Whites Win Final Spring Game 22 18
Whites and Reds battled to a 22 18 spring game finish with Dellinger scoring on a 64 yard drive and Amerson breaking free for a rushing TD. Riddle and Bell led late White gains as Roberts fumbled a punt and Riddle sneaked in for a late half score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dellinger
Jerry Bell
Amerson
Riddle
Reds
Bell
Red
Duncan
Bobby Stafford
Roaring Springs
Roberts
Gift
White
Jgut
Jett
Floyd Cole
McCamey
Bill Turnbow
Riddie
Pogue
Fisticutt
Jim Turner
Dulmas
Jack Henry
Floydada
Turnbow
Burkburnett
Kelly Gilbert
Oklahoma Citer
Jerry Don Stockton
Tuscola
Gene Bentley
Panhandle
Phil Williams
Lubbock
Charles Flanigan
Dumas
Jackie Wiles
Levelland
Jerry Selfridge
Borger
E. J. Holub
Lubbock and
Stafford
Floyd Dellinger
Texas Tech
Mack Pogue
John Riddle
Ken Leusing
Artesia Wins and San Angelo Triumph Highlight Busy Baseball Night
Artesia won with late homer support while San Angelo Slimmed Carlsbad 6-0 behind Bill Ralston in a standout pitching performance. Ralston struck out 10, allowed a single, and helped the Reds finish a series sweep as Joe Emaar added a solo homer in the seventh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angelo
Carlsbad
San Angelo
Bill Ralston
Ralston
George Lattin
Pittsburgh
Cunker
Joe Emaar
Rallston
Weathered City and College Scores Across The Nation
Fragmented OCR lists sports scores and locations including Cleveland Kansas City Los Angeles Memphis Birmingham Little Rock Nashville New Orleans Mobile Philadelphia and San Francisco with scattered team mentions and dates. Pieces reference rain delays and postponed games amid a chaotic schedule overview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio
Tulsa
Memphis
Avanta
Birmingham
Little Rock
Nashville
New Orleans
Rain Grattancoca
Mobile
Gomulka Defends Soviet Role in Hungarian Revolt
Wladyslaw Gomulka defended Soviet actions during the 1956 Hungarian uprising as correct and necessary in the 1950s political climate. He spoke to about 4,000 delegates in Budapest during a four day visit while Janos Kadar noted remaining differences in tactics but normalized relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Py Vant Hartma
Budapest
Hungary
Poland
Wladyslaw Gomulka
U.S.S.R
Communist Party
Gomulka
Janos Kadar
Kadar
Yugoslavia
Tito
Kremlin
New York Endures Unseasonal Snow Flurries in May
Albany records 30 degrees in May breaking a 1902 date record as snow flurries dust western New York and the Canadian border towns. Old Forge reports two inches of snow while Elmira and massena cities dip near the high twenties amid the wintry May stretch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N.Y
Old Forge
Adirondacks
New York State
New York
Olean
Elmira
Binghamton
Massena
Buvreau
Will of Texas magnate faces multi claimant probate suit
Four nieces of W F Sexton and eight Johnson County residents filed a suit over the late Texas oil and cattle magnate estate valued as high as 60 million with conservative guesses around 32 million. An inventory lists 350000 cash in Grege and Rusk banks and 400000 in government bonds plus oil lands in East Texas and ranches in West Texas. The case hinges on a 1948 agreement tying most property to the four nieces and asserts a later Cleburne will is invalid. A May 19 hearing is set in Cleburne for the Cleburne will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleburne
Johnson County
Grege
Rusk County
East Texas
West Texas
Sestock
Sexton
Henry
Mozelle Pitner
Henderson
C. L. Jacobs
Overton
W. C. Bard
Raymondville
C. C. Murphy
Longview
J. E. Sexton
Agnes Kirk
J. W. Kirk
Bessie Richardson
Riley Richardson
Gene Turner
Winnell Shipley
Ralph C. Shipley
Shirley Titus
Shirley ‘Titus
Houston repeat drives MVC track title win over North Texas
Houston edged North Texas State 58 to 513 for the Missouri Valley Conference outdoor track crown led by Don Loadman mile record 4 13.4 and Ted Dean double wins for Wichita. North Texas stars Cotten Gerdes Richers Weaver and Reuter claimed multiple events but fell short of the Cougars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ED Sainsbury
DES Moines
Houston
