Church League Action Sees Two Hitting Displays
Two 3 hit games powered Montague and Grace Bible as Burnt Factory and White Post won. D Clark led Montague with a dominant day, while Pive and Mason supplied key hits for White Post. EUB kept it close with late walks aiding White Post rally.
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Junior Hill
Grace Bible
Benseny Park
White Post
Locke
EUB
Montague
Burnt Factory
White Post Market Boyce
Jensen Ends Williams Era with 26th Home Run and 76th RBI
Jensen powered the Red Sox past the White Sox as he hit his 26th homer and drove in 76th run while Ted Williams’ shadow recedes. Delock earned his eighth win in relief as Boston beat Chicago 7 2. The Yankees beat Cleveland 7 4 to stay 1 1/2 games back. Sam Jones struck out 10 for St Louis in a Phillies win.
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Jackie Jensen
Ted Williams
Big
Boston Red Box
Red Sox
Lock
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Giants
Cincinnati
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia Phillies
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Jensen
Chicago
Jim Wilson
Frank Malzone
Dick Gernert
Boston
Yanks
Bob Turley
Cleveland
Ray Nableski
Turley
Sam Jones
St. Louis
Eran
Howve
Phillies
Milwaukee Braves
Sevo
Pirates' Stuart hits grand slam in 7 2 win over Cubs
Pittsburgh rookie Richard Lee Stuart, 25, belted his second homer in two days including a grand slam as the Pirates beat the Chicago Cubs 7-2. Stuart, nicknamed Babe Ruth of the rots for minor league totals, credits Pirates coach George Sisler for guidance as he proves power at first base.
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Chicago
Richard Lee Stuart
Wolf
Pittsburgh Pirate
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
Stuart
Babe Ruth
Lincoln
Neb
Pirates
Lake City
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Pirate
Ted Kluszewski
George Sisler
Lis
Virginia Loan & Thrift Corp financial statement sworn by president
A balance sheet shows total assets of 16,986,132 with cash and bank balances, property and fixtures, and installment certificates. Liabilities total 9,871,661 with capital stock 350,000 and surplus and profits detailed. statement sworn by Paul M. Haldeman President and Percy D. Miller Fred L. Glaize Jr. and W. E. Edwards as directors.
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United States
Federal Reserve Bank
Paul M. Haldeman
Virginia Loan & Thrift Corporation
Percy D. Miller
Fred L. Glaize, JR
W. E. Edwards
State of Virginia
County of
Frederick
Boy 12 Wins TV Contract Could Pay 115000
Los Angeles AP reports 12-year-old Johnny Crawford secured court approval for a television deal that could total 115000 by 1962 if all options are exercised. The story notes Crawford’s 57 inch 70 pound frame as he enters stardom and awaits the stage of broadcasting contracts.
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Los Angeles
Johnny Crawford
Kiwanis Dominate Rotary In 16–2 Little League Win
Kiwanis exploded for thirteen hits led by Ssee and Dick for four hits and a homer. Amerson pitched six strong innings to secure the win as Rotary managed only two runs early before Kiwanis pulled away in the seventh inning. In the minors Roman Brothers beat Miller & Anderson 11–4 as Dutch Shults left for Petersburg and Joe Hershberger and Jack Frye took over coaching duties.
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B. Jones
Mason
Lloyd
Crim
Heironimus
White Post
Eub
L. Larrick
E. Dicks
Kiwanis
Rotary
Amerson
Orndorff
Bell
Spurs
Hans
Anderson
Gore
Ashby
Cramer
Pryor
Leighton
Atkinson
Kelly
Roman Brothers
Miller
Jack Frye
Miller & Anderson
Clarke
Franklin
Milton
Patterson
Shults
Foster
Billy Funk
Baseball Standings and Weekend Schedule Across the AL
The American League standings show New York leading with 51 wins and a .? percentage, Boston holding a distant second, and Detroit Cleveland and Chicago chasing. Weekend games include Chicago at Boston, Detroit at Washington, and Kansas City at Baltimore with rain and extra innings noted in Milwaukee versus Los Angeles and Philadelphia earlier results.
