White Sox split with Yankees in Sunday double sweep
The White Sox beat the Yankees 9-2 and 4-3 to take the series three games to one on Sunday. Detroit and Washington won to climb in the standings while Milwaukee beat Chicago and St. Louis swept Cincinnati in the National League. Early Wynn, Dick Donovan, and Turk Lown pitched as Chicago rallied with four homers led by Lollar and Smith. Charlie Maxwell of Detroit homered on Sunday for the ninth time this year.
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Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
White Sox
Yankees
Chicago
Indians
Boston
Detroit
Baltimore
Washington
Kansas City Athletics
Milwaukee
Sox
Whitey Ford
Jim Coates
al Smith
Sherm Lollar
Earl Batty
Bubba Phillip
Lollar
Don Larsen
Donovan
Turk Lown
Charlie Maxwell
Maxwell
Tigers
Don Messi
Milt Pappas
Orioles
Jim Perry
Herb Score
Tito Francona
Jim Baxes
Francona
Woody
Perry
Gary Bell
Red Sox
Score
Baxes
Ted Wills
Harmon Killebrew
Jim Lemon
Russ Kemmerer
Minor League Baseball Scores Roundup Sunday
Pacific Coast League results include San Diego 6 Vancouver 1 and Sacramento 2 Portland 1. International League saw Montreal 2 Columbus 1 and Toronto 6 Richmond 5 in 13 innings. Havana held wins in Saturday and Sunday play with Miami, Rochester, Buffalo, and others posting scores.
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San Diego
Vancouver
Phoenix
Seattle
Sacramento
Portland
Saltoke City
Spokane
Indianapolis
Denver
Montreal
Columbus
Toronto
Richmond
Miami
Rochester
Buffalo
Havana
Salt Lake City
Spaskane
Louisville
St. Paul
Omaha
Dallas
Minneapolis
Charleston
Houston
Fort Worth
Braddock Street Church Bible School Closes After Picnic
The Braddock Street Methodist Vacation Bible School closed Friday with a picnic. Total enrollment reached 140 and average attendance stood at 125. Staff included nursery workers Sandra Willingham and Barbara Harper. a large list of kindergarten and primary teachers. director Mrs. Wilbur E. Thomas. secretary Miss Ellen Jones. and refreshments chair Mrs. Landon Boyer. Guest speakers covered birds and visually handicapped work, plus an organ demonstration by Mrs. Gilbert Tillotson.
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Barbara Loy
Janet Shawen
Helen Mangum
Ann Edmonds
Carla Bean
Joyce Gano
Nancy Baumgardner
Ivan Armacost
John Hawse
Allen Emmart
Ward Snyder
Carl Haines
Harold Anderson
James Huntsberry
F. B. Oglesby
Joyce Bly
Polly Bean
Wilbur E. Thomas
Ellen Jones
Landon Boyer
Paul M. Haldeman
Frances Crawford
Virginia Commission For the Visually Handicapped
Virginia
Gilbert Tillotson
Actress Terry Moore Weds Stuart Cramer III In Celebrity Off Coast Honeymoon
Hollywood reports actress Terry Moore and Stuart Cramer III were married Sunday night at the Church of the Hills in Forest Lawn Memorial Park. About 100 guests attended the ceremony officiated by Bishop John Bernhardt. The couple left on Cramer’s 55 foot yacht Kirawan for a Beverly Hills planned life together after a surprise ceremony with no film notables present.
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Terry Moore
Stuart Cramer III
California
Church of the Hills
Forest Lawn Memorial Park
John Bernhardt
Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints
Miss Moore
Cramer
Kirawan
Beverly Hills
West Point
Glenn Davis
Eugene McGrath
Jean Peters
Vacation Time Halves Junior Riflemen Ranks
Summer at the Winchester Rifle Club reduces ranks by more than half as older participants head out on trips. Younger members—led by Bill Leatherman Pam Robinson and Mike Robinson—raise scores with the club’s repaired Savage .22. Scott Spillman joins, posting a Pro marksman score, while Larry Schaffer and Jock White push toward Sharp Shooter honors.
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Harry Stebbins
Winchester
Rifle Club
Armory
Bill Leatherman
Pam
Mike Robinson
Scott Spillman
Promarksman
Bob Patterson
Jock White
Larry Schaffer
National Rifle Association
Treasury
Bill
Baseball Leaders From 175 At Bats and More
League leaders in batting runs and hits include Kuenn Detroit .355 and Runnels Boston .352 with 94 hits for Runnels and Fox. Killebrew Washington leads in home runs with 26 while Willie Mays is not listed. Pitching top is Wilhelm Baltimore with 92 decisions behind Koufax 51. In the National League Aaron Milwaukee hits 112 and Cepeda San Francisco 99. Mathews Milwaukee leads with 60 runs.
