No-Hitter For Hartley Headlines Coffee Ann Victory
Harold Hartley pitched a no-hit game though allowed two runs as Coffee Ann crushed Lutherans 23 to 10. Latin Americans beat Coast to Coast 6 to 0 with early offense and strong relief pitching from Guerrero and Buerkde, while Hartley led Coffee Ann with three hits in four at bats and two big innings.
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King Cotton Stops Joey Giardello Again at St Nicholas Arena
King Cotton earned a split decision over Joey Giardello in a bruising 10 round telecast at St Nicholas Arena. The Toledo ex Marine, 26, won as an 8-5 underdog and drew offers for July 9 against Rory Calhoun or Gil Turner, with other potential returns in New York.
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Joey Giardello
Toledo
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Giardello
St.Nicholas Arena
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Gil Turner
St.Nicks
Madison Square Garden
Orioles Acquire Loes After Tooth Extraction Plan
Baltimore reports pitcher Billy Loes may be helped by removing three dead teeth as doctors diagnose a systemic infection behind his sore arm. The 26-year-old right hander, recently acquired from Brooklyn for around $10,000, underwent a full medical and dental exam by five physicians, with Dr. Erwin Mayer noting the teeth are definitively dead.
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Unbeaten Garden City softball teams set for night games
Garden City fans can watch two unbeaten girls teams in action. At 8 p.m. Garden City Rockers face Syracuse club, followed by VeDor Cafe versus Kimet at 9 15 p.m. Both Garden City squads remain undefeated to date.
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Lane Explains How Happenings Shook Cardinals in 1960s
New York in-depth interview with Frank Lane, detailing why he fired four starting pitchers early and reshaped the St. Louis Cardinals. He cites alarm over inadequacy, confirms action after examining league options, and notes key trades including Haddix to Philadelphia and Virdon to Pittsburgh, with Brookyn talks proving unworkable.
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Bill Virdon
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Bobby del Greco
Dick Littlefield
Western League Tight Fight Sees Lincoln Blanked by Rain
In a strong night for first division clubs, Lincoln’s game at Sioux City was washed out as Amarillo moved within one game of the lead. Topeka beat Des Moines 11-7, Pueblo toppled Colorado Springs 10-5, and Amarillo defeated Albuquerque 14-3 in a seven inning opener before the second game was postponed by rain.
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Sioux City
Amarillo
Pueblo
Chiefs
Topeka
Des Mhines
Colorado Springs
Albuquerque
Not The Same Old Vessels
Billy Vessels, Heisman winner from Oklahoma, will join the Baltimore Colts as a rookie after two years in the Army. Discharged at Ft. Sill, he aims to report July 19 for Colt rookies practice while facing tough competition and weight concerns.
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Baltimore Colts
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Oklahoma
Bud Wilkinson
Minor League Results Show Narrow Indianapolis Win
In American Association action Indianapolis edged Wichita 1 0 in ings. Omaha defeated Denver 14 7 while St Paul at Minneapolis was postponed. Western League games Pueblo 10 Colorado Springs 11 and Des Moines 7 Amarillo 14 were played, with Lincoln at Sioux City postponed.
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Albuquerque
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Sioux City
Long Pokes To A New Record In Pittsburgh
Dale Long hit his eighth homer in eight games to set a major league record and drew 32,221 fans to a 3-2 win over Brooklyn. Long bowed from the Pittsburgh clubhouse after the celebration, as the crowd roared and compared his feat to Babe Ruth’s mark.
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Mickey Mantle
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Pirate Ranger
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Frank Thomas
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Babe Ruth
Moens Eyes 880 Yard Mark At Compton Invite
Belgium's Roger Moens, world record holder in the 880 yard run, arrived in Los Angeles to prepare for Friday night’s Compton Invitational. A Brussels criminal court investigator, he predicts his time could drop under the existing mark if conditions cooperate during his U S workout today.
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Look Who's On First In NL Race Of 195? Highlights
Milwaukee leads St Louis by a game with Pittsburgh a game back as Brooklyn trails by three. Milwaukee crushed St Louis 10-3. Pittsburgh beat Brooklyn 3-2 behind Bob Friend’s eighth win. Bob Rush limited Cincinnati to three hits as Chicago won 4-1. Whitey Ford topped Boston 2-0 for New York. Detroit beat Cleveland 3-1, Kansas City edged Chicago 6-4, Baltimore edged Washington 6-5 in 10 innings.
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T. Low
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Record pace expected for Memorial Day 500 mile race
Indianapolis experts anticipate a record breaking 40th running of the Memorial Day 500 mile event with speeds likely surpassing 130.84 mph set by Bill Vukovich in 1954. Qualifiers show 15 drivers above the previous ten mile trial record as figures point to a winning pace near 136 mph.
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No Place Like Home For Denver Bears
Denver Bears suffer a 14-7 defeat to Omaha in the opener of a five game home stand. Indianapolis edged Wichita 1-0 in a debut Kansas City game. St Paul at Minneapolis rained out. Louisville and Charleston not scheduled. Bob Hazel, previously with Nashville Vols, led the Southern Assn in home runs with 29 and runs batted in with 114.
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Minneapolis
Louisville
Charleston
Bob Hazel
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Southern Assn
Supreme Court Allows Local Taxes on Military Housing
The court ruled 5-4 that state and local taxes may be levied on private firms operating military housing on government lands under the 1949 Wherry Act. About 159 projects with 53,339 units exist nationwide. Justice Frankfurter led the majority. Justice Douglas dissented. The ruling affects Offutt Housing Co of Omaha and Sarpy County tax disputes.
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Swiss Climbers Scale Everest Twice From Nepal
In Kathmandu on May 28 a Swiss mountaineering expedition topped Everest, becoming the second team to reach the summit this year, following Hillary and Tenzing’s 1953 milestone. Ernst Schmidt and Jurg Marjet led the ascent, with a second Swiss team reaching the peak the next day. On May 18, Ernst Reiss and Fritz Luchsinger reached Lhotse.
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Missiles to Replace Air Power, Montgomry Says
Britain's Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery predicted guided missiles will handle half of long range bomber duty within ten years and replace 70 percent of tactical air forces. NATO deputy commander in Europe told reporters in Winnipeg that the shift toward missiles as main firepower carriers is advancing.
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Slaughter Drives A's to Comeback Victory Over White Sox
Enos Slaughter, aged 40, hit a two run homer off Billy Pierce in the ninth to lift the Kansas City Athletics to a 6-4 win over the Chicago White Sox. Finigan Zer nial Lopez Simpson and Espisoto contributed as the A's erased a 4-0 deficit with an eighth inning rally. Reliever Ed Burnschy earned the win after Lasorda left in the ninth.
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Hector Lopez
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Lopez
Harry Simpson
Dick Donovan
Sam Espisoto
Ed Burnschy
Tom Lasorda
Pierce
Sooners Chase Clear Big Seven Title at Missouri
Oklahoma aims to clinch the Big Seven crown in a delayed finale at Missouri. A win secures the conference title and NCAA district playoff entry. a Missouri victory forces a Oklahoma Nebraska playoff coin flip to determine the qualifier. Missouri likely starts pitcher Norm Stewart. date set after a conference call between Simmons and Baer.
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