Orioles Dominate A’s as Pirates, Cards Rally
In a day of wide MLB action, Baltimore crushed the Athletics 10-2 drafting a 10-2 scoreline to climb in the standings. The Pirates beat the Cardinals 7-5 with Willia Stargell and Maury Wills homering as Dennis Ribant notched his second win. Steve Carlton lost for St Louis while Pete Richert pitched a seven hitter for Baltimore.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Willia Stargell
Maury Wills
St. Louis Cardinals
Baltimore
Kansas City
Stargell
Wills
Bill Mazeroski
Dennis Ribant
Ribant
Roy Face
Steve Carlton
Tim McCarver
Mike Shannon
McCarver
Julian Javier
Bob Tolan
Luis Aparico
Pete Richert
Orioles
Washington
Mike Epstein
Lew Krausse
Hong Kong Shops Resists Communist Strike Pressure
In Hong Kong most foodsellers ignored a 24 hour strike call from Communist agitators who warned Red China would halt deliveries. Only a few shops closed as authorities suppressed rioting and protests following a wave of demonstrations earlier in May.
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Hong Kong
Red China
Generals sign English forward George Kirby
New York Generals of the National Professional Soccer League signed 20 year old English center forward George Kirby on Monday. Rodney wins European Trotting Championship in Vincennes with Roqueline second. Jack Hull makes hole in one at Kirksville Best Ball. Gerald Patterson, former Wimbledon champion, dies at 71 near Melbourne after a long illness. Patterson captained Australian Davis Cup teams in 1922 and 1926.
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NEW York
New York Generals
George Kirby
Iowa
Jack Hull
Quincy
Ill
Kirksville
Melbourne
Australia
Gerald P Patterson
Mornington
Patterson
Dick Patchett Leads Oskaloosa Contingent in Kirksville
In Kirksville Missouri Dick Patchett of Oskaloosa headlines a small delegation, with others accompanying him as they travel to participate in events or meetings noted by local AP coverage.
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Salamanca
Spain
Kirksville, Mo
Dick Patchett
Oskaloosa
Palmer optimistic as Open practice heats up at Baltusrol
Arnold Palmer remains confident ahead of the U S Open at Baltusrol Golf Club. He plans to win and shows calm after last year's collapse. Palmer notes rest will help him regain edge while acknowledging a tough field led by Nicklaus Brewer and Boros.
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Palmer
Baltusrol Golf Club
Jack Nicklaus
Julius Boros
Jacky Cupit
Nicklaus
Gary Player
Casper
Gay Brewer
Boros
Frank Beard
Beard
Louisville
Elms named new manager of Credithrift in Chanute
James E. Elms is the new manager of Credithrift of America at 320 E. Main, succeeding Alan B. Collins who moves to Kansas City. Elms comes from Harrisburg Illinois where he was assistant manager. He attended Southern Illinois University and Murray State College. He is single and resides at 16 W. Cherry.
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Seoul National University
Chung Hee Park
Democratic Republicans
New Democratic Party
James E. Elms
Credithrift of America
E. Main
Alan B. Collins
Kansas City
Elms
Chanute
Harrisburg
Ill
Southern Illinois University
Murray State College
Murray, Ky
W. Cherry
Mohamed Fawzi
Egypt
Israel
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Iowa
Lewis Proctor
Davis
Chanute Davis Paint
Iron Street
Kansas Health Department Wins $17,877 Grant
The Kansas Health Department was awarded a grant of 17,877 dollars by the National Center for Urban and Industrial Health Planning. The funding was announced Monday and supports urban health initiatives.
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Washington
Kansas Health Department
The
National Center For Urban and Industrial Health Planning
Butts Won $460000 Libel Award Upheld By Supreme Court
U S Supreme Court upheld Wally Butts 460000 libel judgment against Curtis Publishing Co over a Saturday Evening Post story alleging he supplied Alabama coach Bear Bryant with Georgia secrets before a 1962 game. The ruling, 5 to 4, cited reckless disregard for the truth and insufficient verification.
