Tigers Survive Red Sox Rally in Freewheeling Tilt
Detroit bolstered by Harvey Kuenn and Ray Boone powered past Boston 14 to 7 as Frank House blasted a three run homer and the Tigers racked up 47 hits to break a fourth place deadlock. Yankees drop to three games back after Kansas City upset them 7 4. White Sox fall to Washington while Pittsburgh edges Cincinnati 7 4 and St Louis pulls within three. Dodgers top Milwaukee as Brooklyn chases first place. Cubs topple Pirates 5 0. Cardinals and Giants win to keep pace in tight NL race.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Tigers
Fasl
Bucky!arris
Harvey Kuean
Ray Boone
Kuean
Boone
Hester
Red Sox
Frank House
Boston
Yankees
New York
Kansas City
Yogi Berra
Lee Collins
Mickey Mantle
Cleveland
Bob Lemon
Baltimore
Chicago
White Sox
Washington
Pittsburgh
Chisago
Cincinnati
Ted Sox
Don Suddin
Walt Masterson
Billy Klaus
Jackie Jensen
Gie Sox
Virgil Trucks
Bob Porterlicl
Yank
A’s
Billy Marlin
Lou Krellow
Mantle
Collins
Ja Wad
Bobby Shantz
Fan GU MicDougald
Tev Nor
Eustathews
Willy Bruton
Hamer
Brooklyns
Warren Spahn
Randy Jackson
Dave Jolly
Post
Frank Hobinson
Sala
Redlegs
Ine Noxhall
Carl Simmons
Wally Moon
Hearn
Giants
Willard Schmidt
Ken Boyer
Julie Cards
Cubs
Bob Friend
Aly
Warren Hacker
Pirates
Frank Thomas
Snead Calls Open Prospect Stinking Despite Confidence
Sam Snead of Virginia, entering defense of his Hound Robins championship at Wykagyl, dismisses his Open odds as "stinking" yet pins hope on a 28 year old Australian rival Peter Thomson. Thomson, who won the Texas International Tournament in Dallas in a sudden death playoff, is hailed as the man with "everything" needed to win the Open.
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New York
Sam Snead
Virglnia Ehid
Bam
Wykagyl
Weaslchester
Rochester
N. Y
Thamson
Cary Middle
Cof
Gene Littler
Dallas
Ames Iowa corn yield test summary rises to 85.7 bu/acre
Iowa’s 2955 Corn Yield test shows an average of 85.7 bushels per acre across harvested plots, five higher than the 16 year hybrid average. Four of 12 districts exceed 100 bushels per acre, as tests compare hybrids across the state.
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Ames
Iowa
Towa
Cubs 7 Pirates 3 recap from Minden district games
Report lists multiple baseball scores and player mentions including Cubs scoring seven and Pirates three. It notes various pitchers and batters across teams with regional names and partial line scores, reflecting a crowded local scoreboard page.
Unclear game summary with mixed names and numbers
Fragmentary OCR text lists players and scores in a Brooklyn Milwaukee setting with numerous garbled names such as Gilliam Mathews Finkinaog and Broad Va Milwes Kee. It reads like a sports box score or recap with uncertain dates places and outcomes.
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Ps Gillam
Finkinaog
Chmfella
Furie
Mathews
Fe—Neérse
Ellam
Anekee
Cimell
Sfyinpwe
Gil- Tame Jackeps
Wr—Mathews
Greyhound race night results and betting totals
Overleat greyhound results show top bets and track times for Tuesday night with top Deal at 6.00 and 4.20, Miss Torchy at 14.60 and 8.00, Nature Wire 9.20 and 4.20, and many quinela payouts. Attendance counted at 1,923 with total handle about 71,820 dollars. CHICAGA Hobby Boyd, ranked middleweight, prepares for a ninth straight win against Milo Savage of Salt Lake City after losing to Savage in New York on April 14, 1984.
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Greyhound Aces
al Cloveclea
Coral Rose
Doris Drew
Quinela
Amber Gal
Stumbie Boy
Miss Torchy
Tresss
Cole
Lhre
Nature Wire
Ivoroll
Me. Coley
Lirv
Rose Gale
Deatle
Sunny Dawn
Lynn Marlee
Rex O'Yopper
Happy Minstrel
Trixie Call
Quingta LT
B. Racy Hed
Monk Aaron
Fire Dome
Mr. Gabby
Quinela GB
Ardeth
Hobby Boyd
Milo Savage
Salt Lake City
Savage
New York
Pacific Coast League and Various League Scores Brief
Unclear OCR text lists box scores and results from multiple leagues. Mentions San Francisco, Sacramento, Indianapolis, Minneapolis, Fort Worth, Texas, Birmingham, Mobile, Albuquerque, and cities across the American and Western leagues. Scattered team names and scores indicate a late-season global recap with several incomplete figures.
