Reds Nip Phils 3-2 as Twins top ChiSox in rain-shortened Monday
Reds beat Phils 3-2 with a fourth inning unearned run as Jim O’Toole notches a six-hitter. Twins rally past White Sox 6-5 with Harmon Killebrew homering twice. Ray Moore wins in relief for Minnesota while Chuck Stubbs start for Chicago.
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Roberts
Rueben Amaro
Leo Cardenas
Don Blasingame
Jim Lemon
Twins
Turk Lown
White Sox
Ray Moore
Harmon Killebrew
Frank Baumann
Sox
Chuck Stubbs
Jim Landis
al Smith
Camilo Carreon
Dr Ed Ashley Wins Kansas Medical Society Golf Tourney
Dr Ed Ashley of Chanute shot 80 to win the Kansas Medical Society annual golf tournament in Wichita. Second place tied between Dr H L Bunker of Junction City and Dr Ralph Hale of Wichita. other scores included Dr George Gsell 82 Dr Penfield Jones 83 and Dr Robert Morris 84 among 131 physicians. Dr William Couch of Topeka elected president and Dr Fred Ford of Topeka secretary treasurer.
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Wichita
Ed Ashley
Chanute
Kansas Medical Society
Ashley
Jean Ashley
H. L. Bunker
Junction City
Ralph Hale
Medical Association
With &Ls
George Gsell
Penfield Jones
Lawrence
Robert Morris
William Couch
Topeka
Medical Society
Fred Ford
Carry Back Disqualification Shapes Derby Result at New York
In Mexico City and New York reports the Derby's key moment centers on Carry Back disqualification, altering the $125,000-added race outcome. The text notes a favored yet unsettled result amid credentials and later remarks on Ike Chestnut and Mrs. Jack Price’s entry.
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Mexico City
New York
Jack Price
College Sports Track and Golf Results Across Missouri Valley
Missouri Valley track sees William Jewell at 66 2 3, Turkio 30 1 3 as Missouri Valley teams compete. Minnesota posts 73 to Iowa State 49 in track. Rockhurst wins 11s and Ottawa 6s in golf. Omaha defeats William Jewell 11 to 3 in baseball.
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William Jewell
Turkio
Minnesota
Iowa State
Rockhurst
Ottawa
Omaha
Four and Twenty Leads Derby Trial at Churchill Downs
Four and Twenty owned by Alberta Ranches of Max Bell and Frank McMahon is the 8-5 favorite in the $15,000-added Derby Trial Stakes at Churchill Downs. Ten 3-year-olds contest the one mile race, with Johnny Longden aboard the bay colt trained by his son Vance. Tim Tam won the Trial Stakes three years ago before the Derby title.
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Louisville, Ky
Alberta Ranches, Ltd
Max Bell
Frank McMahon
Churchill Downs
Johnny Longden
Vance
Calumet Farm
Tim Tam
Tijuana
Mexico
Lala Guer- Twenty
Fight Results from Dallas Muskegon Chicago and New York
Kenny Lane of Muskegon defeats Rip Randall of Tyler 10 in Dallas. Allen Thomas of Chicago defeats Clarence Riley of Detroit 10 in Chicago. Billy Pickett of White Plains defeats Johnny Morris of Pittsburgh 10 in New York.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Tex
Kenny Lane
Muskegon
Mich
Rip Randall
Tyler
Chicago
Allen Thomas
Clarence Riley
Detroit
New York
Billy Pickett
White Plains
N.Y
Johnny Morris
Pittsburgh
Jensen's Had It Quits Boston Club
Outfielder Jackie Jensen of the Boston Red Sox says he is quitting baseball after a poor 1961 comeback showing. His wife Zoe Ann Olsen vows to persuade him to rejoin, while manager Mike Higgins awaits Jensen's contact. Jensen hit .130 in 12 games and 46 at bats, far from his .281 career average.
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Jackie Jensen
Boston Red Sox
Zoe Ann Olsen
Jensen
Cleveland
Ensign Ritchie
Ogden Standard Examiner
Ritchie
Reno
Red Sox
Mike Higgins
Kansas City
Higgins
Jackie
Crystal Bay
Nev
Boston
Boxing Briefs Honor Moore and Johnson as Boxers of the Month
Providence AP reports champion Davey Moore and Harold Johnson being named boxer of the month by the NBA Ratings Committee for April rankings. Paul Pender is noted as top challenger though not NBA champion, while Gene Fullmer is listed as NBA titleholder. In Philadelphia the Harold Johnson manager expressed hope for a heavyweight title pursuit.
