Johnson and Boudreau Sign Two Year Athletics Contract
Kansas City Athletics manager Boudreau receives a new two year contract before Saturday's game. Club President Arnold Johnson states the action shows confidence as the team, currently last in the American League, hopes to win more games than in 1955. Boudreau expresses happiness and a desire for more victories for the Athletics.
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Public Health Service Endorses Polio Vaccine Extension
The Public Health Service urged states with adequate polio vaccine to extend inoculations to ages 15 through 20. Surgeon General Leonard A. Scheele said supplies are catching up with demand, with continued priority for under 15s while efforts push vaccine use before the summer peak.
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Roosevelt marries secretary in simple Los Angeles ceremony
In Los Angeles Rep James Roosevelt wed his secretary formerly Mrs Gladys Irene Owens yesterday. The couple planned a brief honeymoon until Congress adjourns. Roosevelt and his bride are to return to Washington today for a debate on federal aid for school construction. The ceremony took place in the library of Roosevelt’s pastor Rev George Lyon Pratt with Rev Frank Crane officiating.
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Reds Sweep Cardinals as Sluggers Go Yard in Doubleheader
Cincinnati heavy hitters powered past St Louis with seven homers and 29 hits in a doubleheader sweep 19-15 and 7-1. The Redlegs, top homer club, buried the Cardinals after two tough losses, while Kansas City beat Detroit 3-0 to tighten the cellar race.
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LCC Ladies Day Pairings and Winners Report
LCC Tee Topics lists Tuesday pairings for Ladies Day with numerous members and guests. Mothers are urged to bring children and group callers are named. June 26 winners were Gertrude Coy and Marian Denton, with Friday evening parting contest winners Fred and Margaret Frey, Gordon Gustafson and Liz Meller. Scotch A-Sime set for May 4 at 8 pm with Bob Van Noys in charge. brunch to follow. July 5 latest entry date for Shawnee CC tournament. contact Cleda Dalton if attending.
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Jim Hesler
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Bob Walters
Allyn Underwwood
Rob Green
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Hanson Wins Golf Meet in Des Moines
Beverly slender, a 31 year old pro, headed for the Syracuse Open, proudly wearing the Women's Western Open championship as she led in a Des Moines golf meet.
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Relief Pitcher And Homer Dominate AA
The Associated Press report notes relief pitcher Phil Paine won both games for Minneapolis in a doubleheader 5-4 and 7-2 victories over Charleston, while Denver beat Wichita 6-5 and 8-6 in 12 innings, led by homers from Earl Hersh and Marv Throneberry. Denver leads the standings by 6 1/2 games as Denver and Omaha split results with St Paul and Louisville. Jim Gridley drove in three runs for Denver in the early game, and Darrell Johnson and Bob Richardson delivered two-run homers in the 12th to seal Denver’s win.
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Weekday Baseball Schedules and Results Across Leagues
A roundup of Monday schedules and Sunday outcomes across major leagues. Washington and New York games noted with results. Milwaukee, Chicago, and St. Louis show scores. Texas and Southern Association listings include Fort Worth, Austin, San Antonio, and Little Rock results. Western and American associations list Topeka, Des Moines, and Amarillo fixtures.
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Tigers Whip Co-Op, 3-2 Dragon Trees in Canary Islands
The Tigers defeated Co-Op 3-2 in a match on the Canary Islands where dragon trees are reported as ancient, possibly AQ feet in circumference and around 3000 years old.
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Two Jayhawks Earn Berths On 56 Olympic Squad
The Los Angeles trials sent Thane Baker representing the Air Force and formerly Kansas State College to the 100 and 200 meters, Bill Nieder of Kansas in shot put, Al Qerter of Kansas in discus, Jim Graham of Oklahoma A&M in pole vault, with J W Mashburn of Oklahoma A&M as an alternate in the 400 meters and 1600 relay and Dick Blair of Kansas as a 200 meter dash alternate.
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Herb Doctor Plan Nipped in Formosa Police Indict 22
Formosa police claimed to have nipped a plot to give Nationalist China a bumper crop of herb doctors. Twenty two persons were indicted today on charges of selling applicants to practice herb medicine copies of the qualifying examinations given them June 17.
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James Atkins Smashes Windows in Bloomington District
James Atkins, 43, walked the Bloomington business district late last night and smashed 48 plate glass windows with a lead pipe. Police seized him after his actions and he gave a cryptic reply saying the state committee told him not to do it but he fooled them. He was held without charge for further questioning.
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