Cardinals End Slump With Seven-Game Win Streak
St Louis surges from NL cellar to fifth after a 3-2 win over the Giants as Stan Musial reaches 3,001st hit and a home run, while Wilmer Mizell fans four in a four-hitter. Warren Spahn gains his 230th major league win for the Braves in beating the Phillies. Pirates surge to second with a 15-4 rout of Cincinnati. Cubs win to snap losing spell. Dodgers drop.
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Gone Fishin Named Colt of Beat Tim Tam Yorn Law
The report notes Gone Fishin and Tim Tam in a muddled recap with references to baseball stars Gene Fishin and Bob Jost. Jim Brosnan improves to 3-3 with a five-hitter and one-run shutout while Pewee Reese hits a two-run homer for the Dodgers. Lee Walls hits his 11th homer as the Cubs surge in the seventh inning.
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Jaycees Predict Mixed Prospects for Garden City Team
The Jaycees foresee a brighter roster but shaky finances for Garden City baseball, with losses from last season and 1800 uncollected ticket books weighing on prospects. Bud Jones leads a core like Bergkamp Snyder Speak and Jones, while NCAA sanctions reshape the league and potential college-hurlers join the fold.
Preakness hopes rise as Tim Tam favored in crowded field
Baltimore racing buzz centers on the 1953 Preakness with Tim Tam the favorite at about 7 to 5 as 11 or 12 entries loom after budgets. Jewel's Reward Lincoln Road and Gane Fishin' show in contention while Staysail eyed for Saturday. Total purse potential nears $133,950 with CBS national TV plans.
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Shunned Pitcher Tops A L League Win Record
Baltimore manager Paul Richards accused Chicago White Sox of sending him a crippled pitcher in a December trade for Jack Harshman. Now Harshman and Bob Turley lead the American League with 5-0 records as Harshman explains his success despite back pain and a 1.25 ERA through 36 innings, with 22 strikeouts and 21 walks.
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Major League Cuts Reach Rosters by Deadline
Von McDaniel and Dick Gray were optioned to minors as rosters trimmed to 25. Curt Barclay sent to Phoenix, Royst Smalley released by Phillies. Others include Pancho Herrera and Angeo Li Petri optioned to Miami. Braves, Yankees also farmed players as service returnees eligible.
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White Sox Hurlers Steady With Donovan Four-Hitter
Chicago White Sox pitcher Dick Donovan earned his second straight win with a four hitter as Kansas City fell 4-1. The staff notched two consecutive complete games, while New York Yankees held the lead with Bob Turley delivering a four-hitter in a 1-0 win over Baltimore. Cleveland used eight pitchers in a 9-8 comeback over Detroit. Boston defeated Washington 7-5 as Roger Maris homered.
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Push Girl as Heir To Gibson Tennis Title
In Wiesbaden Europeans hail Maria Ester Bueno a 16 year old Brazilian prodigy as heir to Althea Gibson’s tennis throne. The slender 5 foot 6 inch youth defeats top rivals including Shirley Bloomer and Lorraine Coghlan to claim Rome International title.
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Wanhoe Township Receipts and Expenditures 1957 Report
The Wanhoe Township Treasurer Harry Lightener files the 1957 financial statement for Finney County Kansas. Receipts total 613.00 from county and general fund. expenditures total 208.00 to Best Seed Co. and Garden City Telegram Advertising. Ending balance 405.00. Sworn May 12 1958 before a notary.
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Standings and results from midweek games
Standings show Baltimore with nine points tied with Detroit and Boston also at nine, Washington five, Chicago four, Kansas City uncertain. Wednesday results list Chicago seven to Los Angeles three, St Louis three to San Francisco four, Pittsburgh five, Cincinnati two, Philadelphia one, with Friday plans including Baltimore at Boston and Chicago at Cleveland among others.
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Thirty Schools Enter National Jaco Meet at Hutchinson
Thirty schools and about 200 entrants will compete at the national junior college track and field meet in Hutchinson Kansas on Friday and Saturday. Now in its 17th year the event features strong entries in the dashes hurdles 880 the mile and the two mile with a larger field than ever.
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