Phillies and Bums Close in on Reds as Wins Thin Gap
Phils and Bums move within a half game of first place Cincinnati after Philadelphia's 7-1 win over Chicago and Brooklyn’s success. the Reds stumble in late play while Milwaukee and St Louis win to tighten standings. White Sox oust by Orioles as Detroit and Cleveland win. Yankees drop to third after loss, and Dodgers edge Giants as Crandall and Zuverink spark wins. Local pennant chase remains tight with multiple clubs in range.
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Hillman
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Akidding Redlegs
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Tigers
Cleveland
Chicago
Baltimore
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Orioles
Chicago White Sox
Richards
Jim Landis
Bubba Phillips
New York Yankees
National and International League Scores Across Teams
Baseball scores from multiple leagues reported in brief: Vancouver edges Portland four to three. Sacramenta beats Son Wloan by two. Haven blanks teams 0 to 0. Toronto wins two to one. Shreverarl defeats Houston six to two. Western League results include Albuquerque to Pittsburgh, and Oklahoma City 4 to 3. Texas and Colorado areas see varied scores.
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NCAA Playoffs Begin Bears Play at Five P.M.
NCAA playoff openers feature Texas as favorite with strong pitching depth. Penn State holds the best record among tourney teams and faces Plarlds State. California battles Colorado State in the late slot while Notre Dame meets Iowa State to close opening day.
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Omana
California
Bears
Notre Dagne
Iowa State
Amateur golf takeaways amid scattered results and records
The brief notes several amateur and professional golf results with multiple names and places. Smith leads with 139 after ten rounds in Pittsburgh while other players finish around 135, and various seniors and women set or challenge course records at Belmont, Ottawa, and other venues.
Bears Romp Over Indianapolis 18 to 1 in Big Win
The Denver Bears routed Indianapolis 18 to 1 as Carlton Willey extended his win streak with a 12th straight victory after a strong start by Red Murill for Wichita. Dr. Cepeda hit a grand slam for Louisville, while Minneapolis pounded Louisville 9 0 and St Paul’s game vs Charleston was rained out.
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Senator Bridges Hospitalized After Physician Ordered Rest
Senator Bridges of New Hampshire, 52, chairman of the Senate Republican Policy Committee, was hospitalized Friday on physician orders. The report notes his status and outlines a special communication from Occidental Lodge No. 20 AF and AM, with a memorial gathering planned at the Second Funeral Home.
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Australian Low Hoad Reaches Northern Lawn Final
In Manchester England on Friday Australia’s Max St. John Low Hoad, England’s Wimbledon Eavorine, and India’s Ramanathan Krishnan advanced to the Northern Lawn Tennis Championships final round.
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England
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Low Hoad
Eavorine
India
Ramanathan Krishnan
Hawks Regain Ground in Western League Race
Topeka's Hawks rebounded from a two game skid to maintain the league lead by a wide margin after defeating Des Moines 19 3. Pueblo moved within a game of sixth with a 2 game split against Albuquerque. Amarillo held second with a 6 5 win over Colorado Springs. Amarlio Pinkston hit his seventh homer as Colorado Springs dropped to sole possession of the cellar. Albuquerque pitcher Dick Drilling allowed seven hits in game one. Futcherlo produced a nine run surge in the early innings of game two.
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Albruquerque
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Gold Sox
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Dick Drilling
Puebla
Fut'ehlo
Former Professor Admits $2,396 Theft at School of Mines
Dalton Spain Flanders, 43, former professor of economics and head of the economics department at the School of Mines, pleaded guilty in U S District Court to embezzling 2396 dollars from the school credit union while treasurer last August. He waived right to counsel at arraignment. sentencing postponed for probation report. If convicted on all counts, he could face up to five years and 5000 dollars fine per count. He is free on a 1500 dollar personal recognizance bond.
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Henver
Flaniess
Hoye
Fleoders
La Salle Wins Third Straight Over CYO in Exhibition
La Salle blanks Denver CYO 12 to 2 as Bonibere erupts for eight runs in the seventh, Monty Helz notching his first win of the year with a bases loaded double. Lopez started for La Salle, Belz fanned nine in four innings, and Betz finished strong for the Bombers in a lopsided exhibition at La Salle.
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Boxing Title Defense Slated Between Toweel and Charnley in London
South African Willie Toweel will defend his British Empire lightweight title against British champion Dave Charnley in London. Also reported are Bob McIntyre’s near 100 mph pace to win the Senior Tourist Trophy, a fatal crash of Charles Salt during the Mile event, and various European auto racing notes including Fangia’s Monza boycott claim and Yankee-Tiger baseball comparisons.
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London
Willie Toweel
Dave Charnley
Douglas
Isle of Man
Bob McIntyre
Charles Francis Salt
England
Cloverleaf Greyhound Night Full Card Results
Cloverleaf Friday night dog racing produced a long list of finishes with My Danda leading No 1, time 31.42, and a large set of prices for winners and place-getters. Attendance reported at 2,620.
