Garver Shines In Masterful Four-Hitter For A's Victory
Ned Garver, in prime form at 90, fired a four-hitter to beat the Cleveland Indians 3-1 for his 101st major league win. Eddie Kasko sparked a comeback with four hits and drove in the decisive run as the Redbirds edged the Braves 4-3. Kasko’s average jumped to .356 as he moved into Boyer’s third-base spot.
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Phillies surge into National League race in May
In May the Philadelphia Phillies climbed to sixth on May 1 and by June 1 were tied for third with Milwaukee, 2½ games from first, riding a 18–9 run since May. Key performances came from Robin Roberts and a mix of veterans and rookies, with a 4–3 win over the Dodgers and a 7th win in 10 games. The report notes Cincinnati, Brooklyn, and Milwaukee also contending, while Ed Wilks chronicles ties and defeats across the league.
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Sam Hanks wins Indianapolis 500 with record prize
Sam Hanks, 42, from Pacific Palisades, California, claimed the driver’s share of a record 103,844 for winning the 500 mile race at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, part of a total purse of 300,252. He shared first prize with George Salih and Sandy Beland of Los Angeles. Hanks declined plans to race at Monza, Italy, and won additional prizes including a Mercury convertible.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Highlights
American League standings show Chicago and New York leading with Detroit and Cleveland midpack. Upcoming games feature Detroit at Chicago and Boston at Washington while Baltimore visits New York and Cleveland travels to Kansas City. National League leaders Cincinnati and Brooklyn push, with New York at Pittsburgh and Chicago at Cincinnati on today’s slate alongside Milwaukee at St Louis and Philadelphia at Brooklyn. Friday results include Chicago 6 Detroit 0 and Baltimore 3 New York 1.
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Kansas Favored For A Repeat
MILWAUKEE Charles Deacon Jones, a distance star from Iowa, headlines the 32nd Central Collegiate Conference Track and Field Championships at Marquette Stadium. Jones holds multiple mile and two mile titles and has run the mile in 4:08.9 this season. Kansas, seen as a balanced team, is favored to repeat as team champion with three individual titles and a mile relay, facing strong challengers Missouri and Notre Dame for the Knute Rockne Memorial Team Trophy.
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Minor League results across several leagues and scores
Paciffc Unast League results include San Francisco six Sacramento Seattle eight Portland two Lollywood four Vancouver one Los Angeles five San Diego two. American Asan Louisville ten Denver nine in ten innings Wichita eight St Paul one Charlenton four Omaha one Minneapolia at Indiar postponed Southern Asan Atlanta five Chatanooge Memphis six Little Rock two Mobile seven New Orleans three Nashville ten Birmingham one Texas League Trourton three Fort Worth one San Antonio seven Oklahoma City six Dallas seven Shravoeport at Austin Tulsa postponed Western League Topeka six Lincoln five Albuquerque eight Pueblo two Des Moines five Sioux City at Colorado Springs Amarillo reports. Whether Buying Or Selling Use Telegram Want Ads.
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Braves, Cardinals trade talks heat up in Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves offer three players for Del Ennis as St Louis GM Frank Lane seeks more compensation. The teams discuss Ray Crone or Gene Conley, Chuck Tanner, and Dave Jolly, with June 15 trading deadline looming. Lane eyes pitching and hints at demand for substantial return. Lane targets left handed rookie Juan Pizarro after last night's 4-3 loss.
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KU Drops Okies From Sports Throne
Kansas ends Oklahoma’s multi-sport supremacy as Harold Johnson targets Archie Moore’s 175 pound title. The Jayhawks clinch the all-sports crown and move to fourth in final standings after a tight race, with baseball pivotal in edging OU. Davis’ late homer aids Missouri over Oklahoma.
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Hutchinson to Host Kansas Baseball Championship Session
The Kansas championship baseball tourney opens in Wichita July 12 with the Hutchinson Quarterbacks hosting the Hutchinson site. National Baseball Congress President Ray Damon notes last year’s success could move one or two sessions to Hutchinson Care Park, former Western Asia venue, as the Jayhawkers chase a title after past near-misses.
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