A's Beat Red Sox 9-2 As Win Sixth Straight
The Kansas City Athletics defeated Boston 9 to 2 to stretch their winning streak to six as Bob Shaw allowed five hits. The Red Sox could muster eight hits with James and Goossen providing the yardwork.
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Associated Press
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Julian Javier
Stan Musial
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Indians McGaha Gains Respect for Indians Manager
Rookie Cleveland manager McGaha earns respect as he reshapes the Indians pitching staff. Perry shines with a four hit game in a 7-1 win over Detroit, while Don Schwall, Grant, and Donovan pace the Sox, Rays, and Angels in related action. Dodgers extend win streak to 13 with twin bill sweep, and Cardinals, Cubs, and others post varied scores.
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Hogan Quits Open Qualifying After Bursitis
Ben Hogan withdraws from qualifying for the National Open at Oakmont after bursitis in his left shoulder flared during the Colonial National Invitation. He had aimed to be the first five time Open winner but could not continue.
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Player Leads Memphis Open One Stroke at Colonial Country Club
Gary Player held a one stroke lead midway through the Memphis Open after a 66 in the second round at Colonial Country Club. Don January moved to 132, with a logjam at 133 by Bruce Crampton Tommy Jacobs Gene Littler Don Whitt and Jay Hebert. Arnold Palmer cooled with 71 after a cold last week while Gay Brewer slipped to 135 after a 70 following Thursday’s 64.
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Bruce Crampton
Tommy Jacobs
Gene Littler
Don Whitt
Jay Hebert
Arnold Palmer
Gay Brewer
Baseball Scores Friday's Results Across Major Leagues
Friday's scores include Chicago 3 Baltimore 2 and Washington 4 Minnesota with other results Cleveland 7 Detroit 1 Kansas City 9 Boston 2 New York 6 Los Angeles. Tonight's games list Washington at Minnesota Cleveland at Detroit Chicago at Baltimore and New York at Los Angeles Boston at Kansas City. Sunday's schedule shows New York at Los Angeles Cleveland at Detroit. Monday has no games in Cincinnati. Additional results: 5 Chicago 2 Los Angeles 11-8 Philadelphia 4-5 San Francisco 9 New York 6 Pittsburgh 8 Houston 4 Milwaukee 7 St Louis 0.
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Erie Community Notes Highlight Local Travel and Visits
Erie residents list Memorial Day activities and family visits. Local move ins Mr. and Mrs. William Smith plan to open a radio and television repair shop at 215 N. Grant. Delegates Ron Hill and Yancy Hudson head to Wichita for Boys State sessions through Saturday. Gloria Jeffrey and Arlene Killough attend a Wichita beauticians show at the Broadview Hotel.
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William Smith
Columbus
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Ron Hill
Yancy Hudson
Wichita
Boys State
Gloria Jeffrey
Arlene Killough
Atend
Broadview Hotel
Gene Beard
Macksville
Harvey Steele
Forrest Stanley
A. J. Korth
Kansas City
Louis Edwards
Everett Crismas
Nancy Richards
Severy
Howard Memorial Day
Howard Park
C. E. McKinnie
Glen Fide
Fishing area report from Kansas streams and lakes
The Kansas Fish and Game Commission reports spotty fishing this week due to local rains in north central and northeast areas. Southeast lakes list fair to good conditions for black bass, channels, bullheads, bluegill, crappie, plus fair to good conditions on rivers and streams statewide as waters recede.
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Cowley County
Moline City
Tanglewood Lake
Howard City
Butler County
Wilson County
Betsy Rawls Leads Zaharias Open Golf
Betsy Rawls shoots a 72 to take a one stroke lead after the first round of the Babe Zaharias Open in Beaumont Texas. Kathy Cornelius stands two strokes back with a 73 as the event offers 7500 dollars in total prize money.
Outer Mongolians Predominantly Live in Gers
The report notes that eighty five percent of Outer Mongolians reside in gers, collapsible felt tents, highlighting traditional housing in the region.
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Gers
Play Ball Delayed for Chanute Little League Opening
Rain postpones the grand opening of the VFW Little League and Teener League in Chanute. Opening ceremonies move one week later with Miss Chanute 1962 Carol Ferguson tossing the first pitch. Umpires from Emporia to officiate. games rechedule across Major, Minor, Pee Wee and Rookie leagues at City Park and surrounding fields.
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