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URES
Saccamento J. Las Acadhe
Bortlané
International
Ui Toronto
Monireal
Biledreord
Bullsiy Marl & S
American Ass
Indianapolis
Danser
Thalageds
Paul
Charlesios
Mideeapolle
Losteellly
Ourrh
Sioux City
Tapexa
Acmacillo
Bucbh
Albeorerque
Pioneer League
Dene Falls
Galse
Slagle Valley
Vaestill
Denver Bears Slip In Double Bill Defeat
The Denver Bears lost both ends of a doubleheader in Indianapolis, dropping within five games of the league leaders. Wally Burnette and Doland Nichols split decisions, with Indianapolis rallying to win the opener in 11 innings. Ed Gasque and Stan Pilala combined on a five-hitter to seal the nightcap for the Indians.
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Associated Press
Denver Bears
Gianapolis
Indianapolis
Denver
Minneapolis
Louisville
Ko Gehten
Omaha
Colonels
Wichita
St. ‘Paul
Charles Jton
Indians
Wally Bornétte
Bobby Young
Darrell Johnson
Burnette
Doland Nichols
Eeligler
Woodie Held
Freeman
Ted Beard
Ed Gasque
Stan Pilala
Pilala
Morgan Golfership Greeley Close Match at Local Club
Port Morgan country club hosted a tight inter-city golf match against Greeley with Morgan triumphing 25 to 23. Rex Eaton Jr led Greeley with a 63, while Bob Will shot 74. Eaton won the sweepstakes with 42 points, followed by Bill 41, Ernie Hanks 38, and Dr. Don Bostron 37.
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Port Morgan
Chuh
Greeley Country Clab
Ito
Gresley
Rex Eaton Jr
Bob Will
Rex Eaten Jry
Bill
Ernie Hanks
Greeley
Don Bo
Garnsey
Curt Davis
Beverly Yornhalt
Kob Gilbert
Joe Chapman
Davis
Voraboit
Jack Kingsbury
La Salle Lions Set 1956 Legion Title Bid With Strong Prospect
La Salle Lions club baseball coach Guy Reiff and assistant George Sage face trimming 2b boys to 16 for the Northern Colorado Legion A schedule. Four early games this week against Cheyenne Kansas City Life Loveland will reveal key infield and pitching talents as they defend the title.
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la la Lions Club
George Sage
Colorado ‘American Legion
la Salle
Cheyenne
Kansas City Life
Tenver
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K. G. Life
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Reiff
Sagr
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Heiff
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Reitt
la Selle
Ournapient
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Jim Alles
Gill Schmid
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Kersey
Alles
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Legion Ball
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Yoanielgon
Gary Alles
Fred Keil
Gllcrest
Frankie Vannest
Don Kelly
Collegeigh
OeVore Conlin
Fry Mond
Jin Alles
Bmw Shacter
Bill Love
Rain College High
Doug Graff
CAS
Monty Betz
Milliken
Elmer Vannest
Danielson
Mand Jes
Dick Humphrey
Aersey Clahthander
Arlen Heckmat
Goltegs High
Betz
Andy Petalez
Gilcrest
Love
Lanty Wolfe
Morrison and Morrison
Fort Lupton
Boulder
Longmont
K. . Life
Nome
Fort Calling
Louisville
Thern
Greeley
Kort Aforgan
Fort Morgan
Fort Collins
Marrison
Borrison
Duffy's
Bowlder
Love Lana
Toursville
Gators
Houlder
Fist Colas
Fort Luton
Whittier College Schedules Football With Air Academy
Whittier College announced a November 19 football game with the Air Force Academy in Denver. Athletic director Aubrey R. Bonham said the neutral LA area site is undecided. Last season Whittier tied for second in the SCIAC after a 6 2 1 record and graduation depleted first string players.
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Witittler
Calif
Whittier College
U.S. Aiir Force Academy
Denver
Aubrey R. Bonham
Whittier
Athletic Direstor
Los Angeles
Whittier Pauls
Lemon Dominates Orioles as Cleveland Wins 8-3
Bob Lemon pitched for Cleveland to an 8-3 victory over the Baltimore Orioles on Tuesday night. Lemon allowed nine hits with strong support from his teammates who collected six doubles and Earl Averill driving in a run. The win marked Lemon’s seventh of the season, and Baltimore has only beaten him once in ten meetings over three seasons.
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Baltimore UW
Cleveland
Omer
Earl Averill
Bob Lemon
Baltimore Orioles
Lemet
Origies
Lemon
Senators Demand Close Screening of Foreign Aid
Senator McCarthy introduced a bill Tuesday to cut off U S aid to Yugoslavia while Senator Knowland urged a searching reappraisal of aid to neutrals amid Marshal Tito’s pro Russian stance during his visit to Moscow. Knowland and Senator Jenner supported the bill to halt aid to Yugoslavia.
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McCarthy
i-Wis
U. S
Yugoslavia
Knowlend
Ral
Marshal Tito
Tor Noscow
Knowland
GOP
Senate
Sen
Jeoner
Rind
Pers
4 H Judging Contests At A M On June 12 14
Four H judging contests will be held at Colorado A and M College from June 12 to 14. About 1500 people are expected for the meeting with J Patterson of the Standard Oil Co of Indiana as chief speaker. The Dairy Livestock and Home Economics winners advance to national events in Waterloo Iowa Chicago and Denver.
