Clay to Appeal Conviction To High Court
Lawyers for Cassius Clay prepared an appeal motion to the U S Court of Appeals in New Orleans after his 1 A draft evasion conviction. Judge Ingraham imposed five years in prison and a ten thousand dollar fine. Covington predicted a reversal and a possible Supreme Court review, with further trials and civil suit actions pending.
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Ingraham
Clay
Muhammad Ali
Hayden Covington
New York
U.S. 5Th Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Covington
Supreme Court
High Court
Tie for Opdyke and South Wilmington in Pony League clash
Opdyke and South Wilmington battled to an 8-8 seven inning tie at Donahoe Field as darkness halted play. South Wilmington led 7-0 before Opdyke roared back with six runs in the fourth and two in the third. Egeland homered for Opdyke while Boggetto Kilbride and Baker doubled for South Wilmington. Opdyke travels to Ransom for a 6 p.m. Thursday Pony League game.
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Opdyke
South Wilmington
Donahoe Field
Smith
Egeland
Boggetto
Kilbride
Rose
Baker
Ransom
Baseball Standings And Tuesday Results By League
National League standings show St Louis 38 22 633 leading Cincinnati 40 27 597 and San Francisco 35 28 .556 with Chicago and Pittsburgh close. Tuesday night results include Philadelphia 4 New York 0 and St Louis 6 Houston 2. schedules list New York at Philadelphia and Cincinnati at Houston.
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National League & Pe
G.B. St. Louis
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Houston
New York
St. Louis
W. L. Pet. G.B
Detroit
Cleveland
Minnesota
Boston
Baltimore
California
Kansas City
Washington
Illinois State Amateur Golf Tourney leads with Victor on a four under
George Victor a 49 year old head of Victor Gasket Co fired a four under par 68 to lead the first round of the Illinois State Amateur at Short Hills Country Club Moline Ill He had four birdies on the back nine and a bogey on No 3 Jim Oberwortmann held second with 36 34 while Bob Zender and Merritt Cook tied for third at 71 The field of 180 will be trimmed to 30 after Tuesday’s round with final 36 holes set for Thursday
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Moline, Ill
Golf
George Victor
Victor Gasket Co
Short Hills
Victor
Jim Oberwortmann
Galesburg
Bob Zender
Skokie
Merritt Cook
Chicago
Rival golfers clash in Illinois Women state amateur
In Springfield Illinois Mrs William McMeekan of Bloomington faces Lois Drafke of LaGrange in the main quarter final of the 34th Illinois Women's State Amateur Golf Tournament. Drafke beat Mrs George Meador 5 and 4 after earning medalist honors with 76. McMeekan topped Mrs Wendell Miller 4 and 3. Other quarter finals include Doris Phillips Belleville vs Mrs Charles Ryan Quincy and Mrs Raymond Kimpel Urbana vs Mrs Richard Jones Urbana. Mary Wise Hinsdale beat Laurayne Conway McHenry 1 up to reach a quarter final against Kimpel. Jane Woodworth Rockford and Paul Dommers Belvidere also advance.
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Springfield
Ill
William McMeekan
Bloomington
Lois Drarke
LaGrange
Miss Drafke
McMeekan
Wendell Miller
Waukegan
Doris Phillips
Belleville
Charles Ryan
Quincy
Ryan
Lawrence Selz
Highland Park
Mary Wise
Purdue
Hinsdale
Laurayne Conway
McHenry
Raymond Kimpel
Urbana
Richard Jones
Paul Dommers
Belvidere
Jane Woodworth
Rockford
Dommers
John Rausch
Danville
Woodworth
Ted Ruwitch
Glencoe
Senators Stop Sox Cubs Win
The Chicago White Sox fall 4-2 to the Washington Senators as a costly loss tightens Chicago’s AL lead. Tom McCraw homered for Chicago. Al Weis muffed a line drive, allowing a run. Cubs beat Pirates 5-3 with Hartenstein relief. Santo Savage pace 14 hits.
