Phils Press Toward First Place in Tight NL Race
The Philadelphia Phillies, aided by veterans and rookies, moved into a tie for third place in the National League, two games from first, with a 18-0 stretch since May first. Brooklyn and Milwaukee slid, while Cincinnati led after a rainout. The White Sox opened a four-game American League lead behind Rod Keegan's shutout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ED Wilks
Associated Press
Philadelphia Phillies
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Sihwauser
Phillies
Muwcukee
Redlegs
Cincinnat
Phils
Milwaukee
Ais
Ind
Rlsce
Braves
South Cardinals
Roberts
Nobin
Roberta
Willie Jones
Gran Hammer
Din Drysdale
Phile
New York Giants
Pitgburgh
White Sox
Chicago
Rod Keegan
Detroit
Baltimore
New York
Yankees
Ray Moore
Kansas City
Cleveland
Ned Garver
Shilter
Washington
Boston
Roy Campaneella
Philadelphia
Mtr
Untitled Funeral Notice From Local Cemeteries
An obituary style notice lists individuals and locations including Galeton, Eaton Cemetery, and Fatnn Chapel. It mentions services on Monday morning at Maree Drawing Room and Intermerd Ver Grove with references to Petersen and Wirent. The item reads as a fragmented public notice of burial arrangements and associated chapels.
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Maree
Ovs
White
Willem C Wirent
Wart
Galeton
Eaton Telat
Eaton Cemertery
Marre Fatnn Chapel
Bedinger Cups American Legion Golf Tournament
Bedinger claimed medalist honors at the American Legion golf tournament held at Greeley Country Club with a TAN-13S score. Calcutta winner was Cunt Mayer with a net 66. Forty eight entrants braved bad weather as Jerry Bell ran the event.
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Mel Bedinger
American Legion
Greeley Country Club
Cunt Mayer
Calcutta
Jerry Bell
Bectinger
Larry Eaton
Willard Taylor
Frant Austin
Lo | Smith
Calcuttanvision
Mayer
Ken Cel
L. M. Purvis
Austin
Gale McArthur
Ed Tittle
Unclear historical sports results from New York area
Fragmented OCR text lists various names and lines suggestive of baseball scores, league standings, and event results. It references New York and Pittsburgh, with scattered names like Drysdale, Caine, and Berra, plus Friday results and other game notes, but specifics are unreadable.
Hanks Wins Share of Record Drivers' Purse at Indy 500
Sam Hanks claimed a share of a record 190252 dollar purse by winning the Indianapolis 500 at the Speedway. George Salih and Sandy Belond teamed to share first prize as the total prize fund surpassed previous marks. Hanks, a 42 year old driver from Pacific Palisades, earned 58280 from speedway funds plus other prizes and sponsorships totaling 190252 dollars. He opted not to race at Monza and remained with the American team for the European event. Don Edmonds was named Rookie of the Year after finishing 19th in Monza and receiving a prize of 500 dollars and a year’s supply of meat.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Sam Hanks
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Plana
Monza
Ialy
Hanks
Pat Flaherty
Chicago
Hanka
George Salih
Los Angeles
Belond
Land Sandy Belond
Speedway
Facuié Palisades
Calif
Mercury
Mon
Ater
Don Freeland
Angeles
Edmonds
Jimmy Reece
Dim Rathmann
Miami
Asain
Jimmy Ryan
Phoenix
Aris
Cheesbourg
Tucson
Scot Beats Yank Sergeant 2 In Title Match At Formby
Scot defeated Yank Sergeant 2 in a 36 hole final at Formby Golf Course England. Jack won by a clear margin in ideal weather, with rounds around par and steady plays from Ridgley who was stationed in England. The match, part of the Cinderella poll campsign, saw both players reach the final after a tense morning round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Formby
England
Reid Jack
Marold
Ridgley
Air Force
Haverford
Jack
Gis
Johnson Hinnant KO tops Washington foe in New York
Harold Johnson Kayes Hinnant, the 9 to 3 favorite from Philadelphia, knocked out Clarence Hinnant of Washington in the first round at St Nicholas Arenas with a right to the chin. Johnson weighed 167 pounds, Hinnant 140. They plan to plant 10,000 willow trees in Eye Suffolk England for timber 15 years hence, worth 100000 cricket bals.
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New York
Harold Johnson
Philadelphia
Clarence Hinnant
Washington
St. Nichola Arenas
Johnson
Hinnant
Eye
Suffolk
England
Cloverleaf Greyhound Races at Maserleaf Friday Night
Street ledger style report lists results from Cloverleaf greyhound races at Maserleaf Friday night with multiple numbers for dogs, odds, quinelas, doubles, and times. Notable entries include Gravel Pilot, Jim Gem, Waddy Wrinkle, Real Meg, They Say, Flora, Gold Dancer, Grand Return, Cinder Deck, Uncle Jay, Georgie Gabba, Corpus Clipper, Kailua, Super Spot, Darlsie Okie, Glass Slipper, Milam Gal, and Candy Elim among others with prices, place, and race times. Attendance noted at 1,387.
