Card Pitching Staff Gives Up 88 Home Runs
New York Saint Louis Cardinals pitchers bestow a heavy toll on NL batters. Led by Gerry Staley the staff has yielded 88 homers, tops in both leagues, with Staley surrendering 31 last season and Raschi, Haddix, Presko, and Deal among other leaders.
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St. Louis Cardinal
Gerry Staley
Redbird
Staley
Chicago
Warren Hacker
Vic Raschi
Yankees
Max Sarkent
Pittsburgh
Carl Erskine
Brooklyn
Berra Extends Lead in All Star Baseball Poll
Yogi Berra of the New York Yankees widened his lead as top vote getter in the annual All Star poll, surpassing Stan Musial of the St. Louis Cardinals. With 376,966 votes to 371,819, the voting will determine all starters except pitchers for the July 13 interleague game in Cleveland, ending at midnight Saturday.
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Yogi Berra
New York Yankees
Yanks
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Cleveland
Sulky Driver Thrown Dies of Head Injuries
Carl Short, 29, of New Holland near Washington Court House, Ohio, was killed Monday night when thrown from his sulky in a three-sulky collision at Hilliards Raceway. He had a fractured skull. Two other drivers were injured. Bob Seabrook, 41, of Urbana, Ohio, suffered a broken leg and broken hip, Bill Overdorf had minor injuries. Officials said a pileup occurred when Fleet Mite stumbled at the first quarter pole.
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Carl Short
New Holland
Washington Court House
Hilliards Raceway
Bob Seabrook
Urbana
Bill Overdorf
Raceway
Fleet Mite
UCLA Nets Third NCAA Tennis Title In Seattle
UCLA repeats as national tennis champions after Bob Perry and Don Livingstone win the doubles crown 64 6 0 3 6 8 6 over Jacque Grigry and Allen Cleveland. Ham Richardson of Tulane captures the singles title by defeating Perry 6 1 6 2 6 3.
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UCLA
Bob Perry
Don Livingston
Jacque Grigry
Allen Cleveland
Southern California
Ham Richardson
Tulane
Perry
Connolly Leads U S Netters Toward Wimbledon Finals
Wimbledon report notes Maureen Connolly favored to head a six American effort into the ladies semifinals with Doris Hart Shirley Fry Louise Brough Margar et Osborne du Pont and Betty Pratt as likely contenders. Morton Mortimer and Fletcher face Hart and Brough in early matchups as Brits struggle against strong American play. In the men's draw Vic Seixas Budge Patty Low Hoad and Tony Trabert advance or fall as Drobny Rosewall and others reach the semis.
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Doris Hart
Shirley Fry
Louise Brough
Margaret Osborne du Pont
Betty Pratt
Angela Mortimer
Helen Fletcher
Miss Mortimer
Miss Fletcher
Miss Brough
Beverly Hills
Calif
Miss Hart
Coral Gables
Fla
Mrs. du Pont
Mighty “Little
Cincinnati
Mervyn Rose
Australia
Drobny
Patty
Ken Rosewall
St Paul Outfielder Joins Dodger Club
Brooklyn Dodgers acquire outfielder Walt Moryn from St Paul farm club on eve of Giants series. Moryn batted left and hit .301 with 18 home runs in 71 American Association games. Dean Thompson signs with the Saints to replace him.
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New York Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Walt Moryn
St. Paul
Moryn
Out of Doors Field and Stream Luck and Labor in the Wild
The narrator muses on luck versus planning as men pursue big game dreams. A Wyoming ranch owner spots elk and mule deer from his breakfast table, while others like a long-time salesman and a garage worker turn effort into hunting milestones. A young surgeon trades safety for a dream hunt, proving prep beats wishful thinking.
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Wyoming
You and I
Africa
Selous
Wetting a Line in Fast Water Outdoors
Outdoors columnist Dion Henderson guides beginners to stream fishing in fast water. He notes the lure of calm rivers and warns about slips, recommends hip boots for starters, and advises casting upstream to keep gear dry while anglers learn to read currents and avoid losing gear in plunges.
