Palmer and Hogan Favored In Colonial Invitational Open
Fort Worth, Texas AP Arnold Palmer and Ben Hogan head the field for the $39,000 Colonial Invitational opening today. Palmer has not won here despite success elsewhere, while Hogan has won more here than any other venue and defends his title. Final lineups include Sam Snead Bill Casper Bo Rosburg and Palmer among a strong field. The 72 hole event runs through Sunday at a fair course.
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Won't Hurt Meet Summit Talks Schedule
London AP reports the Foreign Office says the shooting of an American plane over the Soviet Union on May 47 has not damaged prospects for convening next week's summit conference on schedule.
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Youth Center selects large cast for team roster list
The Youth Center and associated groups name a long list of players and staff including Pop Kolay L. Ds. Martin Mar Tony Allen Riley Lemley Gary Rogers Larry Stroud Mike Green Malcolm Filton Slave Avery Fred Wasterling Stan Patris Geo Garrett Mike Turrier Mike Dill ard Larry York John Klump Phillip O Rourke Brint Odom Monty Malone Billy White Jack Watkins Larry Crane Gregory Wren Lions Club entries and Midwest Dairy managers. The note lists contacts for prep season and potential replacements with Mike Murphy Jerry Steel David Pinch as next in line if drops occur.
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Ds. Martin
Tony Allen
Riley Lemley
Gary Rogers
Larry Stroud
Mike Green
Malcolm
Stanagier
Charles Beard
Revell Bullard
Oe Chisha
Jim’ Brown
Rodney Billings
Tommy Still
Mike Warren
David McMorran
Dave Williams
Larry Wright
Larry’ Brown
Eddie Blackwood
John Henley
Mone Williams
Jerry Still
Coleman Dairy
Larry Cox
Mgr
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Billy White
Jack Watkins
Larry Crane
Gregory Wren
Ronnie Ballentine
Allen Phillips
John Lowe
John Duke
Robert Polk
Bobby Cook
Tommy Walker
Mike Monroe
Jerry Hartsfield
Century Bible
Roland Robertson
Sammy Strong
Jimi Robertson
Bobby McGil
Robert Smith
Gorton Bolav
Fred Eis
Gail Dickson
Eddie Powers
Terry Haire
Mien Monts
Joe Hollis
Dennis Turner
Don Atehtey
Randy O'Sheen
Lions Club
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Grandy Royston
Ronnie Ingram
Fred Verser
Larry Rothwell
Conrad Browning
Don McAdams
Ken Yelvin
Dennis Wood
Mike Kidd
Kenny McMurrough
Doyle Brown
Allen Verser
Billy Browning
Joe McMurrough
Midwest Dairy
Bob Westbrook
Dennis Ramsey
Eddie Astin
Fred McCuley
Larry May
Mike Westbrook
Tommy O'Steen
Gene Thompson
William Waller
Tommy Cox
David Jones
Buz Andrews
Mack O’graw
Richard Dudley
Glen Warren
Kenneth Willis
Tigers Catch Washington In Double-Header Tilt Thriller
Detroit edged Washington as Al Kaline homered in the 11th and Frank Lary outdueled Pela Ramos in a five-hitter. The win moves Detroit to sixth in the AL, four games behind Chicago, while the Giants, Pirates, and Braves posted wins in the NL. Chicago and Cleveland were rained out.
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Walt Dropo
Marty Kulyna
Milt Pappas
Younthy
Steve Barber
Arnie Portocarrero
Standings and Thursday results in the National League baseball race
The National League standings show San Francisco 16 7 .690, Pittsburgh 18 6 62h, Milwaukee 10 7, Cincinnati 11 4, Los Angeles 14 440, St. Louis 9 12 420, Philadelphia 9 15 375, Chicago 11 28 883. Thursday results include Pittsburgh 6 Los Angeles 3 and Milwaukee 32 St. Louis 8, with San Francisco 1 Philadelphia a. Friday schedule lists Philadelphia at Cincinnati, Pittsburgh at Milwaukee, St. Louis at Chicago, and Los Angeles at San Francisco.
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Kid Hurler Feels He Was Real Lucky
Dick Stigman, a tall rookie pitcher for the Cleveland. made his MLB debut against the Yankees in New York. He recalled the night’s events with vivid relief and joy, noting his calm nerves and the thrill of his first look at Yankee Stadium. The Associated Press reports the scene as a young hurler revels in a memorable game and a good feeling.
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Dick Sigman
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Would Ask W. 3 Aid TOKYA Lap Foreign Minis
Ambiguous OCR fragment suggests a request related to Japanese Tokyo diplomacy. The readable bits imply a foreign minister topic with aid or request elements, but specifics are unclear. Further legible text needed for precise headline and summary.
Solunar Tables by John Alden Knights
Solunar tables from John Alden Knight outline Major and Minor fishing and hunting periods. The piece notes start times, duration, and how to plan days to fish or hunt, highlighting bold Major periods and regular Minor periods with implied schedules. It references the 2012 date and includes scattered baseball commentary about Gi McDougald Mantle and Maris, plus a game recap mentioning Ryne Dusen and the Yankees Indians.
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Roger Maris
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Baseball Scores And Shutouts Across The League
Sad Sam Franel day provided the first place team with a win, while Giants, Pirates, Braves, Cubs, and Dodgers faced varied results. Jones pitched his fourth two hit game and first shutout as the Phillies, Cardinals, Reds, and others battled in a rain-delayed, tightly contested set of games.
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Gospel Airs contest in KOKA Shreveport May 15
The Gospel Aires of Hope sing in a Shreveport contest on Sunday May 15. Tickets cost 1.00 and contact persons include Mrs Essie Brantley James Armyong Princell Bradley and M C Johnson. A bus leaves Hicks Funeral Home at 9:00 AM. Proceeds support the event.
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