White Sox Rally Ties then Wins in 10th Versus Red Sox
Chicago White Sox erase a 4-2 deficit with four straight ninth inning singles to tie Boston. Billy Goodman doubles for the winner in the 10th as Chicago preserves a two game AL edge. Indians, Cubs also win as MLB action spreads across leagues.
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Athletics Rally To Beat Baltimore 6 5 In Comeback
Kansas City erased a 5-1 deficit to defeat the Baltimore Orioles 6-5 on Tuesday. John Tsitouris earned the win in relief as Dick Williams and Bill Tuttle had multi hit games while Bob Gibson suffered the loss after a ninth inning rally. The Braves also fell 3-1 in extra innings as Eddie Mathews and Joe Adcock drove in the decisive run.
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Negro Students Appeal in Dollarway School Integration Case
Three Negro pupils Ernestine Dove James Edward Warfield and Corliss Smith filed an appeal with the U S 8th Circuit Court of Appeals challenging a stay of judgment on an integration order by Federal Judge Axel J Beck The appeal also disputes rulings upholding Arkansas pupil enrollment and assignment acts seen as limiting Negro enrollment in white high schools and delaying integration The district seeks to advance the appeal to September or obtain a stay to keep the students out of school pending appeal.
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Set Date For Selling Liquor In Oklahoma City
Gov J Howard Edmondson signed a proclamation setting September 1 as the start date for legal liquor sales in Oklahoma City. The initiative followed the repeal of the ion law earlier this year.
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Dempsey Signs Johansson for Return Bout Next Spring
Jack Dempsey secured the signature of Ingemar Johansson on a return bout contract with Floyd Patterson after promoting the Rosensohn Enterprises deal. The fight target year is next spring with possible New York venue. Dempsey, appointed promotional director, cites a settled matter and says site and date remain under review amid promoter license suspensions and internal disputes.
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White Sox Hero Almost Gave Up
Chicago slugger Billy Goodman, key in the White Sox 5-4 win over Boston in 10 innings, feared a heart attack weeks earlier and considered quitting. He later revealed chest pains were from a ripped chest muscle and a virus, and his bat blossomed to lift his season average to .225 after a slow period. Goodman once led the league with a .354 average in 1950 with Boston.
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Baseball Scores and Schedule From Tuesday and Thursday
Tuesday results show Los Angeles defeating Philadelphia 5 to 2 and San Francisco beating Pittsburgh 12 to 5 while Cincinnati downed Chicago 6 to ? Milwaukee won 3 to 1 in 10 innings against St. Louis. Thursday games list Chicago at Cincinnati Milwaukee at St. Louis and San Francisco at Philadelphia with only scheduled contests listed.
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Pan American Games Ready For Opening
Chicago AP reports the third Pan American Games open with 2,152 athletes from 24 nations in Soldier Field heat. A 24-gun salute and 5,000 doves mark ceremonies as Milton Eisenhower and Mayor Daley launch the event with a friendship torch relay from Mexico City. The U S leads with 406 entrants for 20 sports, amid teams including Argentina Brazil Canada Cuba and Mexico among others.
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Two Sluggers Jolt Dodgers Back In Race
Dodgers surge back in the NL pennant race as Duke Snider and Gil Hodges combine for two homers and nine RBIs in a 5-4 win over the Phillies. Snider’s 21st homer ties for third on the all time NL list behind Ott and Musial. Podres notches his 12th win. Giants, Brewers, and Cubs win to keep pace in a tight standings race.
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Legion membership grows despite losses reports Moore
National American Legion Commander Preston J. Moore told convention delegates that Legion membership rose by nearly 7 000 in the past year even as 55 000 members died. Departments with larger memberships were Kansas and Missouri honored at the convention.
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Fullmer Ready For Friday Bout
Gene Fullmer prepared for Friday night's NBA world middleweight title bout against Carmen Basilio with a secret behind closed doors sparring session. Manager Marv Jenson said the drill aimed to sharpen a few points while Basilio finished public workouts with two rounds against Leo Owens. Basilio, 32, from Chittenango, N.Y., said he is never fully satisfied but is as good as he can be.
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Pitt Gorillas Begin Preseason Practice at Brandenburg Stadium
Forty three Gorillas will report to Brandenburg Stadium at Pittsburg Kansas for pre season drills with head coach Catnie Smith predicting 43 on opening day 17 returning lettermen 9 transfers and 8 freshmen. Smith Nance and Murphy will oversee conditioning and line work as the squad prepares for the season opener September 19 against Southwest Missouri State. Leroy Simpson and Fred Puskas join as backs and assistants while Pittsburg State launches a nine game schedule.
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