Williams Misses First All Star Start In 1958 Game
New York AP report shows Ted Williams, 39, failing to earn a starting slot for the July 8 All Star Game as players coaches and managers vote. Stan Musial, Willie Mays and Hank Aaron repeaters lead National League. Mickey Mantle and Nelson Fox top American starters. Voting totals released by Ford Frick. Williams batted .299 and was replaced by Bob Cerv in the American lineup.
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Bowling Scores in Anybody's League Reported
Cordie-Cordie-3 led with 212 and 534 series for Cordie. Pogue-Fiehler-1 posted 196 and 539. Humerickhouse-Christie-1 had 201 and 462 for Christie. Other notable scores include Lollar-Ellis-1 175 and 515, and Barge-Medien-4 193 and 540.
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R. Lollar
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A. Beets
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C. Jackson
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E. Medien
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Meador
Women golf pairings for upcoming meet listed
The next women's golf pairing for July 1 includes Deputy with Wal lace and Young with Goss Crawford and Worthington, Shade with Kelsey and Sheldon, Roberts with Speer and Elder, Foulks with Peters, and Hill with Bennett. Reservations for play at Shawnee Country Club Topeka are by Mrs. Richard Peters at 2293. the club will sponsor an invitational on July 8.
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Sheldon
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Speer
Elder
Foulks
Peters
Hill
Bennett
Balling Country Club
Shawnee Country Club
Topeka
Richard Peters
Schedule Set For Rotary Rec Leagues Week
Recreation Commissioner Orlis Cox announces next week’s Rotary Rec League schedule. PeeWee and Midget games start at 5:15 with four contests and three Junior games. No games July 4.
Appanoose Alumni to Host Forbes A E in Sunday Doubleheader
Sunday doubleheader at Appanoose features 55 A-E against Forbes Air Base starting 1 30 p m. The next day Appanoose faces Northern Heights at 7 p m in the first round of the District Tournament at Lyndon with stakes on advancement.
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Still Expect Bumper Crop in Kansas Wheat
AP dispatch from Topeka reports farmers optimistic about a bumper wheat crop in Kansas despite rain wind hail and insects. Spot checks show wet fields and down wheat yet northern areas remain hopeful while the southern border shows up to 80 percent still dead ripe in soggy fields. Crop statisticians warn June 1 yields may drop from nearly 245 million bushels though salvage remains likely if dry weather returns.
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Kansas
U.S
Patterson Harris Bout Set for August 18 at Wrigley Field
Los Angeles AP reports the heavyweight title fight between champion Floyd Patterson and Roy Harris is officially scheduled for August 18 at Wrigley Field after approval by the State Athletic Commission. The commission also recommended rescheduling the Aragon Basilia bout for August 28 at the same venue, with a September target.
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Floyd Patterson
Roy Harris
Wrigley Field
State Athletic Commission
Art Aragon
Carmen Basilia
Singer Roberta Linn In Serious Condition
Hollywood AP reports singer Roberta Linn 27, once Lawrence Welk's champagne lady, is in critical condition at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital. Six doctors are treating a bronchial pneumonia that spread to a general infection. antibiotics have not halted the illness and she remains in an oxygen tent.
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Physiciang
Roberta Linn
Cedars of Lebanon
Miss Linn
Lawrence Welk
Elevator Space Becoming Scarce in Kansas Wheat Boom
Liberal Kansas report says southwest Kansas faces wheat storage crunch as 25 000 to 55 000 bushels arrive daily. More than 100 000 bushels sit exposed at Satanta with 60 000 at Sublette and 40 000 at Moscow. Charles Light, head of a Liberal grain firm, expects new storage to hold all wheat within 60 days.
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Kansas
Satanta
Sublette
Moscow
Charles Light
Liberal Grain
Explorer Itl To Die Today
Huntsville Alabama AP Explorer Itl is to expire today as the Army says it performed beyond expectations. A 31 pound 80 inch tube will descend into the earth's atmosphere and disintegrate burning from friction. The satellite launched March 26 at Cape Canaveral transmitted more data on cosmic rays than expected due to its elliptical orbit. Its farthest point from Earth was 1,700 miles.
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Army satellite to burn up in atmosphere this day
Army scientists project the spacecraft will be destroyed as atmospheric drag pulls it toward the earth. The exact time and location of its destruction remain unknown as the third Army satellite completes its perilous, wobbling orbit and nears reentry.
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