Sports Sweep Pampa Series as Hobbs Tops Oilers 7 2
Hobbs Sports beat Pampa Oilers 7 to 2 to take the second game of the two game set. Paul Martinez scored for Pampa in the second and fourth innings on miscues and hits. Oscar Chinique earned the win for Hobbs while Paddy Woods and Jerry Tucker pitched earlier for Pampa.
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Pasqual
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Carlson Opens New AAU Attack After Court Ruling
Frank Carlson of Foness criticizes the New York Supreme Court decision upholding the AAU ban on Kansas miler Wes Santee. Carlson rails at the AAU reforms and calls Santee a sacrifice to a clique of little men. AAU President Carl Hansen hails the ruling as full vindication.
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Dodgers Face Backlash From Loes Deal Feelings
Former Dodger pitcher Russ Meyer says the Billy Loes trade to Baltimore will hurt Brooklyn. He predicts Loes wins at least 10 games for the Orioles and notes Loes had good stuff despite arm trouble this season. Other moves include Batfield and Delsine to the White Sox, Brndeweser and Kennedy to Detroit, and Sal Marty to Brooklyn. Cleveland trims roster to 25 with four cuts.
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Senators Recall Denver Fielder
Washington recalled Carlos Paula from the Denver Bears after a .375 batting stint with Denver. He was sent to Washington to fill the right field spot, with Dick Tettelbach moving from Washington to Denver to replace him.
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Nielsen Likely Misses U.S. Relays Over Visa Gap
World indoor mile champion Gunnar Nielsen of Denmark may be barred from the United States for the Compton relays on June 1 due to a passport loss and a delayed visa renewal. He must obtain a new visa, a process that typically takes weeks, making his arrival in time for the California race unlikely.
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Finsterwald Captures Carling Open in St Louis Run
Ron Finsterwald wins the Carling Open at Sunset Club St Louis with a three stroke margin. He overcome early bogeys and birdied holes five eight and three on the back nine to seal the title earning $25 000 plus $5 000 for the win. Bill Cosner Billy Maxwell and Jack Burke tied for second at 277.
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Jack Burke
New Way To Beat Horses
313 horseplayers at Bay Meadows won on a daily double but a pari mutuel machine error trimmed the payout. The glitch paid 269.70 instead of 28.70, costing the track about 77 000 dollars before the mistake was found.
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Railroads Accelerate to Diesel Power Nationwide
The era shifts as over a quarter of U S rail lines run entirely on diesel with others approaching full dieselization. Strong adoption signals broad modernization of rail propulsion across major networks and regions.
Fel Miver Wins Greenbrier Open Golf Title
Porky Oliver wins the Greenbrier Open golf tournament finishing with a 72-hole total of 266 fourteen under par. Sam Snead shot 269 after a 67 in the final rounds. Oliver celebrated wildly as his final putt clinched the lead over Snead.
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Lobos and Denver Split Twin Bill in Denver
New Mexico and Denver Universities split a doubleheader in Denver. Denver won 7-5 in the opener, New Mexico captured the second game 8-4. Bill Zinck homered for Denver and Jim Pierce limited Denver to nine hits in the nightcap.
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Herb Hughes
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Robinson Ready for Olson Title Bout in Los Angeles
Middleweight champ Ray Robinson finished training for the title defense against former champion Bobo Olson in Los Angeles. Robinson told newsmen he plans to go for a quick knockout, aiming to repeat his second round kayo of Olson in Chicago last December and enters as a slight favorite.
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Bobo Olson
Los Angeles
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Kayo
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Chicago
Shrinking Share of Soap Makers and Rail Freight Shifts
Petroleum derived synthetic detergents now account for about 69 percent of soap product sales. Fifteen years ago diesel locomotives accounted for only 0.05 percent of rail freight, but now handle about 85 percent.
Pickens Anniversary Marks 25 Years as State Game Director
Homer C. Pickens completes a quarter century of service to New Mexico Game and Fish, moving into his second 25 years with continued zeal. The article also notes fishing conditions across the state, Pecos valley campground inspections, a fatal campfire risk incident, and a 1955 big game harvest tally of 221 bears 1660 turkeys and 27883 deer including 21463 bucks and 6420 does and fawns.
