Southern reshuffle alters Nashville aces in Barons loss
Nashville ace Cholly Naranjo faltered as Birmingham defeated the Vols 5-4, cutting the Vols’ playoff push. Gail Henley supplied the decisive eighth inning homer for Birmingham, while New Orleans built on its second-half lead with an 11-6 win over Shreveport. Chattanooga beat Atlanta 10-1 as Mobile edged Memphis 7-6. Kralick bested Atlanta, and Mo bile’s Dan Dobbek drove in four in a 11-hit mobile win.
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Styron Brothers Enter AAU Meet At Boulder
Northeast State stars Dave and Don Styron head to the National AAU Track Meet in Boulder with coach Lew Hartzog. Dave, world junior 100 record co holder, runs 100 and 200, Don tackles 110 high hurdles and 220 low hurdles for the Northeast Louisiana Track Club as 87 teams compete for Pan American selection and US team spots.
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National AAU Track and Field Championships Preview
About 445 athletes prepare for the 71st National AAU Track and Field Championships this Friday and Saturday. Early performances hint at record-breaking marks and standout showings across events and ages.
Three Undefeated Cuban Boxers Set for Madison Square Garden Debut
New York AP reports three Cuban welter and lightweight boxers make U.S. debuts at Madison Square Garden. Florentino Fernandez, Douglas Vaillant, and Carlos Hernandez, all 21, headline ten rounders facing Stefan Redl, Jimmy Grow, and Luke Easter respectively. Fernandez holds a 19-0 record with 17 KOs and has recent Havana knockouts. The trio has 36 KO wins in 43 fights, including a 22-match knockout streak.
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Young Miss Bricka Shocks South Tennis Field
Justina Bricka, 16, from St. Louis, upset top seed Laura Lou Kunnen 6 4 6 4 in Birmingham at the 7th Southern Lawn Association tournament. She then defeated Sandra Loubat 6 4 6 4, reaching the semifinals and possibly facing Carol Hanks. Bricka had previously won the national indoor girls title at 13 and partners with Hanks in doubles. Loubat, from Shreveport, had defeated Bricka in the Blue Gray quarterfinals last weekend.
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Ouachita National Bank Report Monroe June 10 1959
Report of condition for Ouachita National Bank in Monroe Louisiana as of June 10 1959. Cash balances with banks US government obligations and state securities. loans and on overdrafts. bank premises and fixtures. various assets and deposits totaling around 44.8 million dollars. Capital accounts include common stock, surplus, and undivided profits. assets pledged secures liabilities. reserves indicate net loans after deductions. Cashier T C Standifer swears the statement true to best knowledge.
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Plans for Third Major League Nears Formation
A New York led nucleus of cities plans to announce the third major league by July 15 and operate in 1961. Backers for the New York club include Mrs. Payson, Mrs. Killam, and Dwight Davis. Stadium for 52,000 seats eyed at Flushing Meadows with a $12 to $13 million price. Branch Rickey says players won’t be a worry as the league seeks equal backers and city approval.
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Montreal
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Parkview routs Friendship in Church C action 10 7
Parkview defeated Friendship 10 to 7 as Lewis drove in seven runs with two singles and two home runs. Foster 3 4, Daniel and Foster contributed for the winners while Renninger and Wooley pitched for the losers. Kitchens 2 4 led Friendship. In other C action Fair Park won by forfeit over McGuire LTI. First Baptist and New Light beat Patrick Roofing 16 11 with Moody 4 4 for New Light. In Junior League College Place beat Lakeshore Pharmacy 14 9. Fair Park beat Trinity 20 5 with Jarrett Finley star. May and Henington pitched for Trinity.
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Northside League Laters: Gay Clothing 6 1 over Louisiana Plumbing
Pitching duel miscues highlight a 6-1 Little League win as Heidorffer shines on the mound. Harvey and Graham each go 2-3 for Gay Clothing. Curry takes the loss. In a 10-0 North Monroe Lions mercy, Lennon Motors is no-hit with Eppinette going 2-2 including a homer. Hubbard provides Lennon's lone hit. Elmendorf and Roy pitched for Lennon Motors.
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Roy
Reader's Digest previews D-Day invasion history
The July issue promises a condensed history of the Normandy assault detailing what happened on both sides. It explores why German defenses were disorganized and where Hitler and Rommel stood in the events leading to invasion.
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