Nashington Nats Rally For 3 4 Win Over Cleveland
Washington nats beat Cleveland 4 to 3 as Dean Stone earned his fourth win while Lemon struggled, lifting Washington into the series lead. Cleveland's offense faltered with key sluggers out, scoring only in a two run homer by Larry Doby.
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Carl Lundquist
United Press
al Rose
Bobby Avila
Wonder
Cleveland
Avila
Rosen
K Wertz
Bill
Sam Dente
Hank Maski
Scrappy Avila
Wertz
Senators
Serieshursday
Dean Stone
Washam
Bolton
Lemon
Washington
Nats
Larry Doby Omer
Young Stone
Philadelphia
Man
Santee Aims to Break Mile Record Against Barthel
Wes Santee and Josy Barthel clash in Los Angeles on Friday night as Santee seeks to break the four minute mile barrier. The American record holder hopes favorable weather and a fast track help him surpass 3:59.4 while facing Luxembourg’s Barthel, with Santee leaving for Quantico after the race. Sture Landqvist and Bjorn Bogerud of Oklahoma A&M join the field.
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Los Angeles
Wes Santee
Josy Barthel
Luxembourg
Kansan
Bannister
Santee
Compton
Roger Bannister
Barthel
Quantico
Marines
Sture Landqvist
Bjorn Bogerud
Oklahoma A&m
Schoolboy Tops In Anson Golf Tourney
Anson June 11 Charles Coody Stamford high school senior shot a two over par 74 to take medalist honors in the Anson Invitation Golf tournament. Coody was co medalist last year with Charles Baden of Stamford. Russell Crownover of Abilene won the 1953 event but was not entered this time. A total of 123 golfers qualified for the match play which got underway Friday. The tournament ends Sunday.
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Anson
Charles Coody
Stamford
Coody
Charles Baden
Russell Crownover
Abilene
Red Sox Narrow Tigers Lead To Half Game
In a three-game slate, the Cardinals beat the Giants 15-5, the Red Sox defeated the Tigers 9-5, and the Yankees routed the Chisox 20-8. Frith pitched a two hitter for the Giants winless Meek and Mashburn shared pitching duties for New York as the Cardinals moved within one game of the Giants.
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Cardinals
Giants
Red Sox
Tigers
Yankees
Chisox
Hugh Frith
Frith
Meek
Mashburn
Gary Raney
Don Collyer
Collyer
David Seal
Seal
Dean Philpott
Mike Blake
Mick
Lane
Weatherby
Ronald Sims
Sims
Dewayne Bradford
Short
Dan Mitchell
Sox
RHE Giants
Lp—Meek
Raney
LP — Seal
LP — Sims
Arizona Meets Michigan State In Playoffs
Arizona and Michigan State delivered the standout first day in Omaha as MSU catcher Tom Yewcic belted a grand slam and Ed Hobaugh fanned 10 in a 16 to 5 MSU win over Massachusetts. Arizona’s Carl Thomas dominated Oregon with 10 strikeouts in a 12 to 1 victory as he batted in seven runs.
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Massachusetts
Oregon
Lafayette
Oklahoma A&m
Michigan State
Tom Yewcic
Ed Hobaugh
Spartans
John Matsock
John Risch
Bob McHardy
Rollins College
Jim Woolard
Aggies
Aggie
J. B. White
McHardy
Missouri
Emil Kammer
Tigers
Lafayette College
Howie Fredericks
Arizona
Carl Thomas
Bolt Sets Pace In First Round Of Golf Meet
Tempestuous Tommy Bolt of Houston fired a five under par 65 to lead the Virginia Beach Open after the opening round, with Palmer Lawrence Shelley Mayfield Leo Biagetti and Gardner Dicken son Jr. tied for second at 65 and several others at 66 or 67. Tom Strange led the amateurs with a 66.
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Virginia Beach
Tommy Bolt
Houston
Bolt
Palmer Lawrence
Arlington
Tex
Shelley Mayfield
Chicopee
Mass
Leo Biagetti
Sandusky
Ohio
Gardner Dickenson Jr
Charlotte
N.C
Bob Inman
Tulsa
Fort Worth Climbs in Texas League Race Behind Aggressive Wins
Fort Worth beat Beaumont 7 to 5 to extend their winning streak to five and close within a half game of San Antonio. Oklahoma City topped the Missions 9 to 3, keeping the race tight as Shreveport and Tulsa also won to improve position. Cash hit a grand slam for Oklahoma City, while Fort Worth’s Al Ronning and Mike Lemish contributed key hits and pitching support.
