Motion For Retrial Filed By Post By DON MCKEE
The motion for a new trial was filed in U.S. District Court after Judge Lewis R. Morgan set aside parts of the case. The filing cites a woman linked to plaintiff Butts and argues evidence about her should be admitted to challenge damages and credibility. Attorneys contest the $3 million punitive damages as biased.
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U.S. District Court
Lewis R. Morgan
Curtis
Bahama Islands
Welborn B. Cody
Butts
University of Georgia
Twins Crown Doubleheader Sweep With Record Homers
The Twins thrashed Washington 14-2 and 10-1, hitting eight homers in game one to set a single game MLB mark and adding four more in game two to set consecutive game records. Harmon Killebrew led with three homers, as Detroit and Chicago also won to tighten pennant races. Gary Peters earned his 11th straight win for Chicago, while Dwight Seibler and Ken Retzer contributed key moments for Minnesota and Washington.
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Gary Peters
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Los Angeles Dodgers
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Chicago Cubs
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New York Mets
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Harmon Killebrew
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Vic Power
Jim Hall
Bernie Allen
Bob Allison
Rich Rollins
Zoilo Versalles
Leene
Ken Retzer
Dwight Seibler
Johnston and Venturi Lead Denver Open Golf Field
Bill Johnston and Ventura lead the 145-player Denver Open after a four under 66 opening round. Rex Baxter Jr., Bill Eggers, Pat Rea and Lionel Champion sit one stroke back at 67. Venturi eagled early with a 45 foot putt before finishing 30-36-66, Johnston stayed steady at 31-35-66 on the 6,774 yard Denver Country Club course.
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Rex Baxter Jr
Bill Eggers
Pat Rea
Lionel Champion
Venturi
Crystal River
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Johnston
Phoenix
Ariz
Denver Country Club
Could Be U S Year To Take Davis Cup
Forest Hills N Y AP Bill Talbert predicts Uncle Sam will win the Davis Cup this year but cautions against Australian threat from Harry Hopman. McKinley and Ralston shine as a smart approach could decide the fate of the famous silver bowl at the National Tennis Championships opening at the West Side Club. Walter Johnson of Hollywood challenges McKinley who sits out today, with Orlando Zuleta of Ecuador as his Saturday foe. Margaret Smith, Wimbledon queen and top seed from Australia, receives a first round bye.
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Uncle Sam
Bill Talbert
Harry Hopman
Chuck McKinley
Dennis Ralston
Hopman
Harry
West Side
Mexico
Walter Johnson
Hollywood
McKinley
Orlando Zuleta
Ecuador
Margaret Smith
Australia
Major League Leaders Summary Detroit Boston and Chicago
Major League leaders list: AL leaders include Kaline Detroit with 156 hits and 92 RBIs, Stuart Boston 35 homers, Aparicio Baltimore 32 steals, Peters Chicago 165 strikeouts, Versalles Minnesota 12 triples. NL leaders include Aaron Milwaukee 100 runs and 35 RBIs, Pinson Cincinnati 13 triples, Koufax Los Angeles 246 strikeouts, Perantoski Los Angeles 13 2 7 6 8 7 6.
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Alvis
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Causey
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Minnesota
Hinton
Washington
St. Louis
T. Davis
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Koufax
Los Angeles
Drysdale
Golfing Par 3 Holes In One Shocks Milford Pastor
George Werner, a 25 year old pastor from Milford, shot a hole in one on the Yale University course during the state four ball tournament. He uses an eight iron on the 140 yard par 3 fifth hole and the ball rolls into the cup after several bounces.
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George Werner
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Milford, Conn
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