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Atlanta, Ga
Wally Butts
University of Georgia
U. S. Supreme Court
Curtis Publishing Co
Butts
Saturday Evening Post
Alabama
Paul
Bear) Bryant
Georgia
Baseball Tonight at Santa Fe Park Schedule
Tonight at Santa Fe Park multiple leagues play. Teener League Naff Bolze vs Ellis at 7:00 on field unspecified. VFW meets Olson's Super Market at 9:00. Minor League Hembree Tires vs Busy Bee Cafe at 6:00 on field No 1. VFW faces Swimming Pool at 6:00 on field No 2. Taylor's Fireworks vs Wells Clothiers at 6:00 on field No 3. Rookie League Koch Brothers vs Chanute Lumber at 6:00 at Donaldson's IGA field. American Legion Chanute vs Ottawa at City Park with B team at 7:00 and A team at 9:00.
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Teener League
Naff & Bolze
Ellis
Santa Fe Park
VFW
Olson’s
Hembree Tires
Busy Bee Cafe
Taylor’s Fireworks
Wells Clothiers
Koch Brothers
Chanute Lumber
Donaldson
IGA
American Legion
Chanute
Ottawa
City Park
Christian Science Lecture on Independence Held
Thomas O. Poyser of Dallas lectured last night at the First Church of Christ Scientist Elm and North Forest under Christian Science auspices. He compared a sunbeam’s link to the sun with man's relation to freedom, asserting total independence within that relationship.
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Thomas O. Poyser
C. S. Dallas
First Church of Christ
Scientist
Elm and North Forest
Christian Science
Chanute Hosts Seven-Team Women's Softball Tourney
The Chanute women's softball team hosts a seven-team double elimination tournament at Highland Park starting tonight. Games run 7:30 p.m. with three games this week and two each on Friday through Sunday. finals Sunday. Teams include Columbus Cherryvale Kola Neodesha Parsons of Parsons Parsons Key and St Paul. No admission charged.
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Highland Park
Columbus
Cherryvale
Kola
Neodesha
Par Kan
Parsons
Parsons Key
St. Paul
Baseball scores and a note on Coach Lombardi
Summary of multiple baseball results from the Pacific Coast League with Denver, Spokane, San Diego, Vancouver, Indianapolis, Tulsa, Portland, Phoenix, Oklahoma City, Tacoma and other games listed. The record also mentions Coach Vince Lombardi teaching Latin and Math at St. Cecelia High School in Englewood New Jersey.
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Cincinnati
St. Louis
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Aaeede
Chicago
Atlanta Philadelphia
Houston
Los Angeles
New York
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Atlanta
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Detroit
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Aeee
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Cleveland
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California
Washington
Boston
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Vancouver
Indianapolis
Tulsa
Portland
Phoenix
Oklahoma City
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International Rochester
Columbus
Jacksonville
Buffalo
Toronto
Richmond
Toledo
Syracuse
Vince Lombardi
Green Bay Packers
St. Cecelia High School
Englewood, N.J
DePaula and Bul la Victors In Quick Boxing Cards
Frankie DePaula knocked out Sonny Moore in Walpole Massachusetts while Stanford Bulla outpointed Louis Hicks in New York. Eddie Jones of Los Angeles stopped Richie Gosha in Las Vegas in two rounds.
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Associated Press
Walpole
Mass
Frankie DePaula
Newark
N.J
Sonny Moore
New York
Stanford Bulla
Louis Hicks
Brooklyn
Las Vegas
Eddie Jones
Los Angeles
Richie Gosha
San Francisco
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Arnold N. Winick
W. Main
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France
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Roqueline
Pat Winslow
Millbrae Lions Track Club
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Arnold Palmer
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Billy Cas
Pamer
Colo
Credithrift Hero
McLaren Ins
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MGR
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Chanate Ins. Board
Blountstown
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Harlan
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Potter Stewart
Abe Fortas
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