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Maserleaf
Jim Gem
Susie Ruby
Quinela
Mar Jay
Waddy Wrinkle
Real
Meg
Flora
Fins
Kailua
Fog
Tomaclon
Milam Gal
Major League Leaders Fragmented List from New York
Fragmented OCR lists Major League leaders across American and National Leagues. Names, teams, runs and hits appear with numerous garbled letters and partial figures, indicating a brief statistical roundup rather than a coherent article.
Walkers Pass Near Sonoma Tavern On 16 Mile Walkathon
Sonoma to Petaluma route includes a tavern stop as walkers proceed along a 16 mile event. Check cars monitor participants to prevent detours for stimulants amid concerns about contestants. Six Australian state capitals will host a touring display on Britain's atomic energy program, with Sydney preparing to learn more.
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Sonoma
Calif
Petalurta
Bertain
Sydney
Topeka Hawks Rally Past Lincoln for Western Lead
Topeka edged Lincoln 6-3 as three straight singles and a costly error in the seventh produced the winning run. Chuck Cottier homered to keep Topeka within reach of the season home run record. Reggie Grenald homered for Lincoln as Amarillo was rained out.
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Associated Press
Topeka
Mawks
Lincoln Chiesa
Amarillo
Albuquerque
Pueblo
Des Moines
Stong City
Lincoln
Hawks
Chuck Cottier
Reggie Grenald
Louribar
Dukes
Jim Michaelec
Dex Moines
George Piktuis
Sioux City
Ken Landenberger
Ted Shandor
Colorado Springs
Siour City
Pirates face fan fury and a judge’s bizarre quip
In Pittsburgh and nearby, fans direct harsh words at the Pirates amid a season of poor results. A justice of the peace joked about sentencing a violator to Forbes Field. Meantime Virginia Beach hosts a Round Robin golf event with Will Smith of St Clair, Fay Crocker, and Betty Jameson among top scorers.
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Bittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
New Kensington
Forbes Tieldt
Pirates
Virginia Beach
Will Smith
St. Clair
Mich
la Perty
Fay Crocker
Montevideo
Uruguay
Misa Smith
Min Crocker
Betty Jameson
San Antonio
Tex
Louise Suggs
Sea Boland
Ford tops Hogan in New Rockelle golf clash
Doug Ford from Yonkers wins a Wyak gy tour event near New Rockelle by shooting 6 under par in the morning and 7 under in the afternoon to reach 23 under across five rounds. Ben Hogan falls to second after a strong start, totaling 21 under.
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New Rockelle
Doug Ford
Ren Hogan
Fram Yonkers
N. Yat
Feld
Hogan
Fragmented sports odds and leagues update
Copying a cryptic schedule roundup, the item lists teams and scores across multiple leagues. It mentions Montreal, Rochester, Fort Worth, Albuquerque, Topeka, and other places with scattered results and postponed status.
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Pacific Cosst Leacre Fan Frasewre
Barramenis
Cena
Bie Ines & i Aterramionos
Ersgee Tereda
Montreal
Richmond
Columias & Bulfata
Rochester
Ant
Milam
Ry Asociation
Chattanenen & Luss Red
En Orleans 3, Nashrilie M4, Birmegaam 2 Ixtab Leave Mousten 2 Fort Worth
Nan Aateais
Odabena Cry
Dalles
Ahrevepert
AuaMia
Tole
Western Llague Aluquerque
Poesia
Topeka
Lacon Saath Dat Te Acs
Petyndx
Amari
Pioneer League Ee
Poestahe
Great Yay
Bitinesib
Marie Valley
Tanbor Fae
Raine
Take Cay
Misarlé
Unknown Youth Edges Morrow at Compton Track Meet
In Compton California a junior college sprinter, Willie White of Harbor Junior College, edged Olympic champion Bobby Morrow in the Woolford dash. Merv Lincoln won the mile but faced a strong field, with Mitt Campbell tying a high hurdles record and Max Truex posting strong times. Seaman, Tabori, Courtney posted notable times as the meet featured future Navy sailor Campbell and other elite performers.
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Compton
Calif
Australia
Merv Lincoln
United States
Yimior College
Oincoln
Willie White
Harbor Junior College
Bobby Morrow
Mitt Campbell
Max Truex
Southern
California
Bobby Seaman
Ucla
Lincoln
Lattle
Tabori
Seaman
Courtney
Campbell
Navy
Truer
Smile
White
Nehes
Storrow
Tirt
Lourels
Virginia reach and other brief sports notes from Mogan
Virginia Reach reports a series of quick sports items including teens from Tul team bowing to Virginia Trash Read Rabie after the third round, and a mixed bag of results across regions. Mentions Mawerford Pennsylvania, Anata Climpine Ohio, Soma Africae, and Camden New Jersey with various performances and scores.
