47 Strikeouts in Little League Led by Herman Willis 1-Hitter
Two Little League games at Senseny Park produced 47 strikeouts. Herman Willis pitched a 12 strikeout game for Rotary with a 12-0 win over Lions, while Anderson and Weidig combined for 13 strikeouts for Exchange in an 11-1 loss to Kiwanis.
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Herman Willis
Senseny Park
Kiwanis
Anderson
Weidig
Exchange
Foster
Legg
Sirbaugh
Stine
Lee
Rotary
Lions
Willis
Hockman
Winterstine
Harris
Major League Standings and Upcoming Games
The American League table shows Chicago Cleveland Baltimore Kansas City New York Detroit Washington Boston with win loss records and percentages. Wednesday matches include Boston at Cleveland New York at Chicago Baltimore at Detroit Washington at Kansas City and Detroit results. Tuesday results list Cleveland 5 Boston 4 Chicago 4 New York 3 Kansas City 6 Washington 1 Detroit 8 Baltimore 3.
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W. L. Pet
Chicago
Cleveland
Baltimore
Kansas City
New York
Detroit
Washington
Boston
American Playwrights Top Finland Box Office Draws
A study by the International Theatre Institute ranks the five most popular foreign dramatists in Finland from 1948 to 1958. Shakespeare John Patrick Jean Anouilh Tennessee Williams and Jean Paul Sartre are listed among the top draws.
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NW York
Finland
International Theatre Institute
Shakespeare
John Patrick
Jean Anouilh
Tennessee Williams
Jean Paul Sartre
Aged but hardy salesman keeps driving at 80 in New Jersey
Flood, a durable Irvington appliance salesman, marks his 80th birthday by continuing his road work. He visits his doctor twice yearly and has missed only eight days in 29 years with the firm due to minor colds.
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Irvington
N. J
Frank J. Flood
Flood
Peterson's Ointment Advertisement for Pile Relief
A Buffalo druggist created an ointment that quickly soothes itching and smarting from piles. The ad touts Peterson's Ointment as a nationwide favorite with a 55 cent box or 85 cent applicator tube. Satisfaction guaranteed with money back.
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Buffalo
Peterson
Phillies Trim Giants as Demons Narrow NL Lead
Philadelphia's fading Phils win 3-2 at San Francisco on Gene Freese's eighth inning homer and Jim Owens four hit effort. Dodgers win, Braves lose, and St. Louis drops, tightening the NL pennant race while the White Sox move half a game up in the AL. Roy McMillan ends six‑week layoff with key hit as Reds rally to beat Cardinals.
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Philadelphia
Phillies
Phils
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Giants
Gene Freese
Jim Owens
Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee Braves
Sli
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago White Sox
New York
Yankees
Boston
Red Sox
Tom Yawkey
Cleveland
Kansas City
Washington
Detroit
Baltimore
Freese
Stu Miller
Wally Moon
Ron Blackburn
Stan Williams
Glen Hobbie
Milwaukee
Braves
Bill Henry
Cubs
Bobby Thomson
George Altman
Jim Marshall
Carl Willey
Tony Taylor
Juan
Gomes Named Fighter of the Month in Ring Rankings
Harold Gomes of Providence earns Ring magazine Fighter of the Month after rising from eighth to fourth in the featherweight list following a four knockdown victory over Paul Jorgensen of Port Arthur in a junior lightweight title bout. The piece also notes minor heavyweight shifts and various MLB game highlights.
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New York
Harold Gomes
Providence
R.I
Ring
Gomes
Paul Jorgensen
Port Arthur
Tex
Henry Cooper
England
Sonny Liston
Philadelphia
Eddie Machen
Redding
Calif
Machen
Haye
Reuben Vargas
Lawren ce signs lead role in Saratoga on Broadway
New York producers Morton DaCosta and Robert Fyer seal Carol Lawrence as the leading lady for the musical Saratoga. The show, based on an Edna Ferber novel, arrives on Broadway in November and follows Lawrence after her West Side Story fame.
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New York
Morton DaCosta
Robert Fyer
Carol Lawrence
Saratoga
Edna Ferber
Conscience Leads Oklahoma Man to Return Stolen Army Gear
ANADARKO Oklahoma National Guard Lt Ira D Hart Jr reports a man surrendered a bayonet and an entrenching tool after saying his conscience moved him to confess the 1951 theft in Japan while in the Army.
