Eyton Pomona Beats Mound City 8 to 3 In League Play
Eyton Pomona defeated Mound City 8 to 3 in a Northeast Kansas league game. Schultz earned the win to improve to three victories and no defeats. Top hitters were Bob Burd at .418, Jack Bittenbender at .411, Schultz at .357, with Habiger and Harrell around .323. Pomona team batting average sits at .305. Pomona’s 11 hit attack powered Forest Park victory. Mound City had one homer. Box score follows.
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t"Qan Schultz
Bob Burd
Jack Bittenbender
Schultz
Junior Habiger
Tom Harrell
Ron Yingling
Tom
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Yankees Lead Midget League in Near Finish
The Yankees built a lead in the midget baseball league with a 15 to 7 victory over the Indians yesterday. Tonight, the Tigers face the Athletics at 5:00 p.m. in Forest. Batters and fielders listed include Mabry, D. McBé, Wiggins, Deputy, Haverty, Henley, Prager, Gage, McB., Underwood, Jamison, Chapman, Huston, Sims, Meters, Burgess, and Ye.
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Jer
Sims
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Secnet Burgess
Hawks extend Western League lead with 12-7 win over Colorado Springs
Topeka Hawks beat Colorado Springs 12-7 to stretch their lead to two games in the Western League standings. Herb Shanklin earned his third win with eight innings of relief, and Sankey drove in decisive runs. Albuquerque topped Des Moines 10-6, Sioux City crushed Amarillo 19-8, while Lincoln fell to Pueblo 6-4 for the second straight night.
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Albuquérque
Des Moines
Sioux City
Amarillo
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Colorado
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Innin
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Sankey
Legion Invades to Face Lawrence in Ottawa Tonight
Forest Park hosts an Ottawa Legion game at 8 p.m. Marvin Kin nisoh or Donald Morris will pitch for the Staffords. Morris, usually a catcher, is described as a better than average pitcher. The Staffords have one loss in four games this season, a non league defeat to Topeka.
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Ottawa
Legion
Forest Park
Marshall Allen
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Staffords
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Donald Morris
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Allen
Topeka
Coe Takes Lead In Golf Tourney
OKLAHOMA CITY Trans-Mississippi championship action sees local favorite Charlie Coe surge to the top with a three under par 68 in qualifying. He leads a 215-player field at the 6,830‑yard course, two strokes ahead of six players tied at 70. Coe cites smoother putting as key to his score for the 58th event.
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Trans-Mississippi
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Topeka
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Rocby Thompson
Wichita Falls
Tex
Orville “Goens
Des Moines
Iowa
Ab'Justice
Oklahoma
City
L. W. Scott Jr
Bowling Scores Mixed: Curles, Brockway Lead High Game
Mixed bowling scores show Curles and Brockway posting high games. Individual results include 189 by a 30-N Tickner and 488 470 by Ferguson. Meador appears with 192 and 508 as totals among the listed performances.
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Standings and schedule note from major league baseball
National League standings show Cincinnati leading with 28 wins and 12 losses and St Louis 32 25. Milwaukee 28 22, Pittsburgh 30 24, Brooklyn 29 24, Philadelphia 28 21. Wednesday schedule includes St Louis at Brooklyn with Poholsky or Lehman, Chicago at New York Kaiser vs Hearn, Cincinnati at Philadelphia Fowler vs Simmons, Milwaukee at Pittsburgh Conley vs Law. Tuesday results: St Louis 6 Brooklyn 0, New York 2 Chicago 0, Philadelphia 4 Cincinnati 2, Milwaukee 5 Pittsburgh 3.
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Cincinnati
Baseball Standings and Schedule Headlines
The American League standings show New York at .661 with 20 games back, Boston and Cleveland both 29 27, and Baltimore, Detroit, Kansas City, Washington in mid pack. Wednesday’s schedule lists six games with matchups Baltimore at Chicago and New York at Detroit among others. Results include Chicago 5 Baltimore 1 and Cleveland 9 Boston 7. The Schenectady Class A Eastern League team is linked to the Philadelphia Phillies.
