Sacred Heart Junior High Team Hosts Spaghetti Supper
Sacred Heart junior high and elementary basketball players were guests of Father Burke and the Sacred Heart PTA at a spaghetti supper in the school cafeteria. The junior high squad, led by Coach Fleming, posted a strong season with just one loss, and the event included remarks praising the boys' sportsmanship and conduct.
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Sacred Heart
G. J. Burke
Sacred Heart Pta
Sacred Heart Junior High
Mitch Rebuck
Charlie Rondinelli
Francis Lynch
Ronnie Buzzo
Don Robinson
Georgie McGonagle
Charles Brunner
Mike Lynch
Mike Curtrence
John
David Pugh
Danny
Frank Pochick
Ronnie Evans
Pat Jacoby
Vic Rondinelli
Burke
Paul Fleming
W. L
Stubby) Currence
Fleming
Former Brave Catcher Inherits 250 Dollars
Horace C. Gowdy, once a Boston Braves catcher from Columbus, Ohio, inherits 250 dollars as the first major league professional baseball player to volunteer in the first World War, noted in Dedham Massachusetts.
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Dedham
Mass
Horace C
Hank) Gowdy
Columbus
Ohio
Boston Braves
Cards Beat Phillies 5-4 as Boyer homers and drives three
St. Louis gains on Milwaukee with a 5-4 victory over Philadelphia. Ken Boyer provided the key power, homering in the sixth, adding a eighth inning double and a ninth inning single for three RBIs. Harvey Haddix, in his first game against his former team, left after 7 1/3 innings with Negray finishing.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis Cardinals
Milwaukee
Cardinal
Harvey Haddix
Phillies
Ken Boyer
Willie Jones
Frank Baumholtz
Jones
Jim Greengrass
Marv Blaylock
Richie Ashburn
Haddix
Phils
Ron Negray
ST. Louis
Abhon Ses
Ash
Kinder
Colum
Ab’ Mholtz
Negray
Smalley
Seminick
Kazanski
Gorbous
Braves Beat Giants 7-3 as Spahn Wins Third Straight
Warren Spahn pitched eight strong innings allowing one run and no walks to earn his 186th career victory and his third consecutive win. Del Crandall homered and Hank Aaron added a two run triple as Milwaukee built a four run seventh to thwart Ruben Gomez and extend the Braves NL lead. Willie Mays doubled for New York, but Spahn stranded most threats as Milwaukee finished with ten hits and 9,258 in attendance.
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New York
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee Braves
New York Giants
Spahn
Giants
Willie Mays
Don Mueller
Ray Katt
al Dark
Braves
Ruben Gomez
Milwaukee
del Crandall
Hank Aaron
Marv Grissom
Aaron
Mays
Grissom
Hofman
Milwaukee Bors Ee
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Chicago Cubs Top Pirates 4-1 on Landrith Three RBI Night
Chicago Cubs pitcher Russ Meyer allowed four hits through eight innings as Hobie Landrith drove in three runs in a 4-1 road win over the Pittsburgh Pirates. The Cubs end an 11 road game drought and snap the Pirates four game winning streak with strong defense and late relief by Turk Lown.
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Pittsburgh
Hobie Landrith
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Russ Meyer
Cubs
Turk Lown
Pirates
Meyer
Frank Thomas
Lee Walls
Dale Long
Long
Ronnie Kline
Abhoa Roberts
Miksis
Skinner
Baker
Fondy
Thomas MW
Banks
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Moryn
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O’brien
King
Kravite
Landrith
Freese
Groat
Lown
Kline
Arroyo
Aj O’brien
McMahan
Face
Pepper
Thomas
Whisenant
RBI
Wallis
Kravitz
Chicago
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Ho—Meyer
Arroyo Er
Kiline
W—Meyer
L—Kline
U—Boggess
Landis
Question Marks In Tonight's Bout
New York May 17 Whitney Martin describes a Friday night Los Angeles boxing bout at Wrigley Field pitting Ray Robinson versus Bobo Olson. The piece weighs Olson's past failures and Moore knockouts and questions Robinsons ability to go distance.
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New York
Bobo Olson
Ray Robinson
Archie Moore
Robinson
Olson
Wrigley Field
Los Angeles
Ray KO
Bobo
Chicago
Moore
Bo Wininger Tops KC Open Golfers
Bo Wininger of Oklahoma City shot 34 30 64 to lead the Kansas City Open at Milburn Country Club as 35 players posted sub par rounds. Dick Mayer flagly remained in contention, while Lloyd Mangrum and Peter Thompson trailed. Bob Rosburg and Billy Maxwell chased with 65 and 67 respectively as Al Balding and Don Finsterwald topped the foreign and early leaderboard.
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Kansas City
Bo Wininger
Oklahoma City
Milburn Country Club
Dick Mayer
St. Petersburg
Fla
Lloyd Mangrum
Peter Thompson
Bob Rosburg
San Francisco
Wininger
Billy Miaxwell
U. S
Don January
Abilene
Tex
al Balding
Erindale
Canada
Don Finsterwald
Bedford Heights
Ohio
Finsterwald
Standings and schedule in the Major Leagues
Standings show Milwaukee leading the National League with 12 6 667. St Louis 16 9 640 and Brooklyn 14 9 609 follow. American League leaders New York 18 10 643 and Cleveland 15 10 600. Yesterday results include Milwaukee 7 New York 3 and St Louis 5 Philadelphia 4. Today’s schedule lists multiple night games with probable pitchers.
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G.B
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Dickson
Rogovin
Negroy
Cleveland
Boston
Baltimore
Waton
Kansas City
Detroit
Coleman
Pierce
Sullivan
Ditmar
Ferrarese
Hoeft
Washington
Stone
Wynn
Hayes Alan Jenkins Turns Pro Skater
Hayes Alan Jenkins world and Olympic figure skating champion turned professional to star with the Holiday on Ice tour in Minneapolis.
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Hayes Alan Jenkins
Minneapolis
Hayes
Alan Jenkins
Madam Marie Indian Palmist Reading Ad
Advertises a $5 palm reading by Madam Marie near the New Bluefield Princeton Highway. Mentions a $1.00 option and a location one mile from city limits at New Road with bus stops at the door in Bluefield West Virginia and a contact phone DA 5-7695.
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New Road
Door Bluefield
W. Va
New Bluefield
Princeton
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Dascoli
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Whitney Martin
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