Athletics Nip Baltimore 5-4 as Dickson homers late
Kansas City beat Baltimore 5-4 in 10 innings on Murry Dickson’s homer. The Yankees and Red Sox had no games on Memorial Day eve while Bob Turley chased his eighth win. Milwuakee beat Chicago 4-3 with Ed Mathews homering. Carl Erskine pitched Los Angeles past Philadelphia 2-1.
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Associated Press
Casey
the Seven Dwarfs
New York Yankees
Yanks
Boston
Kansas City
Baltimore
Murry Dickson
Yankees
New Coaches Produce New Harmony Behind Braves Bench
Milwaukee Braves under Fred Haney shuffle coaches after last season’s World Series title. Connie Ryan Johnny Riddle and Charlie Root were ousted, bullpen coach Bob Keely resigned this spring. New aides Billy Herman John Fitzpatrick Whitlow Wyatt and George Susce join Haney’s staff.
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Milwaukee
Fred Haney
Milwaukee Braves
Haney
Fred
Braves
Yankees
Connie Ryan
Johnny Riddle
Charlie Root
Bob Keely
Billy Herman
John Fitzpatrick
Pittsburgh
Whitlow Wyatt
George Susce
Duke Snider Seeks Answers On Troubled Knee
Duke Snider visited a New York physician to learn why his left knee, surgically treated last November, remains inflamed and unresponsive. The Los Angeles slugger has not started since last Sunday and expects a quick return, though the doctor warned ongoing inflammation.
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Philadelphia
Duke Snider
New York
Los Angeles
Snider
Baseball Briefs From American and National Leagues
American League standings list New York and Boston atop divisions with Cleveland Chicago Baltimore and Washington in pursuit. Monday results include Kansas City 5 Baltimore 4 in 10 innings and only game scheduled Wednesday show Baltimore Cleveland Washington Chicago and New York Kansas City games. National League results feature Los Angeles Philadelphia Milwaukee Chicago Cincinnati St Louis with LA 2 Philadelphia and Milwaukee 4 Chicago 3 and other matches. Minor American Association results include Charleston Wichita St Paul Denver Minneapolis Indianapolis Louisville.
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New York
Boston
Kansas City
Cleveland
Chicago
Baltimore
TGWVO
Washington
Detroit
W. L. Pet
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
St. ‘Louis
Los Angeles
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Charleston
Wichita
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Denver
Omaha
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Louisville
No More '58 Bouts For Sugar Ray
Sugar Ray Robinson says he will not fight again this year due to tax costs. He spoke after supporting sparring partner Otis Woodard, who beat Eddie Andrews by TKO in the fifth round at St Nicholas Arena.
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New York
Sugar Ray Robinson
Ray
Robinson
Otis Woodard
Eddie Andrews
Lowell
Mass
St. Nicholas Arena
Andrews
Rocky Graziano
Woodard
Boxing results from three cities headline events
In San Francisco Archie Moore 196 outpointed Charley Norkus 193 in a non title bout. In Dallas Kenny Lane 139 knocked out Davey Dupas 137 in six rounds. In New York Otis Woodard 160 stopped Eddie Andrews 15942 in five rounds.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Archie Moore
San Diego
Charley Norkus
Port Wasington
N. Y
Dallas
Kenny Lane
Muskegon
Mich
Davey Dupas
New Orleans
New York
Otis Woodard
Eddie Andrews
Lowell
Mass
Erskine Delivers Two-Hit Complete Game For Dodgers
Dodgers right hander Carl Erskine wins his second complete game in a week with a 2 1 victory over Philadelphia to halt Robin Roberts’ streak. Don Zimmer drives in both runs with a two run double in the fourth as Chicago and Baltimore also post wins.
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Associated Press
Carl Erskine
Dodger
Happy Hoosier
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Los Angeles Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Milwaukee
Kansas City Athletics
Baltimore
Erskine
Robin Roberts
Dodgers
Don Zimmer
Don McMahon
Braves
Ed Mathews
Lew Burdette
Burdette
McMahon
Frank Torre
Mathews
Billy Bruton
Moe Drabowsky
EUB Wins Slugfest In Church League Softball
EUB outslugged Lutherans 23 to 21 in a high scoring Church League game marked by five homers. Bud LeRoy hit a seventh inning homer to break a 21-21 tie as Fred Sinclair went deep for Lutherans and Don Briley plus Merv Snowden hit two for EUB. Winning battery was Max Grogan Laurel Watts and Bud LeRoy. Losing battery was Ronnie Burghart and Wally Rader. In the nightcap First Baptists edged High Prairie 7-6 after a late rally. Junior Hall fanned 11 with Earl Grogan catching. High Prairie battery was Gary McKenzie Jim Jerome and Ken Jerome. Box scores shown.
