Bolling Hits Homer As Tigers Win
Detroit trailed in the pennant race but beat Chicago 5-4 behind Frank Bolling who launched a three run homer with two outs in the ninth. The win followed a Kansas City trade that helped open day victory in Chicago as Billy Martin delivered the clinching single.
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Dodgers Seek All Time Attendance Record In Opening Day
The Associated Press reports major league teams begin a second opening day with the Dodgers aiming for a 90,000 plus home crowd at the Coliseum for their debut against the Giants. Podres dazzled the Giants last night as San Francisco battles California rivals.
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Dodgers, Giants duel as Snider homers in NL opener
Dodgers beat the Giants with Duke Snider belting a two run homer in the third inning as Dick Gray also cleared the left field bleachers. Don Newcombe was named by Walt Alston while Johnny Antonelli started for the Giants. Monzani struggled as the Dodgers posted 16 hits and were aided by a hit on Gino Cimoli’s helmet.
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Baseball Scores from BBC May 1 slate results overview
In BBC listings for May 1, Pittburgh at Milwaukee and Los Angeles at San Francisco were scheduled games. Burdette (17-8) pitched for the Dodgers, while Antonelli (12-8) faced the Giants. Chicago and Louie Hobbie (0-0) were set to oppose McDaniel (16-0) in another marquee matchup. Wednesday’s results show Los Angeles defeating San Francisco 13 to 1.
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British Conservatives Suffer Another Blow
London reports Laborites gain 27 seats in the London County Council elections with Labor at 95 and Conservatives at 18 as results roll in, signaling the party's strongest majority to date. A notable Conservative defection involves former athlete Chris Boyd in subwae uy.
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Boyd Pounds Neal Rivers In Chicago Bout
Bernie Glickman guided middleweight Bobby Boyd in Chicago Stadium where the 24 year old, long-armed challenger dominated Neal Rivers. Rivers, ranked No. 8 by the NBA, won only one round as Boyd unloaded steady punches, chasing a comeback after a 1956 loss to Joe Giardello. Only 872 spectators attended, with a wide official margin for Boyd.
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Baker University Beats Ottawa in Tennis Thriller
Baker University swept Ottawa University five matches to four at Forest Park. Ottawa won three singles and a doubles in early play. Baker claimed three singles and two doubles. Notable results include DAboy and Bender for Ottawa, and Faulkner and Harbison for Baker. The tightly contested doubles clashes followed by late singles defined the comeback.
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Dies Playing Golf at Newton Country Club
Louis R. Phillips a 65 year old retired businessman of Newton died of a heart attack yesterday while playing golf at the Newton Country Club.
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Cerv Sparks A's Past Indians With Five RBI In Debut
Bob Cerv, 32, leading a youthful Kansas City Athletics lineup, blasted a 400-foot homer and two doubles to drive in five as the A's topped the Cleveland Indians 9-4. He followed opening day seven RBIs in two games, trading the veteran edge for the club’s new speed in 1958.
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Key wins Western Amateur in Florida finals
Delray Beach Florida James Billy Key a Columbus Georgia bank vice president who had not played serious golf in four years captured the Western Amateur title. The 3 and 2 victory over Mason Rudolph of Fort Chaffee Arkansas came in the 6 hole final at the Country Club of Florida after Key shot 33 on the front nine and 72 in the morning round. Rudolph posted 74 morning and 45 afternoon with Rudolph and Eddie Hopkins sharing co medals for 72 holes of qualifying.
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Billy) Key
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Druggists Confused By New Medicines
Boca Raton Florida reports confusion among druggists as a surge of new products hits the market. Raymond B. McMurray, chair of the Patents and Trade Mark Committee of the American Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association, cited 4,829 new products 4 68 new compounds and 1 143 new dosage forms appearing in the past decade.
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Kansas Relays Dinner to Draw About 400 Guests
About 400 coaches athletes and guests are expected at the Kansas Relays dinner in Lawrence with KMBC sports director Sam Molen serving as master of ceremonies and Paul W Brechler director of athletics at Iowa University delivering the keynote address.
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Richmond Wins On No-Hitter In Semi Final
Richmond earns a 1–0 no hitter against Lane as Jim Ferguson and Larry Kueser combine for the pitching. Richmond jump starts with a 2–0 first inning and holds on to advance to the championship, Pomona will face Richmond tomorrow at 1 p.m. in the final.
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Scrivner Expects Change In Plans For Chapel At Air Force Academy
Rep. Scrivner of Kansas said there may be new plans for the Air Force Academy chapel in Denver after the Board of Visitors tours the academy April 23 to 27. As board chairman he noted ongoing interest and suggested there will be modified plans. He previously doubted a modernist chapel would fit the surrounding country.
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