Bears Sign Rookies From Presbyterian and Grambling
The Chicago Bears announced the signing of rookies Bobby Pate from Presbyterian College and Roosevelt Taylor from Grambling College both defensive backs. Pate weighed 180 pounds and earned Little All-America honors last season. Taylor’s Grambling squad posted a 9-1 record and he intercepted 10 passes last fall.
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New COLONAID laxative claims three way relief
Aging colon weakens propulsion causing dry waste and constipation. COLONAID offers three effects: moisturizes dry waste for easy passage, rebulks and tones colon muscles, and gently stimulates lower colon reflexes to move stool. It is claimed to relieve chronic constipation overnight and safe for pregnant women. Introductory size 43 cents.
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Palmer And Snead Schedule Exhibition
Arnold Palmer and Slammin Sammy Snead will clash August 5 at Thendara Golf Club New York state exhibition head to head medal play with $3 000 awarded to the winner Palmer and Snead schedule five more stops including Buffalo Rochester and Syracuse
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Gordon fired as Athletics manager in Kansas City
Joe Gordon was dismissed as Kansas City Athletics manager and replaced by Hank Bauer. Owner Charles Finley and GM Frank Lane cited in comparability issues. Finley admitted he was behind the move amid tensions with Gordon. The team stood 26-33 in eighth place under Gordon.
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Kansas City Athletics Sued Over 43750 Payment
The estate of Parke Carroll, former Kansas City Athletics general manager who died February 4, sues Charles O. Finley Co. for 43750 in Jackson County Circuit Court. The widow, Clover Carroll, alleges the payout was due under Carrolls two year executive vice president and general manager contract after services were terminated January 1.
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Stickles Gets Jail Suspension In 1960s Beating Case
Monty A. Stickles former Notre Dame star and San Francisco 49ers end wept as a judge suspended a 60 day assault sentence for him and Robert P. Behm in a May 23 beating case. Each man received a $100 fine. judge cited rehabilitation and future harms from jail. Bauer was beaten after his car was forced off a road.
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Major League Batting Stars and Pitching Leaders Listed
Major and American League batting leaders include Cepeda and Mantle with high totals. Pitching leaders show Miller and Koufax atop NL and AL lists with strong win counts. Night games are not included in the data.
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Grandview Mixed Two-Ball Winners At Grandview Course
Green and Cornell captured first low gross in the 18 hole mixed two ball at Grandview Sunday afternoon. Sam Ely and Gusta Barcus won low net, with Frank Foster and Hilda Penry as runners up and names like Hugh Kettron Maxine Taylor also in top placements. Ladies events followed with multiple class winners and sponsors listed.
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Nicklaus Captures NCAA Qualifying Medal With 70
Jack Nicklaus of Ohio State fired a 70 to win the qualifying medal at the National Collegiate Golf Championship held at Purdue North Course. He led amid rain soaked greens while Purdue took the team title for the first time, edging Southern California and Oklahoma State. Houston’s Dick Crawford failed to qualify in a 64-man field, after an 80 that followed a 75 Monday.
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Home Runs Lift Pirates Over Phillies 6-2
Dick Stuart and Don Hoak homered as the Pittsburgh Pirates beat the Philadelphia Phillies 6-2. Harvey Haddix improved to five wins, while Art Mahaffey fell to four straight losses. Virdon and Groat opened the first with doubles as Stuart connected for an early lead.
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Dick the Bruiser Bruised in Wreck Near Indy
Richard Afflis a famed wrestler known as Dick the Bruiser was injured when his car hit a fire hydrant at the Indiana 109 bypass by 32 intersection at 3 a.m. He was taken to Indianapolis for treatment before catching a plane to St. Louis for a scheduled match. The car damage was about 1000 dollars.
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Kentucky Stars Add Caldwell To Roster
Mac Caldwell of Louisville Eastern was added to the Kentucky All Star basket ball club replacing George Leforce of Williamsburg who suffered a sprained ankle and will miss Saturday’s game with Indiana schoolboy stars in Indianapolis.
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YMCA Boys Summer Adventure Hike Planned Today
The first YMCA Boys Summer Adventure Hike takes place today starting at nine in the boys lobby. Participants will tour the Pepsi-Cola plant then go to Fairview Park for games and lunch, bringing a sack lunch and a towel and bathing suit.
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Prince Philip crashes in polo game in England
Prince Philip collided with a goal during a polo match near Cirencester England and was briefly dazed before remounting. The game halted as a car entered the field. his team trailed 63 to 1 after his mishap with Philip scoring once.
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Drop in U S amateur tennis seedings at Wimbledon
The United States sees a record low in Wimbledon seedings as only Chuck McKinley and Karen Hantze from the U S reach seed status. Australia leads with three men and two women seeded, while Neale Fraser and Rod Laver top the men’s favorites. Sandra Reynolds and Margaret Smith pace the women’s bets.
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Foyt Is Hickok's May Top Pro Athlete
A J Foyt Jr won the S Rae Hickok Pro Athlete of the Year May honor after his Indianapolis 500 victory. He led the voting with 53 first place votes and 215 points from 118 sports writers and sportscasters. Johnny Sellers placed second and Sammy Snead third.
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Defensive backs Baker and Norton tie season interceptions
Dave Baker of San Francisco and Jerry Norton of St Louis each intercepted 10 National Football League passes last season, topping their teams and highlighting strong defensive play.
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