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Associated Press
American League
W. L. Pet
New York
Boston
Kansas City
Detroit
Baltimore
Cleveland
Chicago
Washington
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Milwauke
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Los Angels
Louis
Philadephia
Major League Leaders Power and Batting Leaders Listed
The report lists top MLB leaders by batting and pitching across the leagues. Notables include Power Cleveland with 32 power, Fox Chicago 98 hits, Mantle New York 61 runs, Mays San Francisco 109 hits, Banks Chicago 62 RBIs, and Turley New York 97 strikeouts.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Cerv
Kansas City
Fox
Chicago
Mantle
New York
Power
Jensen
Boston
Sievers
Lemon
Washington
Mal
Kuenn
Detroit
Kaline
Tuttle
Kansas
Eevenage
Aparicio
Rivera
Landis
Minoso
Delock
Turly
Sullivan
Larsen
Turley
Ford
Agta York
Bunning
Musia
St. Louis
Mays
San Francisco
Dark
Banks
An Milwauke
Thomas
Pittsburgh
Anderson
Philadelphia
Cepeda
Walls
Hoak
Cincinnati
Thomson
Great
Virdon
Blasingame
Ashburn
An Francisco
McMahon
Milwaukee
Phillips
Farrell
Burckouts — Jones
Drott
Sanford
Phildelphia
Russia Sets Pace in Coal and Metals Production
A Soviet Union expert reports Russia leads the United States in coal aluminum tin and warns total Russian output could match U S production in the 1970s with potential surpassing in petroleum iron copper lead and zinc within 25 years. Dr Raymond Ewell of the University at Buffalo notes the trend during a Philadelphia briefing.
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Philadelphia
Russia
Soviet Union
Raymond Ewell
University of Buffalo
Los Angeles bids for 1960 Olympic Games formal bid announced
LA Mayor Norris Poulson said the city will file a formal bid to host the 1960 Olympic Games, marking a return to the scene after the 1932 event. The article notes Boston slugger Ted Williams clashed with a third strike and later walked in the White Sox game while the Hollywood Gold Cup in Inglewood features Gallant Man favored to win. A Lake Erie swim attempt by a Erie YWCA instructor is described, and Arlington Park hosts the Warren Wright Memorial Handicap with Round Table among contenders driven by Johnny Longden. A New York jockey, John Rain, scores his first win since 1955 aboard Quill at Jamaica.
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Los Angeles
Norris Poulson
Boston
Ted Williams
Williams
Chicago
del Baker
Jim Wilson
White Sox
Ted
Travis Kerr
Round Table
Nashua
Arlington Park
Johnny Longden
New York
John Rain
North Carolina
South Carolina
Hartford
Ortega Surprises Mickey Crawford in Upset Win at MSG
Gaspar Ortega, ranked No. 2 by Akin's and No. 7 by the NBA, defeated Mickey Crawford by split decision at Madison Square Garden. Ortega eyes a title shot with Virgil Akins in Los Angeles, as ringside and judges diverged on the outcome.
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New York
Gaspar Ortega
Mickey Crawford
Virgil Akins
Los Angeles
Akin
National Boxing Association
Saginaw
Madison Square Garden
Crawford
NBA
Ring
Drunk Driver Uses Pliers for Shifting in Los Angeles
AP reports Waldo Sanchez age 36 received a 240 day jail term for his sixth drunk driving arrest since 1950. Police say his car lacked a gear shift lever and he shifted using a pair of pliers. Sanchez also did not hold a valid driver's license.
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Los Angeles
Waldo Sanchez
Po-lice
Sanchez
Gale Cisco Placed as Relief Pitcher and Ohio State Player
Raleigh, N C resident Gale Cisco, a relief pitcher, previously played football at Ohio State University, highlighting his multi sport background and regional ties.
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Gale Cisco
Raleigh, N. C
Ohio State University
Hollywood Glamor Perils Dodgers After Pool Party
Dodgers manager Fred Haney warned of Hollywood distractions after four Milwaukee Braves joined a pool party during a West Coast trip. Haney said the gathering, hosted by Warner Taub, was private and off night, and expected no disciplinary action. The incident occurred while Haney led the National League squad in Baltimore for the All Star camp.
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Los Angeles
Dodgers
Hollywood
Capital
Pauline
Milwaukee Braves
Fred Haney
Red Schoendienst
Frank Torre
Lew Burdette
Gene Cony
Haney
Baltimore
Warner Taub
Newsmen
Bollworms Top Pests Across Regions In 1957
The U S Department of Agriculture ranks the corn bollworm the house fly and the mosquito as leading pests for 1957 while regional differences shift emphasis. Cutworms excel in central states and alfalfa weevil plus Japanese beetle trouble the East. imported fire ant and screwworm affect the South. maggots, aphids and sheep ked affect western farmers.
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Washington
U. S. Department of Agriculture
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Ike Delock
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W. M. Feltner
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Carr Publishing CO
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