Frick and Shea clash over Kefauver bill in new row
In Washington and New York a fresh dispute erupts over Kefauver antitrust measures for baseball. Shea proposes an unrestricted player draft limited to 100 per major league, while Frick opposes both the draft and government control. Arbitration ideas surface as Continental League seeks modest indemnities from the minor leagues amid talks.
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Miami Spokesman Recaps Honorary MU Degrees For Browns Ewbank
A Miami University spokesman notes air of coolness at convocation as Weeb Ewbank and Paul Brown, both MU grads and NFL coaches, were honored along with Walter Alston. Ewbank received the trophy from Brown’s MU-affiliated era, while Alston runs the World Champion Dodgers.
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Heavy House Ring Return for Archie Moore Tonight
Light heavyweight champion Archie Moore returns to action after nine months in a 10 round heavyweight bout against Germany’s Willi Besmanoff in Indianapolis. The 46 year old Moore, favored to win, weighs about 200 pounds and earns a $25,000 payday plus 35 percent of net from the Coliseum telecast. Besmanoff, Milwaukee based, has a $6,000 guarantee and aims to shock the veteran in a bout expected to draw 8,000 fans. Moore carries a 177-24-6 record while Besmanoff is 41-19-7.
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Doc) Kearns
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Rehearsal Day At Indianapolis
Indianapolis motor speedway hosts 33 seasoned drivers for the Memorial Day 500 mile race with about 350000 dollars on the line. The track opens for a single day to let crews iron out kinks and test pit strategies as speeds threaten Rodger Ward's record of about 135 mph.
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Birds reclaim lead as Orioles top White Sox in Chicago
Orioles back rookie Steve Barber with a five run fourth inning to beat the White Sox 6-1 and move into first place. Detroit beats the Yankees 4-0 as Don Messi fires a four hitter. Cleveland tops Washington 7-2 and Kansas City defeats Boston 6-2. Major figures include Jim Lemon's 10th homer and Barber improving to 3-1.
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Hartack to Ride Celtic Ash in Jersey Derby
Jockey Bill Hartack will ride Celtic Ash in the 100000 Jersey Derby at Garden State Park Memorial Day. Hartack, who rode Venetian Way to victory in the Kentucky Derby, agreed after discussions with trainer Tom Barry and agent Howard Pestano. Celtic Ash owned by Josephine OConnell's Green Dunes Stables, with Venetian Way and other Derby contenders also set for the race.
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Richmond 4 Columbus 2
Richmond defeats Columbus 4 to 2 as Havana edges Miami 11 to 7. Other games postponed.
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Southpaw power sinks Pirates in 4-2 loss to Dodgers
Pirates drop to eight points behind the Giants after a 4-2 defeat to Los Angeles as left-handed starters dominate. Podes earned his first complete game in four starts, while the Dodgers built a 2-0 lead with Hodges and used six walks and two wild pitches to pressure Jim Owens. Giants move atop N L with a 4-4 road win behind Sam Jones, who notched his first road victory in five starts.
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Babe Ruths 714th and Last Home Run Remembered
Chicago AP recalls Babe Ruth belting his 714th and final homer at Forbes Field in Pittsburgh. Pitcher Guy Bush, then with Chicago, recalls the fastball knee high and the crowd roars. Ruth retired eight days later, ending a 22 year era of terror for pitchers.
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Baseball score roundup with weather delays and rescheduled games
National League action shows San Francisco 4 Philadelphia 4 and Milwaukee at St Louis with rain delays. American Association results include Houston 10 St Paul 7 and Indianapolis 13 Dallas Fort Worth 4 with Charleston 2 Louisville 0 in six innings. Postponements push games to Thursday with Cincinnati Chicago and others listed for next day.
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Home Run Derby Heads to WLW WLWT Stage
Jim Lemon of Washington faces Hank Aaron of Milwaukee in a prime time Home Run Derby matchup airing on WLW D and WLWT at 10 30 p m The postgame notes list two legends from major leagues and set anticipation for a power hitting showdown.
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Reds Eye First Baseman in Trade Talk Drift
Cincinnati clubs weigh acquisition of a first baseman as Tony Gonzalez struggles at .225 and has not notched a hit in 20 at bats. Frank Robinson may shift to the outfield if a new first sacker arrives, with George Altman named as a target for Chicago and Joe Cunningham or Bill White rumored in play. Trade chatter follows rainout that postponed the Cubs Reds night game and a 25th anniversary ceremony.
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Airman Faces Big Test in British Amateur Golf
John Farrow reports from Portrush Northern Ireland on Ralph Morrow 25 year old American airman in the British Amateur third round. Morrow from Oklahoma City is paired with former champion Reid Jack as the strongest American challenger in a field that includes Maj Hiram Snoden Lt Bill Gibson Bob Cochran and Donald J Dawson.
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Shoot Program Altered Slightly in Ohio Championship
Findlay Ohio AP The 74th Ohio Transhooting Championship runs June 8 12 at Fisher Bros Shooting Park The Butkeye marksmen aided by neighbors seek 5175 added money The program differs from years past with tuneups June 8 preliminaries handicap doubles 10 yard and handicap heats over the event Four new traps bring Fisher field to a dozen for competition and two for practice
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Unknowns Eyeing Berths In 500 Festival Open
Indianapolis AP report notes 100 aspirants vie for 44 berths in the $50,000 Invitationals golf tournament set to begin Thursday. The 150-player field includes 23 of 24 top money winners, with Sam Snead missing, while Ben Hogan Cary Middlecoff and Porky Oliver are absent. Par at Speedway course is 35 36 71 on 6,605 yards.
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Flores Narrowly Leads in 126 Percent Tie Fight
In a tense regional race, Emilio Flores tops competitors in Los Angeles with a 126 percent showing while San Bernardino and Teddy Rand are noted in the same contest. The event highlights strong performance from local contenders as results trickle in from LA and surrounding areas.
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Is There Life in Outer Space
In a bold scientific quest astronomers search for intelligent beings on other planets using a new West Virginia radio telescope that listens as scientists visualize 70 trillion miles away. Feature appears in June Reader's Digest on sale page 160.
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