Jones Secret Help In Derby History Finish Iron Liege Triumph
In Louisville Kentucky Iron Liege trained by Jimmy Jones captured the 101st Kentucky Derby in a tight nose finish over Galant Man amid a blustery day. Willie Shoemaker misjudged the line and rose early, while Jones revealed a last minute lesson from the Derby Trial that altered Iron Liege’s ride.
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Louisville
Jimmy Jones
Iron Liege
Calumet Farm
Calumet
Gen. Duke
America
Ralph Lowe
Gallant Man
Willie Shoemaker
Willie Hartack
Bull Lea
Brokership
Don Meade
Brokers Tip
Herb Fisher
Bold Ruler
Jones
Clifford Lussky
Federal Hill
Jimmy
Enright Tops Class B With 796 In Sports Bowl Sweeper
Dick Enright rolled a 796 total on four games to lead Class B in the Sports Bowl Sweeper as Bobby Phillips pressed with 791. Jim Elioupoulos rose to fourth at 771, Dutch Martin moved to third with 781, and Gordon Nein led Class A with 748 while Bert Feinthal rose to second at 739. Mary Farkas led Class D with 514, and Jack rocker fired a 279 highlighted by six straight strikes.
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Dick Enright
Enright
Bobby Phillips
Jim Elioupoulos
Dutch Martin
Gordon Nein
Bert Feinthal
Dennie Justice
al Jordan
Floyd Duffy
Ney Wells
Joe Atkinson
Mary Farkas
Farkas
Barbara Little
Helen Deaton
Sara Donisi
Imogene Short
Betty Jackson
Kay McCue
Jack “Rocker
Cleveland Canton Pin Aces Dominate In State
AKRON Ohio Cleveland and Canton bowlers led the final weekend of the seven week 53rd Ohio State Bowling Assn Tournament ending Sunday night Rose Bud Lanes Cleveland took third in team with 3134 points a Cleveland team led by John Kojundzich and William Staursky moved to second in doubles with 1350 Hunt of Canton rose to third all events The top five in each event included Crown's Chicks Pomeroy Rose Bud Lanes Cleveland Klares Jay Lanes Modern Welding Newark Lehman Cartage Inc Elyria The singles leaders were William H Roberts Salvatore De Vito and William Boyd Jr All events leader Joe Mezaros Other top finishers included Joe Ccascar Eugene Frisch Kojundzich Staursky Jack Field Ray Bellamy Schon Realty Ward Janczak and Bill Gran Prize money totaled 38965 with 845 teams entered The tournament will be in Lorain next year and in Toledo in 1959.
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Rose Bud Lanes
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William Staursky
John Hunt
Team—Crown's Chicks
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Horning Bear Service
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Rose Bud
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Modern Welding
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William Boyd Jr
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Dan Torowski
Jim Safranak
It Lanier
Columbus
Todd Morrell
Bill White
Joe Ccascar
Eugene Frisch
Jack Field
Ray Bellamy
John Schon
John Realty
Youngstown
Bob Ward
Gene Janczak
Joe Mezaros
Fred Nagie
Bill Gran
Lorain
Toledo
Major League Leaders Baseball Leaders
The report lists leaders in batting runs and other stats for both the American and National Leagues. Notable names include Williams and Simpson leading the American League in multiple categories and Aaron leading in several National League categories, with statistics like 431 at bats for Williams and 30 hits for Aaron.
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Boston
Simpson
Kansas City
Mantle
New York
Klaus
Aparicio
Fox
Minoso
Chicago
Berra
Sievers
Washington
Sellar
Malzone
McDougald
Baltimore
Kuenn
Detroit
Graff and Simpson
I— Williams
Skizas
Lollar
Zermal
Skowron
Landis
Aaron
Milwaukee
Musial
St. Louis
Mays
Sauer
Jones
Philadelphia
Bauchee
Gilliam
Hodges
Brooklyn
Virdon
Pittsburgh
Bouche
Thomson
Schoenichest
Fondy
Adcock
Spahn
Gomez
Sanford
Fall Seen For Legnl Coalition
Italy faces the collapse of its three year old government as anti Communist Socio Democrats push to quit the coalition. The crisis centers on domestic issues while NATO and U S ties are not in doubt. Delegates vote to walk out when the party congress meets next month leaving Segni with Christian Democrats and the Liberal party as core support. V P Giuseppe Saragat accuses the government of losing reform drive and insufficient support.
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NATO
United States
Free Europe
Center Bloc
Social Democrats
Segni
Christian Democrats
Liberal Party
Chamber of Deputies
The
Republicans
Giuseppe Saragat
Saragat
Herr Whistler Tie For First In Wildwood Golf
Joe Herr and Dale Whistler tied for low gross at Wildwood yesterday with 75. W r Steele shot 78, H Bedford 79, Bob McCabe 80, Melvin Kelso 81, C Jones 81, Jim Hargis 71, and R C Murray and Bedford tied for first in blind bogey at 72. Bob Schneider 70, Short Wagener 80.
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Dale Whistler
Wildwood
W. R. Steele
H. Bedford
Bob McCabe
Melvin Kelso
C. §. Jones
Jim Hargis
R. C. Murray
Bedford
Clem McCarthy Undergoes Hip Surgery After Accident
Retired sports broadcaster Clem McCarthy, 80, had hip fracture surgery after an auto crash. A spokesman from Mount Sinai Hospital said he came through the operation well and is in good condition.