North Texas State
Eagles
Cougars
North Texas
Don Loadman
Ray Sears
Butler
Reggie Darley
Terry Long
Jerry Smartt
Smartt
Mario Garcia
Jim Weaver
Fred Stuart
John Cotten
Fred Reuter
Charles Richers
Gilbert Gerdes
Cotten
Gerdes
Richers
Reuter
Stuart
Weaver
Drake
Abilene Christian
Bobby Morrow
Dean
Ted Dean
Wichita
Wheatshockers
Dick Staple
Oklahoma A and M
Don Jordan
Moore
Bradley Moore
Bradley
Aggie
Sylvester Robertson
Paul Moore
Tilsa
Cincinnati
Andrews
Denny Andrews
Marvin Howard
Jack Smyth
Bill Roth
Don Hickey
Ralph Veatch
Tulsa
Courageous handicap couple wed in small Kentucky church
In Mount Sterling Kentucky William Boucher who uses a wheelchair and Bonnie Jean Plug married in a Church of God ceremony. Beucher 22 has been paralyzed waist down since an auto accident four years ago and the bride was born without arms. The Woodrow Wilson Rehabilitation Center provided artificial arms for the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Sterling
William Boucher
Bonnie Jean Plug
C. R. Tarr
Boucher
Beucher
Woodrow Wilson Rehabilitation Center
Fisherville
Church of God
Hope
Eugene Buchholz
Connellsville
Buchholz
Means
Menifee County
Wendell
Lottery Director Fired For Telling Others How To Win
War saw Poland state lottery deputy director and three officials were fired for aiding others to win money. Kurier Polski reports they published Righty Ways To Win and claimed 81 methods, plagiarizing an East German author and taking heavy royalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Poland
Kurier Polski
Ditch machine cuts transcontinental telephone line in West Texas
A ditching machine severed a main transcontinental telephone cable between Sweetwater and Lamesa, knocking out phone and leased wire circuits from Dallas to El Paso and to major West Coast cities. AT&T spokesmen said service was out for several hours Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Sweetwater
Lamesa
West Texas
el Paso
Derver
Los Angeles
San Francico
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
National Woman's Party Fights Equal Rights Amendment
In Washington a small band of women led by the National Woman's Party accuses AFL-CIO of pressuring Senate members to back the Hayden rider on the Equal Rights Amendment. The party argues the amendment would guarantee equal rights and eliminate sex-based injustices, while AFL-CIO opponents warn it could jeopardize existing protections and raise issues with Social Security measures. Senate action is uncertain as House resistance remains solid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congteanomat Wuarverss
Washington
Afl-Cio
Senate
National Woman's Party
United States
Carl Hayden
D-Ariz
Woman's Party
Katherine St. George
Hayden
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
Clark
Pennsylvania
Andrew J. Biemiller
House
Child Suffers Bruise After Two Story Window Fall
Three year old Mike Gholston fell from a home window and was knocked unconscious. He was taken Friday to Brackenridge Hospital with a bruised cheek and released after treatment, no serious injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Mike Gholston
Brackenridge Hospital
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Robert Meyer
San Antonio
Rice
Reda
Milton
Rabbit) Vaughn
Littlefield
Dan Gurley
Fort Worth
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Ted Lahner
Saterdats
Osten
Jeveland
Kansan City
Fiona
Phuladelphis
Piast
Simmons
Pendelsat Ier
Melanie
Bet
San Francisco
Dros Alta Cinta
Cartatnd
Victoria
Een
Corpus Hat
Charenton
Adarapalt Guiane
Reiter i
Toronto
Richmond
Sumare
Roy
Francisco
Haiadelphia
Ob Wan Fort
Southern Association
Atlanta
Nashelle
Chattanooga
Learue
Mae
Plainview
American Association
Neal
Fervon
Learur
Urean
Baltimore
Baumang
Ve. Johnson
Stobbe
Carlibal Co
Ana Morgan
Metone
Ralaton
le Hick
HUB Motor CO
Avenue H
Texap
W. F. Sexton
Gaim
Texas Oil and Cattle
I Mran
North
Texas
Kentucky
Lubbock Printing CO
Ave
Lubbock Bowling Cin
Jes Qraduiasion
Wesboro
Your Family Shoe Stores
34Th St
Determined Woman's Party
Equality’ Fight
Cfiessl Car Service
Avenue J
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