How They Fare In The Majors
Major league stats show Rosen leading Cleveland in home runs with 12 and 46 RBIs while Minoso tops Chicago with 36 RBIs and 7 homers. Mantle Sievers and Vernon pace the pennant races with 7 homers.
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Rosen
Cleveland
Minoso
Chicago
Sievers
Washington
Philley
Fain
Berra
New York
Mineso
Mantle
Vernon
Hunter
Baltimore
Jensen
Boston
Rivera
Kaline
Detroit
Morgan
Keegan
Lemon
Lopat and Reynolds
Musial
St. Louis
Ennis
Philadelphia
Jablonski
Saver
Bell
Cincinnati
Kluszewski
Hodges
Brooklyn
Mays
Eyes On Hogan In Colonial Golf
In Fort Worth Texas Ben Hogan Bob Toski Cary Middlecoff and amateur Ernie Vossler led the first round of the Colonial National Invitation. Hogan shot 68 and 69 in tuneups while Vossler tied the course record with 66 and finished strong. Middlecoff posted 68 and Toski delayed arrival limited to one practice round.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Ben Hogan
Bob Toski
Cary Middlecoff
Ernie Vossler
Hogan
Colonial Country Club
Bantam
Vossler
Texas
Ernie
Middlecoff
Memphis
Toski
Livingston
N. J
Missions Pad League Lead Narrowed in Texas League Action
Arn ald Duren pitched a three hit 6-2 win for the Missions over Beaumont to extend their Texas League lead. Fort Worth moved to third, Dallas rose to fifth by beating Tulsa, and Oklahoma City stopped a late rally in a 5-4 loss to Shreveport.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Missions
Arnald Duren
Beaumont
Padres
Fort Worth
Shreveport
Dallas
Tulsa
Oilers
Cats
Oklahoma City
Cal Felix
Pat Scantlebury
Eagles
Bill Tremel
Houston
Cardey
Mike Lemish
Jay van Noy
Trabert and Larsen Favored in Paris Tennis Semis
Tony Trabert of Cincinnati and Art Larsen of California were tipped to reach the French International final as they advanced to Thursday semifinals. Maureen Connolly of San Diego was strongly favored to win the women's singles, continuing her dominant run.
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Paris
Tony Trabert
Cincinnati
Art Larsen
San Leandro
Calif
Maureen Connolly
San Diego
Trabert
Mervyn Rose
Budge Patty
Los Angeles
Larsen
Argentina
Enrique Morea
Deve
Dry Named Head Coach at Eastern Oklahoma A&M
Aaron Dry appointed head football coach at Eastern Oklahoma A&M College succeeding Euric M. Hunter. Hunter resigned after two years. Dry, an Eastern A&M graduate, has coached at Madill High School and begins Aug. 1.
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Wilburton
Aaron Dry
Eastern Oklahoma A&m College
Euric M. Hunter
J. Hunter
Dry
Eastern A&m
Madill High School
Rescuers Rush To Save Injured Man Left Behind On Mountain
Four climbers and medics inch up Mount McKinley in worsening conditions to reach George Argus left in a tent at 11,000 feet after a May 15 accident killed George Thayer. Argus suffered a broken hip and possible additional injuries as a struggling party fights harsh winds and snow.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Mt. McKinley
George Argus
George Thayer
Readsro
John McCall
University of Alaska
Army
Big Delta
Air Force
Argus
Morton Wood
Leslie Viereck
McKinley
Wood
Thayer
Viereck
Doss Faces Ada Tonight Cont’d In Rain Delayed Doubleheader
Ada capitalized on Jam Spencer wildness and three steals to take a 2-0 lead in the top of the third of the first game before rain halted play. Freeman and Bickett produced key doubles for a late push, while Bert and Hrovath added baserunners. Lawton and Ada share 14-17 marks, one game behind Ardmore 16-17. McAlester moved to fourth with a 5-3 win over Seminole. Raiders visit Herefords tonight then host Pauls Valley tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanger
Ada
Jam Spencer
Braves
Fralic
Russ McDonald
Hrovath
Herbert
Freeman
Bickett
Lawton
Ardmore
McAlester
Seminole
Holding Chess Out College High Jump Career In June
ABILENE Texas May 27 Charles Chuck Holding East Texas State standout high jumper will attempt to clear seven feet at the NAIA track and field championships June 4 5 He may better his NAIA record of 6 feet 9 34 inches Holding has cleared seven feet in practice but not in competition this season and faces a final collegiate bid to reach the mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abilene
Tex
Charles
Chuck) Holding
East Texas State
Holding
NAIA
Davey Is Through His Manager Says After Fight
Chicago May 27 Vic torious Vince Martinez called for a title shot as Chuck Davey, battered by Martinez’s right hands, was stopped in the seventh round after three knockdowns. Davey’s manager Hec Knowles said Chuck is through and Davey pondered his future.
