Phillips Upsets League Leaders In Ottawa Softball
Phillips defeated Pomona 4 to 2 amid many absences due to measles to raise their season record to three wins and one loss. Pitcher Terry Crump, making his first-ever appearance, struck out nine for the victory as Stanley Lantis went 2 for 3. Phillips also beat Badges 5 to 1, with Lloyd Scribner scattering eight hits. Ron Yingling hit the lone homer for Phillips in the 3rd. Badges drop to 8-2, Skelly at 5-3, Phillips in third at 4-5 after completing their schedule. The Iola Boosters beat Skelly 7-1 behind Elmer Frazell’s pitching. Ottawa Girls travel to Melvern at 8:15 p.m. for a game.
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Paola
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Stanley Lantis
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Ottawa
Skelly
Budges
Lloyd Scribner
Larry Webker
Buti
Ron Ying- Ling
Iola Boosters
Elmer Frazell
Rex Shisler
Melvern
Philips
Haddix Listens to His Old Mates No More
Harvey Haddix of the Phillies defeated his former St Louis Cardinals in a 2-1 win, extending a personal streak over his old team. The Phillies swept the series, boosting their standing while Milwaukee, Cincinnati, Brooklyn, and others moved in tight races across the league. Hank Aaron led the Braves with a 7th straight win and four-game splits altered several divisions.
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Cat
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Brooklyn
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Pittsburgh
Hank Aaron
New York
Chicago
Cubs
Roger Craig
Cleveland
Boston
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Tough Topeka Team Clinches Share Of 7th In State Tourney
Tough Topeka team Forbes Air Force Base of Topeka beat Ness City 7-1 to secure at least a share of 7th place in the State Non-Pro Baseball Tournament. Forbes now 3-0 in the tourney while Ness City falls to 2-1 in losers bracket. Cessna Bobcats beat McConnell AFB MoJets 4-2 and Rose Hill topped Odin 2-1. Tonight’s schedule lists Victoria Eagles versus Larned, Topeka Decker Oilers against Emporia Collegians, and Wichita Boeing Bo-Jets versus Ost St. Joseph with eliminations in rounds. Manager Ernie White of Nashville praises shortstop Bobby Durnbaugh of Dayton as the hustlingest player he’s seen.
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Topeka
Ness City
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Topeka Decker Oilers
Emporia Collegians
Wichita Boeing Bo-Jets
Ost St. Joseph
Bears Win All Star Clash 10-8 In Denver Thriller
Denver Bears defeat the All Stars 10 to 8 before 19 769 fans as Bob Martyn and Dick Tettelbach hit homers and Charlie Peete homered for the All Stars. Bears surge from ties twice and halt a late rally in the ninth before resuming regular schedules.
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Grizzlies
Bears
Denver
Bob Martyn
Dick Tettelbach
Charlie Peete
Omaha
Major League Leaders By The Associated Press
American League batting leaders include Mantle New York with a .565 average on 200 at bats Runa Batted In Mantle New York 14 Wertz Cleveland 63 Simpson Kansas City At bats hits Mantle New York 407 Kuenn Detroit 97 Home runs Mantle New York 30 Baer Cleveland and Kaline Detroit pitcher leaders include Sturdivant New York 8 2 .800 Brewer Boston 11 3 .786 National League batting Musial St Louis 328 Aeron Milwaukee 322 Bayer St Louis .318 Moon St Louis .308 Runs Batted In Musial St Louis 61 Boyer St Louis 63 Kluszewski Cincinnati 58 Hits Boyer St Louis 105 Musial St Louis 142 Home runs H Luis Kluszewski Cincinnati 23 Banks Chicago 22 Snider Brooklyn Boyer St Louis 20 Pitching decisions Lawrence Cincinnati 12 0 1 000% Swap or buy through Want ads
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Snider
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Cincinnati
National
Sincinnati
T. Lewis
Associated Press
American Teague
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Macs
Butler
Suet Ag
Baltimore Ar
Detroit Sede
Washington
Kansas City
Schie “Alitie
Wynn
Wiesler
Baltimore
Harshman
Keegan
Staley
Wight
Ferrares
Hoeft
Bucks
Ditmar
Heritage
Porterfield
Louisiana sports ban signed by governor promises court fight
Gov Earl Long signed a law banning interracial athletic events after October 15 in Louisiana. The measure bars dancing, games, training, and facilities for white and Negro participants and may affect the Sugar Bowl and Texas League. Sugar Bowl officials say no suit plans yet, while Texas League president Butler predicts Shreveport cannot remain in the league after this year.
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Earl Long
Louisiana
Long
Paul DeBlanc
New Orleans
Mid-Winter Sports Assn
Newsmen
Dallas
Texas League
Dick Butler
Shreveport
W Sox Lead In Junior League Women Golf Championship
In Huntington West Virginia college sophomore Anne Quast from Everett Washington posted a 70 at Guyan Country Club to lead the Women's Western Amateur Championship as match play opens. Judy Bell of Wichita Kan matched par 72 while Pat Lesser defending champ from Seattle shot 75 in qualifiers. 30 others posted 84 or better.
