Wildcats coach seeks improvement ahead of season opener
LENINGTON UP Kentucky football coach Blanton Collier spoke at season’s first news conference. He expected better performance than last year but warned depth remains a concern. He cited 23 lettermen and 33 candidates, with key players Henry George and Jim Miller among those watched as the Wildcats prepare for an opening game against Hawaii.
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Ackling
Callier
University of Ilawail
Henry George
George
Honolulu
Islands
Doug Shively
Luckie Mueller
Braves Slam Door on Giants 3-0 Victory in Milwaukee
The Braves shut out the Giants 3-0 in Milwaukee as Del Crandall Web Rush and Red Schoendienst fueled a pivotal win. Milwaukee outhit San Francisco 10 to 6 and built a two run edge by the fifth inning, while Johnny Antonelli was tagged for three Milwaukee runs. The victory tightens the pennant race as the Braves aim for a sweep in the three game set.
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Griffith Expects Permission To Move Nuts During Meeting
Washington baseball owner Calvin Griffith met with the board to seek approval to transfer the Washington Senators to Minneapolis. He aimed to secure permission to negotiate a franchise move, despite requiring American League consent, as directors discussed potential profits and the team remaining in Washington. Eisenhower weighed in suggesting a stronger on-field team might be more profitable than relocating.
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Ted Williams Still Hitting Hard As Age Creeps In
Ted Williams remains a powerful slugger for the Red Sox at age 40, batting .315 with 21 homers and a career total approaching 500, though his speed and zing have faded. He hints at staying in baseball, ruling out a managerial role, while his fiery personality endures and his future remains debated.
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United Press International Boston
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City bids sought for repair and upkeep of all city vehicles
Notice from Middlesboro for sealed bids to repair and maintain police cars, street trucks, fire engines, and other city vehicles purchased or owned during the contract period. Bids must itemize labor and parts discounts for 12 months, file by 5 p m Thursday September di, opened at the council meeting. City reserves right to reject all bids. bidders invited to attend.
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Four Tied In Golf Play At BC Centennial
Vancouver report from the British Columbia Centennial golf tournament shows an international field of 112 starters led by Koichi Ono of Japan who shot four under par 68. Canadian Jerry Magee Al Balding and Texan Frede Hawkins posted scores as leaders chase a busy, rain delayed opening round amid strong pros and 63s across the leaderboard.
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Japan
Koichi Ono
United Nations
Jerry Magee
Toronto
al Balding
Markham
Uni
Frede Hawkins
City seeks bids to cover Salisbury Avenue dump in Midlboro
By motion of the August Common Council the city will receive bids for covering the local dump on Salisbury Avenue. Bids must base pricing on thick dirt loads averaging 5 cubic yards per load and include dirt, transport, spreading and rolling to about five inches depth. Deadline 5 p.m. Thursday September 4 with bids opened then. bidders may attend. City reserves right to reject any or all bids. Mrs. Katherine Dance, City Clerk.
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Middlesboro
Salisbury Avenue
City OF
Midlesboro
Katherine Dance
Top Vanderbilt Horse Discovery Dies at Sagamore Farm
Discovery, renowned racehorse and sire at Sagamore Farm, died after a lingering illness at age 27. Purchased for $25,000 as a two-year-old in 1933, he set two world records and won 27 of 63 starts, finishing out of the money 16 times, paving the way for Native Dancer as No 1 sire.
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Discovery
Vanderbilt
Tseovery
Basilio Plans Rest Before Sept 5 Aragon Fight
Basilio, former middleweight and welterweight champion, will rest today in Long Beach as he tightens preparation for his September 5 bout with Art Aragon in Los Angeles. He weighs about 152 pounds and is near peak condition.
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Art Aragon
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Don Jordan Fight Pick at Madison Square Garden
NEW YORK UPI Don Jordan a reluctant welterweight is a 125 favorite for his eastern debut in a 10 round national telecast at Madison Square Garden against Lahoush Cadih the French lightweight champion. Jordan a lanky Los Angeles fighter insists he is still a lightweight and fights to prove his welterweight status.
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Los Angeles
Ting Magazine
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Australian Sets New Distance Mark
SOTHENBURG Sweden UPI Australian Herb Fil ott set world record for the 1500 meter metric mile in three minutes 36 seconds as Albert Thomas paced the effort with a record busting 3 54 5 mile run in Treland Aug 6.
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Treland
Clearfork Wins Title in Kentucky Amateur Championship
Clearfork clinched the Kentucky Southern reggae state tournament berth by defeating McCrory County 92 to secure the league crown. The victory advances Clearfork to face Dixie League runner-up Devilin in the tourney at Okolona, with London and Pleasant Pals among other entrants in a three day single elimination event.
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Minneapolis Plans Stadium Bond Sale
Minneapolis officials moved to approve a nine million dollar bond issue to enlarge Municipal Stadium seating and accelerate a contract between the Senators and the Metropolitan Area Sports Commission, with a potential council vote imminent.
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Seattle youth leads in William Randolph Hearst Junior Golf Championship
Upsy-Km mit Zartey of Seattle shot a 78 Thursday to seize the lead in the 11th annual William Randolph Hearst National Junior Golf Tournament, posting a 352 total to top the field in Baltimore.
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Kmmit Zartey
Seattle
Washington
William Randolph Hearst
Student Dies After Javelin Accident at Meet
A student athlete, Ba Iars son Stockholm, was fatally struck by a javelin during a track meet, the missile pierced the chest and severed a main artery, ending his life shortly after the injury.
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UPI
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Shepherd Funeral Arrangements Set for Two-Year-Old
William Jefferson Shepherd age two dies in Knoxville area. Survived by wife Hetty Shepherd Cumberland Gap and three daughters in Gunbeland Gap. brothers Charlie Ed John Shepherd and sister Mrs Emino Kermer Knoxville. Services at Assembly Church of Good in Arthur with Rev Fuller Clark. burial in family cemetery. Reece Funeral Home in charge. viewing tonight.
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Realtor Faces Smuggling Charge In Florida Case
Sarasota report states Bill Dean, a realtor, is charged with using a converted shrimp boat to smuggle contraband goods from Beltish Honduras into Florida. The UPI dispatch notes authorities allege a maritime route and illicit shipments connected to the defendant. The case centers on prohibited imports and possible evasion of customs controls.
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