Dodgers Farmhand Delivers Surprising Power to Orioles
Cleveland outfielder Jim Piersall is ordered to rest by Indians physician Dr. Don Kelly after being ejected in a doubleheader with the Yankees. Piersall, fatigued and losing weight, awaits word from Frank Lane on when he can return, while his on-field antics and clashes with umpires remain widely noted.
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Bob Green
Boston
Jim Piersall
Cleveland
Sun
Lane
Frank Lane
Don Kelly
Indians
Piersall
Yankees
Newton
Chicago
Jim
Pitman Farm title dispute in Frederick County suit
In Frederick County Virginia Stella W. Meller seeks to quiet title to 144 acres known as Pitman Farm on the west side of Cedar Creek Grade. The suit names multiple Pitman heirs and related parties as defendants described as unknown and orders publication in the Winchester Evening Star. The court directs defendants unknown and parties in interest to appear within four weeks. The matter is overseen by Clerk Richard S. Wright Jr. and Judge seen Whitacre.
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Stella W. Meller
Frederick County
Virginia
Cedar Creek
Pitman
Julius J
E. Keller
Bev
Amos Pitman
Rachael C. Kaufman
Martha E. Fishback
Alice Patton
Joseph H. A. Pitman
Mary E. Osborne
Philip A. Pitman
Emma V. Pitman
Josephine McGregor
Orndorff
Ah A. Orndorff
Sarah A. Orndorff
Julius J. Keller
A. E. Keller
Joseph S. Pitman
Amios Pitman
Jacob Pitman
Winchester Evening Star
Richard 8. Wright, Jr
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Doubleheader action and star performances in the pennant chase
In Baltimore the Orioles beat Kansas City 9-2 as Estrada pitched seven innings of no-hit ball before giving way to a two hitter. Maris homered twice for the Yankees in a split with the Indians, but a ninth inning error by Maris let the winning run score in the 11th. White Sox surge as Detroit stalls. Cubs sweep Pirates in a doubleheader. Milwaukee three games back.
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Cy Anumar
Boston
Pete Runnels
Dodger
Baltimore
Chuck Estrada
Orioles
Kansas City
New York
Whitey Ford
Yanks
Cleveland
Roger Maris
Indians
Maris
Jimmy Piersall
Chicago White Sox
Dham
Age Kammer
Washington
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Don Lee
Bill Fischer
Reno Bertoia
Pittsburgh
AAU Track Sparks at Bakersfield Prepares for Stanford
At Bakersfield the AAU national championships delivered a tight finish in the 5000 meters with Bill Dellinger beating Jim Beatty by a bare inch in 14 minutes 26.4 seconds and a dramatic steeplechase where Coleman overtook Jones late. The field aimed toward pre Olympic action at Stanford University.
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Bakersfield
Hack
Stanford University
Tom Courtney
Coleman
Jones
Bill Dellinger
Jim Maui
Beatty
Dellinger
Ferrari Wins Le Mans 24 Hour Race in France
American Briggs Cunningham, builder and driver, watched Ferraris win as his Chevrolet Corvette retired after a collision. The Belgian Ferrari pair Olivier and Paul Frere led the race, Cunningham planning a stronger entry next year. He denied spending over 200000 dollars on the trip, noting many companions were already there.
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LE Mans
France
Briggs Cunningham
Cunningham
Ferrari
Olivier
Paul Frere
Belgium
Highways Golf Dare Yields Odd 10 Mile Challenge
Mason Tucker and Robert Richardson completed a 10 mile golf challenge on Highway 41 in Murfreesboro, earning a $100 prize after eight hours. The event began as a dare with 300 stroke limit and resulted in one dead snake and 45 lost balls. Tucker used a 5 iron most of the way while Richardson fought off a chicken snake with a 4 wood as he prepared to strike.
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Ro, Tenn
AP Mile
Boonstink Highway 41
Mason Tucker
Robert Richardson
Murfreesboro
Tucker
Richardson
Bristol Chess Festival Draws 500 Players for $1500 in Prizes
About 500 of the South's top players enter the Bristol Chess Festival in Bristol Virginia Tennessee from September 3 to 5. Cash prizes total 1500 with trophies awarded to top finishers.
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Bristol
Tenn
Reid
Opening win seeds early-season momentum for Boston
Boston held to five hits in the opener as Earl Wynn scored on a second-inning dash. Lee earned four-hit relief after Pedro Ramos left with an elbow injury in the first game triumph. Moore backed Fischer in the second game and Bertoia collected two hits in each game, including a two-run homer in the second.
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Boston
Earl Wynn
Lee
Pedro Ramos
Washington
Moore
Fischer
Bertoia
Berserk Man Kills His Wife and Son in Galax
A rifle wielding man in Galax, identified as a local mirror company worker, shot and killed his wife Irene and 13 year old son Gage Arlen as they slept. Police say a posse cornered him in a barn nearby and he surrendered without resistance. motive remains unknown.
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Galax. (Ap
Galax
Ree
Acto Police
Irene
Gage Arlen
Smithers
Relish Tray Classic Comes to Home Tables
A casual guide shows how to duplicate a restaurant relish tray at home. Fill a lazy Susan with cream style cottage cheese sweet pickles beets and marinated onion rings to reproduce restaurant welcoming nibbles.
Boxing Results From Buenos Aires and Havana
The Associated Press reports outcomes from multiple bouts. Federico Thomp AT and Charlie Smith posted 148 percent and 147 respectively in Buenos Aires. Pedro Miranda from Cuba knocked out Wilfredo Hurst, while Zoe Alan Harmon from Jamaica scored 159 in Havana.
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Buenos Aires
Federico Thomp
Charlie Smith
Havana
Pedro Miranda
Cuba
Wilfredo Hurst
Cubay
Saeea Wapee Recipe Sparks Cheddar Sprinkle Debate
A quirky note describes using two cups of medium great sauce for a large Saeea wapee kb, noting it becomes esp attractive when sprinkled with grated cheddar. The reader is urged to try the combination and judge its appeal.
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Dodgers
Circuit Court
Frederick
Eble
Joseph S. Rttman
ALS
Whitacre
Senators
Detroit
Cincinnati
Lavie
Louis Poed
Mal Smith
St. Louis
Estrada
Ford
Ted Bowsfield
Hank Foiles
Bob Hale
Billy Pierce
THE
Associated Press
Zoe Alan Harmon
Jamaica
New
Charles Town
Island Roses
H. M. Stevens, Inc
America
Seiberling Portage
Cammer Tire Company
S. Braddock
Winchester
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