Heier Chosen to Start for Jaycees in Sunday Clash
Joe Heier, the Jaycees sole nine inning pitcher, is Ken Ester’s pick to start versus Dodge City at Clint Lightner field 8 15 p m Sunday night. Heier hurled a five hit complete game in a 3 2 loss at Hutchinson and has appeared as a reliever in two other outings. Dodge City rides a 1 1 league mark while Garden sits 0 4 after an 11 10 loss to Lyons who remain undefeated.
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Joe Heier
Jaycee Mound Corps
Ken Ester
Dodge City
Clint Lightner
Hutch
Heier
Hutchinson
Lions
Lyons
Garden
Jim Knight
Billy Arnold
Murdock
M. Brown
Jeffers
Torline
Monte Keller
Ester
Wayne Walter
Ken Palmer
Leonard Brungardt
LaVerne Billinger
Pokey Smith
Bob Bergkamp
Ray Stockwell
Eddie Dater
Quay Shaffer
Dwayne West
Dodge
Jaycees
Larned
Santee Tops In Half Mile At Baxter Stadium
In Stockton California Wes Santee known for speed at 880 yards won a special 880 in 1:49.1 beating Arnie Sowell who clocked 1:49.4 as Bill Heard set a fast first lap 52.8 seconds in a bid for a world record. Santee trounced Sowell with strong pacing on the final stretch.
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Stockton
Calif
Wes Santee
Kansan
Pacific Assn
Pittsburgh
Arnie Sowell
Santee
Baxter Stadium
Sowell
Bill Heard
Oklahoma A&m
Heard
Lowell
Belmont Stakes Roots at Jerome Park and Early Winners
A tour of Jerome Park history recounts the 1866 inauguration with Sir Winston Churchill's mother in the saddle for Kentucky, Ruthless battalion progeny in the first Belmont Stakes, and the 1905 Belmont debut at Belmont Park with Tanya, highlighting the era when Belmont moved from Jerome Park to Morris Park and the Bronx area. It notes figures like Gen. Grant, Adelina Patti, and 8,900 spectators, and tracks the park's location near Kingsbridge Armory and later changes in 1873 and 1890.
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New York
Jerome Park
Sir Winston Churchill
Kentucky
Ulysses Simpson Grant
Adelina Patti
Sir Winston
Jennie Jerome
Ruthess
Francis Morris
Morris
Throggs Neck
Bronx Whitestone Bridge
Kingsbridge Armory
Westchester County
Bronx
Belmont
Morris Park
Fordham
Kingsbridge
Belmont Stakes Echoes of Past Triumphs and Turbulent Times
The 1920 Belmont was run clockwise and won by Man o' War at 1 to 25, beating Donaconna by twenty lengths for $7,950. commentators link 1955 as a potential last Belmont on today’s track as bulldozers loom. Nashua is eyed by Belair Stud trainer Jim Fitzsimmons and jockey Eddie Arcaro for a sixth victory, a milestone shared with Warl Sande. Obituaries of racing’s future arise as Swaps’s Derby win and absence from Preakness/Belmont threaten a barren Triple Crown year, as 145 years yield fourteen winners and eighty six Belmonts.
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Donnaconna
Jockey Club
Belair Stud
Jim Fitzsimmons
Eddie Arcaro
Nashua
Arcaro
Warl Sande
Sande
William Woodward
Belair
Swaps
California
Aggies Only Favorite to Win
The NCAA College Baseball World Series opened with shocks and wins as two favorites fell and two prevailed. Colorado State upset Southern California 2-1, and Western Michigan defeated Arizona 4-1, while Wake Forest edged Colgate 1-0 and Oklahoma A&M beat Springfield 5-1. Tonight Wake Forest faces Colorado State and Oklahoma A&M meets Western Michigan after Colgate vs Southern California and Arizona vs Springfield earlier.
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Omaha
Southern California
Colorado State
Arizona
Western Michigan
Wake Forest
Colgate
Oklahoma A and M
Springfield
Mass
College
Oklahoma A
Little Mo Marries Norman Brinker in San Diego
Maureen Connolly known as Little Mo abdicates tennis crown to wed Norman Brinker, 24, at St Patrick's Catholic Church in San Diego. The bride, 20, dons a London bridal costume as the ceremony proceeds at 2 p.m.
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San Diego
Calif
Maureen Connolly
London
Norman Brinker
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Belmont favorite Nashua faces legacy of top colts
England’s Triple Crown races shine while Belmont fields have seen giants like Man o’War and Citation. Citation crushed rivals in 1948 by eight lengths at Belmont, a testament to domination. Nashua’s chances loom high, with a 1 to 5 implied odds, as Flash Service to Sally-Ed Cleaners advertises delivery.
