Braves Extend Streak as Yankees Lead Shrinks
Milwaukee Braves push to nine straight, widening NL gap to 72 games as New York Yankees see their once-dominant lead shrink to four games. Boston tops New York 6-4 behind Ted Williams and Jim Donohue? Don Larsen struggles with a tender shoulder. Cubs beat Cardinals, breaking an eight-game skid for St. Louis. Brooklyn edges Giants 7-6. Orioles?
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Major League Standings and Thursday Schedule Notes
Standings show Boston and New York leading with six and four losses. Thursday games include New York at Boston Turley against Nixon, Chicago at Cleveland Harshman against Mossi, Detroit at Kansas City, and Brooklyn at New York with Drysdale facing Barclay. Wednesday results feature Brooklyn edging New York 7-6, Chicago beating St. Louis 3-1, and Pittsburgh hammering Philadelphia 19-3.
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Mexican Boy Loses Debut In Split Decision
In Syracuse last night, Davey Moore of Springfield Ohio defeated Victor Manuel Quijano of Mexico City by a 10 round split decision. Quijano who made his U S debut after 78 pro bouts pressured early but faded under Moore’s body attack. Moore suffered a cut over his right eye needing stitches but expects a quick return.
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Colts topple Eaglettes in state softball opener
The Topeka Colts defeated the Manhattan Eaglettes 12 to 5 in the first round of the State Women's Class A Softball Tournament.
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Bears Sweep Cardinals to Tighten American Assn Race
Denver Bears win 5-1 and 7-6 at Omaha, their eighth straight victory and third doubleheader sweep in six days, narrowing the gap to 1 1/2 games behind Wichita. Duren pitched four hitters in the first game as Omaha fell to the Bears.
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Lincoln Adds Tolts Lead In Western League Standings
Lincoln widened its Western League lead by a 3-1 win over Albuquerque. Amarillo and Topeka were rained out. Colorado Springs beat Des Moines 9-6 and Pueblo defeated Sioux City 11-1, leaving Colorado Springs and Albuquerque just 1.5 games behind Sioux City for fourth. Lincoln remains well ahead at the top.
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Ottawa Stars Rally To Beat Paola In Warmup
The Ottawa Recreation Commission Rotary All Star team came from behind to defeat Paola 17 to 10 at Forest Park in a warmup for the Little League tournament. Ottawa erased a 10-3 deficit with 14 unanswered runs behind pitching from Jimmy Baldwin and Harry Morton and strong hitting from several players.
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Gleeson Tossed Early in KC Debut as Coach
Jimmy Gleeson began his role as Kansas City Athletics coach in a game against the Detroit Tigers but was ejected in the fourth inning by umpire Larry Napp for bench jockeying.
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Jaillite Family Picnics and Local Real Estate Update
Mr and Mrs Warren Jaillite and Jere with guest Mrs W R Jaillite Sr joined by Mr and Mrs Edgar Jaillite and daughter for a Cha nule picnic dinner. Roger Comstock buys Mrs Mary Wilson corner lots on Eighth Street to build a new home. David Price Becky visit Emma Bennett. Prices return from California after weeks away.
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Parsons Stockyards Closed By Anthrax
Parsons stockyards, a major livestock center, have been closed due to an anthrax outbreak in La bette and Cherokee counties. Spokesmen said trading would resume when the epidemic is stamped out.
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Perfume trends hint at men adopting scents in America
New York perfume executive Arnold Berke predicts a future where American men increasingly wear fragrance. He notes men buy about 60 percent of perfume, and firms are releasing male specific scents while women may largely shape demand. The industry keeps formulas guarded like Ft Knox as men consider options.
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Perfume as Essence of Memory, a Psychic Mystery
Berke argues perfume transcends commerce and romance, calling it the essence of psychic mystery. He cites scent memory, noting the brain’s smell center links to memory, referencing Proust and a biscuit dipped in fragrant tea to illustrate fragrance’s power.
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Cost Of Firing Nike Missile Cited At Meeting
Army spokesman Col. Leslie J. Staub said it costs under 20 000 dollars to fire a Nike guided missile. He argued the weapon is cheaper and more effective than conventional anti aircraft artillery. Nike bases planned for Leavenworth Kansas Gardner Pleasant Hill and Excelsior Springs Missouri with further meetings scheduled.
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To Continue Blood Tests
TOPEKA The Kansas Highway Patrol will continue arranging blood tests for drivers suspected of intoxication Col Harvey Schmedemann said Wednesday. The patrol will proceed despite lawsuits seeking damages and return of blood drawn in Butler and Clay counties. Signed permission slips are used though troopers may write them for the suspects to sign. State law counts consent when a person is arrested or taken into custody for vehicle operation and the officer has reasonable ground to believe DUI.
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Hearings For Gas Service Co. Set
TOPEKA Forthcoming hearings on rates charged by Gas Service Co. the state's largest distributor will be held to review their pricing and service charges amid regulatory scrutiny and public interest.
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KCC Set Oct 21 Hearing On Natural Gas Rates Case
The Kansas Corporation Commission will hold an Oct 21 hearing as part of a general investigation into natural gas utility rates. The case seeks a 4 050 000 annual rate hike after a preliminary hearing on June 3.
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