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Chicago
Eddie Stanky
Chicago White Sox
Washington Senators
Sox
Detroit Tigers
California
Washington
Paul Casanova
Tommie Agee
Mike Epstein
Don Buford
Epstein
Tom McCraw
Senators
al Weis
Frank Howard
Ed Stroud
White Sox
John Buzhardt
Jim O’toole
Joe Coleman
Barry Moore
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chuck Hartenstein
Cubs
Joe Niekro
Donn Glendenon
Hartenstein
Niekro
Ron Santo
Ted Savage
Billy Williams
Pirates
Rich Nye
Billy O’dell
Bankers Seek Second Win On Schedule At Wilmington
The Morris First National Bankers chase their second win of the season as they travel to Wilmington for a regularly scheduled baseball game. Coach Marvin Olson leads Morris after a 9-2 win over Marseilles, with Knapp delivering a two hitter against Marseilles and Steele Siron and Ragan homering. The article lists future league games and mentions other coaches George Stalker Tom Parks Larry Burkett and Harold Newman.
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Morris First National Bankers
Wilmington
Bankers
Marvin
Jake) Olson
Marseilles
MCHL
Channahan
Denny Knapp
Denny Steele
Dean Siron
Bill Ragan
Howie Nelson
Coal City
Channahon
Morris
Mazon
Marseiles
George Stalker
Tom Parks
Larry Burkett
Harold Newman
Koosman Delivers First Win for Suns in IL Action
Jerry Koosman 23 earns first decision of the season with a 2 1 victory over Buffalo on May 14 pitching for the Jacksonville Suns in the International League.
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Jerry Koosman
Met
Buffalo
Jacksonville Suns
Panthers overpower Lions 10 3 in Little League tilt
Cheshareck and Siron both fan 11 as Cheshareck earns win after seven fifth inning runs. Cheshareck collects three hits and four RBI while Snyder and Finland contribute triples. Kenny's Cougars meet Panthers at 6 p m today at Goodwill Park.
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Cheshareck
Panthers
Siron
Lions
Jon Siron
Bill Cheshareck
RBI
Wayne Snyder
Tom Finland
Kenny
Cougars
Goodwill Park
Enger's Cardinals Edge Olson's Cubs 7-6 in Pony League
Terry Hiles hit a decisive home run for Enger's Cardinals to beat Olson's Cubs 7-6. Wins pitcher Ken Enger earned the victory while Jim Olson took the loss for Olson's club.
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Terry Hiles
Enger
Cardinals
Olson
Cubs
Jim Olson
Ken Enger
Thorson Triumphs Over Dummitt in Tuesday Morning Games
Thorson beat Dummitt 13 5 as Darrell Brown earned the win over Dummitt's nine. In the other game Brad Sheppard won while George Weaver took the loss. Lee Coil and Bob Broderick homered for the victors. Lorraine Countryman's nine powered a 27-17 win over Vicky Workman's team with a 15 run fourth inning. Home runs by Nancy Black Kristie Black Bonnie Bartel Linda Countryman Lorraine Countryman and Sheryl Garling. Garling the winner and Cindi Sheppard the loser.
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Thorson
Dummitt
Coil
Weaver
Darrell Brown
Brad Sheppard
George Weaver
Lee Coil
Bob Broderick
Lorraine Countryman
Vicky Workman
Nancy Black
Kristie Black
Bonnie Bartel
Linda Countryman
Sheryl Garling
Garling
Cindi Sheppard
Illini Wesleyan announces 34 seniors to join IWU squads
Freshman prospects for Illinois Wesleyan University at Bloomington include Ted Struck of Morris in track Sheldon Thompson of Newark in basketball and baseball and Dave McGregor of Wilmington in football. They join 33 other seniors who plan to attend IWU after paying matriculation fees and nonrefundable deposits, per athletic director Jack Horenberger.
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Illinois Wesleyan University
Bloomington
Ted Struck
Morris
Sheldon Thompson
Newark
Dave McGregor
Wilmington
IWU
Jack Horenberger
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Moline
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Crystal Lake
W. D. Bronson
Oak Brook
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Peoria
Bill Lee
Dalton
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Northbrook
Arthur Ellis
Wilmette
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D. S. Coffman Jr
Decatur
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Palos Park
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Arlington Heights
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George Noth Jr
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John Seehausen
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John Carney
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