Latins, McClung win in league softball tilts at Fin-Bup Park
Latin team Latins beat Garden City Telegram 9-1 as McClung-Payne Pharmacy edged Fansler's Tires 12-11 in the Garden City Men’s Softball Assn doubleheader. Andy Guerrera fanned 12 for the Latins and Elmer Brungardt worked for Telegram. McClung collected 16 hits led by Lalicker and Taliaferro. Two more games slated tonight with 7:30 and 8:30 p.m. matchups. Standings show Latins 4-0, Southwest 3-0, McClung-Payne 3-2, Telegram 2-3, Co-op 1-2, Fansler 1-3, Century 0-4.
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McClung-Payne Pharmacy
Fin- Bup Park
Garden City Men's Softball Assn
Garden City Telegram
McClung
Fansler
Guerrero
Norse
Elmer Brungardt
Telegram
Jerry Lalicker
Louis Taliaferro
Earl Whiteley
Ken Newell
Buzz Cockriel
Paul Sjodal
Ken Wright
al Beltran
Manuel Hernandez
Greg Mujica
George Servantez
Bob Ratzlaff
Wallace Byscue
Servantez
Southwest
Garden City Co-op
Century Refinery
Latins
McClung-Payne
Co-op
Century
Yawkey hints at moving Red Sox amid press backlash
Boston Red Sox owner Tom Yawkey condemned local writers during a rare Fenway press room appearance ahead of the Boston Washington game. He warned he may move the club if press criticism continues, while later saying no immediate plan to relocate or sell the team. Yawkey and GM Bucky Harris had earlier denied reports that manager Billy Jurges would be dismissed.
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Boston
Boston Red Sox
Tom Yawkey
Yawkey
Billy Jurges
Fenway Park
Bucky Harris
Jurges
Memorial Race Delivers $367,850 Purse at Indy 500
Rodger Ward forfeited the late duel with Jim Rathmann costing about $25,000 but earning an ovation from 800 speed fans as the field split a record $367,850 purse. Rathmann won $110,000 plus new car and gifts. Ward collected $48,025 after a fierce last stretch with worn tires on a tight finish.
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Indianapolis
Rodger Ward
Jim Rathmann
Rathmann
Miami
Ward
Cubs Rout Giants 9-1 at Candlestick in Memorial Day clash
Cubs topple Giants 9-1 at Candlestick Park as Jerry Kindall doubles and Ernie Banks homers power Chicago to a victory that drops San Francisco 1 a games behind Pittsburgh. Banks drives in three runs, Hobbie notes the win, and Clemente drives Pirates with bases loaded in 11th.
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Associated Press
San Francisco Giants
New Candlestick Park
Chicago Cubs
Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Ite Cubs
Johnny Antonell
Pirates
Cinacake
Glen Hobbie
Willie McCovey
Orlando Cepeda
Roberto Clemente
Pittsburgh
Elroy Face
Dick Groat
Bucs
Cal MeLish
Melsh
Redleg
Phils
Lew Burdette
Milwaukee
Bobby del Greco
Pancho Herrera
Philadelphia
Rooki
Chris Short
Norm Sherry
Dodgers
Ron Kline
Stan Williams
Bill White
Ken Boyer
Larry Sherry
Major Leaders in American League Batting and Fielding
Summary of top AL leaders with 70 or more at bats and major batting stats. Mentions Runnels Boston .351 Herzog Kansas City .342. Maris New York 30 RBIs and Banks Chicago 33 RBIs. Minoso Chicago 48 hits and Aparicio Chicago 7 stolen bases. pitching leaders Coates New York 5 0 and Barber Baltimore 3 1. notable home run and strikeout leaders include Maris 45 RH and Drysdale 80 K.
