Braves Snap Losing Streak With 14-Hit Win Over Phillies
Manager Fed Haney gave a brief pep talk described as a wee bit of inspiration before the game with Philadelphia. The speech preceded a 14-hit Braves attack that carried them to a 8 1 victory, ending a three-game skid and boosting their NL lead. Bob Buhl earned his eighth straight win, allowing eight hits as Del Rice homered and doubled, with Johnny Logan going 3-for-4.
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Lajoie's 10th inning homer decides Denver series opener
Denver and St Paul opened the American Association final with a 2-1 win for St Paul as Bill LaJoie belted a leadoff homer in the 10th. Ron Negray scattered four hits for the win while Ryne Duren was charged with the loss. The series continues tonight in a best of seven.
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Jewell Faces Big Center as Ottawa Visits Liberty
Ottawa University will clash with Benny Disselhoff, 335 pounds, the largest college football pivot, while Missourians rely on speed. Ed Georgeff, Bob Hawkins, Bob Womack, and Ralph Kincaid headline a fast backfield. Hawkins connected with Herb Dillard for a 58 yard TD in a 7-7 tie with Springfield Teachers.
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Lemon's Arm May Recover for Pitching Comeback
Washington A doctor told Bob Lemon his pitching arm should be okay by spring and he could pitch four to five more years. Hank Greenberg, Indians GM, said the report came in a call to Lemon in Long Beach. The veteran righthander, 37 next Sunday, left last month after x rays showed elbow bone chips. he was 6 11 with Cleveland this year after winning 20 or more games in seven of nine seasons. Greenberg said Lemon is elated, though he had feared his career might be over.
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Snead Captures Dallas Open With Record Margin Victory
Sam Snead won the Dallas Open by a wide margin, posting 264 total after 72 holes with a 3 under par 68 round, claiming $8,000 first prize. He vowed to win a tournament a year until 50, aiming to finally capture the National Open, which has eluded him in 21 years on tour.
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Ottawa University squad lists 12 players from area schools
Twelve members of the Ottawa University football squad came from area schools. Five are from Ottawa. The Ottawa group includes Bob Bundy, Larry Day, Larry Forsythe, Lee Hughs, and Jim Sheldon. Other players are Joe Clayton from Linwood, Dean Guinn and Cliff Matthews from Tonganoxie, Don Martin from Overbrook, Carlin Nally and Gerald Siscoe from De Soto, Gary Saueressig from Burlington, Bennie Taylor from Yates Center.
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Moore Nears Weight for Olympic Auditorium Title Fight
Archie Moore and challenger Tony Anthony conclude training before their Friday title bout at the Olympic Auditorium in Los Angeles. A source says Moore weighed 180 pounds last Friday and can make 175 at weigh-in. Anthony is a slight favorite at about 6-5 with the bout set to be nationally televised.
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Lift Quarantine in Oklahoma After Anthrax Outbreak
Oklahoma officials announce lifting of the general northeastern quarantine tomorrow with remaining farm quarantines at about 2,000 outbreak sites. Kansas shipments barred earlier are allowed with health certificates. over 100,000 cattle vaccinated as ranchers receive notices.
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Pomona Panthers Open Season With Returning Nucleus
Pomona coach Karl D. Anderson enters 1959 with last year’s six man squad intact. The Panthers host Linwood on September 20 in their opener, after finishing with two wins and showing late-season improvement. Cocaptains Larry Jones and Tony Tesar lead the group, with quarterback Gary Lindsey returning to call signals.
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Linwood Quenemo Edgerton Lamont Vinland Carbondale Quenemo Schedule
The schedule lists Sept 20 Linwood here Sept 27 Quenemo here Oct 4 Edgerton here Oct 11 Lamont there Oct 18 Vinland there Oct 24 Carbondale here Nov 1 Quenemo there All home games start at 1 30 p m with times shown for each venue.
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Haven Lad Is Tractor Champ at State Fair
John Schmidt, 15, Haven, won the state 4H Club tractor driving title after beating 36 county titlists. He will represent Kansas at the central states regional contest at the fair midweek. Kay Slade, 18, Stafford, won the 4-H style revue for girls. Philip Lunt, Pratt, earned best groomed boy. Grand champion corn exhibitors were Shirley Rice and Alva and Willard Moors. William E. Hedging Jr. of Belleville won the state sheep shearing contest.
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