Gentile Sets Major Record With Consecutive Grand Slams
Kim Gentile hit consecutive grand slam homers for Baltimore in a 13 5 victory over Minnesota. Lefty Herb Score threw a two hitter as Chicago White Sox beat Cleveland 4 2. Detroit won 7 2 then lost 5 4 in a two night doubleheader with Washington. Kansas City beat New York and Los Angeles defeated Boston in other AL games. In the NL Pilots and Dodgers won. Milwaukee topped Chicago. St Louis Cincinnati rainout. Gentile, 26, hit in the first two innings to drive in nine runs for a 30 RBIs lead and tied Mickey Mantle for home runs with nine.
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Ad Mahaffey
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Norm Larker
Joe Adcock
Frank Bolling
Braves
Benefit Cage Game at Laneburg
A benefit basketball game is set at Laneburg School Gym Friday May 12 at 7 p.m. Proceeds go to the distressed Robert Almand family. The event features two opening games between 4th 5th 6th and 7th grade boys and girls, followed by a match between Prescott Independents and the Bourdères from several schools.
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Not Intended Bricks From Abbey Theatre Hit Binghamton
In Binghamton New York Treland sent two bricks after learning the Irish drama Play boy of the Western World would be produced. The bricks from Dublin's Abbey Theatre were gifts to the city and Harper Cobbee's mama department.
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Dublin
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Standings and schedule from Associated Press sports roundup
Standings show Chattanooga leading with 19 wins and 12 losses in the Southern division, Atlanta at 17 12, Birmingham 17 13, Little Rock 16 14, Nashville 13 15, Shreveport 16 17, and Mobile near 8. Baseball results include Detroit, New York, Baltimore, Cleveland, Minnesota, Kansas City, Los Angeles, Boston, Chicago, Washington, and others with ongoing and upcoming games listed. Tuesday results noted and several games set for Wednesday and Thursday.
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Chattanoga
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Birmingham
Little Rock
Shreveport
Nashville
Macon
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Mobile
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New York
Baltimore
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Minnesota
BMW
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Los Angeles
Boston
Chicago
Washington
Cleveland
Travelers Drop Pair to Shreveport
Nashville bounces back to beat the Chattanooga Lookouts 4-1 in 10 innings as Lumley belts two homers in Engel Stadium. DeBule suffers first loss in four starts while Withrow drives Mobile past Birmingham 7-1. Bill Kern hits a bases loaded homer in a 3-1 Sports comeback. Pfister fires five hits for a 7-1 nightcap win. Atlanta climbs to second with a 7-4 win over Macon in 12 innings.
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Chattanooga Lookouts
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Paradise
Nashville
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Sighthender
Ray Withrow
Mobile
Birmingham
Alan Koch
Bears
Bob Andereson
Bill Kern
Little Rath
Dat Pfisters
Atlanta
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Macon Peaches
Frameup claims dogged George Ratterman for sheriff bid
George Ratterman former Notre Dame and pro quarterback and reform groups candidate for Campbell County sheriff denounces his Newport hotel arrest as a frameup. He says he was drugged and not acquainted with the woman arrested with him. Tests at Kettering Lab Cincinnati suggest knock out drops were used amid charges of breach of peace resisting arrest and disorderly conduct. The Newport ministerial group backs him as Cracker opponents edge closer in standings.
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Notre Dame
Campbell County
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Committee of 500
Tito Carinci
Juanita Jean Hodges
Houston
Texas
Kettering Lab
Cincinnati
Budiey Pomeroy
Newport Ministerial Association
Miss Hodges
April Flowers
AMA Plans Fee Guide for Doctors
The Americana Medical Association mails a guide to doctors to help set fees. It does not fix prices but assigns relative value to services, suggesting units for each procedure.
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Rochester
N.Y
Americana Medical Association
Waring Willis
Willis
New York
Carinei Trial Extended in Detention Case at Glenn Hotel
Continued to May 6 by Judge Joseph Rolf for the trial of Carinei charged with breach of peace for allegedly hindering detectives from entering his Glenn Hotel apartment without a warrant. Carinei serves as manager of the hotel. Ratterman, father of eight, was described by his wife Anna Kalierroan as “ill, the way.” Campbell County has long seen gambling, prostitution and liquor law violations.
