Odds Favor Anthony 3-1 In Chicago Showdown
Jesse Bowdry of St. Louis seeks a major upset as he faces Tony Anthony of New York in a nationally televised ten round bout at Chicago Stadium. Anthony, No. 1 NBA and No. 2 Ring, is 38-6-7 with 28 knockouts, while Bowdry, 26-3-0, has won his last two fights and is No. 7 NBA and No. 8 Ring.
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Teenager Burns Bear Nose to Save Boy at City Zoo
In Grand Rapids Michigan a 3 year old boy was pulled from a 250 pound bear by teen Thomas Cole who pressed a glowing cigarette against the animal nose through a two inch mesh screen. Russell Van Dam was treated at a hospital and listed in good condition.
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Cities Join Wichita For Pro Tourney
Three Kansas cities join Wichita as game sites for the 29th Kansas Non-Pro Baseball Tournament. The event opens in Wichita July 10 with two games per session. Arkansas City hosts July 13, El Dorado July 14, Hutchinson July 16, plus one session outside Wichita.
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Congress hints at Newton venue for Kansas tournament games
On July 15 possibly at Newton the congress discussed hosting arrangements. Four cities have co hosted Kansas tournament games for the past four years, sharing duties and venues as part of the ongoing schedule.
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Congress
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Wheat Crop Is Maturing Across Kansas in 1959
The Kansas Crop Reporting Service reports the 1959 wheat crop ahead of last year and nearing maturity. Harvest begins in Sumner, Harper, and Barber counties and moves north at a fairly uniform pace, with last year starting June 8. Over the past decade dates vary widely, averaging June 10 in Sumner and June 11 in Harper and Barber.
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Kansas Crop Reporting Service
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Harper
Barber
Sumner County
Wife of Russian Missing in London
The wife Nina Dmitriev aged 35 and her 5 year old daughter Lena vanished in London. She is wife of Captain Alexander Knitriev, a trade attache at the Soviet Embassy. Scotland Yard and the Foreign Office declined immediate comment.
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Chiropractors Lose Round In Court In Kansas Case
The Kansas Association of Chiropractors failed to obtain an injunction or declaratory judgment against the 1957 healing arts licensing law requiring basic science exams for new licensees. A Shawnee County court ruled no action for injunctive relief or declaration. The state Supreme Court previously dismissed a similar action for lack of original jurisdiction. The group argues licensing is unfair to chiropractors.
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Kansas Association of Chiropractors
Shawnee
Kansas Supreme Court
Wrens Start Life All Shook Up
BRONSON, Kas. AP A mother wren built a nest between the battery and the toolbox on Melvin Stewart farm near Bronson. The bird stayed on the nest even as the tractor moved, then fed her hatchlings after the eggs hatched.
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Practice Game Opens Ottawa Church League Softball
The First Methodist Church softball team will host a practice game against the First Christian Church team at Forest Park on Thursday evening starting at 7 30 p m.
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First Christian Church
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