Yankees win on two boots by Athletics
Yankees beat Kansas City 10-9 in 14 innings, 4 hours 47 minutes, with two costly errors by A's shortstop Mike Baxes. Mantle walked and scored the winning run after Baxes muffed a grounder, giving New York the league thriller.
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Mike Baxes
New York Yankees
Kansas City Athletics
Mickey Mantle
Bill Skowron
Baxes
A’s
Hank Bauer
Mantle
Bobbie
Gerry Coleman
Jose
Yankees
Wally Burnette
Tommy Byrne
St. Louis Cardinals
Frank Lane
Cardinals
New York Giants
New York
Bill Sarni
Red Schoendienst
Jackie Brandt
Cardinals Lane
Alvin Dark
Bob del Greco
Redbirds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Kansas City
Hank
Raver
A‘s
Washington
Senators
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Chicago
National League
Chicago Cubs
Colonels Move Up in American Association Under Carey
The Colonels beat St Paul 1-0 for their second win in three starts under manager Max Carey and their second shutout of the season. Denver extended its lead to 332 games by beating Omaha while Indianapolis fell to Wichita 6-5. Minneapolis beat Charleston 9-2. Don Bollweg capped Wichita’s win with a ninth inning two-run single, and Dave Pope’s grand slam helped Indianapolis early until the Braves trimmed the margin with Jim Pendleton and Charley White homers.
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Louisville
Colonels
Max Carey
St. Paul
Denver
Omaha
Indianapolis
Wichita
Minneapolis
Charleston
Don Bollweg
Dave Pope
Indians
Braves
Jim Pendleton
Charley White
Musial Hurt Foot Threatens Consecutive Games Streak
St. Louis Cardinals slugger Stan Musial bruised his right foot on a foul tip in the third inning against the New York Giants at the Polo Grounds. He retired after six innings 0 for 3, ending a 15 game hitting streak as the Giants won 6 to 5 ending their eight game skid.
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New York
Sten Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Polo Grounds
Cardinal
Pittsburgh
Gus Suhr
Musial
Giants
Tennis To Close With Two Events
The summer recreation tennis tournament concludes with finals in father and son and mixed doubles. Winners listed include Rickey Jamison, Roger Schmanke, Bob Luce, Jim Clark, and Paula Schmanke among others. Pending finals involve Jim Clark and Bill Whitacre in mixed doubles and R L Scott with Doug Scott vs Bob Bundy and Bruce Bundy. Ribbons for champions have been ordered but not yet arrived.
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Rickey Jamison
Jeeper
Roger Schmanke
Bob Keeling
Bob Luce
Don Higgins
Jim Clark
Gale Twyman
Bruce Bundy
Dennis Smith
Jack Smith
Gary Burke
Don
Betty Parker
Jane Gollier
Paula Schmanke
Janet Cox
Marilyn Henning
Nancy Curry
Cindy Hall
Bill Whitacre
Ewell Dawson
R. L
Doug Scott
Bob
Honors Shared In Two Leagues In Pee Wee And Midget
Season ends with shared titles in Pee Wee between Tigers and Cardinals and in Midget between Yankees and Dodgers. Orris Cox, director, says no playoffs despite round results as standings show Yankees 4-0 and Dodgers 3-1 in first round while Athletics finish 0-4 and Red Sox tie for last. Indians slip to third. Junior League schedule lists Redlegs, Dodgers, Yankees, White Sox matchups and current standings.
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Cardinals
Yankees
Dodgers
Orris Cox
Athletics
Red Sox
White Sox
Ce Cusasvevesenens
Indians
Seseeseeesuvevee
Mphqops
Ge Vee Eesteessuneass
Wee Ceee Eee Aee
Redlegs
Renee
Eeeane
Braves
Oreee
Seeeaessesere White Sox
Asevesven
Jameson
Parks
Fowler
Queen
Colby
Wiggins
Sauer
Snet
Pos Beng Ney Dodgers
Dodgers Rally Past Indians In Midget League Tilt
The Dodgers narrowly defeated the Indians 23 to 22 to move into a first place tie with the Yankees for the second round of the Midget League.
