Baseball results from National League games
Milwaukee beat Philadelphia and St. Louis 18 to 6. Chicago defeated Los Angeles 10 to 2. San Francisco beat Pittsburgh. Cincinnati delayed. Sunday matchups include Chicago at St Louis and Philadelphia at Milwaukee. gates scheduled for some games.
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Ottawa Wins 3-Team Meet at Emporia Triangular
Ottawa University dominated the triangular meet defeating Bethel and College of Emporia with six firsts and points in the other events. Marvin Wilson led with two firsts and a pole vault win, while Gerald Siscoe and Larry Brown contributed in throwing and distance events. The mile relay team also claimed the meet’s only relay in 3 38.6 as Ottawa tallied 84 5 6 points for the win. Bethel finished second with 95 1 3 and College of Emporia took third at 215 6.
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Doug Thye
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Kansas Non-Farm Employment Drops Amid Heavy Snow
TOPEKA AP Kansas non farm employment fell by about 8 800 from mid February to mid March largely due to heavy snow and extended cold. State employment security director John Morrison put mid March employment at 535 000 versus 548 000 in the prior year with declines tied mainly to weaker construction activity.
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Rain Delays Palmer Collins In Classic Golf Lead
Arnold Palmer and Bill Collins fight to regain a lead after rain halted second round play in the $35,000 Classic. Collins held a one stroke edge after nine holes before a downpour reset scores, with Venturi and Fleck closing in as 139 players contended.
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Kansas Prohibition Party to Meet in Topeka May 10
The Kansas Prohibition Party will hold its 1960 state convention in the offices of secretary Charles F. Pomeroy in Topeka on May 10 to nominate candidates for a state ticket.
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White Sox Rally To Tie AL Behind Tigers
White Sox win surge lifts them into a four-way tie for first in the American League after beating Detroit to pull even with the Tigers and the New York Yankees, as Baltimore, riding a five-game streak, sits fourth. Indians beat Kansas City 5-4. Athletics and Washington share fifth place.
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Showers Upset Drake Relays in Wet Day of Track Action
Drake Relays opened amid rain and wind as several top shot putters and runners competed. Rex Stucker, Tony Nieder, and Dave Davis delivered key performances, while Kansas edged Illinois in a sprint medley thriller. Nebraska won the four mile relay. Boston, Cochran, and Kerr highlighted field events.
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Easy Victory For Tiger Jones Downs DeNucci In TV Bout
In Boston Ralph Tiger Jones, 43rd national TV appearance, defeats Joe DeNucci 98-9 8 in a 10 round middleweight bout. Jones, ahead all night, says he was never in trouble and regrets getting cute mid bout. DeNucci, 20, from Newton Mass, is making his first TV appearance.
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Tiger) Jones
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Kansas Must Be Sold Says Growth Stance
Boyd told Washburn University Republicans and Pi Alpha Sigma that Kansas can grow only if people want to live there. He highlighted strong services, schools, health programs, and low juvenile delinquency, urging wiser, fairer spending and effective salesmanship to ensure a thriving future.
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St Benedicts to Confer Four Degrees at 102nd Commencement
ATCHISON AP St Benedicts College will confer honorary degrees on four men at its 102nd annual commencement May 25. The honorees are Charles F Buddy, bishop of the San Diego diocese, former rector of the St Joseph Cathedral in Massachusetts, Gov George Docking of Kansas, Francis J OMalley of Notre Dame English, and Cloud L Cray, president of Midwest Solvents Co and chair of the college board. Rev Brendan Downey will be inaugurated as president. Ninety-nine students seek bachelor’s degrees.
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Actress Elizabeth Taylor Leaves Bronx Set with Minor Illness
Elizabeth Taylor exited the Butterfield 8 filming in the Bronx due to a minor illness. An MGM spokesman said she will return on Monday.
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Podres Keeps Giants Hurting in Dodgers Rally Night
Dodgers beat Giants 10-2 as Podres' whammy and a five-run fifth derail San Francisco. Roseboro slammed a grand slam after a flurry of errors, while Pizarro tossed nine strikeouts but left with an arm strain. Braves, Cardinals also won, tightening standings.
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Banks Drives In Three Inning Vanquishing Showdown
Record shows 281 as the key batter. Banks hit a three run homer to cap a four run shutout pitched by Bob Miller who struck out twenty. His fifth of the year came off reliever Frank Barnes.
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