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A partial OCR text fragment discusses possible events and names, mentioning Palance, Stuart, and a circus. The garbled lines hint at a Wednesday May date and a national context but lack clear facts or outcomes.
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Tigers Streak Hits Eight as Patterson Delays Haircut
Dodgers fall to the Reds as Kim Maloney wins his 19th, Patterson again avoids the barber chair amid a nine game drought with four runs in an inning eluding the Dodgers. Cincinnati pushes ahead with Pavletich keying a four run sixth on a bunt and two two outs.
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Quiet Dressen Tigers Roar To SevenStraight Wins
Charlie Dressen keeps a low profile as Detroit rides a seven game win streak, beating the Los Angeles Angels 2-1. In two weeks Detroit climbs from ninth to fifth in the American League, with Whitey Ford’s 19th win helping New York. Frank Lary adds a seven hitter in a Tigers comeback.
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Speedy Scot Wins Hambletonian After Frightful Run
Speedy Scot won the Hambletonian at Du Quoin in three heats with a combined time of 5 minutes 54 seconds the fastest ever for an eight heat harness race. Florlis shocked the crowd by taking the first mile in 1:57 3-5 the fastest mile by an eight year old trotter. Speedy Scot earned 56,619 dollars for top prize and boosted career earnings to 238,710 dollars. Florlis earned 28,309 dollars for second with Elma Choir Boy and Buff Hanover taking the remaining money.
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Pitt's Telesky Likeliest Kicker for Pittsburgh Team
MEADVILLE AP reports full back John Telesky shows promise to replace injured Pete Billey as Pitt football's kicker. Coach Michelosen ran extended kicking drills at Allegheny College training, with Telesky booting most of the ball. Billey suffered a severe hand laceration keeping him out for the season.
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Imaginary Interview Probes Football League Tales
Imagined cross sport chat with NFL commissioner Pete Rozelle mocks season length, pennant rivalries, attendance, and rule tweaks. The spoof interview jokes about playoff TV rights, team shifts, end zones, livelier balls, and gambling bets, ending with a playful note that the piece may run as imagined dialogue.
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Stuart Gay age Homer Inankeeland
Dick Stuart hit a homer at Yankee Stadium as he piles up 30th and 100 RBI targets. The Red Sox slugger shines at Fenway Park and in Minnesota, with mixed defense but strong drive this season.
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Braves crush Astros as Oliver homers twice
Gene Oliver of the Braves hit a grand slam and a two run homer to power Milwaukee to a 9-1 win over Houston. Whitey Ford of the Yankees earned his 14th victory this season, becoming the American League’s top winner by limiting Boston to five hits.
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Dead Heat Nets Bettor $19,524 at Brandywine Raceway
An unidentified two dollar bettor won a twin double payoff of 19,524.60 after a dead heat in the eighth race at Brandywine Raceway. Joan Macs Sydney M and Marion Kimbells Little Gypsy nosed at the wire, with the single bettor who paired Little Gypsy with Irish Blackstone and Hernell Direct collecting the bit payoff. Sydney M backers who chose it over Little Gypsy earned 1,503.00 for 13 fans.
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Ann Chil Jock Dominates President’s Cup Flight at Corry Club
Ann Chil Jock, a housewife, surged to the President’s Cup victory as she defeated Mary Helene Williams to reach the final round. She leads toward the Corry Country Club championship, with rival Snyder Circle star Elma Custor and Lan Ruffner yet to challenge.
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