Giants Use Aerial Power To Top College All Stars
In a rain soaked Soldier Field exhibition New York Giants defeated the College All Stars 22 to 12. Charley Conerly connected twice with Ken MacAfee for big gains while Ben Agajanian booted three field goals. Bill Barnes scored the lone All Star TD as Barnes and Cothren battled for late leads before the Giants pulled away.
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Milwaukee Bulge Grows As Cards Go Down Again
The Braves built a 32 game NL lead after a five game win streak against contenders. Bob Buhl reached 15 wins as Milwaukee beat St Louis 13 2, while Brooklyn and Cincinnati won separately. In AL, Chicago White Sox narrowed the gap with New York after a 5 4 11 inning win. Baltimore and Cleveland also posted victories.
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Baseball Scores Across The Leagues This Saturday
Scores from Saturday show New York beating Philadelphia 6-2 and Brooklyn topping Pittsburgh 4-2. Milwaukee routed St Louis 14-2 while Cincinnati posted 9-6 over Chicago and Chicago 7 4 over Cincinnati. American schedule included Kansas City at Cleveland and New York at Baltimore with varied results.
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Famous Jockey Suffers Injury in Del Mar Race
Legendary jockey Johnny Longden suffered a broken bone in the ninth, casting doubt on whether his career continues. Doctors reported a six-hitter game by Ted Williams as the Red Sox lost to the Nationals 9-13.
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Legion To Play Osage City Legion Sunday Night
The Ottawa American Legion baseball team will face Osage City American Legion in Forest Park on Sunday at 8 pm. Royal 2aca, a filly making her first post for the Del Mar track, reared at the start gate yesterday. Jockey Longden, 47, was pinned and taken to Scripps Memorial Hospital in La Jolla.
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Akins Wins By TKO In Cleveland Bout
Virgil Akins defeated Sugar Hart by an eighth round TKO in Cleveland. Judges had Akins ahead on points after six, with Hart leading 28 27 on the referee scorecard. Hart staggered Akins in the fifth, but Akins mounted a late rally and finished with a crushing eighth round stoppage.
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Sam Snead Holds Lead In World Jam).
Sam Snead held a two stroke lead after the second round of Tom O’Shanter’s world jamboree with a 69 following a 65 as he reached 10 under par 134. Al Balding moved into second at 136 while Souchak, Mayfield, and others trailed.
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Lincoln Holds Onto Lead in Narrow Losses
The Lincoln Chiefs lost 7-6 to Puebla in an abbreviated one inning game while Colorado Springs beat Topel 43, snapping a six game winless stretch as Sioux City, Amarillo, Des Moines and Albuquerque traveled. Saturday schedules list Topeka at Colorado Springs, Lincoln at Puebla, Sioux City at Amarillo, Des Moines at Albuquerque.
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Ottawa Girls Power Past Bonner Springs 32 to 13
Ottawa girls softball exploded to beat Bonner Springs 32 to 13 at Forest Park. Ottawa scored 18 runs in the fifth inning after trailing 13 to 4, with Seon Thompson homering and Ottawa totaling 23 hits to Bonner Springs 5. Ottawa advances to the Mel yern invitational, opening Wednesday with a game at 7:30 PM.
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Bloody Fights Wound 11 at Phoenix Dance Hall
A series of bloody brawls at a Phoenix rock and roll dance hall injured 11 youths and drew police and sheriff deputies to restore order. The most serious wound was Carl Watson, 20, shot multiple times. Chriswell Jones, 24, an airman from Williams Air Force Base, was held for questioning. Frank Soto, 20, also of Phoenix, received stab wounds to the neck and shoulder.
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Ordnance Plant Reopens After Wage Strike
The Kansas ordnance plant will resume operations Monday after a week-long walkout by 110 workers of Local 5508 United Oil Chemical and Atomic Workers Union. A contract signed yesterday with National Gypsum Co. provides a five cent hourly wage increase and fringe benefits.
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Polish Subs Head Into Storm
London reports that two Polish submarines are no longer tracked after last seen heading into a North Sea storm about 50 miles east of Newcastle. Royal Navy minesweepers trailed them off the Scottish coast but outside three miles. Officials say the subs were on training maneuvers in international waters.
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Richmond Area News Highlights Local Birthday Party and Teen Town
Richmond area residents celebrate Miss Angelia Has tart birthday with friends Lambert Bures and others attending. The Richmond Teen Town, organized by Lions Club, held weekly meetings with Rev. and Mrs. Orr in Iola. Officers include Tom Chambers as president and Barbara Robertson as vice president. Families in nearby towns visited relatives and welcomed a new son born August 7 to Mr. and Mrs. Dick Smith.
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El Dorado man seeks damages in fatal crash case
Alva Nichols of El Dorado sues for 75000 dollars and 6.5 cubic centimeters blood test results after an June 9 1956 accident that killed Gary Mobley. Nichols will be tried in October on a manslaughter charge related to the death. He seeks damages from Dr J A Lattimore Dr A A Fink a Topeka lab nurse Roxie Wilks and Highway Patrolmen John Lee and Jim Petty.
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Vote on 11 percent pay hike splits Kansas Missouri
Washington report shows the House approved a bill granting civil service legislative and judiciary employees a pay raise. Kansas delegates listed votes for and against. Missouri delegates also split with several voting yes and no while others abstained.
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Births and visits noted in Ottawa Herald August 10 1957
The Ottawa Herald reports births including a 7 pound 8 ounce baby named Tracy Booher at Stormont-Vail Hospital in Topeka. Mrs French Booher is in Topeka with her daughter and family. Jane Carr visits her grandfather Harry Cram. Mrs Margaret Edwards travels to Bartlesville Oklahoma to visit cousin Miss Nina Wilhite.
Foster Family Visitors From Burlington and Moran
Mrs. S. H. Foster and her son Dean Foster from Burlington and Moran visited on Tuesday for business purposes.
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House Passes Pay Increase for Civilian Workers
The House approved an 8 percent raise for about one million federal workers and a separate 546 annual rise for 518,000 postal workers. Combined annual costs reach approximately 530 million and 317 million, respectively, but the measures face possible vetoes by President Eisenhower amid inflation concerns. Rep. Halleck warned the package might be vetoed unless revised and noted debt ceiling implications if raised.
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