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Davey Moore
Harold Johnson
National Boxing Association
Tony Petronella
NBA Ratings Committee
Paul Pender
Brookline
Mass
Europe
NBA
Gene Fullmer
Pender
Carmen Basilio
Horse Driver Hurt At Maywood Park
Bill Black, a 34 year old harness horse driver from Eureka Kansas, suffered a broken collar bone and back injuries while warming up a horse between races at Maywood Park. He was treated at Elmhurst Hospital.
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Chicago
Bill Black
Eureka
Kan
Maywood Park
Elmhurst Hospital
Patterson Eyes Potential Fight With Na tional Light Heavyweight Champion
Floyd Patterson could meet the National Boxing Association light heavyweight champion in a title bout next fall promoter Herman Taylor wired a $250,000 guarantee bid to Cus D Amato for a 15 round heavyweight title fight. Johnson Patterson clash discussed as an alternative with Olivieri open to paying more to lure Patterson. The proposal targets Labor Day period at Philadelphia Stadium or Franklin Field.
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National Boxing Association
Pat Olivieri
Olivieri
Herman Taylor
Cus d’Amato
Patterson
Taylor
Philadelphia Stadium
Franklin Field
Baseball Scores and Standings Across Leagues
American League Minnesota defeated Chicago 6 to 5 while New York at Washington was rained out. Tuesday features Detroit at Washington and Chicago at Cleveland with several post ponements. National League shows San Francisco 10 6 and Pittsburgh 9 6 leading, Cincinnati 7 10 and Philadelphia 6 10 trailing.
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Chicago
New York
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Boston
Kansas City
National League
G.B
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Acace
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Grade School Track Meet Returns To Chanute Royster Stadium
About 600 Chanute elementary students will compete in the Grade School Track Meet at Royster Stadium tomorrow afternoon. Lions Club ribbons await the top five in each event as fourth to sixth graders run dashes, relays, jumps, and pitches, with Alcott primary grades also hosting a separate meet.
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Royster Stadium
Blue Comets
Iola
Yates
Lola
Juco Black Panthers
Coffeyville
Royster Junior High
Fredonia
Blue Comet
Iola Junior High
Royster
Chanute Jace
Hutchinson Relays
Pittsburg
Chanute Lions Club
Chanute Jaco
Alcott
League slate moves through Chanute Tribune pages
The Mineral Belt, Crawford County and Southeast Kansas leagues shift schedules across the week. The Chanute Tribune notes league activities spanning Wednesday through Saturday with May 2 1961 as a reference point.
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Mineral Belt
Chanute Tribune
Crawford County
Coffeyville Junior College Considers Cutting Sports Scholarships
A Coffeyville sports editor warns drastic reductions in football basketball and track scholarships could harm the program. The editor cites Chanute examples and notes enrollment shifts during World War II and Korea, arguing current local taxes and smaller racos shape decisions.
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Coffeyville Junior College
Coffeyville
Ravens
Chanute
Korea
Area coaching shifts reshuffle Kansas prep teams
A string of changes hits Kansas prep sports with Harold Rains moving from Fort Scott to Pittsburg as football and track coach, Fort Scott’s Bill Mosley becoming head coach, Carroll Cobble new Iola coach, Jim Lininger leaving to Wichita Heights, Len Farrell of St. Marys taking over Southeast Rural near Cherokee football, and others including Frank Crespino at St. Marys and Edward Hawkins stepping to Humboldt basketball. Six Humboldt high players receive light suspensions for a church league incident, with ineligibility affecting their track and next basketball game.
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Harold Rains
Fort Scott
Pittsburg
Bill Mosley
Carroll Cobble
Altamont
Erie High School
Iola
Jim Lininger
Wichita Heights
Len Farrell
St. Mary's
New Southeast
Cherokee
Frank Crespino
el Dorado Springs
Gary Thesing
St. Patrick's
Parsons
Edward Hawkins
Frank Hemphill
Humboldt
Humboldt High School
State
El Dorado Stage Coach Seeks Horses for Centennial
El Dorado Kansas ready to run a specially-built stage coach for a centennial event May 29 to June 4. A driver is hired and riders line up, but the centennial committee still seeks suitable horses to pull the coach and operate a postal delivery service during the celebration.
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EL Dorado, Kan
el Dorado
Ballyhoo
Macbeth Nominated for Top TV Award in Emmy Race
Shakespeare's Macbeth leads the Emmy nominations with five first place nods. President Kennedy, Winston Churchill, Bob Hope and Huckleberry Hound are also mentioned among nominees. Winners announced May 16 in Hollywood telecast. Russell Cave in Alabama identified as oldest known home of primitive man in the Southeast.
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William Shakespeare
Russell
Alabama
United States
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