Northrup Drives Tigers Over Red Sox With Grand Slam
Jim Northrup, 27, drives in five as Detroit beats Boston 9-3 aided by his second grand slam in eight days. He hits two for four to lift his average to .290 with 21 RBIs and three homers. Al Kaline adds two RBIs in a six-run fifth inning. Other AL results: Kansas City 3 Minnesota 2. Washington 2 Cleveland 1. NL: Chicago 5 Cincinnati 4. St Louis 5 Atlanta 0.
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Indianapolis 500 draws fans to perilous race and reflections
The Indianapolis 500 draws up to 400000 spectators yearly as drivers risk injury and even death. Stars like Bobby and Al Unser and A J Foyt headline the field while fans chase pit action, car battles, and nearby races such as the Yankee 300 and Little 500.
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NESEP and Voo Doo Hut Triumph In South Park Fast-Pitch
NESEP built an 18 run lead and held off Hallmark’s 12 run rally to win 18 12. Voo Doo Hut edged Pizza Hut 10 9 as Jess Coffey doubled home a run in the seventh to seal the victory.
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Colorado bound high school star signs intent
Ron Smith, a 7-2 All American recruit from Pueblo Colorado, reportedly signs a letter of intent with Colorado University Boulder this fall. He has received over 75 major scholarship offers with Kansas among the schools pursuing him after visiting the KU campus during the April Kansas Relays.
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Mulmolland Inducted into Racing Hall of Fame
Bert Mulholland 83 year old trainer of George D. Widener's horses to be inducted into the Hall of Fame at the National Museum of Racing in Saratoga Springs New York on the first week of August.
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Self-Control Pays Off For Hurler Hughes
Dick Hughes the Cardinals rookie tossed a two hit 5-0 win over the Braves walking no one in nine innings. Santo's ninth inning single gave the Cubs a 5-4 win over Cincinnati while Washington beat Cleveland 2-1 Kansas City edged Minnesota 3-2 and Detroit crushed Boston 9-3. Cal Koonce earned his first victory with four shutout innings in relief as the Cubs moved into fourth place.
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Warriors Sign Lat tin from Texas Western
San Francisco signs David Lattin a rebounding forward from Texas Western to join the Warriors of the NBA. The veteran forward was added Thursday in a move expected to bolster the club's inside play.
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Pokes Battle Cincinnati in Fifth District Playoff Preview
Oklahoma State and Cincinnati arrive as top contenders for the Fifth District playoff at Stillwater with strong batting lineups and pitching depth. Cincinnati features seven regulars over .300, an 18 9 1 record, and John Meyer keying the lineup. Oklahoma State counters 13 7 with solid defense and a 1.53 team ERA led by Burchart Maxwell and Dobbs among the top pitchers. The Big Eight has dominated the district, with OSU aiming for its ninth CWS berth and Cincinnati seeking its first.
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Viking Nine Opens Season With 18 9 Victory Over Richmond
The Lawrence Viking semi pro team beat Richmond 18 9 in a Thursday practice game at Municipal Field. First baseman Jim Decker had five RBIs on four singles and scored three runs. The Vikings face Chanute at 7 30 p m tonight at the local diamond.
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