Memorial Service for Bears Honors Two Fallen Teammates
The World Champion Chicago Bears plan a memorial service for Willie Galimore and Bo Farrington after their deaths in a car crash near Rensselaer Indiana. Halas arranged the service and announced the team will dedicate the season to them as they await burial in Tallahassee and Houston respectively. The Bears canceled a morning scrimmage, did a light signal drill, and faced the All-Stars in Chicago August 4.
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Rensselaer, Ind
Willie Galimore
John Farrington
Jackson Funeral Home
George Halas
The
Bears
Galimore
Tallahasee
Fla
Farrington
Houston
Tex
Chicago
Halas
Bo’ Farrington
Reds Manager Hutchinson Hospitalized With Chest Cancer
Cincinnati Reds manager Fred Hutchinson was admitted to Christ Hospital in Cincinnati for further tests and will miss several days. Hutchinson, who announced chest cancer last year, led the Reds to their first pennant in 21 years and a World Series defeat to the Yankees, yet remains at the helm in his fifth season.
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Cincinnati
UPD
Fred Hutchinson
Cincinnati Reds
Hutchinson
Christ Hospital
Reds
Tampa
Swedish Hospital
Seattle
Wash
New York Yankees
Meeting Set For City Tennis Tournament Participants
The Norwalk Park and Recreation Department announced a meeting at 7 p.m. Wednesday at the Recreation Center on 30 W. Monroe for residents wishing to join the city tennis tournament.
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Norwalk Park and Recreation Department
W. Monroe
Clay Liston rematch set for late September
Cassius Clay signs rematch contract with Sonny Liston for a title defense likely on September 28 or 29 with a 30 percent share of receipts. Cities under consideration include Louisville Las Vegas and Baltimore. Clay plans Miami training and has adopted the name Muhammad Ali.
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Louisville
UPI
Cassius Clay
Miami
Sonny Liston
Las Vegas
Baltimore
Clay
Philadelphia
Liston
Muhammed Ali
Cassius M. Clay Jr
Faversham
Palmer May Flip Lid In Lefty Grove League Action
Wayne sburg wrap reports Arnold Palmer strolling without a cap while local Little League action includes Sandwick over Jaycees 4 3 with Hershey and Sweet doubles, Baltes 9 3 over Freys led by Krisha, and Shilds IGA 5 VFW 4. A rain bet between Palmer and John Daily adds local folklore.
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Waynesburg
Arnold Palmer
Arnie
Lefty Grove
Sandwick Motors
Baltes
Sandvick
Jaycees
Dave Hershey
Don Sweet
Gary Barman
Dave Sweet
Freys
Tom Krisha
Tom Smith
Hormer Burger
Shilds Iga
VFW
Randy O’donnell
Mark Gettles
Palmer
John Daily
Daily
Golf Tourney Opens in Mansfield for Public Links Crown
The Ohio Public Links Championship started today at Mansfield with 234 players from public courses statewide. Rounds on Possum Run and Twin Lakes trim the field to 120. the low 60 advance to Friday's final.
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Mansfield
UPI
Ohio
Twin Lakes
Major Standings and Tuesday Baseball Schedule Amid Night Games
The chart lists National League and American League standings with team records and game positions. It also shows Tuesday and Wednesday night games featuring New York, Los Angeles, Boston, Milwaukee, Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, Baltimore, and other clubs with noted pitchers and matchups.
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New York
Los Angeles
Williams
Chance
Boston
Kansas City
Morehead
Segui
Baltimore
Minnesota
Pappas
Kant
Chicago
Detroit
Horlen
Lolich
Cleveland
Washington
Donovan
Osteen
K. City
Minn
W.L. Pet
Phila
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Cinci
Pitts
Milwau
St. Louis
L. Aug
Houston
N. York
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Farrell
Friend
San Francisco
O’dell
Bunning
Gibson
Craig
Broglio
O’toole
Fischer
Drysdale
Fisher
L. Ange
Cleve
Wash
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Larry Gilligan
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Tom Courtney
Chicago Bears
Heaston Funeral Home
Heka Stonx Funeal Home
East Main
Norwalk
Bill Faversham
New York City
Grove Action
Baseball Hall of Fame
Urban
Red) Grimes
Luke Appling
Heinie Manush
Burleigh
Grimes
Price Construction CO
Credit Life
Huron County Banking Co
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Auto Bank
Linwood and
Monroe
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