Orioles Move into 2nd Pace as Sturdivant Wins for A's
Orioles climb to second with a 3-2 win over the White Sox as Billy Klaus, Willie Tasby, Gene Woodling, and Gus Triandos drive in the decisive ninth inning. Detroit shuts out the Yankees 2-0 to halt New York’s 4-game streak, while Detroit’s Messi tops New York for the fifth time this season. Sturdivant earns his first A’s win in relief, delivering four hits allowed over 7 1 3 innings to seal a 4-3 victory.
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Haddix Pitches 8-Hit Shutout For Pittsburgh Pirates
Pitcher Harvey Haddix spun eight hits allowed in a complete game shutout to beat the St Louis Cardinals 3-0 in Pittsburgh. Haddix improved to 4-3, while Bill Virdon and Dick Groat backed him with runs and an RBI. Milwaukee leads San Francisco as Bob Rush hurled five-hitters for a 3-0 win.
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Washington and Cleveland meet in midweek clash
Standings show Washington at Cleveland with a 3 2 win in extra innings from Tuesday. Baltimore beat Chicago 3 2 while Detroit edged New York 2 0 and Kansas City defeated Boston 5 3. Upcoming schedule includes Boston at Kansas City New York at Detroit with other National League games listed.
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Brown Defends Crown Against Paolo Rosi Tonight
Lightweight champ Joe Brown defends his title for the seventh time against Paolo Rosi at Uline Arena in a 15 round bout telecast at 9 p.m. EST. Brown, 31, has 32 knockouts in a 12-16-8 career. Rosi, an Italian-born New Yorker, is 31-4-1 with 13 knockouts and enters as a 3-1 underdog in a high-stakes bout that could feature hard exchanges and cuts.
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Two Former K-Staters To Quit Pro Football
Calgary AP report notes Jim Furey and Chuck Zickefoose, ex Kansas Staters, will not return to play for the Calgary Stampeders in the Western Inter-provincial Football Union. They played center for the Stampeders last year. The article also covers major league owners approving a second All-Star game, pending Frick’s blessing, with details on payout shares and pension plans, and mixed opposition among clubs.
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High School Juco All Stars Open Cage Carnival Tonight
Hutchinson Kansas hosts a summer all star cage carnival featuring high school and junior college graduates. Teams from various states compete in three games with opening contests at 8:40 PM and 10 PM as part of the Mast West series led by Wigwam Wisemen selectors.
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Earl Atley Knocks Out Terry Lewis in One Round
SPOKANE AP Earl Atley scored a decisive one round technical knockout of Spokane’s once undefeated heavyweight Terry Lewis. Three solid left hooks to the jaw opened the action and left Lewis briefly down. He rose but remained unsteady, ending the bout early.
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Howerton signs letter of intent to Wichita U
WICHITA AP Ralph Howerton, a standout at Pawnee Rock High with 12 athletic letters, signed to enroll at the University of Wichita this fall. Coach Chalmer Woodard announced Howerton, 5-11 and 190, earned letters at end, halfback, quarterback, guard in basketball, and CHICAGO AP Knuckleball-11 track. Hoyt Wilhelm, pitching in Chicago, won 3-2 over the White Sox despite a gnats cloud that filled the mound in the first inning.
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Gnats Bomb Chaos At Comiskey Park As Wilhelm Burns
A bizarre game incident saw Bugs swarm pitcher Wilhelm of Mound chased from the mound after a gnats attack. Sox officials and staff sprayed insecticide while placing Wilhelm on the mound, then a bomb blast from Veeck's fireworks filled the air as players and officials battled the swarm. Wilhelm walked Torgeson and gave up a run before the gnats finally retreated.
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Twenty Thoroughbreds Set for Epsom Derby
EPSON England AP twenty thoroughbreds including two American owned colts were due to start the 180th and richest Epsom Derby. The winner's owner receives 101021 dollars. Mrs P A B Widener of Philadelphia owns Dan Cupid a 20-1 shot and Mrs Josephine Bay Paul of New York owns Arvak the 93-1 outsider. Posttime is 820 a.m. EST.
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Garden City's B J team Exh Preview Tonight at Field
Preview of the B J exhibition game at Clint Lightner field tonight at 7 30 with new members Ronnie Wasinger Lynn Over and a large Garden City turnout. Manager Bud Jones aims to field a strong squad amid 50 players trying out including 32 local and 14 out of town players with tickets sold at the field. The first regular home game is nonleague against Dodge City next Tuesday with league play starting June 11 at Liberal.
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City Softball Box Scores Monday Games
City softball box scores cover Monday games with details on team results, scorers, and standout performances. Key players and final tallies are listed for each matchup, reflecting local standings and team momentum in the season’s early schedule.
Robinson retains title as Basilio plans new fight
New York reports Robinson remains world middleweight champion as Basilio plans another title bid. The New York State Athletic Commission weighs technicalities and public interest sees Robinson not stripped. Basilio signs readiness to fight, NBA decrees, while a Basilio Robinson bout remains contingent on contract terms and purses.
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Lincoln Edges Intost Place In Tight Baseball Duel
Lincoln tops Des Moines in a close night of action as Des Moines and Lincoln trade runs. Green Bay, Fox Cities and Sioux City figures surface in a chaotic recap with mixed results across the league standings.
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