Indians Pitcher Strikes Out 13 in Two-Hitter vs Kansas City
Indianap olis blanked Kansas City 4 1 as the pitcher fanned 13 to push his league lead to 143. The Indians scored in the first on two infield hits and Altobelli single, added two more in the fifth on a sac fly and error. Blues starter walked seven but allowed only one solid hit before the late innings.
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Stanaviloski
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Cereghino
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Triandos
Sports Briefs highlights from a chaotic baseball page
A dense OCR of box scores and play details lists players from Cincinnati, Brooklyn, Cleveland, Detroit, Philadelphia, Chicago and New York. It records RBIs, runs, hits, errors, and pitching lines across multiple games with scattered references to Landrith, May, Moryn, Repulski, Branca, Garland and others. The fragmentary item reads like a late baseball roundup with numerous abbreviations and inconsistent formatting.
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Boxer McNeece Stops La Bua In Sixth Round
Central Islip, N.Y. boxer McNeece ends Jackie La Bua’s winning streak in a scheduled 10 round ESPN bout on Eastern Parkway. Referee halted the fight after a doctor’s examination found a cut over La Bua’s left eye in the sixth round. McNeece weighed 163 pounds, La Bua 162 pounds. La Bua also sustained a fifth round cut.
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New York
Saddley Presents Manzo Big Lesson
Manzo was knocked out by Saddler in the tenth after a left hook and a right chin shot. Referee Al Berle ruled the finish a knockout. The bout featured judges Chakales Dorish Consuegra Lollar and Dorish in a card with Pillette hitting HR for Chicago. Boston and Washington players contributed in a separate baseball box score showing runs and errors.
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Pillette
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Campbell wins Indiana Public Links with 139 record
Loure Campbell of Anderson and Pur due won the Indiana Public Links golf championship with a 139 record. He held a six stroke lead over Warren Strout of Indianapolis who finished 145. Russ Rader of Ink tied with Campbell for the lead at 69 in round one but faded to 79 in round two for 148. Henry Birk of Indianapolis and J Durniak of South Bend tied for fourth at 149.
County Cub Scouts Attend Indians Outing at Victory Field
County Cub Scouts from 16 packs will travel to Victory Field in Indianapolis tonight for a major summer softball league event tied to the Indians game. Packs supply transport and meet at Gate 8 by 7 45 for group entry. Eddie Woods and Robert Street lead the organizing committees.
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Mounds District
Pay Boost Snags Postal Pay and Rate Proposals
Proposed pay raises for about half a million postal workers threaten broader pay boosts for federal employees and a planned postal rate rise. The measure would add roughly 500 million dollars annually but bypasses a major post overhaul. House action stalls administration-backed rate increases as GOP leaders push for July adjournment.
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Rick Showers
House
Armscamp Holiday Program Ends With Thrilling Car Collision
A holiday program at Armscamp track produced at least one real thrill when a car sheared the front from another, yet no injuries were reported. Frances Morris of Gas City won the 50 lap main event, with Pat Clark of Anderson and others placing. Ray McClellan of Muncie won the Tag Race as heats were claimed by Kimmerling, Hannon, Cloud, and DePoule. Ol Davis of New Castle drove the damaged car after a collision with Roy Cooper, both uninjured.
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Urban Farmers Harvest Wheat Amid Skyscraper Shadows
City wheat fields thrive within downtown Kansas City as farmers partner with rail yards to harvest 35 to 40 bushels per acre. Meanwhile Senate Jenner panel plans new hearings into alleged Communist influence in Army education and indoctrination programs during World War I and beyond.
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Indochina Talks End Second Parley With Ceasefire Talks
Second war talks at Trung Gia near Hanoi concluded with no public progress statement. Delegates from ANO L Indochina in French union and Vietminh discussed ceasefire terms and regroupment. French high command announced a refocused Red River Delta defense ring around Hanoi and Haiphong with light losses and large civilian evacuations.
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Capehart Maps Housing Staff Attack on Scandals
Sen Capehart outlines a broad probe into housing scandals, saying he will expose rotten deals in major cities including New York Cleveland Columbus Chicago Los Angeles Detroit Baltimore Philadelphia and Dallas. He aims to bring officials before his Senate Banking Committee in coming weeks. Raymond Foley led the Housing and Home Finance Agency under former President, paving the groundwork for the inquiry.
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Review of Oppenheimer Case Demands Reevaluation
Washington The Federation of American Scientists urged President Eisenhower to appoint a diverse board to reassess the U S security program amid ongoing doubts about the Oppenheimer case The group defended Oppenheimer as loyal and brilliant and warned against security by exclusion over by past incidents. The statement urged balancing security by achievement with exclusionary fears while calling for broader expert review.
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