Angeles
Lauro Salas
Mexico
Alex Fimbres
Phoenix
Army baseball tournament sparks multiple upsets and wins
Fort Belvoir defended its All-Army title but tallied eight errors in a 14 to 7 loss to Fort Lee as Warren Rutledge notched his 26th victory. Fort Leonard Wood edged Fort Dix 3 to 2 behind Al Anstich and strong pitching, while Fort Jackson crushed Fort Sill 18 to 1 with Gill Daley driving in six runs. Fort Sill was set to play again Wednesday.
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Fort Carson
Colo
Fort Belvoir
Fort Dix
N.J
Fort Lee
Warren Rutledge
Army
Fort Leonard Wood
al Anstich
Missouri
Bill Black
Detroit Tiger
Dick Brodowski
Boston Red Sox
Fort Leonos Wood
Fort Jackson
S.C
Fort Sill
Okla
Bill Harrington
Gill Daley
St. Louis Cardinals
Texas Tickets Vanish For Oklahoma Game In Dallas
The University of Texas reports a sell out of 75 504 seats for the October 9 Oklahoma game in the Cotton Bowl Dallas. Athletic Business Manager Ed Olle says plenty of tickets remain for the Texas LSU game this Saturday.
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Austin
University of Texas
Dallas
Ed Olle
Dunson Wins Medalist Honors In Oil Valley Golf
Mrs. Raymond Dunson of Oklahoma City shot 5 under par 75 to lead the Oil Valley women's invitational golf tournament. Mrs. Dick Turner of Holdenville was runner up with an 81.
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Dunson
Shawnee
Okla
Raymond Dunson
Oklahoma City
Oil Valley
Dick Turner
Holdenville
Lawton Little Theater Shifts Meeting Site This Week
Col. Ret. R. G. Mangum announces a move to 1410 N. 15th for this week’s Lawton Little Theater gathering. The 8 p.m. Thursday session features a dramatic reading by Charles Kimball in the theater workshop program.
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Lawton Little Theater
Col
R. G. Mangum
N. 15Th
Security Bank Civic
Sest
Charles Kimball
Plot To Murder President Bared
A Puerto Rican nationalist testified that conspirators who planned the March shooting in Congress also planned an attack on President Eisenhower. Gonzales Lebron Sotomayor testified at the seditious conspiracy trial of 13 Puerto Ricans led by Julio Pinto Gandia in Newark.
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New York
Congress
Eisenhower
Gonzales Lebron Sotomayor
U.S
Dolores Lolita Lebron
House of Representatives
Miss Lebron
Lawrence E. Walsh
Julio Pinto Gandia
Lebron Sotomayor
Fernos Isern
Puerto Rico
Gandia
Newark
Tulsa Killer Linked to Dual Marriages and Double Tragedy
Tulsa police report a 57 year old typesetter George C Williams shot his estranged wife Hazel Williams then killed himself. Williams was reportedly married to Hazel and to Lorraine Louella Williams, the woman he killed. Roy E Phillips brother of the slain woman and attorney Glen Howard had filed a kidnap charge against Williams shortly before discovery of the bodies.
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Tulsa
Robert W. Booth
George C. Williams
Hazel Williams
Lorraine Louella Williams
Roy E. Phillips
Glen Howard
Williams
Sponsors Named For Senior Class
Miss Bertha Mae Scherler and Jim Davis were elected sponsors of the Lawton high school senior class in a Monday meeting. The group discusses Safety Around the School. Senior officers elected in the spring are Jerry Goodey president Zelpha Christmas vice president and Sandy Hunter secretary treasurer.
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Bertha Mae Scherler
Jim Davis
Lawton High School
Jerry Goodey
Zelpha Christmas
Sandy Hunter
Shanghai at a Crossroads Self Sufficiency and Quiet Reform
The correspondent notes Shanghai’s contrast between a bustling city and dwindling port activity, with heavy reliance on human labor for transport and docks. He praises provincial reforms such as opium suppression, prostitution decline, strict public morality, and cleaner streets while observing cultural vibrancy and enduring European displacement.
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Tilbury
Bund
China
Attitudes Toward Change After Regime Shift
The speaker notes varied views on the new regime with some seeing benefits in trade and equality for Asians and Europeans. Several acknowledge that the past cannot be revived and that the new relationship has staying power. Even longtime China residents found the visit timely and useful, and no one believed the Kuomintang could be reinstated.
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Shanghai
China
Vietch
Kuomintang
Burglars Loot Commercial Credit Office for $74.50
Police report burglars pried open a door at Commercial Credit Corp room 308 Kohler Building and rifled a file cabinet to steal $74.50 in cash. The strongbox was pried with a jimmy bar. No suspects have been arrested.
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Commercial Credit Corp
Kohler Building
Damage Suit Filed Over Lawton Area Car Crash
Oklahoma City man H. H. McNeill sues Pasek Patrick Fitts for 15000 dollars in district court over a July 16 two car collision northeast of Lawton. McNeill alleges Fitts drove east at high speed with inadequate brakes, causing personal injury and mental distress to McNeill.
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Oklahoma City
Lawton
H. H. McNeill
Pasek Patrick Fitts
Rt. 1
Fletcher
McNeill
U.S. 277
Fitts
Gravity at Poles and Equator Compared
The average man weighs about one pound more at the North Pole than at the Equator due to slower rotation and stronger gravity. The faster spin at the Equator increases centrifugal force, slightly reducing apparent gravity.
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North Pole
Equator
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