Bauer Bowl Out By Beating Tigers 3-2
Hank Bauer capped his playing career by driving in the winning run as Kansas City defeated Detroit 3-2 to drop the Tigers from the AL lead. The Yankees surged to an 11-8 win aided by Johnny Blanchard’s grand slam, tying or setting league records, with Maris and Mantle homering in the first. The A’s, Angels, and Twins won in other AL games as Missouri-born star batters tallied multiple hits and drives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hank Bauer
Carreer
Kansas City
Detroit
Tigers
Bauer
New York Yankees
Johnny Blanchard
Blanchard
Roger Maris
Mickey Mantle
Yogi Berra
Maris
Mantle
Bill Monbouquette
Mick
Babe Ruth
Jos
Valdivielso
Twins
Joe Schafferroth
Lennie Green
Indians
Don Lee
Bubba Phillips
Ler
Angels
Ed Hobaugh
Ron Moeller
Albie
Strike May Shut Down Race Tracks
New York AP report says a potential strike by stablehands and exercise boys threatens Aqueduct racing including Kelso in the Metropolitan Handicap. After failed mediations, Local 917 President John Burke says picketing will continue at Aqueduct and Belmont. NYRA plans nine races if transport of horses between Belmont and Aqueduct is hindered. six Kelso rivals already at Aqueduct. Strikers seek weekly pay of 74 for hot walkers 90 for grooms 125 for exercise boys plus better insurance and a 2 percent purse split.
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New York
Kelso
Aqueduct
John Burke
Teamsters Union
Belmont
Burke
Teamsters
Irving Bush
Central Trades Council
Kel So
Brooklyn
New York Racing Association
NYRA
Don Poggio
Yorky
Polylad
Sweet William
Whitley
Mamboretta
Reinzi Francis S
Divine Comeds
Pomona Visitors Visit Relatives and Lays Out Travel
Mr and Mrs John H Clear and children arrived from Tracy California to visit Mrs Crichton s parents Mr and Mrs Ralph Hunt. Mr and Mrs L F Wallace and Mr and Mrs W W Cleven ger returned from a vacation trip to Florida. They toured Nassau by boat. Rebekah Lodge met in regular session with 16 present led by Mrs Eunice Malthy Wichita. Mrs Reiney who attended funeral services for C B Reiney Maple Wood Missouri visited Earl Hart s home. Mrs Reiney will be remembered as Nura Hart.
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John H. Clear
Tracy
Calif
Ralph Hunt
L. F. Wallace
W. W. Clevenger
Florida
Nassau
Rebekah
Eunice Malthy
Wichita
C. B. Reiney
Maple Wood
Earl Hart
Mrs. Reiney
Nura Hart
Baseball Scoreboard Friday Results and Schedule
MLB results show Minnesota beat Cleveland 4 to 3 and New York defeated Boston 11 to 8. Kansas City edged Detroit 3 to 2, Los Angeles toppled Washington 16 to 5. Baltimore at Chicago was rained out. Detroit plays Kansas City, Washington vs Los Angeles, New York vs Boston, Baltimore vs Chicago on Friday night. National League standings list Cincinnati and Los Angeles leading, with San Francisco and Pittsburgh chasing, and a full slate of games including San Francisco at Cincinnati and Milwaukee at Pittsburgh in rain or shine conditions.
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Minnesota
Cleveland
New York
Boston
Kansas City
Detroit
Los Angeles
Washington
Baltimore
Chicago
W. L. Pet. G.B. Cincinnati
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Roberto Clemente
Pittsburgh Pirates
Dick Bartell
Chicago Cubs
Bartell
Clemente
Dick Stuart
Stan Landes
Joe Christopher
Fitting End To Great Career
Hank Bauer, famed clutch performer, bid farewell as an active player as Kansas City Athletics beat Detroit 3 2. Bauer drove in the winning run with a single in the third, then nailed Rocky Colavito at third on a steal attempt in the sixth, and will move to manager duties for the club.
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Kansas City
Hank Bauer
Bauer
Kansas City Athletics
Detroit
Tigers
New York Yankees
Joe Gordon
Hank
Norm Siebern
Athletics
al Kaline
Rocky Colavito
Norm Cash
Kaline
Colavito
Rocky
Wayne Causey
Visitors and birthdays noted across area in social column
Williamsburg residents and friends from Manhattan Harris Chicago and Topeka join Mrs Mildred Trout and others for gatherings. Many guests traveled to celebrate family birthdays including Mrs E P Goodwill turning 98 and Bill Goodwill turning 17. Local couples and relatives from Emporia Garnett Ottawa and Lawrence visited present homes and churches during Jayhawker Days.
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Mildred Trout
Manhattan
Bill Atherton
Grace Atherton
Harris
Chicago
Fred Youngs
Myrtle Catron
Butler
W. C. Fogle
D. 7
Goodwill
Bill
Marion Foster
Emporia
J. A. Harper
Garnett
H. N. Traberts
Robert P. Mize
Joel
Topeka
G. W. Turrells
Forest Park Softball Schedule Dense with Rain Delays
Saturday games canceled due to rain. Monday schedule features North Baptist versus Wellsville Methodist at 7 p.m. and First Christian versus First Baptist at 8:30 p.m. at Forest Park. Evening pairings repeat across Tuesday and Friday with multiple church and Methodist teams.