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AB Haverty
Moore
Hodson
Salisbury
Hudnall
Henry
Jensen
Fredr'ics
Gage
Ames
Meharry
Shanes
Epps
Johns'n
Bledsoe
Milburn
Chapm'n
Dodgers
Indians
Yankees
Standings and schedule from major leagues AP roundup
Standings and upcoming games are listed for the National, American and minor leagues. Key teams include Milwaukee Cincinnati Brooklyn St Louis Pittsburgh Philadelphia New York and Chicago with schedules featuring matches at Brooklyn St Louis New York Milwaukee Philadelphia Cincinnati Pittsburgh and Chicago. Friday results show Brooklyn over Chicago New York over St Louis Philadelphia over Milwaukee and Cincinnati over Pittsburgh.
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Milwauker
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Lows
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
Hughes
Magne
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Women’s Golf Pairings for July 31 Listed
The pairing list for women’s golf shows Fredeen with Sheldon, Coward with Speer, Douglas with Kramer, Wicke with Peters, Worthington with Kelsey, Shade with Morrisey, Latimer with Barnett, Bullock with Dougharthy, Hudson with Young, Hysom with Elder. For reservations or cancellations call 781 or 2109 W.
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Women's Golf Association
Fredeen
Sheldon
Coward
Speer
Douglas
Kramer
Wicke
Peters
Worthington
Kelsey
Shade
Morrisey
Latimer
Barnett
Bullock
Dougharthy
Hudson
DiMaggios to Play in Old Timers Game at Wrigley Field
The DiMaggio brothers Joe Dom and Vince will form the outfield for a San Francisco old timers team in an Aug 4 game at Wrigley Field. They will face Los Angeles veterans as part of the seventh annual old timers contest with Joe and Dom traveling from New York and Vince based in San Francisco. Manager Fred Haney of the Milwaukee Braves is noted for prior MLB roles with the Tigers and Red Sox.
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Los Angeles
DiMaggio Brothers
Joe
Dominic
Vince
Wrigley Field
DiMaggios
San Francisco
Dom
New York
Fred Haney
Milwaukee Braves
Detroit Tigers
Boston Red Sox
Recreation program ends in Ottawa after record enrollment
The 1956 Summer Recreation program in Ottawa winds down with over 1800 participants, the highest since 1947, led by Orlis Cox director. Swimming drew 1300, other activities dated from playgrounds to archery, with carnival displays and ongoing Forest Park tennis and badminton into mid late summer. Equipment checkout continues through the school office with advance notice. Pee Wee and Midget leagues finish schedules. Junior league proceeds into the second round through about 11 games.
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Ottawa
Orlis Cox
Forest Park
Elk’s Club
Harriman Gains Downstate Support for Democratic Nominating Bid
State Rep Paul Powell says Averell Harriman is gaining delegate support from downstate Illinois in the race for the Democratic presidential nomination after a 17 delegate meeting. Former Gov John Steele and ex-Sen Scott W Lucas attended, as downstate leaders oppose Adlai Stevenson. Editor W Y Dallman disputed the shift, saying the majority of Illinois 64 delegate votes will back Stevenson at the convention.
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Springfield
Til
Paul Powell
New York
Averell Harriman
Powell
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Harriman
John Steele
U. S
Scott W. Lucas
Downstate
Adlai E. Stevenson
W. Y. Dallman
Hlinois
Stevenson
Dallman
Giants and Redlegs Rallyless at Crosley Field June 1 1956
New York Giants and Cincinnati Redlegs played a nine inning game at Crosley Field on June 1 1956 lasting three hours and 29 minutes. The contest featured pitching and timely hits but no decisive late heroics.
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New York Giants
Cincinnati Redlegs
Crosley Field
Mollet Wins Confidence Vote Over Borrow and Tax Plan
Paris Premier Mollet secured a confidence vote in the National Assembly on a borrow-and-tax plan to fund France’s campaign against Algerian nationalists. Unofficial tally 273 to 163 with three abstentions. plan aims to raise 150 billion francs, possibly via a loan, otherwise through new taxes. Communists opposed the measure.
