Turley Wins 5th As Yanks Whip KC
New York's Bob Turley improves to five in a row as the Yankees beat the Kansas City A’s 5 to 2. Cerv's pinch hit double breaks a tie in the eighth, sending New York back atop the league standings over Baltimore.
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Tigers Dominate Red Sox 10-1 In Boston victory
Southpaw Don Mossi snapped Detroit’s skid with a 10-1 win over Boston as the Tigers built a four and five run cushion aided by four Boston errors. Mossi earned his fifth win, while Ted Williams led the Sox with a RBI single.
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Senators edge White Sox 2 1 on 14th inning sac fly
Washington edged Chicago 2 1 in 14th when Julio Becquer scored Green on a sacrifice fly with Green from third. The win kept the Senators on a five game streak, aided by a forced walk and a bases loaded walk in the late rally.
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Turk Lown
Elmer Vale
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Nellie Fox
WVU Sees 500 Attend Study on Child Defects
More than 500 people are expected at West Virginia University Medical School for a two day meeting on growth and development defects in children. The event, sponsored by the Health and Public Assistance departments with ten other groups, cites WV birth figures of 300000 annually and notes many defects arise from vitamin deficiencies.
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Health and Public Assistance Departments
West Virginia
Jobless Claims In State Decline Again
Charleston AP reports upfront jobless claims fell 11 percent last week to 1,828 with total claims processed at 12,555, down 13.5 percent from the prior seven days. Benefits paid reached 349,968 including 321,901 under the state unemployment program as the balance dropped 0.9 percent to 34,541.
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F. Duane Hui
Night Seed: NC State Schedules Four Night Football Games
North Carolina State announces a four game slate scheduled for evening kickoff times next autumn. The plan emphasizes late starts to attract prime time viewership and boost fan engagement.
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North Carolina State
Standings and tonight games from minor league baseball
Standings list Bluefield Salem Wytheville Kingsport Morristown and Johnson City with two night doubleheader at Wytheville. Tonight Bluefield at Salem and Kingsport at Wytheville with noted Podram and 7 inn. standings and results accompany yesterday scores and probable pitchers for multiple matches across the circuit.
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Basilio Promises A Different Fight In Salt Lake City
Carmen Basilio arrives in Salt Lake City promising a different fight with champion Gene Fullmer for Wednesday night. The bout sets extremes in style and expectations as fans await an improved performance from Basilio.
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Bluefield Beats Salem 16-3 in Eight Inning rout
Bluefield rapped 21 hits to thrash Salem 16 to 3 at Municipal Field shortening the game to eight frames. Paul Solice Richard Jones and Ron Walp each had four hits as the Orioles battered five Salem pitchers. Dean Jones hit Salem's lone homer and Fritz Slough pitched well for Salem before the loss.
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Last Two U S Women Lose in Wimbledon Showdown
American tennis prestige nosedives as Darlene Hard and Karen Hantze fall in Wimbledon singles. Hantze, 17, drops 4-6 6-4 6-4 to Christine Truman. Hard, former finalist, loses 6-1 2-6 6-1 to Sandra Reynolds.
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Montebello
Uncle Sam
Sandra Reynolds
South Africa
Consistant Winner Eddie Arcaro shines at Preakness rides
Eddie Arcaro has been out of the money only three times in 15 starts at the Preakness Stakes. His consistency highlights his status as a top jockey in the race and adds to the excitement around this year’s event.
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Johansson says next fight will be his absolutely last
Sweden's Ingemar Johansson, dethroned heavyweight champion, said in Copenhagen his next bout with Floyd Patterson will be his last. He plans a third fight within 120 days of June 2 and expects about $650,000 from gate, TV, and film income. He will film in Denmark with Dinah Shore then move to Geneva.
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Los Angeles
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Typhoon Olive Brings Gusts to Hong Kong
Winds of 55 mph battered Hong Kong as Typhoon Olive neared the city. The Royal Observatory said the center moved toward the crown colony after veering east, with a forecast to pass near around midday.
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Senate kills bid to place pro sports under antitrust laws
The Senate voted 73 to 12 to recommit the bill to the Judiciary Committee after adopting an amendment that would limit exemptions to professional baseball. Backers argued it would gut the measure while opponents blasted the provisions on an unrestricted draft. The bill sought limited antitrust relief for baseball basketball and hockey.
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Alexander Wiley
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D-Wye
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