EUB and Nazarene Unbeaten In Church League Play
EUB and Middletown Nazarene kept 2-0 second round records as they won on Barnitz Field. Ray Miller struck out 12 in a 2-1 EUB win over Oak Park Presbyterian, while Middletown Nazarene shaded First Presbyterian 11-0 behind a two-hit effort from Larry McMonigle and McMillan. Calvary Methodist moved to 2-1 with a 12-8 victory over Holy Trinity, and Trenton Nazarene beat Church of God 19-7 as Don Manning starred on the mound and at bat.
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Evangelical United Brethren
Middletown Nazarene
Barnitz Field
Ray Miller
EUB
Oakland Presbyterian
Bill Gray
Ed Gunderson
Marv Monroe
Oakland
John Trimble
Miller
Larry McMonigle
McMillan
Nazarenes
First Presbyterian
Clyde Robinson
Nick Womack
Nazarene
Calvary Methodist
Holy Trinity
Hal Tewell
Calvary
Butch Rossi
Andres
Trinity
Jim Kraft
Tewell
Don Manning
Trenton Nazarene
Yankee Rd
Church of God
Trenton
Jerry Craft
Darwin Brown
Manning
D. Duff
Fred
Vinegar Bend Pecos Pitcher Emerges From NL Hype
The clued big hurler nicknamed Vinegar Bend rose as a top prospect in the National League with sparkling flashes but has not yet reached huge heights. He is discussed alongside old notes about Red Auerbach and pro basketball links, with scattered historical trivia from early sports eras.
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Vinegar Bend
Leaders By The Associated Press American League Batting and Pitching
The AP ticker-style rundown lists top AL performers: Williams leads with a .391 average for Boston, Mantle hits .374 for New York, and runs leaders include Mantle with 97. Sievers has 79 RBI, Wertz 78, hits leaders include Malzone with 135 and 134 by Fox and Mantle, doubles show Minoso with 27, Gardner and Kaline at 25, steals led by Aparicio at 16 and Mantle at 14. pitching notes cite Narleski of Cleveland with a 1.900 ERA from 10 decisions, Donovan of Chicago with 123 and Ditto Wynn of Cleveland with 147, Pierce of Chicago at 118.
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Williams
Boston
Mantle
New York
Sievers
Washington
Wertz
Cleveland
Malzone
Fox
Chicago
Minoso
Gardner
Baltimore
Kaline
Detroit
Aparicio
Narleski
Donovan
Wynn
Pierce
Aaron Leads Milwaukee Batting With 334 Average
Report cites Aaron of Milwaukee posting a 334 average after 250 at bats with 3 runs scored. Blasingame of St. Louis is listed with 81, while other lines mix stray phrases about heat and Fabrenabeit, unclear.
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Aaron
Milwaukee
Blasingame
St. Louis
Lancaster Favored In Legion Tournament Title
Lancaster, Fairfield County unbeaten, needs one win to clinch the Ohio American Legion junior baseball title in Columbus. Cincinnati must win two straight to reclaim the crown, with Lancaster having defeated Cincinnati 10-2 and Warren 11-3 in recent showings as the field of 14 doubleseliminations narrows.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio American Legion
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Cincinnati
Fairfield County
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Bentley Post Crew
Bentley Boys
Cleveland
Bridgeport
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Elyria
Tom McCann
John Moore
Larry Baughman
Butch Graham
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Moore
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Stars shine as Nieman powers Orioles past Yankees
Bob Nieman drove in Baltimore's runs with a home run and a three run double after only one hit in 21 at bats, fueling a 43 victory over the Yankees. Pete Ramos stopped the Red Sox again for an 11-9 lifetime mark against Boston, 3-4 this year.
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Orioles
Bate
Baltimore
Yankees
Pete Ramos
Senators
Red Sox
Boston
Democrats Plan To Be First On Income Tax Cut
In Washington the Democratic Party moves to enact an income tax cut by raising the personal exemption. Senate sources say a proposed increase to a standard exemption would cost about five billion dollars yearly in reduced revenue.
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Enace
Pete Eg Hpi
Senate
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Treasury
Senate weighs ICA nominees and UN delegates
Senate Foreign Relations Committee plans to review James H. Smith Sr. before confirming his nomination as ICA director. Smith, a 47 year old Aspen rancher and lawyer, was nominated by President Eisenhower and must face Senate confirmation. The panel also named five UN delegates and alternates including Lodge as chief U.S. representative and Meany and Wells among others.
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Senate Foreign Relations
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Ign Aid
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the Navy
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International Cooperation Administration
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Colo
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Sen
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Park Forest, Ii
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Genoa S. Washington
Irene Dunne
Senate approves disability benefit increases for veterans
The Senate approved a bill boosting annual disability payments by about 170 million dollars for around two million disabled veterans and dependents. It returns to the House after minor amendments. benefits rise across categories from 8 1 to 125 percent levels with timing expected in 30 to 60 days.
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Senate
House
Gold rush era item fetches steep price in Alaska trade
In a remote Alaska setting an archaic report notes a ten pound beer steak selling for 448 pounds during the gold rush era. The item appears as a curiosity amid rugged frontier commerce with buyers and sellers speculating on value.
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Alaska
Graham links adultery to national sin at New York crusade
Evangelist Billy Graham told 14,000 listeners at Madison Square Garden that adultery is the great sin of the nation. He warned not only by act but by looks and thoughts and urged readers to avoid obscene material. His Madison Square Garden sermon, the 77th night of the New York Crusade, drew from Kings chapter 21 as he compared Manasseh to modern ills.
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New York
Billy Graham
Graham
Madison Square Garden
Hung Hangs Self After Pigeon Deaths At Home
Hanes Tai Pel Yung Shun Yuan returns from vacation to finding pet pigeons dead due to alleged neglect by his father. Hung then hanged himself in the family residence yesterday.
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Yung Shun-Yuan
Hung
Suburban Sprayer Mistakes With 50 Gallons Soap
Ray Wolfe a 64 year old mosquito sprayer in Ecorse Detroit area filled his truck and drove three blocks while his spray nozzle blew bubbles across the neighborhood. He later learned he had poured 50 gallons of liquid soap into the tank instead of mosquito killer.
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Detroit
Ray Wolfe
Suburban Ecorse
Admiral David Glasgow Farragut First U S Navy Leader
The statement notes that David Glasgow Farragut became the first admiral in the United States Navy, marking a historic milestone in naval leadership.
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David Glasgow Faragut
United States Navy
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