A's sweep doubleheader to extend home stand
Kansas City Athletics beat the California Angels 7-1 and 7-4 to cap an 84 home-game stretch, moving into a seventh place tie with Washington. Jim Hunter pitched a four hitter with 10 strikeouts in the opener, while Paul Lindblad earned the second-game victory in relief.
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Catfish) Hunter
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Roland Sheldon
Ralph Terry
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Tulsa
Groat
White
Bob Gibson
Memphis State Eyes Admission to Missouri Valley Conference
Memphis State is expected to join the Missouri Valley at today's spring meeting. Memphis State president Dr. Cecil C. Humphreys and league officials held mid-day press conferences. The Tigers would join Tulsa Cincinnati Louisville Drake Wichita St Louis North Texas and Bradley in the Valley, with football eligibility unlikely before 1968.
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Tigers
Tulsa
Cincinnati
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Memorial Stadium
Mid-South Coliseum
Louisville
Freedom Hall
Drake
St. Louis
North Texas
Bradley
Area Dams Conditions Normal Report
The report lists dam conditions and river data with water levels and discharge figures. John Redmond and Fall River are noted, with recorded pool levels around 1,036 feet and discharge near 7 cfs. Details reference multiple locations and abbreviations without full context.
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Toronto
Fall River
Wapgins
Daveseee
State Weather Kansas City Report Summary
Kansas City area weather report for the 24 hour period ending at 6 a.m. lists high and low temperatures and precipitation totals. Data reflects the 24 hour cycle and informs daily conditions.
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Kansas City
Unemployment Falls in Kansas to 1.1 Percent
The Kansas Employment Security Division reports unemployment among claimants fell to 1.1 percent for the week ending May 14. This compares with 1.2 percent the prior week and 1.9 percent a year ago.
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Topeka
Advertising Is Your Guide to Safe Buying
An ad feature explains how to compare prices and check product quality before purchasing. It urges readers to verify warranties, inspect items, and avoid deals that seem too good to be true. It highlights shopper protections and tips for avoiding scams.
Baseball Scores From Regional Minor Leagues
In the International League Toledo defeated Jacksonville 5 to 3 while Richmond topped Columbus 8 to 2. Toronto at Syracuse was postponed due to rain. Buffalo hosted Rochester with no result posted. In the Pacific Coast League Indianapolis beat Denver 9 to 5. Tacoma and Phoenix were 5 to 0. Oklahoma City won 7 to 3 over Tulsa, while Seattle edged Spokane 4 to 2. San Diego blanked Vancouver 6 to 0 and Hawaii defeated Portland 4 to 3.
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Richmond
Columbus
Toronto
Syracuse
Buffalo
Rochester
Indianapolis
Denver
Tacoma
Phoenix
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Seattle
Spokane
San Diego
Vancouver
Hawaii
Portland
College Scores Baseball Area 3 Playoff Details
In Omaha the second round results show Omaha beating Dana 6 to 0. Emporia State defeated Kansas Wesleyan 12 to 0, eliminating Wesleyan. First round saw Dana over Emporia State 5 to 3, Omaha over Kansas Wesleyan 3 to 2 in 11 innings, and Westminster 2 downed by Central Methodist 0 to 3.
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Omaha
Dana
Emporia State
Kansas Wesleyan
Wesleyan
Baseball Player Reunites With Mother After 19 Years
Ed Kirkpatrick, 21, California Angels outfielder, learned his mother was alive after 19 years of presumed death. An aunt in California traced him, leading to a reunion in Kansas City where his mother and stepfather met him and then watched him play.
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Iowa
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Williamsons
Exotic Car Test Driver Sees Hope For Beat On Fords
Exotic car test driver Big Bill Cheesbourg of Tucson believes rear-engine Fords can be beaten at the Golden Anniversary 500 mile race on May 30 in Indianapolis. He tests two unusual machines including a 1,400 horsepower turbine and a 2-liter Porsche engine dual setup, racing a 2 1/2 mile track with tire wear and groove challenges.
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Calif
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IBM Automation Training Ad Seeks Applicants
A Chanute Tribune notice invites men and women aged 18 to 49 to apply for a future industry training program. Short training period required. Respond to Director IBM Automation, Box 113, with name address age and phone number.
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IBM Automation
Chanute Tribune
Fight Results From Arenzzo Event
In Arezzo Italy Willy Qua tor representing Germany defeated Piero Brandi by knockout. In New Orleans Joe Dorsey stopped Johnny Featherman. In Mesa Percy Pugh outpointed Sugar Cliff with Nassau Bahamas listed as the locale.
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Italy
Willy Quator
Germany
Piero Brandi
New Orleans
Joe Dorsey
Johnny Featherman
Mesa, Ariz
Percy Pugh
Sugar Cliff
Nassau
Bahamas
Kansas Women's Golf Lead Tied in Champions Tournament
Mary Reuter of Olathe and Dorothy Graham of El Dorado shared a four stroke lead entering the final round of the Kansas Women's Golf Association Tournament of Champions after shooting 79s at Quivira. Teammates tied at 83 included Tillie Becker of Topeka and Nancy Boozer of Lawrence. Other top scores were Jill Rover 84 Evelyn Grisbey 85 Elaine Brady 86 Lila Adamson 88 Marge Allen 89 Amy Drennon 89.
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Topeka
Nancy Boozer
Lawrence
Jill Rover
Abilene
Evelyn Grisbey
Coffeyville
Elaine Brady
Lila Adamson
Wichita
Marge Allen
Chanute
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Lakin
Typing help sought by teens in 1940s ad
Two youths advertise typing work offering reliable, steady summer employment. Bobbie Montgomery 16 at 1313 West 4th calls HE 1 0334. Naomi Be cannon 17 at RR Buffalo lists 537-2127.
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West
Naomi Becannon
RR Buffalo
Steven Pruitt
West Ash
Classified Advertising Rates In Newspaper
The notice outlines per word rates for one day and multiple consecutive days with a 10 word minimum and a 10 percent cash discount for ads. It notes same day start, submission before 10 am and 9 am on Saturdays for blind ads, with additional 25 cent out of territory charges.
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