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GOP Baseball Victory Sealed Despite Player Injury at Griffith Stadium
The annual congressional baseball game ended 8-7 for Republicans, marking a second straight win over Democrats. GOP catcher Tom Curtis of Missouri was hurt in a fifth inning collision and hospitalized, while 1,664 spectators watched at Griffith Stadium during the Washington Star sponsored event.
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Washington Star
NCAA plans 32 team meet for small colleges
The NCAA executive committee approved a new 32 team national basketball tournament for small colleges. Walter Byers said the event will be held in March, with location details withheld until committee approval, likely announced in August.
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NCAA
Walter Byers
Summerlin Set To Face Satterfield In Chicago Title Run
Detroit's Johnny Summerlin seeks his 13th straight win against Chicago's Bob Satterfield in a 10 round heavyweight bout at Chicago Stadium. Summerlin is a solid favorite at 8-5 with a No. 6 Ring ranking and a potential shot at Rocky Marciano's vacated crown. ABC will telecast the bout at 8 p.m. CST.
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Bob Satterfield
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Rocky Marciano
ABC
North Carolina 1956 Football Squad Hails From North Carolina
The 1956 UNC football roster includes eight of eleven guards born in North Carolina. The team average of 5.7 yards per carry came on 93 attempts during the season.
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North Carolina
World News Briefs from Formosa to Seoul
Central News Agency says Red China’s rubber stamp Parliament will offer peaceful talks on Formosa, rejected as ridiculous. Sukarno tours Berlin, tours Siegmann works and University of West Berlin as engineer honored. U S and South Korea sign 25 million dollar aid pact boosting 1956 total to 329 million. Falstaff Bowling adds Don Ellis of Houston after 1955 Petersen Classic win.
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Don Ellis
Houston
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Lane Is Hero As Cardinals Keep Winning
Lane fuels St Louis push toward first in NL as Cardinals win. Dickson improves to four wins since joining from Philadelphia, Musial belts a two run homer, Konstanty adds scoreless relief. Dodgers fall as Reds and Phillies win. Giants blank Cubs 2 0. Braves top Pirates 5 3. White Sox beat Orioles 5 1. Yankees sweep Tigers 5 3. Indians top Red Sox 9 7.
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Wichita Golfer Leads Kansas Women's Championship Qualifier
Natasha Matson of Wichita, a medallist, opened match play in the 34th Kansas Women's Golf Tournament at Manhattan against Mrs. Don Pettit. Matson shot 37 37 74 to lead a field of 113 in qualifying, ahead of Judy Bell of Wichita and Mary Faye Frazier of Topeka. Defending champion Jean Ashley of Chanute qualified with 41 40 81.
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Topeka
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Chanute
Barker Named To Washburn Post
Gerald K. Barker of Topeka is named public relations director at Washburn University, effective July 1. A former WREN sales manager, he coached at Maple Hill and Great Bend, and is Ottawa University and Ottawa High School educated. Barker earned all star honors in Kansas football and basketball. his wife Lois Billett hails from Princeton. The Barkers have two sons.
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Kansas
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Princeton
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Women Golf Pros Seek PGA Title
Patty Berg Jurge Suggs and Betty Jameson lead the veteran field as they pursue the LPGA championship starting Thursday in Detroit. The trio, aged 38 82 and 37, have won major titles but never the LPGA crown, facing a rising challenger Marlene Bauer Hagge while money leaders list Berg Suggs Hagge.
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Jurge’ Suggs
Betty Jameson
Rey Hanson
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Miss Suggs
Sea Island
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Miss Jameson
San Antonio
Tex
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Betty
Miss Hanson
Marlene Bauer Hagge
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Miss Berg
Athletics Lose At Kansas City Drop Home Mark 10-5
The Athletics fell 10-5 to Washington, extending their home losing streak to 6-18 this season while their road record stands at 17-17. Roy Sievers hit two homers and a single for Washington, as the Senators moved within a half game of last place.
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Murry Dickson
Little Greybeard
St. Louis Cardinals
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Peewee Reese
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Phillies
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Harry Simpson
Hector Lopez
Joe Demaestri
Yugoslavia Agrees to Cooperate With Soviet Union
Moscow reports Tito and Zhukov sign communiques after a Kremlin ceremony. Yugoslavia agrees to cooperate on an equal basis with the Soviet government and Communist Party. The two nations also back China's U.N. admission and a unified Germany through negotiations.
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