White Sox Run Up Big Win Then Fall to KC in Doubleheader
The Chicago White Sox routed Kansas City 29 6 on Saturday before absorbing a 5 0 loss to the same club Sunday. Manager Marty Marion’s club surged to a high note, then faded in the second game as Kellner shut down the Sox and Zernial collected three hits in KC’s victory.
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Giants Dodgers Tug of War With Late Inning Burst
The Giants and Dodgers traded blows at Ebbetts Field in a long night of scoring. Ray Katt hit a three run homer and Carl Furillo chased glory as Brooklyn rallied late but fell short. St Louis and Milwaukee rainout ended the day.
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Podaley Wins Second Decathlon Crown at K Relays
Jim Podaley of Central Michigan College dominates most events at the Kansas Relays decathlon Saturday to secure his second straight title with 6 340 points. Ed Roberts of Oklahoma A&M takes runner up with 6 114 points as Savoldi Jr. of Michigan State slips to third after Friday’s events.
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St Louis Fans Plan Drive for Pro NBA Outfit
St Louis basketball enthusiasts plan a ticket drive to meet Ben Kerner’s conditions for moving the Milwaukee Hawks NBA franchise to St Louis. Kerner aims 1000 season tickets and a radio deal, with a May 2 deadline ahead of an NBA meeting May 4 in New York. Maurice Podoloff says interest could justify the shift if the public supports the plan.
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Webb and Knapp Plan 100 Million New York Office Tower
Webb and Knapp announces a 100 million dollar, 20 story office building over the railroad yard by Pennsylvania Station. The project covers two square blocks from 31st to 33rd streets and from 9th or 10th avenues, with zoning rights to operate trains retained by the Pennsylvania Railroad. William Zeckendorf, president of Webb and Knapp, says the project will provide two to four million square feet of space.
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Baseball scores and suspended games from national leagues
AP wire summary lists results from American League National League and minor leaks with notable suspensions and rain delays. Key results include New York 74 Boston 74 and Brooklyn 1 Milwaukee 1 with several games postponed or suspended due to curfew and rain.
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Overtime Hockey Marathon Between Thief River Falls and South
Players say the high school hockey game stretched to a record length from 7 30 p m to 12 23 a m the following day. The Thief River Falls team faced Minneapolis South in a rare extended matchup.
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Castellani to Fire At Fight With Bobo In Bout With Cuban
New York supplied details for a featherweight bout television telecast on CBS TV. Gilbert Castellani seeks a shot at lightweight and faces Cuban challenger Varoga. Bobo Olson trains in New York as a third contender with a 67-1 record.
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Vejar Tops Melis In NBC Televised Fight Night
Stamford's Chico Vejar extends his unbeaten streak to nine with a 2-1 choice over Paola Melis of Syracuse in a Friday NBC telecast from Syracuse New York. Vejar's record climbs to 60-11 while Melis stands 9-7-?
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Emporian Delegate For Toastmasters Contest In Arkansas City
Lester Reeble of Magneria Kas wall represents district Toastmasters at a zone contest in Grand Island Nebraska yesterday. June Roette won the speech contest with second prize to Ver Clones of Springfield Missouri and third to Wives Sinath of Carthage Missouri.
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Wichitan Elected President of Osteopathic Association
Wichitan was named president elect of the Kansas State Osteopathic Association at yesterday's convention. Other officers elected include Dyad P. Skfor of Florence as vice president, CB Pash of Senos as trustee, and Dr I. W Shaffer of Salina as secretary.
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Tractor Mishap Fatal Salina
Ed Brass 60 of Cambria died from injuries received when he was run over by a tractor Saturday hours after the mishap. State authorities investigated the incident and identified the machine involved.
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