Big Klu Cracks 3-Run Homer To Spill Cardinals
Cincinnati Redlegs surge into a 64 victory over the St Louis Cardinals as Elu and Kluszewski power a three run shot and Don Gross earns his second win. Milwaukee and Brooklyn win while Yankees extend AL lead despite Mantle absence. Cleveland ties record with Busby two grand slams in two games as rain affects multiple games.
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Marquette grid practice under fire denials issued
Rockford teenager Laudicina alleged 30 spring sessions at Marquette, beyond NCAA 20 day limit, prompting swift denial from athletic director Mullins and team captain Katulla. Laudicina later denied the interview quotes and transfer talk as twisted.
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Moon) Mullins
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Algerian Rebels Burn Homes Near Algiers Farm Town
Nationalist rebels mounted a hazardous device incident last night in Bou fariie a farm town about 20 miles southwest of Algiers They burned three houses and a European baker was fatally hurt while making rounds through the village earlier in the day French authorities said they put the town under guard and began investigations
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Veteran and Youngster Meet in Final Round at Broadmoor
In Colorado Springs, Patti Blanton of Enid Oklahoma battles 19 year old Diane Reed of Denver in the 36 hole final of the Broadmoor Women’s Invitation. Blanton, 1949 champion, defeated defending champ Jean Ashley 4 and 3 in a semifinal. Reed edged Sally Hardwick 1 up.
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Okla
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Two Days Left In Swing Club Action San Francisco
In the United Swing Club Week two days remain as golfers across the nation prepare rounds. U S Open champion Cary Middlecoff shot 73 in Memphis and Gen Omar Bradley posted 80 in Los Angeles for a net 72 with handicap. Stars like Patty Berg Evans Crocker Crosby Hope Waring Suggs and Rodgers join the field with a $1 entry as proceeds go to the United Voluntary Service Swing Club.
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Amps Berry Pinelli To Split Plate Duty
Veteran umpire Charles Berry will call balls and strikes in the first half of the All-Star game in Washington. Babe Pinelli will take over after 4 1/2 innings. Ed Hurley and Arthur Gore will umpire bases. Flaherty and Jackowski named alternates on lines. Lyall Smith Burt Hawkins Bob Addie named scorers.
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Peter Thomson Heads to Tam O'Shanter After Open Victory
Aussie Peter Thomson, 26, anxious for Tam O'Shanter in the United States after winning the British Open for the third straight year with 286. Flory van Donck and Roberto de Vicenzo followed, while American players Mike Souchak and Frank Stranahan posted higher scores.
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Long Ball Hitters Pace Charleston Omaha Clubs
The Associated Press reports Charleston and Omaha used home runs to win. Charleston, in last place, beat Louisville 7-3 with three homers. Wally Lammers hit a grand slam as Omaha defeated Minneapolis 14-3. Wichita errors aided Indianapolis 6-4. Denver routed St Paul 11-4 to extend its lead to seven and a half games over Minneapolis.
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Rosi Wins Unanimous Decision Over Lopes At Garden
Paolo Rosi of Italy defeats Joey Lopes in a closely contested 10th round stoppage at Madison Square Garden. Judges Recht and Agnello tally 7-3 and 6-4 for Rosi, while Referee Berl scores 55-? in favor of the Italian, with a small crowd under 2,000 witnessing the bout.
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Liske and Jamieson Lead Syracuse Open After First Round
Waterford's Joyce Liske and San Antonio's Betty Jamieson shared the lead at Syracuse Women's Open as rain slowed action at Crumlins. Each shot two-under 71 to pace a star-studded field in the 54 hole medal play for $7,500. Marlene Hagge and Louis Suggs trailed by one stroke.
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Dick Miller Joins ERS National Industrial Basketball Team
Dick Miller a 61 guard from Wisconsin University has joined Phil Lips Petroleum Co. and will be a candidate for the 1955-56 National Industrial Basketball League squad coach Gerald Tucker announced Friday.
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Okla
Dick Miller
Wisconsin University
Phillips Petroleum Co
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Baseball Scores and Schedules From National and American Leagues
National League action highlights include Cincinnati 6 4 Milwaukee 5 and Brooklyn 2 Philadelphia postponed by weather as Pittsburgh New York and Chicago mix results. American League notes Detroit Chicago New York Washington and Cleveland show varied outcomes with rain postponements and rescheduled games across leagues.
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July May Prove Fatal Month For Revamped St. Louis Crew
The St. Louis Cardinals under GM Frank Lane suffer a slide in July, losing six of seven as Ted Kluszewskis three run homer powers Cincinnati past them 6-4. Hal Smith, Poholsky, Blasingame, and Dark contributed singles to a 3-2 fifth inning lead before the Reds pulled away. Meanwhile the Kansas City A?s fall to Cleveland 4-2, Jim Busby’s grand slam tying a major league record, as Slaughter Zernia Lopez and Ginsberg produced the A’s scoring in the first.
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Topeka Hawks struggle to a Western League push
Topeka entered the Western League as its first Class A club and faced early lineup woes but rebuilt into a contender. Al Weygandt hit homers at an unprecedented pace as Topeka surged, while Lincoln and other rivals pressed. Mashburn's track eligibility saga at A&M stirred conference debates, and suspensions of Alton and Hall tested team cohesion amid a busy roster build.
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Hoad and Rosewall Stunning Wimbledon Charge
In a Wimbledon final Lew Hoad and Ken Rosewall defeated Rosewall 6 2 4 6 7 5 to end the French trio legend. The 21 year olds, non professionals, already held French and Australian crowns and aim to join Don Budge with a US title at Forest Hills for the grand slam.
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Music Art Camp Party Is Today at KU Union
The annual Sadie Hawkins Party of the Midwestern Music and Art Camp at Kansas University is set for 8:20 p m today in the Memorial Union Ballroom. Camp counselors plan the party with entertainment. Girls will ask the boys and provide corsages. Prizes will be awarded for best costumes. Some people use earthworms for food.
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Rookie Gary Brewer Leads Canadian Open Halfway
Pointe Claire, Quebec rookie Gary Brewer leads the Canadian Open at the halfway mark with a seven under 65 in round two, matching Dick Mayer at 135. Mayer shot 68 Friday after a 67, while Jon Don Finsterwald and amateur Doug Sanders sit at 136. Bo Wininger slipped to 137 with a par 72 in round two, tied with Mike Fechtik for third.
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Chinch Bug Threat Warns Sorghum Growers
Agronomist A J Casady warns of chinch bug infestation this year as insects migrate from wheat to sorghum fields. Dieldrin insecticide is cited as effective in controlling the chinch bugs.
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Big Crowds Spur Chiefs to Sixth Straight Victory
Lincoln Chiefs beat Topeka Hawks to extend win streak to six as 4,027 fans packed Lincoln to honor Dick Stuart who did not homer. Des Moines defeated Sioux City 7-3, Colorado Springs beat Pueblo 3-3, Amarillo edged Albuquerque 6-5.
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Poznan Police Replaced by Outside Officers in West Berlin Report
West Berlin paper Telegraf said Poznan entire police force has been replaced by outside officers. The move followed last week's abortive uprising in Communist Poland with the old force said to have been transported to an unknown destination.
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VFW Team Beats Ottawa 18-1 In Lincoln Park Match
VFW softballers defeated Budees Hardware of Ottawa 18 to 1 Friday night at Lincoln Park. Topeka's Hornets, scheduled for the second game, did not show.
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