Cards Back On Track as Cardinals top Reds 8 3 with Grammas duo
Curt Simmons allowed six hits over seven innings to pace the St. Louis Cardinals to an 8-3 win at Cincinnati. Alex Grammas led a 6 hit attack with half the team’s hits, homers by Frank Robinson and Willie Jones supplied early offense, Stan Musial drove in a run, and Julian Javier stole two bases. In Washington, Kansas City beat the Senators 9-4 with six unearned runs, aided by a costly error in the sixth inning that opened the door to four unearned runs. Jim Lemon’s miscue and a leaky defense helped KC mount the comeback.
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Westminster Presbyterian Upsets North Baptist In Softball Duel
Westminster Presbyterian defeated league leaders North Baptist 10 to 7 in game two of a doubleheader at Forest Park. In the opener United Presbyterian built a 17 to 13 win over First Christian to claim an early advantage in the chase for the Ottawa Church title.
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Sox Rally Past Yankees In Openers Of Four Game Set
Chicago White Sox surge from slump to beat New York 11-5 at Yankee Stadium. They push their winning streak to six and close gap on AL leaders as Minoso drives in three and Wynn and Turley traded blows in a high scoring opener.
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Booming Bucs Bounce Back After Slump Losses
The Pittsburgh Pirates, led by a four to one win over San Francisco, regained top NL position as Wilmer Mizell earned the victory and Bob Skinner delivered a key two run single. The Braves fell back after an 8-7 loss to the Cubs while Don Drysdale struck out 14 in a Dodgers win. Frank Howard and Willie Mays provided power in separate games as St. Louis and Chicago also posted victories.
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Fishing Condition Report From Kansas Lakes And Rivers
Kansas fishing remains mostly fair to good across rivers and lakes with pockets of good in small streams and ponds. Notable waters show fair to good for black bass, crappie, channels, drum, bullheads and carp, while a few lakes report poor for certain species and some rivers remain fair overall.
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Bowling Scores Mixed Couples Low Highs and Totals
Mixed doubles bowling scores list several player pairings with high game and series figures including Liegerot Wolgast Hopkins Mudrick Cordie Hirn Christie and Serene Dodd. Totals range around the mid six hundreds to seven hundreds.
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Ike To Inspect A Polaris Sub
President Eisenhower will inspect the Polaris submarine Patrick Henry at Newport Naval Base Monday afternoon. The sub is a sister ship of the George Washington, from which the first Polaris missiles were fired from a submerged vessel Wednesday off Cape Canaveral, Florida.
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Kennedy To Get Top Information
Hyannis Port Mass AP Sen John F Kennedy to receive top secret briefing on foreign policy from Allen W Dulles CIA head Eisenhower says it is in national interest for both nominees and running mates to receive periodic reports during the campaign Dulles to provide briefings as veteran diplomat and intelligence official is assigned by the president to give the reports
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Schedule For Coming Week At Mears Park
Next week's ball games at Mears Park include Ruhamah Juniors and Ruhamah Girls facing Peoria Juniors and Peoria Girls on July 23. July 26 features New Hope Girls versus Union Chapel Girls and New Hope Men against Peoria Men. July 27 lists Appanoose Juniors vs New Hope Juniors and Appanoose Men vs Ruhamah Men. July 28 has Peoria Juniors against Union Chapel Juniors and Hawkins Men against Union Chapel Men.
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Baseball Scores Pittsburgh at St Louis and Cincinnati at Chicago
Baseball scores from two games: Pittsburgh versus St Louis and Cincinnati versus Chicago. Only these games were scheduled, with final tallies reported for each matchup.
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Chicago
Olympic Team To Warm Up In US And Switzerland
US Olympic basketball team to play four warmups in the United States and two in Switzerland as part of preparations to defend the world title. The 12 man squad assembles at West Point July 31 under Pete Newell and Warren Womble with stars including Oscar Robertson Jerry West Jerry Lucas and other top college players. Proceeds from U S games fund the Olympic effort and post Olympic games in Paris are planned against Uruguay the Philippines and a Paris all star team.
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Second Round Next Tuesday Golf Handicap Two Lists
The second round of the women s golf handicap tournament will be played next Tuesday with pairings Hill Shade Crawford Young Fletcher and J Kramer Gollier H Kramer Elder Latimer Roberts Foulks Peters and Fredeen. Jane Gollier won last week s golf ball for low net score. Reservations or cancellations call CH 24137.
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White Sox Sievers Key To Comeback Says Teammates
Chicago's Roy Sievers is hailed as the spark of the White Sox surge as teammates credit him with lifting the club. He delivered two hits and drove in a run in an 11-5 win over the Yankees, lifting his hitting streak to 23 of 24 with a .303 average and 98 RBIs in that span.
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