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Associated Press
Runnels
Boston
Herzog
Kansas City
Mantle
New York
Minogo
Chicago
Maris
Hansen
Baltimore
Lumpe
Minoso
Lollar
Skowron
Fox
Han- R H
Eisen
Aparicio
Telegram
Siebern
Mantis
Howard
Lemon
Washington
McClung
Chica- Fansler
Coates
Barber
Staley
Hall
Real Washington
Bell
Cleveland
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Adcock
Milwaukee
Skinner
Mays
San Francisco
Banks
Pinson
Cincinnati
Robinson
Great
Siacauat
Boyer
St. Louis
Matews
IV Musical Draws Criticism from New York Review
NBC aired So Help Me Aphrodite a 60 minute musical which failed to impress Nanette Fabray Tony Randall and others. The plot, stale lines, and weak material disappointed viewers, signaling that original musical comedies struggle on TV. Jonathon Winters offered some relief while Steve Allen and Phil Harris delivered a weak showing.
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New York
Nanette Fabray
Tony Randall
NBC
Aphrodite
Walter Mitty
Miss Fabray
Randall
Johansson Poses At New Heavyweight Trophy Ceremony
Ingemar Johansson posed with boxing legends Jack Dempsey and Joe Louis at a New York news conference announcing a new heavyweight championship trophy. Johansson, preparing for the June 20 bout at the Polo Grounds against Floyd Patterson, noted Dempsey’s role in arranging the rematch and said he would relax five days before the fight with fiance Birgit Juundgren by his side. The winner of the Patterson bout will receive a replica trophy while the original remains with Dempsey.
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New York
Ingemar Johansson
Jack Dempsey
Joe Louis
Manassa Mauler
Dempsey
Floyd Patterson
Sweden
Demp
Feature Sports, Inc
Polo Grounds
Johansson
Birgit Juundgren
Geneva
Switzerland
Dempsey’s
Records of Six Firms Sought in Highway Bridge Probe
Federal Grand Jury in St. Louis will examine bridge costs tied to Missouri highway funds. Subpoenas target four St. Louis steel firms and five others including Reynolds Manufacturing in Springfield and Kansas City Structural Steel. DOJ nationwide effort flags high costs since interstate program began four years ago.
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ST. Louis
Chicago
Anti Trust Division
U. S. Department of Justice
U. 8
Dist. Atty
William Webster
Mississippi Valley Structural Steel Co
Stupp Brothers Bridge and Iron Co
Willmar Steel Co
St. Joseph Structural Steel Co
Reynolds Manufacturing Co
Springfield
Illnois Steel Bridge Co
Jacksonville
Missouri Valley Steel Co, Inc
Leavenworth
Kan
Kansas City Structural Steel Co
Kansas City
Havens Structural Steel Co
Justice Department
Winners Listed In Women's Golf at Jaycee Airlinks
Machine Supply and Bob's Mobile Service won team matches in women’s golf last week at Jaycee Airlinks. Bob's defeated Laughlin Pharmacy 181 to 166, while Machine Supply beat Smith Land Co. 174 to 104. Phyllis Holmes shot 50, second low. This week Smith faces Laughlin and Bob's meets Machine Supply.
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Machine Supply
Bob's
Jaycee
Bob’s
Laughlin Pharmacy
Smith Land Co
Phyllis Holmes
Smith
Laughlin
Knoll and Creese Lead Industrial Golf Standings
Ed Knoll of Burtis Motor Co. and Conrad Creese of Elliott Printers shot 35 in Industrial Golf League play as third week concluded. Results show Burtis, Wheatland Electric, Gardiner’s, Bell Engine, Pete’s Standard, Hall’s Contractors, Business Equipment and Elliott Printers all at 2-1. standings list Burtis 3-0 and others with varying records.
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Ed Knoll
Burtis Motor Co
Conrad Creese
Elliott Printers
Jaycee
Industrial Golf League
Knoll
Bell Engine Service
Anthony’s
Pete's Standard Service
Foster Music
Gardiser’s
Dainty
Cities Service ‘Gas Co
Business Equipment Co
Hall
Wheatland Electric Co-op
Garden City
Campbell Abstract and Insurance
Burtis
Wheatland Electric
Gardiner’s
Bell Engine
Pete’s Standard
Hall’s
Anthony's
Foster and Campbell
Business Equipment
Elliott
Cities Service
Campbell
Foster
Wheatland
Gardiner
Burlis
Five Points
Bell
Pete's Standard
Garden
Orioles Beat Yankees 3 2 to Extend Win Streak
Orioles pitcher Jerry Walker earned his first decision in a 3-2 win over the Yankees as a strong rookie rotation of Barer Estrada Fisher Pappas and Walker helped Baltimore pull ahead in the standings. Brewer sealed the victory with a four hitter and a squeeze bunt in the ninth. Chicago White Sox snapped a slump with a 6-4 win over Cleveland while Philadelphia and Los Angeles posted big victories.