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Lutherans
Bud LeRoy
Fred Sinclair
Don Briley
Merv Snowden
Max Grogan
Laurel Watts
Ronnie Burghart
Wally Rader
First Baptists
High Prairie
Junior Hall
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Baptists
Earl Grogan
Gary McKenzie
Jim Jerome
Ken Jerome
R H Lutherans
Duster Uproar Sparks Study By National League
Cincinnati AP reports renewed uproar over the pitching grip known as the duster has prompted a quiet study by National League officials and unnamed researchers as executives weigh legality and impact on the game.
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National
Ies
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Dodgers edge Phillies in 2-1 pitching duel
Carl Erskine limited the Phillies to two singles over seven plus innings before a one-hit effort into the eighth as the Dodgers won 2-1. Ed Mathews sparked the Braves in a 4-3 win over the Cubs with a fourth-inning three-run homer and a solo shot later. League figures from the University of Southern California to Pittsburgh’s Pirates join in a brawl complaint after track titles.
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Dodgers
Phillies
Ed Mathews
Braves
Hbase
Frank Torre
Cubs
Darren Wiles
Joe L. Brown
University of Southern Cali
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Fornia
Pitchers and beanball rule discussed by Giles
Giles talked with Brown and said he may seek changes to the deliberate pitching rule after consultations with more baseball officials. The issue centers on deliberate near hits known as Duster pitching and the potential for ejecting repeat offenders.
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Giants
Giles
Brown
League
Baseball Rules Committee
Ford Frick
American League
Will Harridge
Baseball ‘Rules Committee
Little League Pilots Meet Tonight for Season Plans
Little League managers and representatives will gather at 7 30 p m today at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Club Rooms to finalize plans for the season. O K James secretary said schedules will be announced.
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Little League
Veterans of Foreign Wars
O. K. James
Defending Champ Out Defending Champ Out
Dick Hoover of Akron loses in the American Bowling Congress Masters finals to Ray Bala of Windsor Ontario 756 to 752. Hoover had earlier been defeated by Al Kaelin of Louisville, as Kaelin and Joe Van Winkle remain undefeated after the third round. Tony Lindemann set a Masters scoring record with a 1021 series.
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N. Y
Dick Hoover
Akron
Ohio
Hoover
Ray Bala
Windsor
Ont
Buckeye Star
al Kaelin
Louisville
Cy Speck
Little Rock
Ark
Bob Bernard
Long Beach
Calif
Bala
Tom Hennessey
Pat Petterson
Buzz Fazio
Woody Hulsey
St. Louis
Lou Frantz
Kaelin
Joe Joseph
Lansing
Mich
Joe van Winkle
Miami
Fla
van Winkle
Tony Lindemann
Detroit
Moore Dominates Norkus in 10 Rounds in San Francisco
Light heavyweight champion Archie Moore, at 40, beat Charley Norkus in 10 rounds and plans a campaign for another title shot. Norkus suffered a bloody nose as Moore dominated with a steady left jab and hooks. Moore, weighing 196, eyed a possible Sacramento bout in two weeks and then a match with Eddie Machen for a $100000 guarantee, aiming to set up a Patterson rematch.
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Archie Moore
Charley Norkus
Moore
Archie
Norkus
Port Washington
N. Y
Yvon Durelle
Eddie Machen
Sacramento
Calif
Machen
Patterson
Floyd Patterson
Murry Dickson Shines In A's 5-4 Win Over Orioles
Murry Dickson pitched four hit ball from the fourth through the 10th, homered to spark Kansas City past Baltimore 5-4. He relieved Ralph Terry after a Jim Busby grand slam, earned win giving up no walks, and improved to 3-1.