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Glenn Hotel
Ratterman
Anna Kalierroan
Campbell Counsty
Major League Stars Highlight 1960s Style Stat Pack
The Associated Press summary lists leaders across batting pitching and totals. Notables include Gentile and Mantle sharing home run crown with nine. Temple and Kaline tied for hits with 32. Pinson and Robinson with stolen bases six. Drysdale tops strikeouts at 41. and Mossi 40 wins in a season context. Miller’s duo of grand slams marks a historic milestone.
Fight Results Across Cities in 1920s Circuit
From seedlings planted in 1924 a major peach producing district grew along Crowley s Ridge between Wynne and Forrest City. Fighters listed include Duane Hors eman 161 percent from La Crosse Wisconsin Chatfield Minnesota who stopped Chavence Harbin 171 St. Louis 7 Nonolulu LC Morgan 138 Los Angeles who knocked out Blitz Naja 138 Philippines .3. The report ties bouts in La Crosse Chatfield St Louis and Los Angeles to a broader regional boxing context.
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Duane Horseman
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Minn
Chavence Harbin
St. Louis
Morgan
Los Angeles
Blitz Naja
Philippines
Crowley's Ridge
Wynne
Forrest City
Major League Leaders Hit list from 60 at bats and more
Major League leaders across the National League include rankings for batting, runs, and hits. Notable names appear from teams such as St Louis, Pittsburgh, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Milwaukee, Cincinnati, Chicago, and Philadelphia with figures for batting average runs and hits.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
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Clemente
Mays
Moon
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Clemente Pittsburgh
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Coleman
Zimmer
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Hiller
Triplies—Banks
Wills
Amaro
Philadel
Pirates End Giants' Win Streak With 9-6 Victory
The Pirates exploded for a three run first inning to defeat the Giants 9-6, snapping San Francisco’s four game win streak as Don Drysdale pitched for the Dodgers in a rain shortened Philadelphia game and Jim Gentile homered twice for a major league record.
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Pirates
Giants
Babe Ruth League Organized Two Hope and Two Nashville Teams Formed
In a Youth Center meeting Babe Ruth League managers drafted boys for four teams sponsored by Nope Auto Co First National Bank and Hope Basket Co This season includes two Hope teams and two Nashville teams eligible for tournament play by summer No tryouts May 11 and rosters must be corrected at the Parks and Recreation Office Children six by June 1 may join Doctors League while nine by August 1 is the cutoff for Little League tryouts.
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Hope
Nope Auto Co
Hope Basket Co
First National Bank
Nashville
Ray Duke
Dan Jones
Mac McLarty
Bill Barber
Kenny Light
Ronnie Huckabee
Dale Ravencraft
Grif Wren
Charles Beard
Revell Bullard
Sammy Strong
Randy Ross
Larry Stroud
Tommy Still
Riley Lembley
Fred McCulley
Connie Browning
Terry Allen
Jerry Burnett
Mike Green
Roger McClellan
John Honeycutt
Larry Thrash
Billy McKenzie
Jimmy Hartsfield
Pat Schooley
Dick Campbell
Maye
Richard McDowell
James Macum
Don Martin
Ronnie Ingram
Joe Chism
Jim Brown
Dennis Ramsey
Bob McGill
Fred Verser
Rodney Billings
Grundy Royster
Ed Aslin
Gary Rogers
Robert Smith
Jim Robertson
Monts Malone
Jimmy Johnson
Jack Watkins
Reuben Evans
Tony Purtie
Tommy Parris
Jack Doug Buddy Jordan
Doug Campbell
Paul Henley
Steve Mbuou
Eramett Wassell
Mel Roach Drives Chicago To Loss With Run Scoring Double
Mel Roach, earlier in the day, delivered a run scoring double that helped Chicago suffer a straight loss. The key hit sparked the offense, while Chicago's pitching faltered, sealing the defeat for the home nine.
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Mel Roach
Chicago
Fiber glass strength and surface quality in tools
Fiber glass is described as the toughest form of glass and stronger than any other material by weight when its surface is perfect. The statement emphasizes the importance of a flawless surface for maximum strength and durability.
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