National League Moves to Expand as Continental Meets Resistance
The National League voted unanimously to expand to 10 teams if the Continental League fails to form a major league. A four man expansion committee led by Walter O’Malley will meet with Continental League head Branch Rickey and American League president Joe Cronin. Hank Greenberg welcomed the action but cautioned expansion may still face hurdles.
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Joe Mooshil
Associated Press
Chicago
National League
Continental League
Alga
Warren Giles
Columbus
Ohio
Giles
Walter O'Malley
Los Angeles
Lou Perini
Milwaukee
John Galbreath
Pittsburgh
Bob Carpenter
Philadelphia
Branch Rickey
Joe Cronin
American League
New York
Bill Shea
Rickey
Shea
Crosley
Cincinnati
Powell Crosley
Redlegs
Hank Greenberg
Chicago White Sox
Greenberg
Five spares and a strike spark late night bowling duel
Health Center Grill defeats Canada Dry 1571 to 1533 as Health Center's 141 game and Bud Lanes by Hansucker high scores pace a three game sweep. Steven Fretwell 123 and Ronnie Boyd 121 support Can Elders in the night shuffle. Team No. 7 ties first in league standings with win and Judy Brother Winchester Mobilhome Courtiers sweep over Hobos. Bob Har posts 1557 set.
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Goverison
Health Center Grill
Elders
Bell Clothes Stores
Canada Dry
Health Center
Bud Lanes
Hansucker
Nets
Steven Fretwell
Ronnie Boyd
Ada
Cap
Marshall Novick
Dudkpin
Harry Shendon
Ned
Joe Samuels
Judy Brother
Winchester Mobilhome
Middletown
Keith
Bydy
Bob Har
Early Baseball Standings and Tuesday Schedule
The Associated Press reports New York leads at 47 37 with .588, Baltimore 47 41, Detroit 40 40, Washington 99 41, Boston 9 402, Kansas City 0 51. Monday results: New York 9 Cleveland 2. Chicago 9 Boston 1. Kansas City 5 Baltimore 1. Tuesday games: New York at Cleveland. Baltimore at Kansas City. Washington at Detroit. Boston at Chicago.
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New York
Baltimore
Detroit
Washington
Boston
Kansas City
Cleveland
Chicago
Sports Pairings From Weekly Schedule Card
Washington at Detroit. Pittsburgh at Los Angeles. St. Louis at Milwaukee. Chicago at Cincinnati. Philadelphia at San Francisco.
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Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Chicago
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
San Francisco
L. Pet. G.B. Pittsburgh
St Louis
Ove We
Chicago Pepegeee
Teen Brings Down Top Seed in Clay Courts Upset
In River Forest, 17-year-old Justina Bricka upset Darlene Hard 7 5 1 6 2 6 2 in the first round of the National Clay Courts. The match highlighted a day of young players, as US Davis Cup contenders led by Barry MacKay advanced with ease in the event.
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Chicago
U. S
Marty
Rudy Hernando
Modesto
Calif
River Forest
Justina Bricka
University City High
St. Louis
Darlene Hard
Montebello
Miss Bricka
Atlanta
Sue Hodgman
Kalamazoo
Mich
Indianapolis
Barry MacKay
Tut Bartzen
I Buchholz
Chuck McKin
Improvident and imprudent synonyms list
A compact listing presents synonyms such as improvident, imprudent, prodigal, reckless, thoughtless, and thriftless. These terms describe wasteful or careless behavior and lack of foresight.
Dodgers Face Pirates in Three Game Series at Coliseum
Dodgers send Don Drysdale to the mound against the Pittsburgh Pirates as a crucial three game set begins. Drysdale is 7 10 while Bob Friend matches up for the Pirates who haven t finished a game against Los Angeles this year. The Dodgers trail the Pirates by seven in the standings but have won 16 of their last 22.
