Hanks Banks loot Won't Race in Italy
Sam Blanks won a record SP 845 prize at Indianapolis Motor Speedway for a dramatic victory in a mile race and will not race in Monza Italy. He shared first with George Salin and Sandy Belo, earning 58,250 from speedway plus endorsements totaling 82, etc.
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Georgia Cobb's Home For Good Return to Royston
The Georgia Pen star Ty Co traces Raymond Cobb's sentimental plans to live in Royston Georgia where he began his famous ascent. Cobb intends to move from Atlanta to his boyhood town, aiming to settle in about three weeks as he closes his current residence.
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St. Lucas Triumphs in Loop Game 13 to 2
St. Lucas exploded for four runs in the fifth inning to pull away, building a 13 to 2 victory over the foes. Smith contributed key hits while Winter and Qham paced the offense as the winners rolled to the win behind solid pitching and timely hitting.
Wiffi Smith Leads Virginia Golf in Triangle Tourney
Wiffi Smith of Orange dominates the fourth round of the Women's Triangle Club golf event in Virginia Beach. She carried a 16 point lead after Thursday's second round but faltered with a seven over par 74 in round four as The Fare Crocker of Montevideo moved into second place with a solid 74.
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Eye Improving but Herb Won't Pitch Until July
The young left hander, struck by a line drive May 7 against the Yankees, says he is improving but remains under orders to rest. In his first interview since arriving from Cleveland, he notes recovery will resemble spring training and estimates July return if vision continues to clear.
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Cyclones Beat Bradley in NCAA Baseball Finalists Bid
Iowa State won 2-0 over Bradley as Frizkay drove in the only runs with a eighth inning double. Lafferty pitched seven strong innings, fanning seven and holding Bradley to three hits as Town State’s Gene Lafferty earned the win and Carey took the loss. Thompson contributed three of ISU’s nine hits and Brinks aided with two, while scouts from eight major leagues watched the NCAA playoff tilt.
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Irish Dip Darts Reach Beach Finals 6 1
Irish Dip Darts posted a 6 to 1 score in the Beach Finals as Notre Dame and Penn State secured spots in the NCAA baseball finals amid a tangle of unclear notes. Notre Dame defeated Northwestern while Penn State toppled Stowe? Brooklyn in a sequence of unclear results.
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Former Boxer Kilbane Dead in Cleveland Years After Ring Career
A garbled obituary notes the death of former boxer Kilbane in Cleveland. It mentions his early fights, a notable bout in 1942, and a lifelong presence in boxing circles. Details are incomplete due to damaged text but reflect a veteran fighter's passing and his fights with prominent opponents.
Keegan Shuts Down Tigers in Sox Victory Lead Grows
Keegan pitched a four hit game and led the White Sox past Detroit, extending their league lead over the Yankees to four games. The win marked a strong sign of improved form as Chicago hurlers posted another quality start this season.
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Peoria Chiefs Triumph Over Burlington In Friday Night Tilt
Peoria built a 5-4 lead by the third inning as Neal allowed seven hits but held firm. The Chiefs scored three runs in the third, including a run-scoring single by James and a key sacrifice, to win at Davenport against the Red Outts.
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Traer rallies to beat Dysart 6 5 in nine inning game
Dysart led early as Dysart held a 5 0 advantage until Traer rallied with three runs in the ninth. Traer unloaded all its scoring in the first inning and then held on to win 6 5 in a tense late game.
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Moon extends streak as Cardinals fell to Brewers
Moon tallies in 24th straight game for the Cardinals in a defeat at Milwaukee. Giants, Pirates, and other teams show key performances as Hal and Veramtte contribute, while Watters and Chen add points in a late rally attempt.
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Johnson Wins and Chooses Archie Moore Challenge
Harold Johnson, top-four in heavyweight and light heavyweight, eyes Archie Moore's 175-pound title as his first prize after a first-round knockout of Clarence Hinnant. Johnson, 28, Philadelphia, weighs 197 pounds and seeks quick action, noting Moore’s pending Europe trip may delay any title shot.
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Raiders Fall 10 7 on Road After Sloppy Game
Raiders lose 10 7 at Bondoeuls on a muddy Cedar Rapids trip as pitching woes and six walks doom them. Gill hits his fifth and sixth homers, while Louie’s store prize adds a local touch to the rough road game.
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Covey and Whelan Win Kinnick Aids
Five Iowa high school seniors including Covey and Whelan were awarded $750 scholarships by the Kinnick awards committee for the coming year. Winners were selected for strong athletic and academic records, with Covey a multi-sport letterman from Ames and Whelan noted for basketball and football participation.
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Doug Ford Leads In Round Robin at Wykaress Mune
NEW ROCHELLE N Y CAP Masters Champion Doug Fare leads in the Wykaress Mune Robin gel tournament with two rounds completed. He says he plays well and hopes his streak continues through the National Open as he sits atop the field.
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Thedes Edge Armstrongs 1-0 in Major Open Clash
Thede's won 1-0 over Armstrong's at Ellis Park, scoring on an eighth inning run. Reberry pitched a five hitter, striking out 12 with one walk, as Thede's earned their fourth win and narrowed the gap in the Major Open standings. Armstrong's threatened late but left two runners aboard in the eighth while Thede's fielding and pitching preserved the shutout.
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Truex Sets Two American Track Records at Compton Meet
Max Truex of USC shattered two American marks at the 18th Compton Invitational in California. He clocked 14:04.2 in the 5 600 meters and 14:47.6 for the three mile race, surpassing his former all American times. Milt Campbell and Elia Gilbert tied world records in the 20 yard high hurdles, but Campbell won. Willie White upset Bob Morrow in the 220 yard dash, while Morrow later won the 200 yard dash.
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Midget Open at Skinhake Downs Leads With 30 Cars
A bright forecast for Saturday promises fast track and clear skies for Sundays Midwest Open midget racing at Skinhere Downs. An expected field of 30 plus cars, with 42 entered Thursday for Memorial Day card postponed by rain, features a 2 pm start for 2 ten lap races leading to a 100 lap feature. Top drivers include Ned Hoyle, Dirk Ritchie, Al Fredenberg and Offenhauser pilots Vic Ellis, Jay Kink, Eddie McVay.
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Keller Returns to Yankees as Coach in Cleveland
New York reports Charlie Keller nicknamed King Bong will rejoin the New York Yankees next Tuesday as a coach in Cleveland after leaving the uniform five years ago. Keller, a popular ex-outfielder, fills a vacancy created when Coach Ranly Pimper departs after Sunday’s game to manage the Kearney club in Nebraska.
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Buena Vista Wins 15-3 in NAIA Meet
Buena Vista defeated Mayville 15-3 to reach the NAIA district finals. Jerry Ibach allowed seven hits as Beavers staged a 19 hit attack aided by four double plays. Ken Evans slugged a three run homer and Ibach added three singles and a double in a dominant performance.
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Air Force Academy names new athletic director
Denver AP reports Col. George G. Simler aged 40 is named athletic director for the Air Force academy, outlining his military rank and the appointment details.
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Sdinor Facts and Associated Wrestling League Summary
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Chattarmega, Kock Sashvilie, and wireing hang TRAX AS LEAGI. Mentions Houston, Austin, Amarille, Midwest League, Michigan, and Colorado. Hard to extract clear events or outcomes from the garbled text.
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