Athletic Veteran Pitcher Faces Heartbreaker Loss to Yanks
Murry Dickson, age almost 42, pitched 12 innings for the Kansas City Athletics in a 4 2 defeat to the New York Yankees. He left 17 Yankees on base and struck out 14, matching a long effort as rookie hitters Andy Carey and Elston Howard helped force a late collapse. The game tied the opener of a night pair as Boston beat Detroit, while Washington and Baltimore won elsewhere.
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Joe Peek
Paul Chamberlain
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Niven Prefers Movies
Navid Niven avoids live stage or TV work and plans to stay with film. He started on Broadway but dislikes the chaotic demand of live performances, calling it distasteful and preferring movie acting.
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New York
Navid Niven
Deaths and Funerals in North Platte and Nearby
Mrs Jewell Dune of North Platte Nebraska and others listed as family members. Services held Monday at Macy's Chapel with interment at Balance Cemetery. A requiem mass and rosary recitation were noted with multiple relatives named across Nebraska Kansas Colorado and Washington. Memorial rites included military honors and a procession from Macy's Drawing Room to Linn Grove Cemetery.
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Omaha
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Pirates Rally Past Giants in Raydon Shutout Victory
Cur Raydon pitched a shutout as the Pirates swept the three-game series with a 2 0 win over the San Francisco Giants. The Pirates rode minimal hits and unearned runs, while Giants starter Brooks Lawrence allowed six hits in a six inning effort. The day’s trade activity included Danny OConnell moving to Milwaukee for Max Stronk Sid Gordon Sam Jethroe and others.
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Sam Jethroe
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Grammas Bailey and Haak
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Whyte
Bears Eye Fairly Tale Path To College World Series
Colorado State College with 20 8 record faces Blaye Lafayette 19 7 in Omaha. Bear coach Pete Butler scrambles with a 14 man squad to represent the district after Brigham Young withdrew. Key players include Ron Herbel and Gail Bernhardt as CSC eyes a possible upset route.
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Brigham Yeur University
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Pete Butler
Butler
Omaha
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Wayne Merrilt
Floyd Acre
Don Gentry
Southern California Enters NCAA Tourney With Best Batting Mark
OMANA AP Three Western teams seek to topple Southern California in the NCAA tournament as the Trojans bring the best team batting average among eight clubs, strong pitching over six games, and a fast outfield at Omaha Stadium. Missouri, Arizona, and Colorado State pose pitching challenges, while Clemson and Western Michigan provide notable arms. The opener features Missouri vs Western Michigan and Southern Cal vs Arizona with set games Friday and Saturday schedules.
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Omaha
Torey Siexerl
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Missouri
Arizona
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Tle
Iuater
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Southern Cal
Trojan
Smen
Eas
Ianings
Pride Po Uhren
Plethoe
Gross
Malowitz
Gaye
Deitz
Crusaders
Western Michigan
Jack Rumohr
Rimohe
Clemson
Maral Stowe
Tof Hander
Lafayette
Aingl
Autumn Tour Planned by Hele na Equity Group in New York
The Hele na Equity Group, a troupe of professional actors, plans a two month autumn tour to showcase their work. Their repertory includes Tyretth Night Shakespeare and Medley Lovers Villains and Fools along with The Matchinator and Theentor.
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New York
Helena Equity Group
Theentor
Ulth University Stages First Year Under Coach Nagel
The Ulth University football team kicks off under coach Nagel in his first year. Players Grosgenn and Bald Lake are noted as key contributors as the squad forms form a new identity.
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Ulth
Tray Nagel
Panier
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Sponkval
Nagel
Ag Uta
Harold Carter Returns from Army To Face German Import
Harold Carter a top heavyweight contender before 18 months service returns to box Will Restaan at Madison Square Garden. The German challenger, unknown in Europe, presents a tough test. Carter seeks to resume rank toward champion Floyd Patterson with a win this Friday night.
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Heavesmanoff
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Sealle
Archie Moore
King
Derby Eye
Louisville
Bloyd Patter+ son
Friendly Bout Ends in Draw Between Hart and Turner
In Philadelphia at Connie Mack Stadium a welterweight bout between Garner Hart and Gil Turner finished in a draw. Hart led the crowd with many hoots and a chorus of disapproval followed the decision. Judges diverged on scoring with Lopinson 4-4-6, Mina 4-6-4 for Turner, while Glayton and the AP sided with Hart after a cautious, evenly matched fight.
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Gil Turner
Ringsiders
Connie Mack Stadium
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Nat Lopinson
Pennsylvania
Dudge Jim Mina
Turner
Zach Glayton
Jockey Dies After Accident On Race Track
Baltimore AP reports 25 year old jockey Joseph E. Snyder died from severe head injuries after his mount fell in a race at Charles Town West Virginia. He had been taken to Johns Hopkins Hospital for emergency surgery following the spill in the third race during heavy rain. Balzarelli aboard Fight Man Balazarelli survived with a back injury. The last American jockey fatality cited was Roger Fulton at Cranwood Park on Sept. 13, 1958.
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Ganties Town
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Charles Town Hospital
Europeans Sweep Salida Boat Race Slalom standings
In Salida, Europe remains dominant as Kadinka from Geneva wins the first slalom deat of the Salida-Arkansas event, followed by Paris of Orleans and Munich’s Kolaapfel. Penalties rose amid a tricky course, with two women delivering strong performances, Carol Kane and Elsa Bailey.