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Paris
Gu Mollet
French National Assembly
France
Algeria
Mollet
Most Housing Approved in Kansas City Plan
The Public Housing Administration approved 600 of 1,267 planned low rent units in Kansas City, with a total build cost of 8,655,575 dollars. Local officials expect swift approval of the remaining units as the year's program totals about 1 million dollars.
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Kansas City
Public Housing Administration
PHA
Wealthy Kansan Warren E Brown Dies in Wichita
Warren E Brown one of Kansas's wealthiest men died last night in a Wichita hospital. A pioneer in Butler County oil field development he served as a director for several companies. He came to Wichita from Augusta in 1916.
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Wichita
Warren E. Brown
Kansas
Butler County
Brown
Augusta
Town Out Of Gas In Augusta Kansas
A road grader damaged a natural gas main south of Augusta Kansas cutting off gas to the 4500 population town. Residents relying on gas for cooking improvised meals while service remained out until today.
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Augusta
Kas
Sterling College awards dormitory contract to English Co
The N F English Construction Co of Hutchinson wins Sterling College project for a new three story brick women’s dormitory at a bid of 301250. It will house 106 women and after completion the existing women's dormitory becomes a men's dormitory. Attend church next Sunday.
Typhoon Vanda Offshore. India To Buy Carrier
World wide briefs report a typhoon named Vanda with surface winds of 92 mph moving west 12 mph about 480 miles north of Guam, Navy weather stations say it won t affect Guam. India to buy its first aircraft carrier announced in Parliament by Defense Minister K. N. Katju with few details. Greece and Cyprus dispute leads to Britain Turkey not invited to major military exercise. Magsaysay contemplates a second term following a 1953 election win. Property transfers listed include numerous Wellsville and Steens additions and other deeds with buyers and plot descriptions.
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Navy
New Delhi
India
Kb. N. Katju
Athens
Greece
Britain
Turkey
Cyprus
Delegates Select 1959 Ta Pirik Convention City
Tulsa delegates of the U S Junior Chamber board choose a 1959 convention city and endorse a US candidate for president of the Junior Chamber International World Congress in New Zealand next October. They also widen the Voice of Democracy to 48 state winners, sending each state winner to Washington finals. Philadelphia Miami Los Angeles and Buffalo seek the 1953 convention.
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Tulsa
U. S
Junior Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
United States
Junior Chamber International World Congress
New Zealand
Voice of Democracy
Jaycee
Wendell Ford
Washington, D. C
Philadelphia
Miami
Los Angeles
Buffalo
Ben White Drives Four Hambletonian Winners in Early Years
Ben White steered four Hambletonian victors, Mary Reynolds in 1933, Rosalind in 1936, The Ambassador in 1942, and Volo Song in 1943, marking a notable parade of harness racing triumphs.
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Ben White
Mary Reynolds
Rosalind
Ambassador
Volo Song
Ends Tonight The Far Horizons and Eight Cartoons
The late schedule invites audiences to see The Far Horizons before the closing show tonight. Also available are eight cartoons running in a combined late program, with a multiplicity of screenings through 9 40 p m, encouraging viewers to catch both offerings.
Removals and disconnections in Credit Bureau Bulletin
Removals of meter connections and disconnections listed for individuals including Eldon Aeschliman from 1234 S Main to 1234 S Main, Leonard Bramit from 121 W 10th to 815 N Cedar, Kenneth Chapman to 820 South Sycamore, George Cooke to 730 South Main, John Clarkin Jr from 630 So Hickory, Lavern Dietz to 207 E 5th, Jas Grogan to 702 South Poplar, Robt Hosler from 318 W 5th, Homer Kramer to 319 Walnut 1st fl, Wm Labrick from 901 Cleveland to 201 N Hickory, Frank Moses from 320 S Cedar to Baldwin Kas.
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Credit Bureau Bulletin
Aeschliman
Eldon
S. Main
Bramit
Leonard
W. 10Th
N. Cedar
Chapman
Kenneth
South Sycamore
Cooke
George
South Main
Clarkin
John Jr
Hickory
Dietz
Lavern
E. 5Th
Grogan
Jas
South Poplar
Hosler
Robt
Kramer
Homer
Walnut
1St Fl
Labrick
Cleveland
N. Hickory
Moses, Frank
S. Cedar
Baldwin
Kas
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