Baseball Talk and Trade Buzz From the Dugout
Aaron backs Willie Mays as the best all around player in the game today. Yankees rumors persist they may trade but are holding on. Dodgers face chatter over Chico Fernandez replacement Pee Wee Reese. Mantle bunts amid slump with Yogi Berra. Stobbs comments on slump and lamp post joke. Ennis market rumors swirl as Frank Lane negotiates. Orioles mirror delight after a four game win streak. Ed Bailey’s brother Jim touted as big league prospect. Joe Demaestri climbs batting stats by cutting pull hitting.
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Don’t Scratch That Itch In Just 15 Minutes
Ad promises quick relief from eczema ringworm insect bites and surface itch. Sells MPCMe Me-Not product with drugstore guarantee by Hamilton Hexall Drug Co and a 40 cent back offer.
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Brothers Pavlik Split Wins On Burlington Board
In Burlington Connecticut two brothers ran in the election and both won seats on the Board of Selectmen. George J. Pavlik the Democrat and Frank P. Pavlik the Republican secured one seat each.
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I U to Grant Honorary Degree to Handley at IU Commencement
Governor Handley and four Hoosiers will receive honorary IU degrees at the 128th annual commencement in Bloomington. Handley earned his degree 25 years after his IU graduation. Other honorees include Burton Berry former deputy and ambassador to Iraq Andrew Cordier UN official Lee DuBridge Cal Tech president and Frank Sparks Wabash College leader.
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Teenager Steals Police Detective Car in Dallas
A 16 year old was stopped in a stolen car belonging to a city detective. He confessed he climbed into the car at the police parking yard and drove away, causing embarrassment for the police in Dallas.
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Tebbetts Psychology Sparks Reds Victory Over Phillies
Manager Tebbetts used psychology to boost the Reds as Cincinnati beat Philadelphia 4-2 to move two games ahead in the pennant race. Fernandez misplayed a grounder, Gus Bell scored on a bobble, Lynch's error opened the 11th, and McMillan drove in the decisive runs.
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Dick Sarrell
Johnny Klippstein
Major League Scores From Wednesday's Games
Chicago defeated Boston 6 to 2 as Detroit beat Washington 3 to 2 in 11 innings. New York won 13 to 3 over Cleveland while Kansas City edged Baltimore 3 to 2 in night action.
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Linton Teacher's Article To Be Printed
Miss Esther Shaw of Linton-Stockton Elementary will have her article Children s Fears published in the Indiana State Board of Health monthly bulletin. The piece describes a first grade project helping pupils discuss and face fears to improve mental attitude and health.
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Nose Injury May Put Yogi Berra on Beach
Cleveland IP report says Yogi Berra may be sidelined after a nose fracture from a foul tip in a 13-3 win over the Indians. X rays to determine injury severity, trainer Gus Mauch notes the nose is badly swollen and unsure of extent.
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Turner Edges Bahama In Telegraphic Upset Fight
Gil Turner, 26, Philadelphia, won a split decision over Yama Bahama of Bimini in a 10 round bout at the Miami Beach Auditorium televised nationally. Turner suffered a forehead vein tear and possible concussion but was hospitalized at Mt. Sinai for observation. doctors later said swelling subsided and he felt fine.
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Siamese Twins from Holyoke Long-lived Show Careers
The nation's oldest Siamese twins Mary and Margaret Gibb now 45 years old toured with the circus and vaudeville for years and later ran a gift shop in Holyoke. Joined at the base of the spine they share a common circulatory system.
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Mentor predicts Greg Bell to break world long jump record
Indiana coach Gordon Fisher says Olympic long jump champion Greg Bell, a Terre Haute dental student and junior, will eventually surpass Jesse Owens 26 feet 8.4 inches mark. Bell has jumped 26 feet 4.4 inches and 26 feet 6 inches in recent meets despite a leg injury. Fisher notes Bell’s consistency, potential for championships, and possible participation in AAU events and Dayton national meets.
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Capital Parties End Early in Ike White House Visit
In Washington, while President Eisenhower golfed at Burning Tree, broadcaster John Edwards displayed a 1609 edition of Regiam Majestatem at the White House. The ancient Scots law memo teased a worker’s feast plan as GOP leaders were to attend early morning breakfasts, with Washington habit of early hosting shaping the day.
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Senators Move to Secure Vincennes Land Deal
U S Senators advance a Vincennes University land deal as the site for a new student union building. The land, once federal property, was transferred to the city and then to the university with a reversion clause. The Senate bill strikes the clause, aiming to keep the land under university ownership if used for school or park purposes.
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Ship Near Bermuda Report From London
Report from London states a British Overseas Airways cruiser flying from Le Jamaica radioed sighting Mayflower II about 210 miles from Bermuda. Noted is radio contact and distance as the vessel nears the island in transit.
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