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Herbert Kolaaplel
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Germany
Sauda
Brie Frazee
Carol [Kane
Poncha
Springs
Colo
Elsa Bailey
Oakland
Calif
Two Colorado Leagues Granted '59 Franchises
Two Colorado leagues have been granted franchises for a partition this year in the National Baseball Association. The Colorado League, for players of unlimited age, will include Hugo Karwal Liman Gonna Arriba Seibert Stratton with Kay Webb as executive league officer. The under-21 North Denver Civic Association League includes Wheat Ridge Boulder Lakewood Empire Louisville D-C rackers and North Denver with Fred Neher as league president Walter Hansen as secretary and Don Shirk as treasurer.
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National Baseball Asst
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Fred Neher
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Danger
Denver Outslugs Louisville to Take Series
Four Denver hurlers led a 11-9 win over Louisville to claim the series. In other American Association games Barry Latman earned his eighth win for Indianapolis with a four hitter at St Paul, while Dean Stone blanked Wichita and Charleston defeated Omaha. Louisville benefited from relief after Zack Monroe labored, with McMahon, Kiash, and Donnexy aiding a ninth inning threat as Denver moved ahead 3-1 in the series.
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Ed DonneXy
Mounties Struck by Law of Averages in Seattle Loss
The Vancouver Mounties fell 4-2 to the Seattle Rainiers, ending a 48 inning shutout streak. Seattle’s win tightens the Mounties’ league lead to two games over Phoenix, with Salt Lake City and Portland also in the mix as Spokane shifts standings. San Diego nears a third place tie with Salt Lake, reshaping the lower division lot.
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Minor League Baseball Scores From Thursday
American Association results show Wichita and Louisville games near. Pacific Coast totals include Vancouver 3 San Diego 10 Sacramento 2 Phoenix 8. International League highlights Montreal 1 Toronto 4 Columbus 4 Rochester 3 Buffalo 3 Richmond 1. Texas League matches Austin 1 San Antonio 6. Western League reports no scheduled games.
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NCAA Meet May Reveal Future Olympic Talent
Berkeley readers learn the 37th NCAA championships draw 386 athletes including seven defending champs and five 1966 Olympic gold medalists. Southern California favored to dethrone Villanova as top contenders in events led by Delany, Bell, Dumas, Dertet, and Davis in a meet billed as highly competitive for Olympic prospects.
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Yankee pitcher Whitey Ford ties AL record with six straight strikeouts
Whitey Ford matched an American League record by fanning six consecutive batters in a 19 to 9 win over Kansas City. He duplicated the feat on June 2, 1948, versus the White Sox, confirming a notable pitching stretch in the season.
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Golf greats falter in brutal national open round
Juduy Boros and Tommy Bally plus 30-year-old Metz led a rugged field as the first round of the 18th National Open in Tulsa saw many veterans shrug off nerves. Hogan Middlecott and Sam Snead posted five over par as Ken Venturi bogeyed early, while local amateurs and Coloradoans posted uneven scores amid sweltering heat and tense play.
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Squire
Dave Smith
Gastonia
N. C
Hagge Leads Golfers in Round Robin Play
Warblehead Mass March report shows Marlene Hagge with 70 for a 3 under par day at Gardiner Tedesco Country Club, taking a 10 point lead in the Nadwad Robin Women's Invitation. Betty Doud trailed with 53 over nine holes while Louise Suggs and Petty Berg posted six and nine plus points respectively in the round robin format.
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Suggs
Petty Berg
Complex Cloverleaf Racecard Results and Mutuel Totals
Detailed Cloverleaf results listing numerous horses and bettors with fractional times and payouts. Mutuel handle cited as 159,302 dollars.
Golf headlines span 1957 circuit in scattered notes
A jumble of golf results and names from various tournaments appears. Players like Tommy Bolt Juliua Boms Shea Metz and others are listed with scattered scores such as 71 and 70. Locations include Tulsa Deauville Springfield and New York with mentions of California Hollywood Park Monmouth Park and other venues.
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Warm Water Fishing News From Colorado Rivers and Reservoirs
Fishermen in eastern Colorado including North Sterling Reservoir and Bony Dam report excellent warm water catches of crappie, bass, walleyes, channel catfish, and bullheads. The piece touts warm water sport as superior to trout and urges safety, fire prevention, and responsible boating, urging night fishermen to use artificial light properly within boats.
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Pat Zimmermann
Calorado
North Sterling
Bony Dam
Good Fishing Over Weekend In Colorado Lakes
Denver CAP reports from Colorado Game and Fish Dept field men indicate good fishing conditions for the weekend. Lakes and reservoirs are ice free with expected success on the Grand Mesa region and streams like Big Thompson Poudre and South Platte receding. Reports echo from Estes Park Pagosa Springs Autonomy Salida Leadville Glenwood Springs and Steamboat Springs with Strong fishing prospects across Estes and Rio Grande areas.
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Salida Leadville
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Hunter Goes to Cleveland as Carrasquel Moves On
New York AP reports Billy Hunter and Chico Carrasquel, both 30, changed teams in separate trades. Hunter left Kansas City for Cleveland to strengthen the Indians infield after a 4-1 doubleheader win, while Carrasquel learned of his deal to the Athletics after a Baltimore loss. Hunter’s departure followed a strong day with a triple and a double driving in two as Kansas City beat New York.
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Frank Lane
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Fraley Offers 10 Cents For Lost Sandlot Baseballs
In Ardmore Oklahoma Bob Fraley offered kids 10 cents for baseballs knocked out of the park during sandlot games. He learned the hometown pro team was offering 25 cents per ball, prompting the search for the balls from over the park as Princeton's Tigers remain unbeaten with 1098 feet of streaming feats and 217 points in nine rounds.
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