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Sally-Ed Cleaners
Dial
Baseball standings and Saturday schedule across leagues
The report lists American and National League standings with teams and records, plus Saturday schedules for games in Chicago Brooklyn St Louis New York Milwaukee Pittsburgh Cincinnati Philadelphia and other matchups. It also notes rain postponements and results for several games and outlines early round results from the NCAA Western regional tournament.
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Chicago
New York
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Hacker
Loos
Meford
Magile
Nuxhall
Kuzava
Conley J
Friend
St. Heuts
New travel chewing gum Bonamine eyed for motion sickness
A New York note reports a Monamine chewing tablet designed to prevent motion sickness for 24 hours. It uses meclizine hydrochloride, touted as safe with minimal side effects, but requires a prescription to buy. Tests on troop ships and airborne ops are cited.
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New York
Wrigley
U. S
Local Golfers Top Golf Day Champs
Local players topped the field in National Golf Day at Olympic Club San Francisco. Men Ed Furgol shot 72 to lead the champions list while Patty Berg posted 77 as women competed against their national champion for the first time. Medals will be awarded by Life magazine and PGA to those who beat the champs.
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Ed Furgol
Patty Berg
Harry Cebalo
Furgol
Olympic Club
San Francisco
Miss Berg
Babe Zaharias
U. 5
Life Magazine
PGA
Mike Etrick
Dave Gillian
Roy Guthrie
Tim Nolan
Sy Wasinger
Mark Taylor
Ray McKee
Clint Keller
L. J. Heinemann
Lyle Carmichael
M. C. Schrader
Bert Vance
Grace Stoner
Louise Vance
Serena Downing
Ladies Day Buffet Lunch At Country Club Tuesday
A buffet lunch will be served at 12:45 Tuesday in connection with the Ladies Day tournament at the Country Club. Tournament is the Old Pals nine hole medal sweepstakes with handicaps. Instructions will be given at the No 1 tee box. Reservations requested by Monday night at the club or by calling 5427. Prizes will be golf balls.
Cardinals Bid To Reacquire Jablonski Fails
NEW YORK The St. Louis Cardinals failed in their effort to bring back right handed hitter Ray Jablonski from the Cincinnati Reds. Manager Harry Walker said the team had little hope of reacquiring Jabbo but they had to try.
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New York
St. Louis Cardinals
Red Bird
Ray Jablonski
Harry Walker
Cardinal
Jabbo
Cincinnati Reds
Lincoln shuts Wichita, cuts league lead in half
In a Western League clash Lincoln beat Wichita 5-0 to trim the top team’s margin to a game and a half. Pueblo won 4-0 over Des Moines as Glenn McMinn tossed a four hitter. Sioux City blasted Colorado Springs 9-3 with 16 hits including five homers. Dad gift ad notes Motorola car radio from Dons Servite at 8th and Laurel.
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Wichita
Lincoln
Associated Press
Pueblo
Glenn McMinn
Des Moines
Sioux City
Colorado Springs
Yankees Ride Over Cleveland in Tight 3-2 Win
Ol Casey Stengel travels first class as the Yankees beat Cleveland 3-2 to move six and a half games ahead in the standings. Ted Williams homered twice as Boston beat Detroit 5-2 and Baltimore shut out Kansas City 3-0. In the NL, Brooklyn crushed Chicago 7-0 behind Carl Erskine, New York beat St Louis 2-1, and the Cardinals fell to seventh after a late Giants homer. The Athletics lost 3-0 to Baltimore. Luis Arroyo took a second straight loss.
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Associated Press
Casey Stengel
New York Yankees
Cleveland
Theoppling Tribe
Boston
Ted Williams
Detroit
Baltimore
Kansas City
Brooklyn
Carl Erskine
Chicago Cubs
Brooks
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Garl Harris
New York Giants
Luis Arroyo
Cardinals
Kansas City Athletics
Baltimore Orioles
Jim Wilson
Ray Herber
Tunners
Ray Moore
Herberg
Als
Dodge Jaco Tackle Is Attending Wichita U
Galen Wahlmeier a six foot two ten tackle from Dodge City Junior College has entered summer classes at the University of Wichita. Coach Pete Tillman says he will report for varsity workouts next September and be a big help to Shocker Missouri Valley Conference prospects.
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Wichita
Galen Wahlmeier
Husky
Dodge City Junior College
University of Wichita
Pete Tillman
Tillman
Wahlmeier
Chanute Girl Wins Tri-State Women’s Golf Crown Again
Chanute teen Jean Aghrey, 16, claimed the Tri-State women’s golf championship for the second straight year. She posted 164 over 36 holes, seven strokes ahead of runner-up Mrs. Robert Allen of Chanute who had 171. Virginia Hubbell and Evelyn Grigsby of Bartlesville tied for third at 183.
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Chanute, Kas
Jean Aghrey
Chanute
Stokes
Robert Allen
Virginia Hubbell
Evelyn Grigsby
Bartlesville
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