Giants rally past Cardinals as Cepeda stars in win
San Francisco edges St Louis 3-1 as Felipe Alou and Ed Bailey drive key hits. Marichal allowed two runs and struck out five in a 9 inning complete game securing the win. Musial 41 and Cepeda homer spark the Phillies in a 6-4 victory over Cincinnati.
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Dick Far
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Meron
Willit Ranen
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Dor Cardwell
Ron Perranoski
Altman
Bob Anderson
Indians Acquire Donovan Tasby Triumph over Twins as Paul Tees Up Trades
Cleveland, led by GM Gabe Paul executing key deals, beat Minnesota 6 3 behind Dick Donovan and Willie Tasby. Kaline drove in four for Detroit in a 10 1 win over the Angels. Yankees lead AL. several games postponed by rain. Donovan improved to 5 0 after bases loaded single and Tasby RBI clincher.
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George Banks
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Phil Regan
Tigers
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Angels
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Eli Grba
Judge George Templar Presides In First Session
Kansas new U S district judge George Templar of Arkansas City presided over his first court session in Topeka. It marks the first time three federal judges serve in the state and the first Topeka office since 1945, with Templar moving into a newly furnished federal building office.
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Kansas
U.S
George Templar
Arkansas City
Templar
Casey, New Hurlers Get Acquainted Fast
Chicago AP Casey Stengel greets new pitchers Mizell and Miller as the Cubs face the Mets in the opening of a three game series at Wrigley Field. Stengel comments on training and the ambitious pitching plan while reporters fill the visiting dugout.
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St. Patrick’s Junior High wins big at Humboldt
St. Patrick’s of Chanute blasted St. Joseph’s 28 to 2 in five innings. Pete Padilla went 5 for 5 with a triple, Augustine Campuzano 4 for 4 with three homers, Andy Weggint two homers, and De La Torre 3 for 3 with two homers. Padilla earned the win on the mound with catcher Tommy Van Leeuwen. The Irish improve to 2-0 with a return game against Piqua at Chanute next week.
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St. Pat's
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Augustine Campuzano
Andy Weggint
Robert de la Torre
Padilla
Tommy van Leeuwen
Tribe Good Houk Sees Indians as Strong Contenders
New York Yankees manager Ralph Houk praised the Cleveland Indians as top contenders for the season. He highlighted outfielders Ty Cline and Al Lopez in the Indians lineup and noted their solid infield and catcher John Romano. Houk also praised pitcher Willie Kirkland and warned Lopez, in his view, underestimating the Indians after Cleveland beat Minnesota 6-3 to sit one game behind the Yankees.
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New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Hoal
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al Luplow
John Romano
Willie Kirkland
Hoak
al Lopez
Chicago White Sox
Detroit Tigers
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Indians
White Sox
Tribe
Minnesota Twins
Records Smashed By Young Thinclads At Chanute Meet
More than 100 participants in the second annual Chanute elementary track meet for fifth and sixth graders produced 11 new records and one tie. Lincoln and Hutton dominated, led by Phillip Steeves and Randall Wells in multiple events. events covered high jump, sprints, distance, hurdles, pole vault, shot put, and relays across both grades.
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Phillip Steeves
Lincoln
Randall Wells
Hutton
Murray Hill
Alcott
Mandal! Wells
Jay Holbert
Mark, Dixon
Dale Whitworth
Ward Barnett
Charles Henshall
Don Erickson
Phillip Gray
Twn Jordan
Brad Kiddoe
Bill Carter
Jim Keller
Gary Bonney
Bill Kennedy
David Benson
Mike Goss
Rocky Carter
Don’ Erickson
Tom Pugh
Cecil McNamara
Steven Collins
Steven Storck
Mark Childers
Cecil McNamerea
Jay Holmert
Greag Allen
Steve Beiley
Ricky Wilson
Johnny Cole
Larry Curis
Richard Solf
Randall Hutchison
Lonnie McKellips
Dick Helton
Rex Babcock
Pat Wilson
Mike Wilson
Larry Curls
Steven Ranz
Greg Mitchell
Gary Herron
Jeff Leverenz
Tommy Pugh
Larry Ven Winkle
Ricky Greag
Dawson
Greg Barnard
Tommy Cloke
Jay Lewis
Jim Benson
Gregg Barnard
Virgil Hughes
Rick Gregg
Never Barnett
Newton votes down $350000 library bond
With 2 860 of 7 200 registered voters casting ballots Newton rejected the proposed $350 000 library bond by 1 592 to 1 268 in a turnout typical of a special bond election.
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Meeting for boat owners at Santa Fe park shelter house
Attention boat owners gather at the south shelter house in Santa Fe park on Wednesday May 8 am to plan a Grand Lake cruise. Rugged note lists officials L. W. Thurman Republican probate judge John F. Young Republican and Marion Showalter Republican as county officials.
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Grand Lake
L. W. Thurman
John F. Young
Marion Showalter
Ohio ranks third in bee colonies nationwide
Sweet Ohio reports Ohio houses 285000 bee colonies ranking third in the nation and places among the ten leading states in honey production, highlighting the state’s strong apiary industry.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Chicago and New York Face Off Amid Streaks
Fragmented box score style text shows teams Chicago New York standings with hits and runs across various games. Mentions Philadelphia Cincinnati St. Louis San Francisco Milwaukee Pittsburgh and rain delays.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Houston
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
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