Driver Quits After Mishap At Dirt Track Race
In St Joseph Missouri a stock car race with a $10 purse ended with Albert Bud Neidel 30 quitting racing after his car crashed into the crowd injuring 23 spectators two critically His car flipped over a wire fence and landed upside down Neidel 60 mph and unhurt aside from a bruised shoulder Two other injured were 21 Robert Hinlter and 42 Bill Horsman both from St Joseph Hinlter in critical condition after brain surgery Horsman with skull fracture at Missouri Methodist Hospital
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Bud) Neidel
Ronnie Lee
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Topeka
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Robert B. Hinlter
Sisters Hospital
Bill Horsman
Missouri Methodist Hospital
Phillies Clinch 4-3 10-Inning Win Over Cardinals
Philadelphia Eagles? Phillies rally to beat St Louis 4-3 in 10 innings. Dave Philley delivers the game winner after Richie Ashburn opens the 10th with a double. Rob in Roberts earns his fourth win as Lindy McDaniel takes the loss for the Cardinals.
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Cabwaylingo State Forest touted as top WV vacation spot
West Virginia Conservation Commission promotes Cabwaylingo State Forest in Wayne County near the Kentucky line as an ideal vacation area with 13 furnished cabins 6 491 acres bluegill and bass fishing Twelve Pole Creek hiking trails and two day use picnic areas. A recent flash flood at the Edray Hatchery in Pocahontas County saved most trout. The Ridge Mountain hatchery pond in Morgan County will close to trout fishing until about June 20 to drain for bass stocking at War Lake. fishing resumes after bass removal and lake refill.
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Conservation Commission
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War Lake
McDowell County
Blind Thieving Ref Sways Bout In Rough Wrestling Night
In a Bluefield Auditorium show Al Szasz and Billy Fox defeated Gypsy Joe and Chico Amaro after a brutal series of holds. Gypsy Joe used a garroting string on Fox, but the referee intervened late as chaos erupted with further interference and a fall for Mountaineer over Tony Cosenza.
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Billy Fox
Gypsy Joe
Bluefield Auditorium
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Womaen-Rmilter
Tony Cosenza
Gypsy
Chico Amaro
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Chico
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Early Baseball Scores and Probable Pitchers
Scores list New York 2 Cleveland 1 Boston 4 Chicago 2 Detroit 4 Washington 1 Kansas City 5 Baltimore 1. Probable pitchers: Boston at Chicago Sullivan Delock vs Pierce Donovan. New York at Cleveland Larsen Maas vs Score McLish. Baltimore at Kansas City Wilhelm vs Herbert. Washington at Detroit Ramos Messi.
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Chicago
Detroit
Washington
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Delock
Pierce
Donovan
Larsen
Maas
Score
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Wilhelm
Herbert
Ramos
Messi
W. L. Pet. G.B. Chicago
Detroit Veee
New York Sence
Baseball results and standings for three teams
Yesterday’s scores include Los Angeles 3 Milwaukee 2 and San Francisco 13 Cincinnati 3. Chicago 8 Pittsburgh 2 and Philadelphia 4 St Louis 3. Starter matchups list Drysdale Buhl and others with pitcher records and game assignments for pending contests.
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San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Chicago
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louis
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Buhl
McCormick
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Lawrence
Penn
Larry Wicker Wins Marble Tournament in Greensboro Playoff
Larry Wicker, 14 year old Greens boro City County champion two years ago, won the Southern Marbles tournament in Greensboro after a special playoff. He defeated Ted Brackett of Greensboro four games to two. final shooting 11-7. Third place was Charles Jones of Roanoke, Va, 9-9. Ralph Davis of Brown-Summit was fourth, 5-15. Wicker advances to the national tourney at Asbury Park, N J, June 21. The event drew competitors from Virginia, Tennessee and North Carolina.
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Ted Brackett
Brackett
Charles Jones
Roanoke
Ralph Davis
Brown-Summit
Asbury Park
N. J
Virginia
Tennessee
North Carolina
Ragan surges to tie Littler for Eastern Open lead
Dave Ragan 23, of Florida and Chattanooga out, shot a 66 to reach 203 and tie Gene Littler who carded 71 to stay in front. Ed Oliver and Don Whitt are tied at 206 while Billy Maxwell sits at 207 and Ragan leads a group 13 over par.
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Baltimore
Dave Ragan
Gene Littler
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Singing Hills
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Porky) Oliver
Denver
Don Whitt
Borrego Springs
Henry Ransom
St. Andrews
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Oliver
Billy Maxwell
Odessa
Texas
Borrego
Daley Leads Athletics Past Orioles in 5-1 Victory
Bud Daley pitched a knuckleballing gem for Kansas City beating Baltimore 5-1. He limited the Orioles to five hits, earned his fifth win, and lowered his ERA to 1.40 while contributing two singles and an RBI. Daley’s batting average rose to .394, the Athletics’ highest.
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Bud Daley
Kansas City Athletics
Baltimore Orioles
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Orioles
Hoyt Wilhelm
Daley
Athletics
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Cleveland
Secon Place
Marine Jumper Gardners Big Leap With Flak Jacket Aid
Marine Corps 2nd Lt. Bob Gardner has added weight with a flak jacket during daily stairway workouts at Butler Stadium to strengthen his legs for high jumping. He set a meet record at the Pennsylvania Athletic Club invitational and reached 6-10 in Rhodesia. Gardner credits Al Cantello for the jacket concept and aims for the National AAU Championships and Pan American Games.
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Marine Base
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U. S&._ State Department
Camp LeJeune
N. C
Sea Cliff
L. I
St. Johns University
Jaycees Sponsor Boys Tennis Clinic and City Tournament
The Jaycees sponsor a tennis clinic for boys under 18 at the city courts. Sessions run Monday to Saturday with instructors Corky Sarver Stanley Brevick Ed Jones Bud Feuchtenberger. The city tournament is June 18 1920 with both singles and doubles events. state qualification awaits the winner.
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Stanley Brevick
Ed Jones
Bud Feuchtenberger
Tony Lotito
Pistons Sign Deeg To 1959 Cage Pact
Archie Deeg signed his 1959 contract with the Detroit Pistons after a trade from the Cincinnati Royals. Detroit sent center Phil Jordan and Cincinnati’s second 1959 draft choice in exchange as Deeg, a 6 foot 8 inch forward, scored 559 points in 68 games for Cincinnati last season.
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Archie Deeg
Detroit Pistons
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Royals
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