Mayo Clinic's Aims and Structure Explained to Rotary
G Slade Schuster the Mayo Clinic business head spoke to Rochester Rotary outlining patient totals from 145000 to 150000 and detailing Mayo Foundation Mayo Association and the clinic's nonprofit corporate model. He traced the university ties the ownership of funds 1500000 to 2500000 and stressed education research and patient care. He noted 1000 physicians on staff with another 1000 in training and praised the clinic as a university devoted to medicine. Rotarians H A Blackmun R C Roesler Harold A Crawford Woody Holtby and Joseph M Averbook attended. Bill Todd concluded his presidency as Dr Chester Litz prepared to take the role.
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Rochester
G. (Slade) Schuster
Rotary Club
Fox Hotel
Schuster
Mayo Foundation
University of Minnesota
Drs. Mayo
of Mayo Association
Minnesota
Association of Physicians
W. J. Mayo
H. A. Blackmun
R. C. Roesler
Harold A. Crawford
Woody Holtby
Cc. C. Lillquist
Dave Averbook
Joseph M. Averbook
Fish Bait Handy in Home Worm Bed
A home worm bed attracts angleworms by preparing a small soil patch ten by ten inches. Scatter coffee grounds and a lemon peel on top, then cover with an inch of vermiculite to insulate a warm worm habitat. Scoop away the vermiculite when ready to fish.
Adios Boy to Pace in $25,000 National Pacing Derby
Weorenny N J Turner entered his outstanding three-year-old Adios Boy in Roosevelt Raceway Thursday night for the $25,000 National Pacing Derby.
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Weorenny
N. J
Lightning Strikes Home in Spring Valley Causes Damage
A bolt struck the Arthur Clouse residence in Spring Valley at 1:30 am, blowing a kitchen fuse box to pieces and damaging an unattached extension cord, television antenna rotor, and telephone lines. Wires burned, attic walls heated, and several pictures were knocked down as the storm moved through the area. Another lightning strike marred the Libby Farms area with an inch of rain reported.
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Arthur Clouse
Clouse
Jacob Meyer
Libby Farms
Village Liquor Sales Start Thursday in Blooming Prairie
Blooming Prairie will run liquor shops municipally starting Thursday. The village takes over Chester Coggins and Archie Bell outlets while George Carroll’s dispensary closes. Edward Wanous, Bell’s employee, will manage both stores. investments total about 46,000 with 10,000 more for stock.
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Blooming Prairie
Chester Coggins
Archie Bell
George Carroll
H. B. Rockne
Edward Wanous
Bell
Ten confirmands at Adams and Little Cedar churches
Adams and Little Cedar churches held confirmation services Sunday with ten members received. Confirmants at Marshall Church included James Marvin Bustad Bruce Scott Coleman and Gerald Wayne Osmundson. Little Cedar Church listed Betty Jane Barrows Connie Kay Barrows Carl Allison Battey Evelyn Caroline Erickson DuWayne Curtis Mickelson Elmer John Schwerin and Duane Earl Wigham. Rev M L Witte conducted both services.
Eisenhower to Vacation in Denver This Summer
A Lowry Air Force Base spokesman says President Eisenhower will vacation in Denver this summer, as he did in the previous two years. The planned visit highlights ongoing presidential travel patterns and regional leadership appearances.
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Denver
Lowry Air Force Base
Eisenhower
New French Vessel Fails First Test
The 8000 ton cruiser De Grasse began sinking during her first float test in Brest when a seacock was left open. Water was pumped from the shipyard basin and the ship returned to dry dock. A government commission will investigate the incident.
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Brest
France
Police hunt student after camera shop robbery clue
Tokyo police seek a high school student with a small bald spot. A photo shows the youth with his hand in a shop till at a camera store that had suffered three prior robberies. The shop used a flash setup to record the moment the cash box opened.
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Tokyo
Holy Cross Captain Brissette Joins Army, Fort Dix
Paul A. Brissette Jr. 23, Holy Cross baseball captain and recent signing by the Chicago White Sox, was inducted into the Army and sent to Fort Dix, New Jersey. The move sidelines his professional ball career for military service.
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Springfield
N. J
Paul A. Brissette Jr
Holy Cross
Chicago White Sox
Fort Dix
Los Angeles Boxer Don Jordan Outpoints Freddie Herman
Don Jordan of Los Angeles defeated Freddie Babe Herman of Los Angeles by decision after ten rounds in a light welterweight bout. Judges scored the bout in Jordan's favor as he controlled the middle rounds.
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Los Angeles
Don Jordan
Freddie Babe Herman
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