Twins stumble in 9 3 defeat as Tovar errs again
Cesar Tovar, rookie infielder for the Minnesota Twins, again misplayed a routine ball leading to three unearned runs in a 9 3 loss to Cleveland. The Twins also muffed plays by Tony Oliva and Bob Allison, allowing more unearned runs. Other AL games saw Detroit defeat Los Angeles 5 4, Baltimore beat Washington 6 3, and New York topple Kansas City 5 1.
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Tony Oliva
Dick Howser
Bob Allison
Max Alvis
Detroit
Los Angeles
Baltimore
Washington
New York
Kansas City
Indians
Rocky Colavito
Alvis
Cleveland
Jimmie Hall
Allison
Minnesota
Dean Chance
Tigers
Chance
Jim Norethrup
Dick McAuliffe
Chicago Captain Eager To Play On Home Ice
Pierre Pilote, captain of the Chicago Black Hawks, discusses the Stanley Cup playoff series with the Montreal Canadiens. Chicago trails 3-2 in the best-of-seven. a win tonight in Chicago would force a seventh game, while a Montreal victory ends the series. Pilote cites home ice advantages and reflects on the 6-0 loss in Montreal, expressing optimism about returning to Chicago for the decisive game.
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Pierre Pielote
Chicago Black Hawks
National Hockey League
Hawks
Montreal Canadiens
Montreal
Canadiens
Chica
Serees
Pilote
Two Share Honors In April King’s Fighter Award
Ismael Laguna of Panama and Salvatore Burruni of Italy shared the King’s Fighter of the Month Award for April. Laguna dethroned Carlos Oreuz in Panama while Burruni toppled Pone Kingpetch in Rome last Saturday. Ring rankings briefly shift Cassius Clay remains champion with Ernie Terrell at No. 3 behind Liston and Patterson. Thad Spencer rises to No. 7, Roger Risher drops to No. 9.
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Salvatore Burruni
Italy
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Bure Rum
Pone Kingpetch
Thailand
Rome
Ring
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Ernie Terrell
World Boxing Association
Sonny Liston
Floyd Patterson
Thad Spencer
Tacoma
Wash
Ree Cent
Roger Rischer
San Francisco
Rischer
Local Bowlers Still Hold 1st in Class C Lead
Ottawa's KeeneTV stays in first place in class C of the Kansas Men's Bowling tournament in Wichita with 2731 pins, 41 ahead of Liberal's Noe land Distributing Company. The event runs through May 2, with action concluding next weekend.
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Ottawa
Keenetv
Kansas
Wichita
Noeland Distributing Company
Baldwin Invitational Track Meet At Cavaness Field
Eleven area schools compete in Baldwin High invitational. Track preliminaries and field finals are held in the afternoon with finals beginning at 7 30 p.m.
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Baldwin High
Cavaness Field
Young Publisher Eager To Open New Shop At 78
NAT FLEISCHER, 78, moves Ring Magazine to new Madison Square Garden area as he builds a larger archive and offices. He claims 213 belts issued since 1922, with prized belts dating to 1888. He urges rebuilding boxing via amateurs and fresh talent.
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New York
Nat Fleischer
Made Ison Square Garden
Caesey Stengel
Fleischer
Ring Magazine
Kindred Publications
Madison Square Garden
Nat
Braves Crack KWU In 102 43 Dual Meet Victory
Ottawa University swept two relays and dominated most events at Cook Field defeating Kansas Wesleyan 102 to 43. Key performers include Darrel Randall 2 mile in 10 02.6 and Dan Griffin winning pole vault 13 14 with multiple Ottawa runners placing in sprints hurdles and jumps.
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Kansas Wesleyan
Cook Field
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Darrel Randall
Dan Griffin
Wesleyan
Gary Robertson
Leonard Scheufler
Phil Hughes
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Johns Son
Kolzow
Jacobs
Griffin
Cat
Millard
Randall
Lambert
Benedict
Mike Ritzel
Bob Sowa
Darell Gowens
Cole
Bold Lad Favored In 91st Kentucky Derby
Jockey Bill Hartack, four time Derby winner, backs Bold Lad though cautious about predicting victory. Derby field of about 10 to 12, purse $156000 with $113500 to winner. CBS TV coverage 4 to 5 p.m. EST from Churchill Downs as 100000 expected. Bold Lad trains fit under Bill Winsfrey after Derby Trial win.
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Bill Hartack
Bold Lad
Hartack
Northern Dancer
Iron Liege
Fabius
den Tim Tam
CBS
Bill Winsfrey
H. C. Phipps
Wheatley Stable
Winfrey
Son of Bold Ruler
Maris Injured Out Three Weeks
New York Yankee outfielder Roger Maris suffered a hamstring injury in his right thigh after a dazzling catch against Kansas City. Team physician Dr. Sidney Gaynor said he would be sidelined for two to three weeks, recalling a similar injury that kept him out for three weeks two years ago during an exhibition game.
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Chance
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Lumpe
Norm Cash
Jose Cardenal
Angel
Joe Adcock
John Orsino
Orieoles
Baltimore
Washington
Jack Brandt
Jerry Adair
Robin Roberts
Doug Camilli
Frank Howard
Senators
al Downing
Yankees
Roger Maris
Maris
Bert Campaneris
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New York Yankees
Kansas City
Sidney Gaynor
Wellsville Wins Little 7 Crown in High School Track
Wellsville High men dominated the Little Seven League meet at Baldwin, taking the team title with 64 points to 12 for Baldwin. Daryl Bell led Wellsville by winning shot put javelin and discus while Bell’s squad claimed medley relay in a meet record time. Baldwin leaders swept several events as Cline De Soto and Swan Louisburg posted multiple victories.
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Osage County
Baldwin
Daryl Bell
Eagles
Gardner
Louiseburg
Dee Soto
Eudora
Spring Hill
Wellsville
Bell
Wellseville
Bill Beeches
Tom Swan
Cline
de Soto
Beedles
Davenport
Hobeson
Broers
Roebuck
DeSoto
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Johnson
Herbert
Harris
Velasquez
Bud Hull
Wayne Hull
Weeks
Houston
Gardener
Uedora
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McIntire
Bright
Hobison
Burrell
Biddle
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Perry
Breithaupt
Watson
Stumpth
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Corwine
Lousseburg
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Hartsook
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Kubitzki
Richardson
Fererts
Haupt
Baldewin
Mitchell
Peterson
Swan
Smith
McIntyre
Hobson
Watrous
Epperson
Moody
EKL Adds All Stars and Wrestling for 1965 66
EKL officials approved a league all-star plan for basketball and football for the 1965 66 school year. Four schools Ottawa Turner Olathe and Bonner Springs will participate in wrestling this year with J W Emerson of Ottawa High to coach the Cyclones. The 1965 EKL basketball tournament will be held December 14 17 and 18 at Bonner Springs.
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EKL
Ottawa
Turner
Olathe
Bonner Springs
Argentine
Rosedale
J. W. Emerson
Ottawa High
Cyclones
Major Stars Pitching and Hitting Lift Giants, Dodgers Win
Bob Veale pitched the Dodgers to a 2-0 win on three hits for his second victory. Matty Alou powered the Giants to a 9-3 victory over the Phillies with a bases loaded triple and a run producing double.
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Bob Veale
Pie Rates
Los Angeles Dodgers
Matty Alou
Giants
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Rune
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