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Two Truants Drown in Two Baltimore Area Spots
Wilbur John Bohle Jr. a 7 year old of South Baltimore and Charles Fr. Bosley Jr. a 12 year old from Reislerstown drowned after skipping school from Friday to swim. Wilbur fell from a seawall into the Patapsco River and drowned while Charles sank at the Livery Reservoir.
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Wilbur John Bohle Jr
South Baltlmore
Charles FR. Bosley Jr
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Honkey
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Livery Reservoir
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Ward Suspended by USGA for Five-Year Prohibition
Harvie Ward, 31, was found guilty of accepting expenses related to tournaments from May 1952 to May 1957, a violation of USGA rules. He received a five year suspension through September, preventing defense of Brookline title and other events, including the U S Open at Toledo next week. Ward expressed regret, claiming no wrongdoing. Joseph Day, USGA executive, noted the decision and reinstatement limits.
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Moore Threatens Suit Over NBA Battle Order
Detroit report says boxer Archie Moore must defend his light heavyweight title by July 7 or suspend the title. NBA president Floyd Stevens warned Moore to accept a US bout or have the title vacated for elimination bouts. Moore claims threats to sue over a demanded fight and accuses the NBA of depriving him of livelihood.
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Tony Anthony
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Germany
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Chuck Spiecer
Spieser
Yvon Dorelee
Erole Brava
Los Angeles
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Fullmer Beats Jones In Unanimous Decision At Chicago Stadium
Former middleweight champion Gene Fullmer defeated Ralph Tiger Jones by unanimous decision in a ten round nationally televised bout at Chicago Stadium. Fullmer, who had recently lost to Sugar Ray Robinson, retreated much of the fight before finishing strong in the late rounds to secure the victory. Jones complained of Fullmer’s style in the dressing room, while manager Marv Johnson framed the strategy as a retreat until Jones exhausted his stamina. Plans for a Robinson rematch and a Carmen Basilio bout later this year were noted, potentially limiting further title chances for Fullmer.
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Fort Carson Third in Army Track Championship
Ft. Carson Colorado athletes finish third at the Seventh Army Track and Field Championships Friday with 48 points. Ft. Riley Kansas wins the meet with 68 points, while the host unit places second.
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Major League Leaders and Batting Headlines
A garbled summary lists leaders in batting runs and hits with players such as Musial Robinson Hodges and Aaron featured. It cites figures like 388 for batting average and 381 runs, with pitching leaders including Sanford and Schmidt, reflecting a snapshot of season leaders amid OCR errors.
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Baler
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St. Loui
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Brooklyn
Matley
Mays and
Bauer
New York
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Sanford
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Schmidt
Sunnehanna Invitational Golf Tourney Promises Tight Second Rounds
Two University of Houston students and a Phoenix doctor led a crowded field as the Sunnehanna Invitational moved into the second and third rounds. Amateurs including Phil Rogers and Jim Hinkey posted two under par 68s in round one on the 6,972 yard layout. Pittsburgh's Patty Berg led the Ladies PGA as Smith extended her lead in the third round.
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Fa. I
University of Houston
Arizona
Sunnehanna
Phil Rogers
Jim Hinkey
Houston
Ed Uprigraft
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Smith
Patty Berg
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Major Victory Seen in Campaign Against Multiple Sclerosis
Rose Schelson announced a major breakthrough in MS research after isolating a micro-organism, spirochela myelophthora, as the probable cause. She described a tuberculosis like skin test to detect MS and urged further verification from other researchers before pursuing immunization or cure, noting prior work since 1951.
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Noah Halper
Philadelphia
Rose Schelson
Ichelson
Fishermen Warned Over Water Lights On Seeley Lake
Colorado Game and Fish officials warned twelve Greeley fishermen after they appeared before a justice of the peace for using boat lights at Seeley Lake. The lights extended over the water to attract fish, a practice the department says is illegal and liable to action.
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Greeley
Justice of the Peace
Seeley Lake
Colorado Game and Fish
Major League Won’t Bolster Minors Lacking Local Support
ST LOUIS The major league fund for ailing minor league clubs requires home town backing before grants. Bill DeWitt, overseer of the $500000 program to aid distressed teams, says towns must support operators and communities should not be forced to sustain baseball. He declines to reveal grant details or number of clubs aided.
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ST. Louis
Bill New Witt
DeWitt
St Louis Browns
New
Yor Yankees
Refusal of Fast Tax Write Off Info Triggered Protests
Washington hearing reveals an ODM official refused information on a rapid tax amortization for Idaho Power Co. The move, denounced by Sen. Kerr, allegedly allowed inside information use, as Idaho Power depreciated 100 million dollars of purchases in five years. Stock activity spiked on the same day, prompting market records reviews.
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Idaho Power Co
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He Eelecine Consumers Information Committee
James Farcell
Office of Defense Mobilization Tax Amortizaden
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Senate Antitrust and Monopoly
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