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Detroit
Runnels
Boston
Killebrew
Washington
Power
Cleveland
Skowron
New York
Fox
Chicago
Williams
Kansas City
DeMaestri
Allison
Colavito
Aparicio
Mantle
Wilhelm
Baltimore
Johnson
Wynn
Aaron
Milwaukee
White
St. Louis
Mathews
Pinson
Cincinnati
Banks
Cepeda
San Francisco
Cimoli
Dark
Neal
Los Angeles
Blasingame
Pittsburgh
Koufax
Drysdale
S. Jones
Alert Housewife Clue Narrows Killer Case in California
Martha Schulze spotted a man near her desert ranch burying items and, with her husband, uncovered a purse and shoes later identified as Ina Mosher. Police say Gerald Mosher confessed to killing his wife in a jealous act and led officers to the body dumped along a private road near San Fernando.
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Acton
Calif
Martha Schulze
Palmdale
Mosher
San Fernando
Los Angeles
Eisenhower signs two year extension of federal airport aid
President Eisenhower signs a compromise two year extension of federal airport development aid totaling 63 million dollars per year. The measure, smaller than earlier House and Senate plans, keeps federal support rolling into the next administration while barring funds for nonessential terminal facilities lounges and shops.
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Eisenhower
Congress
House
Senate
Sen
A. S
Mike Monroney
Dokla
Runaway Gas Truck Explosion Kills Driver in Montana
In St Mary Montana a 36 ton diesel truck sped uncontrolled down a mountain highway for half a mile before crashing near the resort town. Driver Floyd B. Cole, 28, died. The two trailers, carrying 6,850 gallons, exploded upon impact. Deputy sheriff W E Stillwell noted brake failure.
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ST. Mary
Mont
Floyd B. Cole
W. E. Stillwell
Americans 100-1 Underdogs Enter British Open
The 1959 British Open starts with 15 Americans in the field all rated 100-1 or longer. Qualifying runs today and Tuesday, with about 100 low scorers advancing to the championship Wednesday. Defending champ Peter Thomson is joined by South Africa’s Bobby Love and other noted rivals.
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Marfield
Scotland
Willie Goggin
Peter Thomson
Australia
Bobby Love
Cabinet report urges rapid steps to curb inflation
A Nixon chaired cabinet panel told President Eisenhower Congress must act quickly on three measures to combat inflation. The recommendations urge defending the dollar’s buying power, balancing the budget and removing the interest ceiling on government bonds, with signatories including Alexander, Anderson, Summerfield, Benson, Strauss, Mitchell, Saulnier, and Wallis.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Richard M. Nixon
Treasury
Nixon
Sec of the Treasury
Robert B. Anderson
Arthur E. Summerfield
Agriculture
Ezra Taft Benson
Commerce
Lewis L. Strauss
Labor
James P. Mitchell
Raymond J. Saulnier
President
Rites Wednesday For TV Actor George Reeves
Hollywood AP reports funeral services for actor George Reeves will be held Wednesday at Gates Mortuary chapel with temporary entombment at Woodlawn Mausoleum. His body will later be moved to the family plot in Cincinnati Ohio. Reeves died by gunshot at his home on June 16 with police ruling it a self inflected death. Also noted Canada produced over 70 percent of the free world's nickel output in 1958.
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Hollywood
George Reeves
Waysde Chapel
Gates
Kingsley and
Woodlawn
Helen Bessole
Cincinnati
Ohio
Neeves
Lucky Inn and Phostars Cruise to Easy Wins at Senseny Park
Lucky Inn routed the TACs 18 to 1 in City League action at Senseny Park, while Grace Bible Phostars trounced St. Methodist 18 to 5. Hockman earned the win for Lucky Inn with a two hitter through the seventh, and B. Kline led the offense with a 2 for 2, including a double. Phostars batted around in an 11-run fifth inning, with Harold Catlett relieved as the score climbed, while Pyne took the loss for the Methodist squad.
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Senseny Park
Lucky Inn
Tacs
Grace Bible Phostars
Eee St. Methodist
B. Brannon
J. Carrol
E. Dodson
J. Beatty
B. Kline
Kline
B. Myers
Roxy Hockman
Carter
Cather
Herrell
Hockman
Phostars
Bub
Braddock
Methodist
Loser Pyne
Harold Catlett
Couple plans honeymoon in bomb shelter amid civil defense era
A couple intends a wedding trip via the 14 foot steel and concrete bomb shelter hatch, planning beds and canned foods below as part of a civil defense dramatization funded by shelter manufacturers. Also notes former Portland club owner Bill Klepper, who ran teams in Seattle and the Pacific Coast League, and a line about Egypt's 24 million population.
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William H
Bill) Klepper
Klepper
Portland
Seattle
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