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Anadarko, Okla
National Guard
Ira D. Hart, Jr
Japan
Giants Stock Surges After Move to San Francisco
The Na tional Exhibition Co. stock of the Giants has climbed from 175 in 1957 to 840 per unit, with about 11 750 units outstanding. Merrill Lynch notes most shares are not for sale as Stoneham and family hold ~80 percent. The club paid a 20 dividend per unit on January 8 as price reached 330. The Bay Area Chamber credits the team with a 75 million dollar regional impact and rising attendance under Manager Bill Rigney.
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San Francisco
Giants
New York
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith
National Exhibition Co
National League Giants
Horace Stoneham
Chamber of Commerce
Bay Region
Bill Rigney
MacPhail dismisses Continental League as silly plan
Retired baseball figure Larry MacPhail, 69, now running horses and cattle in Maryland, calls the proposed Continental League a silly idea. He doubts a new major league could form, questions where players and ballparks would come from, and notes his focus on livestock.
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Bel Air
Larry MacPhail
MacPhail
Maryland
New York Yankee
New York
William Shea
National League
New York Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
West Coast
Pacific Coast League
American Assn
International League
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Shea Group
Bell Sees New Pro Loop for Football in Six Cities
Commissioner Bert Bell told the Senate Antimonopoly Subcommittee that a rival professional football league plans to begin in six cities next year. He said owners of the NFL spoke without objection and named backers described as wealthy, with Davey O'Brien of Fort Worth as a contact person.
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Washington
Bert Bell
National Football League
Bell
New York
Bert
Senate
Ford Frick
NFL
Davey O’brien
Fort Worth
Tex
Texas Christian
Group to Attend Seniors Golf Tournament
About 15 members of the Winchester Golf Club will travel to the Greenbrier at White Sulphur Springs for the Virginia Seniors Golf Tournament. Local attendees include Dr A T Hawthorne W Nelson Page Fred Glaize Dr E C Stuart Jr Frank Armstrong W W Hunt J H Minnigerode Horace Browne Lester Arnold Dr Fred Cline Dr W P McGuire and W E Bridgeforth with Clarke County participants Ralph Dorsey Frank Christopher and Adm George Ashe. The event will be played on the Greenbrier course on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday next week.
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Winchester
Greenbrier
White Sulphur Springs
A. T. Hawthorne
W. Nelson Page
Fred Glaize
E. C. Stuart, Jr
Frank Armstrong
W. W. Hunt
J. H. Minnigerode
Horace Browne
Lester Arnold
Fred Cline
W. P. McGuire
W. E. Bridgeforth
Clarke County
Ralph Dorsey
Frank Christopher
Adm
George Ashe
Major Baseball Leaders Headline From The Season
The Associated Press highlights top batting pitching and fielding leaders. Maris and Kuenn lead batting averages, Killebrew and Colavito top RBIs, Fox and Kuenn multiple hits, Williams and Aaron among doubles, Allison and Kuenn lead triples, and Killebrew Colavito patrol power. Pitching stars include McLish and Shaw with strong win totals and Drysdale and Jones high strikeouts.
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Maris
Kansas City
Kuenn
Detroit
Cleveland
Killebrew
Colavito
Cleve
Fox
Chicago
Williams
Allison
Washington
Aparicio
Mantle
New York
McLish
Shaw
Pascual
Largest watch in world displayed in Richwood
A Richwood Ohio jewelry store houses what may be the world’s largest watch. Built 56 years ago by the late Edwin Albaugh it measures three feet in diameter weighs 300 pounds and features a 22 foot mainspring. It is wound by an electric motor and is technically a watch despite its clock size.
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Richwood
Ohio
Edwin Albaugh
Note any disliked foods for future menu planning
Record friends food dislikes to avoid serving the same dish at future gatherings. Note reactions and preferences to guide menu choices when inviting guests.
Use a spatula to scoop cottage cheese and mayonnaise
A practical tip advises using a narrow rubber spatula to remove the last bits of cottage cheese from its container and to scrape mayonnaise from its jar for full use.
Hickey Named UNC Head Football Coach
Jim Hickey, 29 year old Pennsylvania native, accepted a three year contract to coach the University of North Carolina football team succeeding the late Jim Tatum. He signed for 12000 dollars annually.
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Jim Hickey
Pennsylvania
University of North Carolina
Hickey
Jim Tatum
Hartford plans 2200-seat Bahamas theater complex
The Bahamas project by Huntington Hartford a millionaire merchant and theatrical producer includes a 2,200-seat playhouse near Nassau as part of a larger resort development. Hartford already runs a theater in Los Angeles and aims to extend his entertainment enterprise.
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New York
Huntington Hartford
Nassau
Bahamas
Hartford
Los Angeles
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