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Associated Press
Murry Dickson
Dickson
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Baltimore
Merry Murry
Ralph Terry
Jim Busby
A’s
Bill Martyn
Harry Chiti
Murry
Arnold Portocarrero
St. Louis Cardinals
KU Degrees For 10 of Area
Ten Neosho County students are candidates for University of Kansas degrees at the 86th commencement in Memorial Stadium on June 2 at 7 p.m. Baccalaureate service precedes at 7:30 p.m. June 1. Speakers include Governor George Docking and Chancellor Murphy.
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University of Kansas
Memorial Stadium
George Docking
McDill Boyd
Phillipsburg
Board of Regents
Franklin D. Murphy
Edward Randolph Welles
West Missouri
Protestant Episcopal Church
Elizabeth Jane Brookhart
S. Highland
Murray Joseph Casey
S. Central
Jack Anthony Wortman
Sheila Jean Nation
S. Larson
Ronald Wayne Shaffer
Eric
Sandra Sue Sutton
N. Kansas
Suzanne Wallingford
S. Steuben
Donald Gene White
Fred J. Brandon
James Henry Powell
S. Evergreen
Waterflood Projects Tour Set for June 4 in Cowley County
The Kansas-Oklahoma Waterflood Association announces its annual spring tour of waterflood projects on June 4 in Cowley County. Four projects will be visited with assembly at 1:30 p.m. at the east edge of Rock, 14 miles north of Winfield, followed by a smorgasbord dinner.
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Kansas - Oklahoma Waterflood Assn
Cowley
Rock
Winfield
Grant to KCU for study of teachers choosing careers
The U S Office of Education will provide a 40000 dollar grant to the University of Kansas City for a two year study examining how teachers decide on their careers. The project aims to identify factors influencing career choice among educators and how training and incentives affect retention.
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U. S. Office of Education
University of Kansas City
Petroleum tour at Arkansas City Lions Club grounds
A group tour outlines projects from Stellar Oil Corp Cooperative Refining Assn Anderson Prichard Oil Corp and Aladdin Petroleum Corp at Lions Club picnic grounds Arkansas City. The Bureau of Mines will distribute a report on the projects and discuss operations with touring officials. Dinner and tour cost two dollars with advance reservations to J P Powell Bureau of Mines Bartlesville by 10 am next Monday.
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Lions Club
Arkansas City
Stellar Oil Corp
Cooperative Refining Assn
Anderson Prichard Oil Corp
Aladdin Petroleum Corp
Bureau of Mines
J. P. Powell
Bartlesville
Degrees Granted at Pittsburg State College Commencement
More than 600 students receive spring degrees at Pittsburg State College with 32 from Chanute area. Candidates include Christine Anderson Thayer and Pauline Briggs Chanute among others earning bachelor degrees in education, home economics, elementary education, and administration. The commencement is Thursday.
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Pittsburg State College
Chanute
Christine Henrietta Anderson
Thayer
Pauline M. Briggs
Florence Rumbley Carrier
Daniel E. Coday
Stark
D. Maxine Collison
Buffalo
Kathryn Lou Cox
Humboldt
Cleora Helen Grady
Eric
Jack L. Hobbs
Feleta Ann Jackson
Marvin J. Johnson
Nancy Jane Jones
Lula May Peak Rensinger
Erie
Margaret Deloris Knetzer
Cleva M Pierce
Joseph D. Rensing
Cha
Chanute graduates list from area colleges announced
A compiled list shows graduates and degrees across fields including industrial education and elementary education. Names tied to Chanute and nearby towns appear for programs in science business administration psychology chemistry and education, highlighting local scholars such as Suzanne Berdux Wendelin and Madelyn Marie Wheat.
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Erie
Hillis R. Krokstrom Jr
Chanute
Paul Henry Schmidt
Humboldt
Charles Lesher
Orvin L. Shively
Donald Walter Donaldson
George E. Pitzer
Hepler
Leonard M. Sexton
Cardinal Stritch Dies in Rome
Samuel Cardinal Stritch, 70, archbishop of Chicago, died in Rome after circulatory illness. His body lies in state at the Pontifical College for Americans, then to St Ignatius Church before a Thursday funeral Mass and flight to Chicago for burial.
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Samuel Cardinal Stritch
Pontifical College
Chicago
Sanatrix Clinic
Pius XII
St. Ignatius Church
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