Early Crisis As Redlegs Open Series
The Cincinnati Redlegs face the Milwaukee Braves in a four game home set to start the pennant race. A-year-ago surge put Cincinnati atop the NL briefly. now they trail Milwaukee by 5.2 games after a rough stretch including an 18 of 22 slump last year and a current four of five slide against the champs.
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Garver Returns as A's Blank White Sox in 3-0 Win
Garver, back in top form at Kansas City, threw sevenhits to post his second shutout this month and lift the Athletics to a 3-0 victory over the Chicago White Sox. Power delivered a three-run homer, backing a strong performance by Garver as Cleveland edged Detroit 8-5 in the other game.
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Club Tourney Set for Golfers Women at Garden City
Garden City country club hosts a two club limit for all four flights in Tuesday’s weekly women’s golf tourney. Readings show last week’s winners Katherine Strackeljohn, Alena Hurst, Anne Waddell, and Sue Unger in a strong field. Flight pairings list AA and A flights with numerous competitors across 18 holes.
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First BeeJay Practice Called for Jaycee Baseball Team
Bud Jones announced the first BeeJay sponsored baseball team practice will be Sunday at Clint Lightner field. The session starts at 2 p.m. Local and area boys are urged to report for the practice.
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Jayhawks Favored For Big 8 Crown
Kansas Jayhawks expected to win their seventh straight Big Eight outdoor track title as the conference opens in Columbia Missouri. The meet features standout individuals such as Gail Hodgson of Oklahoma and Keith Gardner of Nebraska along with Jamaican and Canadian exchange stars including Joe Mullins of Nebraska and Jim Vader of Kansas State.
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Friend Grade School Triangular Meet Crowns Winners
Friend Grade School hosts a triangular meet at Memorial Stadium with Lincoln and Jennie Barker as top contenders. Preliminaries at 3 pm, finals at 4 30 pm, featuring standout performances by Jenny Barker and Keith Brady, and looming record attempts in events like the mile and 880.
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Boycott Planned to Boycott Tigers Chicago Game
DETROIT Plans to boycott the June 1 Tigers and White Sox game. A 100 member group led by Rev. George Hill Jr. of Detroit seeks to force the Tigers to include a Negro player on their roster by that date.
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Field Set for Preakness With Tim Tam Favored
Trainers entered horses for Maryland’s 82nd Preakness at Pimlico amid talk of the largest field in 30 years. Tim Tam leads a strong lineup including Talent Show Jewel’s Reward Liberty Ruler and Silky. Forecasters predict mild weather and a big crowd with full TV radio coverage from 4:30 to 3 p.m. EST on CBS.
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Standings and schedules across multiple baseball leagues
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Dodgers May Leave LA Over Chavez Ravine Site Deal
Walter O Malley warned the Dodgers could move if the city rejects the real estate swap involving Wrigley Field acreage for Chavez Ravine. A voter referendum is planned on the contract. City Council approved 10-4, with Councilman Rundberg reversing his support amid public opposition and concerns over the future.
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Oklahoma Golfers Lead as Big Eight Tourney Opens
Oklahoma State and Oklahoma head the field as the Big Eight Conference golf championship opens at Ames Iowa with undefeated Oklahoma State seeking its first conference title since joining in 1957. Iowa State sits as dark horse on its home course while Oklahoma and defending champion Oklahoma lead the favorites. Two 18 hole rounds are slated for today with the final 18 tomorrow morning.
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Major Stars By Associated Press Pitch
Ned Garver blanked the White Sox but seven hits gave him a 3-0 victory for his fourth win. George Crowe drove in runs with three hits including a two run homer aiding the Redlegs five run margin as Cincinnati held off Chicago.
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Detroit Lions Gate Sales Hold Steady Amid Recession
Detroit reports the public ticket drive for the 1958 season shows strong demand with 38,323 of last year’s ticket holders already reserving seats as the campaign opens on Tuesday. The Lions say sales are not hurt by the recession.
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