Palmer Wins Texas Open for Third Straight Title
Arnold Palmer captured the Texas Open with a clutch 7-iron on 18 to 18 inches for a birdie and the $30,000 first prize, his third straight Texas Open win. Littler and others tied for second as Palmer extended his year earnings to $41,308.33.
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Eisenhower to Make 37th Augusta Visit Next Weekend
President Eisenhower will fly from Gettysburg to Augusta for his 37th visit next weekend, returning to his permanent home in Pennsylvania. Kennedy to address United Auto Workers convention in Atlantic City on May 8, White House says.
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Record 49 MLB homers with Twins six in one game
Sunday saw a record tying 27 home runs in the American League and 22 in the National League for a total of 49, just one short of the May 1956 major league mark. Rodger Maris Cleo Bogers and Bill Skowron fueled the Yankees sweep over Washington as Whitey Ford claimed his 160th win. Al Kaline Dick Brown Billy Bruton and Jake Wood homered for Detroit and Orioles combo. Albie Pearson tied extra base hit records with three consecutive doubles for the Angels.
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Liston Opens Training For Title Fight
Sonny Liston to start training camp Wednesday at South Fallsburg New York for a title bout with Floyd Patterson. Adviser Jack Nilon said the contract for the September fight remains valid despite New York State Athletic Commission denying Liston a license, and the site may be moved if Patterson camp finds an alternative venue.
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Suns and Crackers Lead IL After Sunday Wins
Jacksonville clipped Rochester 2-0 behind four hit pitching from Ruben Gomez and Ted Abernathy. Atlanta swept Syracuse in a double header 5-1 and 10-9 to hold the league's top spots. Buffalo defeated Columbus twice 5-3 and 9-2 while Richmond and Toronto split with the Vees winning 6-5 after a 5-2 opener.
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Defiance Coach Quits to Take Boise High Job
Edward Knecht resigns after two seasons as head football coach at Defiance High School to accept a similar post at Boise High School in Idaho.
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Defiance High School
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Road Trip Planned By Track Team
Athens Highs track team heads to New Lexington for a dual meet. The Bulldogs stand 2-2, face a strong hurdler from New Lex. Key events for Athens include the 440, pole vault, and mile relays. Ronnie De Veau to run 220 with Gus Tavson Miller and Wright after setting mile relay 3:43 Friday.
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Track Record Falls as Dayton Roosevelt Relays National Record
Dayton Roosevelt’s two mile relay team shattered a national scholastic mark Saturday, extending the defending state Class AA champions’ blaze through high school relay meets.
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Sunday Results and Upcoming Games Across Leagues
Baseball and hockey style scoring lines show team matches with records and results. Key matchups include New York Baltimore and Detroit Kansas City with multiple scheduled games and national league pairings such as San Francisco Chicago New York Philadelphia St Louis and Cincinnati New York.
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Twins Hit Indians With Six Homers Gain Split Twin Bill
The Minnesota Twins swept both ends of a doubleheader at Cleveland Stadium 8-4 and 7-3 to push the Indians from first to third place. Six solo homers, a major league record, fueled the nightcap as Len ny Green Don Mincher Zorro Versalles and Bill Tuttle homered. Cleveland starter Gary Bell took the loss in the opener while Don Lee won the nightcap for Minnesota. The Tribe hosts Los Angeles Tuesday with Sam McDowell slated to start.
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Easter Weekend Visits Across Mason and Surrounding Areas
Residents of Mason hosted and visited relatives and friends over the Easter weekend. Families from Parsons Huntington Huntington W V Columbus Tyler Mountain Baltimore Syracuse Parkersburg Nitro and Patuxon River joined gatherings with local residents and Marshall West Virginia University students spent time at home.
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Kasko Plays Across Infield To Lead Reds In Split
Eddie Kasko, shuffled to multiple infield spots, saved the Reds with a ninth inning homer in a 4 3 win after Cincinnati dropped the opener 16 3 to St Louis. The Reds face Cleveland in a benefit game at Crosley Field with Howie Nunn due to start against Don Rudolph.
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Pirates Strain Ahead As Injuries Mount On Road Trip
The Pittsburgh Pirates juggle a spate of injuries after a rough stretch on tour. Vern Law and Al McBean are sidelined with sore elbow and finger splits, Joe Gibbon sore arm, Roberto Clemente and Don Leppert with finger injuries, Smoky Burgess with a pulled side muscle, and Don Hoak battling a throat infection though able to play despite pain.
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Vern Law
al McBean
Joe Gibbon
Roberto Clemente
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Smoky Burgess
Don Hoak
Fox Hunters Trial Winners Named In Gallia County Meet
Two Cheshire men won top trophies at Mortons Woods field trials held by the Gallia County Fox Hunters Association. Robert Baker and his dog Midge won the all age, while Harry Eddy and Lady captured the derby. Final results list five derby entrants and ten all age finishers with several dogs owned by association president Ural H. Humphreys and other local handlers.
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Moss Recognizes Friends After Race Crash Recovery
Stirling Moss slowly regains consciousness six days after a race crash in London. He mumbled a few words from his hospital bed and clutched a glass of milk while showing recognition of his bedside circle of family and friends.
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