Three El Cerrito Students Win Tours Of Europe
Three El Cerrito High School juniors Nancy Dougery 16 Earnel Bell 16 and Fred Bauer 16 were selected for the American Field Service International scholarship to tour Europe this summer. They beat 1200 national competitors and will spend a year back in school after return. They leave in June and return in September.
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Baseball Results From Last Night at K-Park
Little League games saw Hope Beverage defeat Owens 5 to 1 while CBC beat Lions 11 to 4. In Pony League action Hope Basket triumphed 13 to 10 over Hope Auto at K-Park.
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Baseball results and standings from major leagues and minors
National League results and schedule notes list Brooklyn beating Pittsburgh 10 1 and Cincinnati 10 Chicago 4. American League standings show New York Cleveland and Boston atop, plus Detroit Baltimore Washington Kansas City race. Southern Association scores include Birmingham Memphis Atlanta Little Rock and New Orleans results with several games postponed or rescheduled.
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Basketball scores from multiple leagues and games
American Association Louisville 9 Charleston 17 in nings Indianapolis 7 Wichita 2 St Paul 8 Minneapolis 6 Omaha 18 Denver 12 Texas League Austin 4 Oklahoma City 3 18 in Tulsa 11 San Antonio 8 Houston 2 Dallas 0 Shreveport 8 Fort Worth 2 Southern Association Birmingham 7 Memphis 1 New Orleans at Chattanooga postponed
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Fights Last Night in Stockton and Reno Boxing Card
Stockton and Reno hosted bouts with Panny Kidd knocking out Baby Moe in 117 and 118 weigh classes. A separate note mentions a lighted boxing scene and results from western matches and local press coverage.
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Nixon Nearly Perfect Against Leading Yanks
Nixon almost faced 20 straight Yankees before trouble broke loose in a 7-3 Boston win. He nearly pitched a perfect game as Casey Stengel’s club was blanked through the first 20, then fate and miscues opened the door in the Memorial Day day. The day also left New York four games ahead in the AL standings with several other results shaping the pennant chase.
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Nashua Tops Belmont as Metropolis Mile Attracts Crowds
New York Belmont Park hosts the Metropolis Mile and Nashua the millionaire horse, a holiday feature with Nashua carrying 130 pounds while 25 pounds separate him from Mr Turf and 14 from Find. The Metropolis Mile began at Morris Park in 1891 and marks the start of the Triple Crown handicap series, with the Suburban and Brooklyn Handicaps upcoming on July 4 and August 4 respectively.
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Carpenter Signs With the Browns
Cleveland Browns draft pick Preston Carpenter signed his contract yesterday. The Arkansas graduate, selected as a No 1 pick six months ago, is expected to compete for one of three regular positions: offensive half back, defensive halfback, or offensive end.
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Batesville Names Henry Stewart New High School Head Coach
Batesville High School selects 26 year old Henry Lee Stewart as head coach replacing Charles Frey who resigned for a hardware firm job. Stewart is a Batesville HIgh graduate from 1947 and has spent three years as junior high coach.
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Parkers to Play Texas Tech in '57 opening clash
Arkansas Razorbacks set to open football rivalry with Texas Tech, newly admitted to the Southwest Conference, on their home ground. First Arkansas Tech game scheduled for 1967 as season concludes.
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Wild Speedway Race Sets Stage for Indy 500 Duel
At Indianapolis Motor Speedway the 40th running of the 4500 mile event promises a tight battle for the lead as weather threats loom and the front runner earns a $150 per lap bonus. The purse tops $250,000 with about $75,000 to the winner as crashes disrupt the field. Paul Russo crashes into the southwest wall while leading the early 500 mile race, leaping free and sprinting to the infield, cars collide on the main straightaway causing spins and retirements with minor injuries not reported.
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Hurler Nixon Beats Yankees On Frick’s Stand Put
Willard Nixon, Boston Red Sox pitcher, defeated the New York Yankees 7-3 in Boston, earning praise for a near no hitter. Commissioner Ford Frick blocked Nixon’s earlier disabled list move, a decision cited as pivotal as Nixon fanned 20 straight Yankees before walking Mantle.
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Clara Bow's Husband Reveals Strain and Care Needs
Nevada lieutenant governor Rex Bell says Clara Bow has suffered long nerve troubles, sleep issues, and high stress. She remains mentally sound but requires doctors and stays in a sanitarium near Los Angeles, with limited social life and ongoing family visits.
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Hope Municipal Court Docket May 28 1956 Arkansas
Court listings show multiple defendants in Hope Arkansas including Eddie Moss Charlie L Howard Roosevelt Ellis Nathaniel Flem m ons Theo Linzy Leona Metcalf Clemmie Gamble Raymond Lee Tyst and others with bonds forfeited for speeding drunkenness disturbing peace and related offenses plus civil actions including City Lumber Co vs Campbell Construction and The Taggery Shop cases.
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Paul Revere Pioneered American Copper Rolling
Paul Revere ranks as a pioneer of North American copper industry. He is honored as the first American to roll copper. He built a copper rolling mill near Canton, Massachusetts.
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