White Sox Return to First with Home Win
The Chicago White Sox, unbeaten at Comiskey Park, beat Boston 11-6 to reclaim first place with seven straight home wins. Kansas City defeated Baltimore 4-2, dropping the Orioles from the top spot in a tight AL race.
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100 Players Placed On Teener Teams
Nearly 100 players were placed on Teener League teams after a meeting of league managers at the American Legion clubroom. Applications total 39 in the senior division and 56 in the junior division, with plans to reach 15 players per team by June 1.
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Rosi to Meet Perkins in Chicago Stadium 10 Round Bout
Paolo Rosi the Italian light welter seeks another title shot in a 10 round clash with Eddie Perkins at Chicago Stadium tonight. The NY fighter has lost once since 1957 and enters as favorite to stop Perkins with ABC telecast. Perkins brings 12 wins in 18 bouts.
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Boxing Results Roundup From AP Reports
The Associated Press lists several welterweight bouts with knockouts and decisions. Alejandro Lavorante knocked out Jake Williams in Los Angeles, Del Flanagan defeated Wilfie Greaves in St Paul, Joey Lopes outpointed Hilario Morales in Sacramento, Freddie Little stopped Mel Collins in Bogalusa, and Ted Doncaster stopped Eddy Henderson in Sackville.
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Advertising Is Your Guide to Safe Buying
Ad copy emphasizes safe purchasing choices and consumer guidance encouraging informed, cautious decisions when shopping. It promotes researching products, comparing prices, and reading labels to avoid scams and faulty items.
Women Bowlers Heading to Denver for National Tournament
Three Chanute Woman's Bowling Assn. teams with 16 members depart Friday for the Belleview Bowl in Denver to compete in the Woman's National Bowling Tournament running April 20 to May 25. Chanute entrants include Melba Pitman Alma Mayer Grace Powell Irene Gates Jewell Green Marie Hudson and others from Sportsman's Bowl Bank of Commerce and Skinney Electric. The event features over 3 000 teams in five divisions with doubles and singles in open competition.
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Midwestern bowlers lead but doubles tops for Audria Lee and Lynn Gerter
Midwestern bowlers dominate most events while Audria Lee and Lynn Gerter of Colorado Springs pace the doubles with 1 184. Martha Haines leads singles with 643, Al vanell Hill tops all events at 1 807, Council Bluffs Broadway Bowl leads Division I with 2 755 and Salina All Star Restaurant Division II at 2 476. Mike Souchak trails by 11 strokes but plans another try joined by 62 other pros.
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Sam Snead Opens 13th Sam Snead Festival Host Event
Sam Snead starts the 13th annual tournament at White Sulphur Springs where he has been pro for 24 years. He has won four of the first nine, finished second three times, and claimed the Sam Snead Festival after sponsors renamed the event. Last year he shot 59 and 63 in rounds three and four to finish 21 strokes under par.
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Methodists and Humboldt Win in Church Softball Action
The Methodists crushed Stark 9-3 and Humboldt overwhelmed the Christians 13-5. Brundage and Vanderford homered for the winners and losers respectively as Humboldt exploded for nine runs in the second inning after Stark led 3-0. Perez and Cleaver won for Humboldt, while Stevens and Uden took the losses. EUB No. 1 faces First Baptist and Lutherans meet Lavenburg next.
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Frank Howards Grand Slammer Wins for Bums
Dodgers star Frank Howard slugged a grand slam off Bob Buhl as Milwaukee fell 6 4. It capped Howard's third major league homer and sparked a five run eighth inning rally. Larry Sherry earned the win in relief with his fourth straight decision.
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Phillies Manager Fined for Crosley Field Free-for-all
Gene Mauch the energetic manager of the Philadelphia Phillies was fined 100 and reprimanded for his role in last Sunday's brawl with Cincinnati in Crosley Field. The National League president Warren Giles notified Mauch of the discipline shortly before a rain delay postponed the Phillies game with St Louis. Mauch was the only principal fined.
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Springfield gains 29 672 residents since 1950
Springfield, Missouri adds 29 672 people since 1950 boosting population 66 731 to 96 403 a 44 5 percent rise. Civic boosters aim for 100 000 as signs of growth persist at the city limits since 1957.
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Baseball Scores and Game Results Across Cities
Baseball scores show San Francisco 9 Cincinnati 3 and Pittsburgh 11 Chicago 6. Los Angeles 6 Milwaukee 4 with St. Louis at Philadelphia postponed by rain. Wednesday schedule lists SF at Milwaukee N St Louis at Pittsburgh N LA at Cincinnati N Chicago at Philadelphia N. Thursday slate SF at Milwaukee N.
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Concession Bids Sought for Toronto State Park
The State of Kansas invites sealed proposals to develop and operate concession facilities at Toronto State Park Woodson County. Bids due 2 p.m. June 12 1960. Plans drawings and specs available from the Director of Purchases and State Park and Resources Authority.
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Score Updates From Baseball Circuits
Baseball scores across leagues include Kansas City 4 Baltimore 2 and New York 6 Cleveland 7 in major leagues, plus Chicago 11 Boston 6, Detroit 3 Washington 1, and Baltimore at Kansas City with other matchups. Minor leagues list Buffalo 11 Rochester 2, Toronto 2 Montreal 0, Havana 3 Columbus 2, and more with several rainouts and postponed games.
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