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Department of Game and Fish
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Lion Hunter
Oil Vessel Unloads Ten Thousand Barrels in Twelve Hours
A report notes a oil barge can unload ten thousand barrels of petroleum in twelve hours. It also claims Louisiana produces enough oil in ten days to cover the cost of the Louisiana Purchase.
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Louisiana Purchase
Standings and Tuesday Results in National League Baseball
Major League standings show Milwaukee leading the NL with 11 wins and 5 losses followed by St. Louis 11 8 to 5, Brooklyn 11 9, Cincinnati 3 10, Pittsburgh 5 4 23, New York 10 13, Philadelphia 6 15, Chicago 4 14. Tuesday results: New York 6 Chicago 4. Brooklyn 7 St. Louis 5 night. Philadelphia 3 Milwaukee 1 night. Cincinnati at Pittsburgh rained out.
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Detroit beats Boston 6 to 3 in the night game
Detroit defeats Boston 6 to 3 as Chicago tops Washington 5 to 1. Baltimore wins 9 to 0 over Kansas City while New York at Cleveland postponed due to rain.
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Baseball Card Pairings and Standings Fragments
Fragment list shows players Mantle Berra Post and Banks Gernert with teams Yankees Redlegs Red Sox Pirates Cubs Cardinals, plus locations Mantle Detroit Chicago Boston Baltimore. Numerical values 385 369 -362 362 appear as scores or tallies.
Baseball Standings and Player Mentions Highlight Week
Mante, Boyer, Lemon, Zernert, Jablonski, and Jablonski appear in a brief roundup. Yankees and Senators are noted alongside Red Sox and Redlegs in a compact summary of recent games and rosters.
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Red Sox
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Redlegs
Baseball scores from three decisions and standings noted
Game results list include Ford and Yankees 5 0 Lawrence Redlegs 4 0 Larsen Yankees 3 0 Freeman Redlegs 3 0 Lemon Indians 5 1 Newcombe Dodgers 5 1 1.000 .000 833 .833
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Texas League Scores Roundup
San Antonio defeated Dallas 7 to 2 while Austin beat Fort Worth 7 to 2. Houston won 7 to 5 against Oklahoma City and Tulsa edged Shreveport 3 to 2.
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Southwestern League scores and outcomes brief
Roswell defeats Plainview 10 to 8 in ten innings with debris and Fampa contributing two and seven runs respectively. El Paso 10 over Balinger 2, San Angelo 9 over Clovis 6, Carlsbad 3, Midland 2 in ten innings.
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Western League Scores Report
Colorado Springs defeated Sioux City 14 to 6 while Des Moines posted a 4 run win. Amarillo edged Lincoln 6 to 5 and Kopeka beat Albuquerque 5 to 3.
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Dodgers Power Past Phillies in Record 1953 Inning
May 24 1953 Dodgers exploded for 12 runs in the eighth inning against Philadelphia as Curt Simmons yielded a string of hits. Russ Meyer started, Bob Miller and multiple Phillies pitchers followed, Pee-Wee Reese hit a decisive triple, and Duke Snider added two triples. The inning produced several club records before Erskine closed the frame.
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Stevenson Kefauver campaign swing through Oregon
Adlai Stevenson and Estes Kefauver press ahead with a joint Oregon campaign swing aimed at securing write in votes for the Oregon primary. Stevenson flies to Portland and Kefauver plans to arrive Monday night after events in the San Francisco area. They will share a speakers platform at the University of Oregon in Salem and met earlier at the Los Banos California spring fair. A hotel elevator incident in San Mateo trapped Kefauver briefly as he climbed to the second floor. Americans for Democratic Action backs both candidates as eminently qualified for the nomination. Labor leader Emil Rieve calls for a tougher Democratic stance on localization and family issues, criticizing imitators of Eisenhower.
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New Mexico Names Cattle Man of the Year
Linda Lambert, a ranchwoman, receives New Mexico Cattle Growers Association honor at its centennial convention. Mrs Kert, ranch owner and Hereford breeder, is past president of the Mexico Hereford Union and serves on the Meat Industry Committee. A veterinarian urges calm about handling cattle and disease risk.
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Lawmaker proposes $183 million yearly engineers scholarship plan
Representative Elmer J. Holland of Pennsylvania announces a bill to create a $183 million annual program funding engineering scholarships for top graduates across 435 congressional districts. The plan also offers incentives for engineering graduates to teach three years post secondary, addressing technician shortages.
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