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ED Wilks
Associated Press
Baltimore Oriole
Steve Barber
Chuck Estrada
Jack Fisher
Milt Pappas
Jerry Walker
Wave
Bird
Walker
New York Yankees
Barber
Orioles
Cleveland
Chicago
White Sox
Indians
Kansas City
Detroit
Dick Hall
Boston
Washington
Senators
Pittsipureh
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Cubs
Philadelphia
Milkee
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Western Union Strike Quelled
Washington AP Western Union reached a contract with the Commercial Telegraphers Union ending a threatened strike. Negotiators expect both sides to sign Thursday as paperwork lags. The deal provides most workers a 10 cent hourly raise effective June 1 and a five cent raise on January 1.
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Washington
Western Union
Commercial Telegraphers Union
Hageman
Techniques of Putting From a Pro Perspective
The article presents varied putting styles and stresses comfort and consistency. It emphasizes personal method, wrist action, stance, and alignment, plus daily practice and concentration to avoid fear, plus memory of past greens to replicate successful strokes. It forecasts tomorrow’s piece on concentration by Pay Crocker.
A's win fifth in a row behind Hall in Detroit
The Kansas City Athletics extended their win streak to five by beating Detroit 2-1 as Dick Hall pitched three hits allowed. Andy Carey homered for the A's and Detroit's Sandy Amoros hit a pinch shot in the eighth for a lone tally.
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Kansas City
Detroit
Pete Burnside
Andy Carey
Hall
Pittsburgh
Sandy Amoros
Boston
Billy
Associated Press
Kansas City Athletics
Dick Hall
Sherry Brothers
Larry Att
Norm
Los Angeles
Cardinals
Dodgers
St. Louis
Larry Sherry
Stan Williams
Sherry
Ken Boyer
Bill White
White
Ron Kline
Tuesday Games Roundup with Scores From Big League Parks
Baseball action Tuesday featured Chicago 6 Cleveland 4, Kansas City 2 Detroit 1, Baltimore 8 New York 2, and Boston 5 Washington 1. Remaining night games include New York at Baltimore, Cleveland at Kansas City, Chicago at Detroit, and Washington at Boston with two nightcap in the Boston series.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Kansas City
Detroit
Baltimore
New York
Boston
Washington
One Killed in Bypass Auto Wreck
Kansas City AP reports William Bryan Kupkendall age 16 of Lee's Summit Missouri was killed Tuesday night when his car overturned twice on U S 71 bypass near Independence Missouri He was thrown from the vehicle His companion Karen Broaddus also 16 of Lee's Summit suffered minor scratches and bruises
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Kansas City
William Bryan Kupkendall
Lee's Summit
U.S. 71
Independence
Karen Broaddus
Lee
Interest Rates Headed Down Could Boost Stock Prices
AP by Sam Dawson reports easing money market trends fueling expectations that rates may fall in key sectors, possibly lowering cash down payments for stock buyers. Analysts note uncertainty from international defense spending and warn past Fed margin cuts often followed by stock declines before a later rise.
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Sam Dawson
New York
U.S
Federal Reserve Board
Anderson Quits As Hays Coach
HAYS Gene Anderson, head basketball and track coach of the Hays High Indians in the West Central Kansas League, resigns effective at school year end. He will be head basketball coach and physical education instructor at Olivet College in Olivet Michigan. A successor has not been named. In two seasons at Hays his basketball record was 16 wins and 22 losses.
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Hays
Gene Anderson
Hays High Indians
Anderson
Olivet College
Olivet
Mich
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