Little League Practice at High School Park Diamond
The Peoples Trust company Little League team will hold a very important practice session at 5:00 o clock Saturday evening at the High School park diamond. Officers announced today. The Military Air Transport Service is the world's largest air freight carrier. In 1956 MATS flew 580 million ton miles of cargo and mail for its one customer the Defense Department. The total is more than the combined haulage of the five largest United States airlines.
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Peoples Trust Company
Little League
High School Park
Military Air Transport Service
MATS
Defense Department
United States
Linton Ellis to Host Open Baseball Workout and Season Opener
The Linton Ellis and Company Independent baseball team plans a 6 30 pm workout at High School park to gear up for the first home game Sunday at 2 30 pm against Bloomfield Merchants. Bob Blackburn likely starts for Ellis. Bloomfield led by Jim Lindsey, with Aldridge returning to duty after college.
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Bloomfield Merchants
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Solsberry
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Aldridge
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Switz City
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Inman
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Indianapolis
Victory Field
Paul Steele
Indiana University
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Greenwood
Ind
Mitchell
Sullivan County
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Dugger High
Doc” Bolton
Sullivan
Linton High
General Electric
Lee Aldridge
Roger Kaiser
Dale
Gene Walton
Portland
Ore
Charles Pfizer Company
Abie Martin
Aubrey Lewis
Montclair
N.J
Notre Dame
Roberts lifts Phillies with 8 hit win over Redlegs
Robin Roberts pitched eight strong innings to beat Cincinnati 6-2, boosting Philadelphia’s pennant chances. Stan Lopata Bob Bowman and Rip Repulski homered as part of a 10-hit Phillies attack. Musial led the NL with two doubles and St Louis beat Pittsburgh. Chicago’s game vs Brooklyn ended in fog.
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United Press
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Stan Lopata
Bob Bowman
Rip Repulski
Don Gross
Stan Musial
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St. Louis
Murry Dickson
Cardinals
Ron Kline
Ruben Gomez
Red Schoendienst
Giants
Bob Buhl
Notre Dame caps first Black captain name in football
A fragment notes a Notre Dame football captaincy milestone as the first Black player named captain. It mentions Dale Scrivner leaving Linton for summer recreation duties in Salem and Carmelo Basilio signing to fight Sugar Ray Robinson for the middleweight crown, with contract talks ongoing.
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Notre Dame
Dale Scrivner
Linton
Salem
Carmen Basilio
Sugar Ray Robinson
Robinson
Major League Standings Snapshot
Chicago leads Boston 3 2 as Detroit tops Washington 7 6 and New York 14 defeats Cleveland 5 Baltimore 8 Kansas City 3 in a night of results among early season games.
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Washington
New York
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Brooklyn
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Milwaukee
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
McEvoy invokes Fifth Amendment at Senate labor hearing
Joseph McEvoy nephew of Mrs. Dave Beck appearing before a Senate labor investigation in Washington invokes the fifth amendment 90 times refusing to answer questions including whether the Teamsters union paid him 30000 over two years. Earlier appearances by Dave Beck Sr. drew about 200 nos.
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Joseph McEvoy
Dave Beck
Senate
Washington
Teamsters Union
Shoreham cashier Shafer seeks road gang reunion
Washington police say Harry Clifford Shafer Jr. a 22 year old fugitive, confessed guilt and turned himself in at police headquarters. He had been a cashier at the Shoreham Hotel handling thousands daily while evading a six month North Carolina road gang term and a holdup charge. Shafer described running four days in woods after escaping in July 1954 near Taylorsville before hitchhiking to Washington. He now awaits return to North Carolina and told officers he feels like a free man.
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Washington
Swank
Capital
North Carolina
Harry Clifford Shafer Jr
Shoreham
Shafer
Ronnie Ray Jackson
The
James Tolson
Taylorsville
N. C
Western powers woo Egypt amid Suez fallout and credit moves
Western allies push to mend ties with Egypt as Britain frees 16.8 million in blocked credits and the United States negotiates similar aid. France may resume canal use as Nasser faces economic strains with Soviet bloc and local political shifts. Kissilev leaves Cairo amid Egyptian concerns and hopes for Western ties.
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Charles M. McCcann
United Press
Egypt
Britain
United States
France
Suez
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Middle East
Suez Canal
Nasser
Hussein
Jordan
Russia
Cairco
Evgeny V. Kissilev
Abdel Moneim Kaysouni
Kissiley
Moscow
Cairo
Kid Gavilan Still Dreaming of Title Shot at Welterweight
The 31 year old Cuban fighter Kid Gavilan keeps pursuing a rematch for the welterweight crown. He faces Vince Martinez at Roosevelt Stadium on June 17 with a possible title shot in sight, while Basilio looks toward Robinson. Gavilan recalls past title bids and declares he will win any rematch despite years of near-misses.
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Kid Gavilan
Hawk
Havana
Gavilan
Vince Martinez
Jersey City
Roosevelt Stadium
Carmen Basilio
Basilio
Ray Robinson Gavilan
Reed
Johnny Saxton
Kid
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