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Chicago
Vince Martinez
Chuck Davey
Chuck
Davey
Hec Knowles
Martinez
Vince
Irving Slott
Five U S Players Remain in British Amateur Golf
Bill Campbell and Frank Stranahan, two U S favorites, plus three other Americans, advanced to the fifth round of the British Amateur Championship at Muirfield Scotland. The remaining U S players include M Sgt Harold Ridgley of Havertown Pa Dick Davies of Annandale Calif and Maj W D Henderson of San Francisco. Campbell faces R F Stevens of Australia and Stranahan meets Alan Thirlwell the English amateur champion.
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Mairfield
Scotland
Bill Campbell
Frank Stranahan
United States
M. Sgt
Harold Ridgley
Havertown
Dick Davies
Annandale
Calif
Maj
W. D. Henderson
San Francisco
Campbell
Huntington
W. Va
R. F. Stevens
Australia
Stranahan
Toledo
Ohio
Alan Thirlwell
Ousted Colorado Warden Roy Best Dies at 54
Roy Best, longtime warden of Canon City prison until his 1952 suspension for mis management, died of coronary thrombosis at his Hitchrack ranch near Canon City. He drew national attention for the 1948 prison break and later played himself in a film about the incident. Best led the National Prison Wardens Association.
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Canon City
Colo
Roy Best
Colorado State Prison
Here
Best
National Prison Wardens Association
Eest
Beating Is Fatal For Tulsa Trucker
Tulsa driver Ira Clarence Cagle, 39, died in Eastern State Hospital Vinita after head injuries from a street beating reportedly by a Missouri man. Detectives plan to confer with the county attorney about possible charges against the alleged assailant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Ira Clarence Cagle
Eastern State Hospital
Vinita
Missouri
Cagle
Harold Haas
French Want U. S. To Train Natives In Indo China
Brig. Gen. Jacques Gazonnaud, head of native troop training in Indo China, said France seeks American officers to train native troops under French direction. He noted U S. instructors have trained South Korean troops and called for a rapid build up of a Vietnamese army to combat Communist rebels. The plan envisions a joint American French staff under French control.
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Seoul
France
Indo-China
Jacques P. Gazounaud
Quckly
Gazennaud
Gen Van Brunt tours Fort Sill units during visit
Brig. Gen. Renaldo Van Brunt of the Army Chief of Staff office arrives at Fort Sill for a two day orientation tour. He inspects the 216th Field Artillery Battalion Army Aviation School Combat Development and Tactics and Combined Arms departments before an assignment in Europe.
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Renaldo van Brunt
Department of the Army
Fort Sill
van Brunt
216Th Field Artillery Battalion
Army Aviation School
Combat Development Department
Tactics and
Combined Arms
Europe
Berry Faces Packed Primary as Lt Governor Seeks Sixth Term
Oklahoma Lt. Gov. James E. Berry, 72, seeks a sixth consecutive term amid a crowded field of 12 candidates in the July primary. Opponents include Irvin Hurst, Cowboy Pink Williams, and others, with Democratic and Republican contenders across multiple counties. Berry, longest serving state official, has not faced a serious runoff threat in prior elections.
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Oklahoma City
James E. Berry
Stillwater
Berry
Ray O. Weems
Weems
Robert Burns
J. H. Arrington
Florida
Irvin Hurst
Hurst
Cowboy Pink Williams
Eisenhower
Ezra T. Benson
U. S. Post Office Department
Williams
James E. Bayless
Crowder
Earl Blassengill
Carpenter
Kenneth Jackson
Bristow
E. O. Henderson
Richard I. Schierling
Medford
L. C. Sullivan
Barnsdall
Wayne Wallace
Clinton
State Senate
House
Kenneth W. Gray
Tulsa
Ray Crane Shaw
Senate
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Moon
Robinson
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Fowler
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Antonelli
Haddix
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Spahn
Frigidaire
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Minute Sports
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Henry Thompson
Pittsburgh Pirates
Thompson
Jack Shepard
Arthur Godfrey
Lod Willin
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Belmont Park
Doss
Raiders
Herefords
Pauls Valley
U. S
Southwestern Radio & Sound
Echo
Bill Day
Charley Wade Olds CO
John Bean
Charley Wade Oldsmobile Co
Colorado
Epee el
Rand Enj Pele
el Rer
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Auty
WMC Ei
Chevrolet
Oldsmobile
FORD
Paul Adelman
Jack Botts
Bill Clanton
Truman Whitton
Bennie Agee, Sr
Raymond McSwane
Bob Nees
Archie Penick
Bill Stimpson
Earl Inman
Glenn Miller
Milo Gordon Herman Scarlett Red Mercer
Milo Howenstine
Jack Hensley
Green-Phillips Chevrolet Co
2Nd & Bell
Gen. van Brunt
C. K. Phillips Garage
Sinclair Station
2Nd & F
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Holsey
Palm Beach
C Avenue
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