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Mogan
Fenathn
Camden
Garden 1
Teremare Park
New York Hopes Dim to Keep Dodgers and Giants
New York's bid to stop the Dodgers and Giants from moving to Los Angeles and San Francisco faced a dimmer outlook after a New York Post survey showed limited support for subsidies to stadium builders. Mayor Wagner and officials signaled they will not bend to private teams, inviting Dodgers president Walter O'Malley and Giants president Horace Stoneham for talks while NL leaders questioned.
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Murray Rose
New York
Giants
Ashfornia
New York Post
Meget
The
Post
Walter O'Malley
Dodgers
Horace Stoneham
Elube
National League
Los Angeles
San Mranseleg
Wagner
Lerity
Duek
Ely
Ebbets Field
Polo Grounds
New York Times
O'Malley
Norr Poulson
Dodger
San Francisco
Toll Television
Matthew Fox
New York Skiatron Corp
Eitmuit
Wichita Hurler Wins His Tenth With No Losses
Wichita right-hander Cston Willey pitched a 3-hitter to improve to 40-0 this season as the Braves beat St. Paul 8-1, extending their league lead. Charleston edged Omaha 4-3, Louisville shocked Denver 10-9 in 10, and Minneapolis and Indianapolis played a rain-delayed doubleheader. Rivera delivered the deciding hit for Louisville in the 9th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asta
Wichita
Cston Willey
Braves
St. Paul
Willey
Charleston
Omaha
Louisville
Denver
Siasius
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Colonels
Ind
Chiif Rivera
Mil Campbell Equals 120 High Hurdles Mark at Compton Meet
Mil Campbell of the U.S. Navy tied the world record in the high hurdles with 13.34 seconds at the Compton Invitational, matching the mark set last year by Jack Davis. Elias Gilbert of Winston-Salem College was second with a similar time, while Lee Calhoun of North Carolina College took third in the event.
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Compton
Celif
Jon Star
Milt Campbell
U.S. Navy
Indiana
Elias Gilbert
Winston-Salem College
North Carolina
Jack Davis
University of Southern California
Davis
Australia
Lee Calhoun
North Carolina College
Ag Dept Reports Record Losses in Farm Price Support
The Agriculture Department reported a record loss of 1,056,000,000 in farm price support programs for the ten months ending April 30, the largest deficit in such a period in government farm price support history.
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Ag Dept
Washington
Agriculture Dept
Priday
Johnny Kilbane Dies of Cancer in Cleveland
Johnny Kilbane 68 former world featherweight champion died of cancer in Cleveland after a long illness. He had been a top Irish American fighter, rising from humble beginnings to rule 126 pounders during a storied career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Kilbane
Cleveland
Cleveland Uf
John Patrick Kilbane
Johnny Kulbane
Cleveland Ore Cocks
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McDeniel Wild
Reus
Wanay
Juan
Pazarra
Eddie Kasko
Wally Moon
Mays
Willie Mays
Ray Kat
al Worthington
Keegan
Vines
Sherm T
Walt Dropo
Tropo
Frank
Lary
Tigers
Rats
Moore
Hank Bauer
Joe Collins
Oriole
al Pilareik
Bob Turley
Garear Giants Indians
Garver
Hia
Tribe
A's
Billy Hunter
Joser Cal Mediah
Garza Arnalio Gat
Fenrth Srenua
Conrad Apraker
Cornien
Apm
Likn Grove
Bressey
Bedinger Cups
Ny Tre Associaten
National
Teroue
Kipgretera
Pittehure
Milles Ubm
Prien
Prwikiya
Prusdelphis
Felday
Marerner
Berthinren
Katt
Urine Face
Raed
Prilen
Levenaa
Drebtet Hhamon Vwaaene
Renmete
Masa
Imanty
Sareta
Wantage
Triana
Tueber
York
Breobha
U Louis
Janes Ik
Uybarew
Scot
Yank Sergeant
Harold Johnson Kayes Hinnant
Tricky Liger
Associated American League
Bata
lLans
Broken Alls Slane
Kerio Ue
Mane
New Terk
Deevre
Fer
Cheage
Severs
Wagy Wer
Fermin
Ranasy Cits
Beube
Ale —Weatem Wilms
Rotor
Rune
Wiliams
Nebinwa
Tau
Great Pitebergh
Bronkiye
Arrea
Mhiwauke
Pap
Cad
Acre Foo FT AU Mas AE Laine Asa Msecaaat
Mwagerstown
New York Yankees
Cryeland
Eas Junder
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Ben Hogan
Py Wax Associated
Pensa American Association
Fareen
Biehares Curis
Hung
Bermea
Bent Diet
Schbesler
Gerald A. Gleeson
Gleeson
Keyviene
Gun Hoy
Robert Wagner
Wichita Hurler
Mil Campbell
Mr. Fisherman
Poudre Canon
Langston Realty-Poudre Canon
Poudre Canon Business Men's Ass'n
P.S
Mishawahs
Prisaa
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