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W. VA
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Everett
Wash
University of Washington
Guyan Country Club
Pat, Lesser
Seattle
Broadmoor Country Club
Indianapolis
Judy Bell
Wichita
Kan
Miss Lesser
Dodgers Lead Midget League After Undefeated Run
National and junior league results note Dodgers moving to first in second midget round with 28 to 3 win over Athletics. White Sox, Redlegs, and Yankees also feature in Forest Park fixtures. detailed box scores for several games show runs, hits, and pitcher lines from multiple teams.
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Yankees
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Lederer
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Tigers
New Forest Park
Slade Loses Unanimous Decision at St. Nicholas Arena
Jimmy Slade, 29, suffers a 10 round unanimous defeat to Wayne Bethea at St. Nicholas Arena. Slade backs away most rounds as Bethea lands the cleaner punches. officials score 7-2-1 for Bethea. Bethea weighs 194 1 2 pounds, Slade 180 1 4. Frank Robinson, rookie Reds outfielder, once played basketball with Bill Russell at McClymonds High in Oakland.
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Jimmy Slade
Bat Norfolk
Wayne
Thea
St. Nicholas Arena
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Slade
Hurricane Jackson
Harry Enets
Artie Schwartz
Artie Aidala
Associated Press
Frank Robinson
Cincinnati Reds
Bill Russell
McClymonds High
Oakland
Calif
Japanese Floods Spread Destruction Ashes of Western Japan Rise
Torrential summer rains caused floods across western Japan with 32 dead 19 missing and presumed dead 23 seriously injured. Over 18 000 homes flooded 22 000 acres of crops destroyed and three American posts untouched. South Korea also hit with flash floods five killed one missing seven injured. Michigan State has won the national intercollegiate billiards title the last two years.
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Japan
South Korea
Seoul
Record Price Pays For Tigers Ownership Change
Detroit buyers led by Fred Knorr and John Fetzer paid a record 5.0 million dollars for the Detroit Tigers, promising to maintain Briggs era policies. The sale, effective Oct 1, places Spike Briggs Jr as executive in charge while manager Bucky Harris and Muddy Ruel are slated for dismissal. Additional trustees and executives across New York, Detroit, and Hollywood participate as the syndicate seeks to steady the AL club.
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Spike) Briggs Jr
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Billy Hoeft
Jim Wilson
Chicago
Whitey Ford
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Bob Lemon
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Early Wynn
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Newcombe
Bob Buhl
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Bob Friend
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Braves
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Fetzer
Briggs
Knorr-Fetzer
Bing Crosby
Bucky Harris
Muddy Ruel
Ford Frick
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Kenyon Brown
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R. F. Woolworth
George L. Coleman
Miami
Okla
Many May Score Twenty Victories
New York officials predict 20 win seasons will be reached by more major leaguers this year than since 1951. Leaders Johnny Kucks of the Yankees and Billy Pierce of the White Sox headline a group of eleven hopefuls. The 1955 season saw only Robin Roberts and Don Newcombe reach 20 wins, while the American League again failed to produce a 20-game winner.
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Johnny Kucks
New York Yankees
Billy Pierce
Chicago White Sox
Robin Roberts
Philladelphia Phillies
Don Newcombe
Brooklyn
Divorces and remarriage linked to misbehavior in Chester
In Chester England Mrs Lilian James divorced Humphrey James on grounds of misbehavior with Miss Irene Mansell in 1953. After a 1955 remarriage they separated again and won a second divorce on the same grounds with Miss Mansell. Separately Lew Bourdettes led National League pitchers with a 2.29 ERA at midseason 1956, while Ray Narleski matched that mark for Cleveland with 1.62.
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England
Lilian James
Humphrey James
Irene Mansell
James
Humphrey
Milwaukee
Lew Bourdette
Ray Narleski
Cleveland
U S Plans Inquiry Into Polish Air Space Protest
Washington reports the State Department will conduct an appropriate inquiry into Poland's protest over American jet overflights. Polish Ambassador Romuald Spasowski told Deputy Undersecretary Robert Murphy that jets flew over Poland in late June and early July, the second such protest from a Communist nation after Russia accused U S planes of intruding into Russian airspace on July 4 and 9.
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State Department
Poland
Romuald Spasowski
Robert Murphy
Spasowski
Russia
Sobeloff Confirmed to Fourth Circuit After Senate Clash
Senatorial approval finally clears Sobeloff for the U S fourth circuit court of appeals. The solicitor general faced a yearlong Southern opposition over school segregation, with a 4-19 vote ending the dispute and allowing the nomination by President Eisenhower to proceed.
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Simon B. Sobeloff
Senate
Eisenhower
Sobeloff
U. S. 4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
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