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North Baptist
Wellsville Methodist
First Christian
First Baptist
Forest Park
First Methodist
Westminster Presbyterian
Sacred Heart
Pomona Methodist
Richter Methodist
Church of the Nazarene
Weslyan Methodist
Hot Cards Drop Bums A Notch
The St. Louis Cardinals beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 10-1, widening the NL race as Cincinnati led. Milwaukee’s Braves won 5-3 over Pittsburgh, while Philadelphia edged Chicago 4-3 on Tony Gonzalez’s 10th inning homer. Hank Aaron hit two homers for the Braves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Cardinals
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Cincinnati
Reds
Milwaukee
Braves
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Chicago Cubs
Tony Gonzalez
Curt Simmons
Dodgerss
Don Drysdale
Joe Cunningsham
Fishing In Ponds Good Across Kansas This Weekend
The Forestry Fish and Game Commission reports variable conditions in Kansas with farm ponds faring well in most areas. Streams and creeks should fish well except where heavy rain recently hit, and sections list specific lakes and species expected to bite, including Osage County state lake good for black bass crappie and bullheads and other sites offering fair to good angling for bass crappie channels drum and carp.
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Osage County State Lake
Leavenworth County
Brown County State Lake
Atchison County
Mission Lake
Lone Star Lake
Osage City
Fall River
Toronto
Wilson County
Cowley County
Bluestem
el Dorado
Butler County
Kansas
Leaders Win Church Games
Westminster and Wellsville stay 1st and 2nd in church league with easy wins. Westminster defeated North Baptist 17 to 11 behind a late surge as Eugene Wingert and Lyle McCarthy teamed for a no hit bid through the final three innings.
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Westminster
Wellsville
North Baptist
Church of the Nazarene
Eugene Wingert
Lyle McCarthy
Wingert
Nazarene
McCarthy
Merle Snethen
Clinton Moore
Wayne Young
Moore
Young
Glenn Averill
Randy Messingale
Derrell Childs
Nazarene O.cssssereee
Asecassee
Aussie Crampton leads Milwaukee Open at halfway
Bruce Crampton, former Australian Open winner, shot 64 to reach 134 midway through the Milwaukee Open. He leads by one stroke over Don Massengale, Tommy Bolt, Stan Leonard, and Dave Marr who all posted 69s or 68s. Massengale was co leader after round one and slipped with a 70 today. Marr fired 65 after a 70 opening, while Leonard and Bolt posted 68 and 69 respectively.
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Milwaukee
Bruce Crampton
Crampton
Don Massengale
Tommy Bolt
Stan Leonard
Dave Marr
Baseball Schedule for Forest Park Exposition Night
Pee Wee League Family Night at 5 p.m. features Athletics vs Tigers in a make up game. Babe Ruth League Tigers vs Yankees at Forest Park also 5 p.m. Wednesday includes Orioles vs White Sox and Pomona Lions vs Giants. Thursday games at Forest Park include Athletics vs Cardinals and Tigers vs Dodgers at 5 p.m.
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Forest Park
Athletics
Tigers
Yankees
Orioles
White Sox
Pomona Lions
Giants
Cardinals
Dodgers
Golf Pairings Set for Women’s Association Luncheon
Pairings announced for the July 25 Women’s Golf Association luncheon at the Country Club. Readings include Fletcher with Gleason and Deputy, Fredeen with Shade, 5. Reiter with N. Lollar, Elder with Kelsey and Sloan, Peters with Sheldon and Gollier, Netherland with R. Lyman and Young, H Kramer with Hodson, and Hysom with Speer and 1. Lollar. Reservations or cancellations via CH 2-3401 or CH 2-260.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Golf Association
Fletcher
Gleason
Deputy
Fredeen
Shade
Reiter
N. Lollar
Elder
Kelsey
Sloan
Peters
Sheldon
Gollier
Netherland
R. Lyman
Young
H Kramer
Hodson
Hysom
Speer
1. Lollar
Clay Gets Big Chance Tonight In Title Bout
Louisville native Cassius Clay, 19, faces Alonzo Johnson, 26, in a 10 round televised bout from Fairgrounds Coliseum. Clay has 5 knockouts in 7 pro fights, Johnson sports a 19 7 record and weighs around 187 to 194 pounds. Johnson’s manager says Clay is too young for top heavies, while Clay predicts he will be heavyweight champion in two years.
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Louisville
Cassius Clay
Alonzo Johnson
ABC
Fairgrounds Coliseum
Clay
Johnson
Rankin
Mike Bazzone
Alonzo
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Ory
Red Sox
Luis Arroyo
Arnie Earley
Mike Fornieles
Los Angeles Angels
Whitey Ford
John Chandler
Pomona Area
Fannie Kraus
Williamsburg
Mrs. Irwin Heth
D. 1. Goodwills
Glenn Dehns
Albert Dehns
Quenemo
Donald Dehns
Lyndon
Jennie Bethell
Pomona
Wil Dehn
Bert Service
Ellen Sever
Ruth O'Brien
Pleasant Plains, I
Frances Williams
Charles Arnetts
Waverly
Jack Cromwell
Art Tape
F Clearwater
Fla
Cora Frampton
Ottawa
Frank Wiscombes
Debbie Eddington
Independence
Jesse Edgecomb
Richard Davis
Frank _Davis
H. C. Milliken
Larley Milliken
Harold Millikens
Constance Wilson
John Franklin
Crystal City
Tex
Miss Wilson
Milliken
Don McMillan
Eureka
H. Gilbert Hettick
Greenwood County Hospital
Mrs
N. E. Blair
Kenneth Welch
Gifford Goodwill
D. J
Hank Aaron
Bob Friend
Aaron
Bucs
Lew Burdette
Phillies
Berhind
Billy Williams
Cubs
Clay pDalrimple
Gonzalez
Barney Schultz
Jack Baldschun
GUN Club
Saffron Glass Co
McGraw Edison
Medford
Topeka, Kansas
Gene Macadoo
Wesley Oyer
Over
Wesminster
E. E. Caylor
John Mcdonald
Gene Ramsey
John Sheldon
Crushed Stone Ag
Fogle
Dean Berlin
Bob Wilson
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