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New York
Clem McCarthy
Mul Sinai Hospital
McCarthy
Detroit Kegler Leads Women’s Bowling Tourney
Detroit bowler Mrs Helen Skablis leads singles at the Woman's International Bowling Congress Tournament in Dayton after a 658 Sunday night. Teammates Anita Cantaline and Alvira Toepfer combine for 1 216 to take second in doubles. Cantaline tops all events with 1 859 and is third in singles with 630.
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Dayton
Ohio
Helen Skablis
Detroit
Anita Cantaline
Alvira Toepfer
Miss Cantaline
Paper Workers Cup Industrial Pennant Claimed by Workers
United Paper Workers defeated Gardner Beard & Carton to win the Industrial Labor League championship. Johnny Bullock led scoring with 226 190 193 609 total. Gardner Beard & Carton won the first runoff at J-J Lanes, then lost the last two. Tom Hyde led losers with 203 145 17 518 series.
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United Paper Workers
Johnny Bullock
Gardner Beard
Bowling Results From Leisure Bowl Standings
Ladies Leisure tie Guttersnipers 2 2 and Copperbottoms 2 2. Unnamed 1 defeats Safety Pins 1. Lucky Strikes 2 over Woodpeckers 1. Percolators 2 over 4 Squares 4. M's 2 over Leisurettes 180 games led by Nell Lentz 194 Eva Lariccuita 201 and Nola Synder 183.
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Leisurettes
Nell Lentz
Eva ‘Lariccuita
Nola Synder
Lord Mayor Says Ireland Civilized on Minorities
CINCINNATI The Jewish Lord Mayor of Dublin Robert Briscoe told a Cincinnati fund raising dinner that Ireland is without blemish in regard to persecution of minorities and that minorities enjoy equal rights and privileges. He said all citizens are equal under the law and that he has the trust of his fellow citizens regardless of faith before leaving for Chicago to continue a tour ending May 15.
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Ireland
Robert Briscoe
American Friends of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Briscoe
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Canada
Plutonium discoverer Dr. Joseph W. Kennedy dies
Dr. Joseph W. Kennedy, St Louis chemist and one of the discoverers of plutonium, died of cancer at age 40. He led work at the University of California in 1940s and 1941 that aided plutonium discovery, later directed the Chemistry Division of the atomic bomb project at Los Alamos. Kennedy was head of Washington University chemistry and a native of Nacogdoches, Texas.
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Joseph W. Kennedy
Kennedy
Washington University
University of California
Atomic Energy Commission
Los Alamos, N. M
Nacogdoches
Tex
Car Has Mind Of Its Own
In Warwick Rhode Island Miss Joan E Ahlstedt an 18 year old from Cranston using a learner permit drove a Mayfair Motors convertible. She apparently pressed the accelerator instead of the brake causing the car to crash through four plate glass windows and strike a 1957 model car but she suffered no injuries.
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Warwick
R. I
Joan E. Ahlstedt
Cranston
Mayfair Motors
Red Wings Split With Columbus in Rochester doubleheader
In Rochester New York the Rochester Wings dropped the opener to the Columbus Jets 2 1 then won the nightcap 6 2 before 5700 fans. Charles Whammy Douglas pitched a three hitter to beat Rochester in the first game while Lynn Lovenguth took the loss, dropping four of five decisions after a 24 win season last year.
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Rochester N. Y
Rochester Wings
Columbus Jets
Charles
Whammy
Fight Results By The Associated Press
Havana Angel Garcia outpointed Orlando Echevarria in Havana 129 to 128½. Tommy Tibbs beat Mickey Northrup in Hollywood 130 to 135½. Stefan Red stopped Al Malone in Paterson 146 to 151½. Henry Hall outpointed Garvin Sawiver in Chicago 190 to 191. Pat McAteer stopped Jimmy Elloit in Johannesburg 157½ to 157.
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Calif
Tommy Tibbs
Boston
Mickey Northrup
Los Angeles
Paterson
N. J
Stefan Red
al Malone
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Henry Hall
Chicago
Garvin Sawiver
Cincinnati
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Pat McAteer
London
Jimmy El _loitt
Bulls Have Market Play Now Cued By Optimism
Wall Street sentiment shifted from recession fears to cautious optimism as earnings rose for many firms in the first quarter and retail volume stayed buoyant. Inflation, higher interest rates, and rising living costs fuel bets on a renewed boom, while weaker home building and car sales temper the outlook.
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New York
Wall Street
Associated Press
Expeed
Steel Being Used Despite Output Slip
Steel magazine reports last week’s production at 88.5 percent of capacity, the first sub-90% week since 1955, as inventory cuts and weak demand curb output while consumption remains uncertain. Scrap prices rose, and finished steel prices edged higher on tin mill product gains, signaling possible midyear price pressures. Identifies May 5 week data and year‑ago comparison.
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Cleveland
Italy Postal Workers Strike Shuts Mail Services
Rome Italy's 100000 postal and telegraph workers staged a one day strike in a year long action for higher pay. They stopped work for three days, with no mail collected or distributed during the strike period. Only urgent telegrams and foreign cables were accepted. Telephone service remained unaffected.
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Rome
Italy
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