Baseball Diamond Data And Weather Notes
Daily baseball data including schedules, results, and weather notes from Washington through New York and Los Angeles. Rain delays figure in several games with mention of postponed and rescheduled contests as the season progresses.
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Los Angeles
New York
Chicaze
Baltmore
Minnesota
Baltimore
Kansas City
Detroit
Cleveland
Boston
Chicago
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Los Anges
Philadelphia Noy
Houston
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Kansas
Hull
Yesterday's Stars Pitching and Hitting Standouts
Roger Craig and Mest pitched the distance for a 4-2 win over former Dodgers teammates. Orlando Cepeda sparked the Giants with three hits and drove in the deciding run as San Francisco beat Philadelphia 4-3, snapping the Phillies' three-game skid.
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Roger Craig
Mest
40 Grid Signees On KU List Now
Forty football signees have committed letters of intent to attend Kansas University this fall. Coach Jack Mitchell notes more may join in the coming weeks. Signees listed include players from Liberal Topeka Wichita Lawrence St Branccis and several other towns across Kansas and neighboring states.
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Kansas University
Jack Mitchell
Topeka
Wichita
Wichita Omaha
Chanute Hethel
Onha
Nebr
Asas City
Its
Kuid
Okla
Salina
Kansas City
Uirandview
Philipsburg
Aysons
Jacksonville
Lawrence St
Branccis
Fsx
Aoadland
Kes
Ispaod
Qunaba
Wiechite Okla
City
Olida
Trenton
Larned Lawrence Vphoentix
Ariz
Clay
Milan
Columbus
Leavenworth
Collins
Cole
OsweKo Greensburg
Colby Genesco
Kansas University School of Education
Florida
Trainer Woody Stephens eyes Never Bend Derby bid in Louisville
Kentucky Derby hopeful Never Bend, trained by Woody Stephens, faces a critical test in Louisville. The colt showed reluctance in the Forerunner Purse at Keeneland, battling to win before the big race.
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Louisville
Woody Stephens
Never Bend
Keeneland
Ex-Oread Student Wins at Augusta
Marilynn Smith, former Kansas University Education student, won the Women's Titleholders Championship at Augusta. Trailing by three after 13 holes, she rallied to beat Mickey Wright by one stroke with an 8-foot birdie putt on 18. Wright earned $1,000. Smith $1,300.
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Tequesta
Fla
Augusta Country Club
Mickey Wright
Miss Smith
Miss Wright
Dallas
Red Beans Rice Fuel Dupas For Title Fight
New Orleans boxer Ralph Dupas credits red beans and rice and home cooking with ice cream for his world junior middleweight title run. He prepares for a Monday night title bout against Denny Moyer of Portland, Oregon in what fans expect to be a major defense.
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New Orleans
Ralph Dupas
Denny Moyer
Portland
Ore
Brake Service Front End Alignment in Vermont
Local shop at 623 Vermont Ave offers brake service and front end alignment with phone contact Vi 39 1353. Immediate appointments available for standard maintenance and alignment checks.
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Vermont
Big Shakeup At KU Football Scrimmage Prompts Position Swaps
Kansas coach Jack Mitchell reshuffles players after a three hour scrimmage, moving Baughman and Leiker to guard, Gerhards to fullback, and several others across backfield and line. He aims to find the best 22 while stresses need for linebackers and maintains spring schedule amid injuries.
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Kansas University
Jack Mitchell
Armand Baughman
Tony Leiker
Bill Gerhards
Now
Ron Oelschlager
Jim Winter
Harley Catlin
Charles Hess
Mike Johnson
Mike Woolf
Robert Cox
Mitchell
Baughman
Leiker
Catlin
Gerhards
Johnson
Bacon
Kenny Coleman
Coleman
Kansas
Dennis Liggett
Gary Duff
Fred Russell
Liggett
Duff
Russell
Lion Linksmen Capture First Sunflower Invitational Title
Lawrence High School golf won the Sunflower Invitational at Topeka Country Club with a 321. Pembroke Country Day and Shawnee Mission East tied for second at 322. Manhattan was fourth 326 and Topeka fifth 331 in a 13-team field. Krone led LHS with 75, Carlson 79, Miller 82, Whitenight 85. Lindquist of Mission East won playoff for second.
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Topeka Country Club
al Woolard
Pembroke County Day
Shawnee Mission East
Manhattan
Topeka
Pembroke Country Day
Missouri
Pembroke
Mission East
Richard Seaver
Mike Gilliam
Fights Last Night Across Cities Crown Junior Titleholder
In New Orleans Ralph Dupas 151 outpointed Den ny Moyer 154 to win the world junior middleweight title. In Sydney Ollie Taylor outpointed Gene Aragon in welterweights. In Cardiff Howard Win stone stopped Glacuez Lamperti in featherweights. In Tokyo Rockey Blade stopped Shoji Kawaguchi in lightweight action. In Fresno Gabe Terronez 147 knocked out Chico Stantos 146 Oakland California.
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New Orelans
Ralph Dupas
New Orleans
Denny Moyer
Portland
Ore
Dupas
Sydney
Ollie Taylor
Australia
Gene Aragon
Philippines
Cardiff
Wales
Howard Winstone
Glacuez Lamperti
France
Tokyo
Rockey Blade
Shoji Kawaguchi
Japan
Fresno
Calif
Gabe Terronez
Chico Stantos
Oakland
Yankees Sell Curt Blefary to Orioles for Eight Thousand
The New York Yankees sold bonus catcher outfielder Curt Blefary to the Baltimore Orioles for the $8,000 waiver price for first year players. Blefary, 20, is a Wagner College graduate from New York. He signed with the Yankees last year for about $18,000 and played in Greensboro, North Carolina, last season.
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NEW York
New York Yankees
Curt Blefary
Baltimore Orioles
Blefary
Wagner College of
Yankees
Greensboro
N. C
Press Box Lift Okayed for KU
The Kansas University Athletic Board approved final negotiations to include a press box elevator in the Memorial Stadium expansion. About 20 000 dollars in pledges were raised by Gene Morgan of Kansas City to fund the elevator, enabling delivery by the Sept 28 home opener with Syracuse if Ehrsam and Sons bid holds.
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Memorial Stadium
Gene Morgan
Kansas City
New
Eby Construction Co
Wichita
Ehrsam and Sons of Enterprise
Kan
Morgan
Athletic Board
Ehrsam
Syracuse
W. Clarke Wescoe
C. A. VanderWerf
Proposed Title Fight Still Up in Air Today
The lightweight title clash between Cuba's Carlos Ortiz and No 1 contender Kenny Lane of Muskegon Mich remains unresolved. Lane's manager Pete Petroskey says Ortiz must sign by June 2 or forfeit the belt as WBA pressure mounts, with support from Michigan Athletic Commissioner David Gudelsky.
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New York
Carlos Ortiz
Cuba
Kenny Lane
Muskegon
Mich
Lane
Pete Petroskey
Ortiz
World Boxing Association
Michigan
David Gudelsky
WBA
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