Stadium crisis looms as Dodgers Giants face move
West Coast prospects loom as Brooklyn and New York clubs weigh relocation. Mayor Wagner says no city stadium help and no guarantees to stay. O'Malley and Stoneham seek sites, with LA and SF eyed. Optimism persists while both clubs delay commitments. Nearby UNC players largely hail from home state North Carolina with Raugh from Rosemont and Floyd from Chattanooga.
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Kerr Keglers Sweep League Honors In Winter Meet
Kerr Keglers dominated the winter league earning top team and individual awards. The group split into two divisions Pride of the Prairies and Powder Puffs with team and player honors led by Polly Kerr and Alta Clawson. The league finished with Kerr 123 wins to 29 losses and total pins near 87 386 across the season.
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Bahama Seeks Second Straight Win Over Turner Tonight
Yama Bahama, a middleweight from Bimini, targets his second consecutive victory against Gil Turner of Philadelphia in a 10 round TV bout on ABC at 8 p.m. CST. Bahama has 44 wins with 14 knockouts, 6 losses, and 2 draws. Turner seeks rebound after a 11 round stoppage loss to Kid Gavilan following a 31 fight streak.
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BeeJay Baseball Season Nears as Jaycees Prep Alumni Game
BeeJay hoopla builds as Garden City fans await season, with Dodge City host tonight and an alumni game starring ex Jaycees on Friday. Club rosters tighten at Great Bend as six hurlers stay, and promoters seek strong ticket sales surpassing 300.
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Cully hits grand slam to pace Coffee Ann win in city softball
In a twin bill Coffee Ann defeats Rivenberg 8-7 as Cully belts a grand slam and Latins edge Douglass Roofing 5-3. Urich and Allen push Coffee Ann ahead with timely hits while Latins break a 3-3 tie with a third inning run spurt behind Ray Villareal pitching.
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Bonded Debt and Street Improvements Balance Sheet 1965
A historical report lists cash fund balances and debts for Waterworks Gasoline and Oil Airport and street improvements including Vinzant Ida New York and Price Streets plus sewer districts 78 and 9. Totals show multiple project accounts and depreciation across 1964 1965 funding with numerous line items and small balances.
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Wilkinson Denies Southwestern Conference Letter of Intent Claim
Oklahoma coach Bud Wilkinson denied claiming he would uphold his letter of intent policy if the Southwest Conference would do the same for Oklahoma. Speaking to 1,000 at the Red Raider Club banquet in Dallas, he said his staff was interested in any boy wanting to go to Oklahoma but they do not want him unless he wants to go.
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Baseball Probe Continues as Hearings Set for June 17
The House Judiciary Committee advances a probe into baseball to decide if it should be subject to anti trust laws. The Supreme Court ruled in 1953 that baseball is a unique business not covered by antitrust statutes. Subpoenas have been issued to key figures including Ford Frick and Warren Giles as hearings approach on June 24.
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