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Fort Worth
Oklahoma City
Shreveport
San Antonio
Cats
Beaumont
Missions
Oklahoma City Indians
Dallas
Tulsa
Houston
Oilers
Vicente Amor
Indians
Mission
Charlie Locke
Cash
Frank Kellert
Witty Quintana
Mike Lemish
Exporters
Mel Waters
al Ronning
Spencer
Don Spencer
Fred Martin
Arnie Atkins
Willie Brown
Jim Ackeret
Mike Lutz
Buffs
ABRH
Pet
Avila
Cleve
Shreveport Rosen
Minoso
Chi
House
Det
Busby
Wash
Musial
Sauer
Cubs
Mays
Giants
Hodges
Dodgers
Kluszewski
Reds
Rosen
Cards
White Sox
Jablonski
Enis
Phillies
Moon
Cardinals
Schoendienst
Ashburn
Minoso White Sox
Hamner
Snider
Keegan
Reynolds Yankees
Consuegra
Antonelli
Fowler
Grissom
Friday Schedule and Thursday Results in the American League
The schedule lists Detroit at Philadelphia in a twilight doubleheader with pitchers Weik and Gromek for Detroit and Portocarero and Fricano for Philadelphia. Chicago visits New York, Cleveland at Boston, Baltimore at Washington for night games. Thursday results include Cincinnati 6 Pittsburgh 0 and Philadelphia 6 Chicago 0 among others. An irrelevant stat notes U.S. auto makers have built over 116000000 motor vehicles since 1900.
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Ager
Paul Richards
Yankees
Detroit
Mickey Mantle
Bobby Brown
Yogi Berra
Gene Conley
Brooklyn
Giants
Cardinals
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Chicago
Ruben Gomez
Willie Mays
Hank Aaron
Bill Bruton
Conley
Weik
Gromek
Portocarrero
Fricano
Harshman
New York
Reynolds
Cleveland
Houtteman
Boston
Nixon
Baltimore
Chakales
Washington
Schmitz
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Lees
Fowler
Simmons
Burdette
Hearn
Knppstein
Law
St Louis
Presko
Sasvneeerene
Grand Rapids records 20 years no child school-traffic fatalities
GRAND RAPIDS Michigan the states second largest city with a population over 1 640 000 has not recorded a fatal traffic accident involving a child going to or from school in the last twenty years This safety milestone was reported as part of a city statistics briefing.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Michigan
McCann’s Weekly Global Balance Sheet of Wars
Charles M. McCann reviews recent developments in global tensions. Britain moves toward Southeast Asia talks with the US after Geneva. Gruenther warns of Soviet defeat if attacked this year, with stronger Allied forces in Europe. Geneva talks aim to free 83 Americans in Red China, while Indo China policy stirs French politics. Guatemala faces subversion accusations. Bogotá sees deadly clashes linked to Communist influence. Rhee urges a march northward in Korea, risking U.S. entanglement.
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Charles M. McCann
United Press
Great Britain
United States
Southeast Asia
Indo-China
Korea
Alfred M. Gruenther
Europe
London
Soviet Union
Western
Gurenther
Iraq
Geneva
Red China
China
Joseph Laniel
Dien Bien Phu
Hanoi
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Chou En-Lai
Bogota
Colombia
Mexico
Confederation of Mexican Workers
Syngman Rhee
Republic of Korea
Rhee
North Korea
Shelton Seeks New High Jump Record
Shelton aims to set a fresh high jump mark at the upcoming event. The effort centers on achieving a standout clearance and breaking the existing school record, energizing teammates and supporters.
Shelton Seeks NCAA High Jump Record at Michigan Meet
Ann Arbor reports Ernie Shelton of Southern California leads a 375-strong field in the NCAA track championships at the University of Michigan seeking to clear seven feet in the high jump. He cleared 6 feet 10 1/2 inches last week, just under the NCAA mark. USC is favored to win its sixth straight team title, likely scoring 80 plus points, with Illinois the runner-up candidate.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Ernie Shelton
Southern California
University of Michigan
Shelton
Les Steers
Oregon
Dean Smith
Texas
Willie Wiliams
Charley Thomas
Trojans
Ilinois
Locals West Texas social notes and travel departures
Mr and Mrs Clinton Yount and children left for Bakersfield California after a two week visit. Mr and Mrs Chester Fires of Wellington visited in Childress. James A Harris and family from Dumas visited. Bill Leslie and June of Vega visit Jimmie Leslie family. Mr and Mrs Albert Coyle and family visited friends yesterday. Mrs W S Cooksey left for San Antonio for a grandson s wedding. Mr and Mrs Ben Saied leave for Oklahoma City for a 50th wedding anniversary. Remaining Saied family travel to Oklahoma City tomorrow.
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Clinton Yount
Bakersfield
Calif
Chester Fires
Wellington
Childress
Dumas
James A. Harris
Bill Leslie
June
Vega
Jimmie Leslie
Albert Coyle
W. S. Cooksey
San Antonio
Ben Saied
Oklahoma City
Okla
Oscar Saied
Alex Saied
George Saied
Najla Saied
Rhee Sees Communist Strategy as Useless for North Korea Unification
Rhee argues that North Korea's regime is acting covertly while draining resources month by month, claiming the country is becoming more Chinese. He predicts a nationwide plebiscite across Korea before a new national assembly is elected from both north and south, a move not in Pyun Yung Tai’s Geneva proposal.
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North Korea
Free World
Rhee
Korea
Pyun Yung Tai
Geneva
High School Maple Sugar Project In Orford
Orford New Hampshire high school students in the Future Farmers of America built a sugar house costing 120 dollars and hung 180 sap buckets. They aim to produce at least 40 gallons of maple syrup this season. Canada produces about 90 percent of the free world's nickel.
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Orford, N. H
Future Farmers of America
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