Phillies climb to 2nd as ChiSox five games up
Mayo Smith's Phillies power back to second place behind Chicago's White Sox. A 5-3 win over Brooklyn highlighted a day of NL action with Milwaukee, Cincinnati, and Pittsburgh winning while Boston rallied past Washington. Thurman hit a grand slam for Cincinnati, and New York, Kansas City, and Detroit also posted victories.
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Baseball Scores and Standings Across Leagues
Western League results list Topeka 6 Des Moines 1 Sioux City 12 Lincoln 8 Amarillo 3 3 Colorado Springs 14 Albuquerque 6 3 Pueblo 5 16 by the Associated Press. standings show Chicago leading with a .700 pct and New York at .571. many games played, few scheduled today. National League results include Cincinnati 28 15 and Philadelphia 25 16. schedule highlights Brooklyn at Philadelphia and New York at Pittsburgh among others.
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Qualifiers Begin for National Open at Inverness Club
More than 1,900 golfers start today in the qualifying rounds for the National Open Golf Tournament set for June 13 to 15 at the Inverness Club in Toledo Ohio. Six former Open champions are among the entrants.
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A's Rally to Eight Two Win Over Indians
The Kansas City Athletics broke open an 8-2 victory with a six-run eighth inning against the Cleveland Indians. Lou Skizas Johnny Groth and Vic Power contributed as Bob Rary rapped a decisive triple to cap the burst.
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Fullmer Return Fight Sparks Boxing Briefs
Gene Fullmer battles Ralph Jones in Chicago Friday 8 p.m. CST NBC. Jones returns 37 days after a fifth round knockout by Sugar Ray Robinson while Fullmer holds 4-4 with 20 KOs. Other bouts include Yama Bahama vs Gil Turner in Miami Beach and Stefan Radl facing Frankie Ippolito at St Nicholas Arena.
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Sneed Wins Round Robin in Open Contention
Sam Snead clinched the Round Robin with a plus 41, eight points ahead of Doug Ford, after a 66 in the final round. Ford finished second at plus 33, Hogan and Venturi tied for third at plus 14, in New Rochelle. Snead eyes Open qualification at Knollwood and Metropolis.
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I followed this man who was none rather than Jones
The sentence should omit after and use I followed this man, who was none rather than Jones. The target is a standard correction showing Jones as the identified person.
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Rescuer Is Injured In Mercy Mission
Tom W Harrington, 65, attempted to free a pigeon trapped on his roof. He slipped from a 12 foot ladder and suffered head injuries. Parkland Hospital treated him while neighbors freed the bird.
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Get a Hunch Bet a Bunch Says Rossen
HAL BOYLE reports on Robert Rossen a director writer and producer who advocates taking risks and betting on hunches He discusses environment personal history and his view that a unified vision can strengthen a film while noting the danger of losing objectivity when handling multiple roles He cites favorites and influences from Stevens to Cagney and reflects on passionate craft over genius in Hollywood storytelling
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Utility Head Dies
Salina obituary notes Clifford Edward Brock 63, vice president of Kansas Power and Light Co., died Saturday after a lengthy illness.
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1956 Air Cargo Ranks Second In Cut Flowers
In 1956 cut flowers ranked second among air cargo carried by a major U.S. airline, with machinery holding the top spot for freight flown.
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California Runner Bowden Breaks Four Minute Mile Barrier
Don Bowden of California capped a stunning 3:58.7 mile at Stockton beating four rivals by wide margins. The 20 year old San Jose native plans to focus on the 880 yard dash next, despite the historic sub four minute pace. Bowden earned the Pacific Association AAA Meet outstanding man award as only part of a busy night at Baxter Stadium.
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Don Bowden Breaks Four Minute Mile Record
Don Bowden, a slim 160 pound runner, ran in Bakersfield and then the Central California AAU meet where he scored a decisive half mile preference. He said he would like to race foreign runners who have beaten four minutes in the future. Bowden's time shattered Wes Santee's US citizen record of 4 minutes 0.5 seconds.
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U.S. Leads World in Merchant Steamship Tonnage
The United States tops global rankings in merchant steamship tonnage with the United Kingdom in second place and Norway trailing in third.
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