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Font Collins
Colorado A&al
Chicago
Denver
John Melody
Uisits
Greeley
Highway
Weld County Realty
Galifornia
Canwtnianan
Stocks Steady After Tepid Trading In New York
The Associated Press average of 16 stocks closed unchanged at 179.50 after a session that started steady and edged up before late selling pared gains. Volume reached about 1.65 million shares, up from 1.5 million on Monday, with only a few issues rising more than one point.
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New York
Valvime
Associated Press
To Bridge Parana RIO DE JANEIRO WW Brazil Bridge Plan
Brazil and Paraguay discuss a project to span the Parana River linking lands and routes from the inland to the sea. The proposal aims to open transport and trade corridors across the region, with involvement by regional authorities and potential construction timelines.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Parara
Paraguay
Unclear text fragment from AP sports page with scattered names
Fragmentary Associated Press sports column lists players and teams with many unreadable tokens. Several names appear like Hurd, Klee, Motta, Berra, Kretlow, Thompson, Arroyo, Mun, Kravila, and Bimmons, but most data is garbled leaving a rough, non-coherent roster-like jumble.
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Mujer Laaxud
Associated Press
American League
Delel Omen OO
Peelett
Banton Foo
Asters
Aber
Posterfield
Taumann
Hy Hurdi
Klee
Bod White
OWL
Mareen Conavegea Yay
Lotlars Motta
Bikimea Ind
Avenir
Forables
Dorikh
Tad
Alchtwhan Ci
Arroyo
Muner
Gad Foes
Kravila
Hacker
Beminick
Ciiganellag Sraha
Boudreau Sees It Tough for Casey's Squad
New York the Yankees remain the team to beat but not runaway leaders say Lou Boudreau manager of Kansas City in a tight pennant race. He notes Detroit Cleveland and Chicago have strong pitching and young Boston arms could spark a challenge. He does not rate Casey as a true contender.
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Yankee
Becn
Lou Houdreau
Kansas City
Bourreau
Yanks
Lou Krallow
Hambers
Boudreau
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland
Chicago
Doston
Boudtrau
Mangrum and Little Fail To Qualify in Open
In Dallas sectional qualifying for the National Open, Trombley shot a 137 to lead 38 players who advanced to Rochester. Mangrum and Lawson Little did not qualify, with Mangrum at 53 and Little at 141, as the required score was 148. Freddie Hass of New Orleans was runner up with 140. Other notable names included John Garrett of Houston, Dilly Bfax of Odessa, Jerry Barber of Los Angeles, and Halbert of Sanford, Fla.
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Trombley
Smatewr
John Garrett
Houston
Rochester
N. C
Lloyd Mangrim
Lawson Little
Mangrum
Little
Freddie Hass
New Orleans
Dilly
Odessa
Tex
Jerry Barber
Os Angeles
Day Halbert
Sanford
Fla
AFL-CIO to organize 700,000 textile workers now
Washington reports the AFL-CIO announced a immediate campaign to organize 700,000 non-union textile workers. Multi-plant firms are the major initial targets as the Executive Council proceeds despite a lack of agreement between the merged unions.
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Washington
AFL
CIO
Afl-Cio
Smiths Gather in Waiting Room of San Diego Office
In San Diego California Gerry Smith and Ingrid Smith led a meeting with four visitors all sharing the Smith surname. None of the four attendees were related to each other or to the hosts.
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San Diego
Calif
Gerry
Smith Ja Ingal
Smith
Officials Ordered to Explain Georgetown Dam Disaster Spillway Failure
Acting Gov Stephen L R McNichols demanded reports from Fish and Game Director Thomas Kimball and State Engineer J B Whitten on the spillway collapse below Georgetown. Idaho Springs officials urged a full responsibility inquiry as flood damage prompted state immunity questions. Whitten and Kimball stressed the spillway failure rather than the dam itself, and noted the structures were new.
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Fish and Game Dept
Georgetown
Denver
Stephen L. R. McNichols
In Game and Fish
Thomas Kimball
J. B. Whitten
McNichols
C. Johnson
Colorado
Washington
Imnay
Briscoe
Dunbar
Bar
Ment al Trin
Hidad
Game and Fish Dept
Whitten
Ximball
Elmo Cromer Named New Coach at Wiggins
Elmo Cromer, noted Colorado State athletic star of the 1930s, is hired as coach at Wig gins High School after stints at Grady Nebraska and Wig gins. He coached the Nebraska state basketball champion in 1955 and will join Principal Lew Young in guiding Wig gins teams this fall.
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Wiggins
Elmo Cromer
Colorado
Wigame High School
Cromer
Grady
Neb
Wes Emt
Wiggins High School
Lew Young
Wiggins and Cromer
Simster
Colopaia Atal
Et Collins
Air hearing opens on proposed western air service expansion
The Civil Aeronautics Administration opened a Tuesday hearing on expanding air service to Phoenix and other western cities. Applicants include Trans World, Western, Continental, United, Frontier, and Bonanza Airlines.
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Civil Aeronautics
Phoenix
Ariz
Trans World
Western
Continental
United
Frontier
Bonanzié
Air Lines
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