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Dodgers
Pittsburgh Pirates
Don Drysdale
Drysdale
Bob Friend
Friend
Pirates
Coliseum
Score’s complete game boosts White Sox into second place
Al Lopez finally sees payoff as Score throws a five hitter in a 9-1 win over Boston lifting Chicago to 2 games behind the Yankees. Roy Sievers extends his hitting streak to 21, while Mantle, Maris, and Ford spark New York’s victory. Ned Garver earns KC’s 5-1 win besting Baltimore. Stigman gives up Mantle and Maris homers.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
al Lopez
Herb Score
Score
Chicago
Cleveland
Lopes
Boston
White Sox
New York Yankees
Whitey Ford
Ned Garver
Kansas City
Baltimore
Orioles
Detroit
Washington
Roy Sievers
Sox
Gene Freese
Red Sox
Mickey Mantle
Yanks
Dick Stigman
Mantle
Roger Maris
Barry Latman
Ford Calm
Norm Siebern
Andy Carey
Garver
Hal Brown
Grenade kills one, injures thirty in theater blast
In Guatemala a hand grenade exploded during a motion picture theater showing, killing one person and injuring about thirty others. Police Chief Francisco Arden attributed the incident to terrorism.
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Guatemala
Francisco Arden
Camp Rim Rock Rifle Camp Teaches Women and Boys Marksmanship
Camp Rim Rock hosts a mixed rifle program where girls and boys learn pistol and rifle handling. The piece highlights trigger control, handloading, and single shot reliability, with students improving rapidly and aiming to win the Rim Rock postal match. Notable participants include Eddie Russell Craig Bentzel Paul Milton and Jimmy Jarrell. An aloof Norwegian elk hound and a forester master are described among camp scenes.
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Winchester Junior Rifle Club
Eddie Russell
Craig Bentzel
Paul Milton
Bill Leatherman
Soviet coach foresees Olympic win yet fears United States
Moscow AP coach G. V. Korobkov of the Soviet track team voiced optimism about Russia at the Rome Games after the final pre Olympic trials. He warned the Americans are a brilliant, strong team and will be tough competitors. About 900 athletes competed over four days, with one world record broken in women's shot putting and the European pole vault mark challenged.
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Moscow
G. V
Harry) Korobkov
Russia
Rome
Johnston Speaks At Optometric Group Meeting
Dr. Charles E. Johnston and Dr. Douglas P. Wiseman spoke at a Valley leaf Society meeting in Luray. The discussion centered on laterality and vision relations with a two part study The Freedom Move and The Freedom to abstract and Synthesize.
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Charles E. Johnston
Douglas P. Wiseman
Woodstock
Valley Aleaf Society
E. W. Gilbert
Luray
Kno
Johnston
Blast destroys Merrill store killing eight and injuring thirteen
A powerful explosion at a Merrill Wisconsin store killed eight people and wounded thirteen. Officials and investigators from the State Industrial Commission probe the blast cause while mayor Ralph Voigt laments the tragedy and neighbors, including victims and shoppers, are identified.
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Erickson
Lara Amanda Evans
Carl Yorde
I. S. Stats
John McHale
State Industrial Commission
A&p
Merrill City Gas Utility
Penney
Almond Says Reaction Good To Endorsement
Gov. J. Lindsay Almond Jr says reactions to his Kennedy endorsement in letters and calls have been positive. He spoke after returning from the Democratic National Convention and said he could see no reason why the Kennedy Johnson ticket will draw little southern support and offered to render campaign support within his gubernatorial obligations.
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Richmond
J. Lindsay Almond Jr
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
Three More Teen Classes Open This Week
The Age Center will meet for the first time this week and a class at Ebert Jr. will have instructors. About 20 teenagers are working on one act plays for Little Theater. The Civil Improvement Committee reports 160 youths registered in 11 summer groups and 2400 local citizens’ names on petitions to clear objectionable literature.
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Ebert, Jr
Central MO
Civic Improvement Committee
Women's Civic League
Richard Lewis
Little Theater
Jack Stern
Lightning Kills Two Hikers Near Arapaho Glacier
A bolt of lightning killed two hikers and possibly a third near Arapaho Peak at the continental divide. David Cowperthwaite, 22, is listed as missing. All three were summer students from the University of Colorado and a search was organized to locate Cowperthwaite.
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Boulder
Cole
Arapaho Glacier
Continental Divide
He Peak
Nine nonce a agree to cooperate amid literature sale ban
A group of nine individuals agree to cooperate and refrain from selling such literature, signaling compliance with the broader prohibition. The move includes commitments to avoid distribution channels and uphold local regulations during the restrictions.
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Nonce
Cooper
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