Ottawans Lose Two on Softball Opener
Clinton tops Ottawa in a doubleheader as Tate and Bate lead with home runs and two singles in game one. Reed and Webker dominate on the mound, combining for eight hits allowed in the opener and a pitching duel in game two that ends 2-1 after extra innings. Don Morris, Keith Gooddert, Glen Layton, and Eddie Boyer contribute Ottawa hits in a 16-4 defeat and a 2-1 setback.
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Ethen
Jesse Hefner
Yingling
Clinton
Bidinger
Hodges
Bidingerning
sOttawa
Reed
Webker
Don Morris
Ottawa
Glen Layton
Ron Yingling
Keith Gooddert
Eddie Boyer
Tate
Bate
Boyer
Clint “Fon
Ottaone
Larry Webker
Tuttle Traded From Kansas City in War of Infielders
The Kansas City Clinton team, wired by a three run third inning, collected one hit in eight frames as Chaino opened the scoring. Detroit’s DETROIT AP report notes a trading binge as Minnesota Twins send Bill Con solo and cash to Milwaukee for Bill Martin, while Reno Bertoia and Paul Giel move to Kansas City in the same spree. Ottawa returns to play four home games this weekend against Watson and the Marling Hornets of Topeka, with doubleheaders set for Forest Park at 7:40 p.m.
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Gaed
Ottawa
Endert
Séc Siry
Morris
Kansas
Chaino
Detroit
Minnesota Twins
Billy Martin
Milwaukee
Bill Tuttle
Loan Overthrow
Kansas City
Twins
Bill Consolo
Martin
New York
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Tuttlemaj
Ottawans
Gene Ramsey
Watson
Marling Hornets
Topeka
Forest Park
Tigers
A’s
al Kaline
Wayne
Causey
Phil Regan
Norm Cash
Ray Herert
Vic Wertz
Red Sox
Bob
Bill Skowron
Baseball Standings and Results From Thursday and Schedule
Thursday results show Boston 7 New York 0 and Kansas City 4 Detroit 4 with rain interruptions. Washington 3 Los Angeles 2. Friday’s schedule lists Minnesota at Detroit New York at Chicago Baltimore at Boston Los Angeles at Cleveland Kansas City at Washington. Saturday features Baltimore at Boston Kansas City at Washington Los Angeles at Cleveland Minnesota at Detroit New York at Chicago. Sunday includes Los Angeles at Cleveland Minnesota at Detroit Philadelphia at Pittsburgh Chicago at Cincinnati St Louis at Milwaukee San Francisco at Los Angeles. A separate note mentions standings with Ottawa and Cincinnati, plus the Open results where Snead and Demaret traded strokes in a heat checking event with top teams and players noted.
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Washington
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Philippines
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Snead
Jimmy Demaret
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United States
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Kel Nagle
Wales
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Argentina
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G.B
Tasytee
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Washington Tee
Chicago Wee
Carry Back Set for Belmont Stakes Favorite Chance
Carry Back appears headed to Belmont Park as odds on favorite to win the 93rd Belmont Stakes and complete the triple crown. Ambiorix progeny Ambiropolis looms as a possible upset, while Carry Back’s trainer Jack Price emphasized focus after a late racing week workout. In Chicago, Bernard Epton offered to buy 54 percent control of the White Sox owner family syndicate, with Veeck weighing the bid and a decision expected by Monday.
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al Balding
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Thomson
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Thomas Syndicate
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Bill Veeck
Epton-Thomas
White Sox
Veeck
Hank Greenberg
A. C. Allyn Jr
Chuck Comiskey
Comiskey
World Ills Traced To Broken Promises To Self
New York AP perspective on why the world isn’t perfect links the problem to individuals forgetting to keep promises to themselves. It notes New Year self inventory and national self reproach as people resolve to improve, yet remains doubtful the effort will yield lasting change. The piece emphasizes personal honesty at the start of the year.
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New York
AP Writer Banned For Tehran Story
Tehran ban targets Associated Press reporter Raeii, reporting since 1953, after disclosing a strike that left a teacher dead. Dispatch from AP correspondent Raeii and David Lancashire indicates government action amid unrest and police usage.
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Iran
Associated Press
Hig
David Lancashire
Tran
Want Beef To Beef Up Cyclone Line
Ames Iowa AP More beef in the line is the slogan raised by Iowa State University officials to obtain beef from Iowa livestock farmers. Former Cyclone Coach Ray Donels told 4 400 livestockmen in Ames that any donor steer earns membership in the Cyclone Club with priority seats. The athletic staffer noted the university spends 16000 dollars yearly on the training table program and beef donations would cut costs.
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Ames
Iowa
Iowa Mate University
Iowa Livestock Farmrs
Iowa State
Cyclone
Ray Donels
The Self Improvement Promise Faded in the New Year
A columnist reflects on New Year self-improvement plans that promised better morale, more reading, exercise, sleep, and civic involvement. The piece notes most people failed to keep their resolutions, fearing a world of mass virtue and lost individual recognition.
Fight To Be On TV Saturday Night
World welterweight champion Emile Griffith will face Gaspar Ortega in a 15 round title bout at the Olympic Auditorium Saturday night. The bout, televised nationally from 7 p.m. PDT, pits Griffith’s plan to avoid an early knockout against Ortega’s reach and speed. Griffith shocked ex-champion Benny Paret with two left hooks in the 13th round last April, a performance that backs his confidence. The broadcast excludes Southern California and the Mexican border area.
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Emile Griffith
Gaspar Ortega
Ortega
Griffith
K.O
Benmy
Kid) Paret
Miami Beach
Emile
Paret
Olympic Auditorium
California
K State Hurdler Competes at Milwaukee Meet
Rex Stucker of Kansas State, a standout hurdler who swept high and low hurdles indoors and outdoors in the Big Eight, will race at the Central Collegiate track and field meet in Milwaukee. Teammates Kerry Hooker and Ron Stout also compete in the meet.
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Manhattan
Kan
Rex Stucker
Kansas State
Milwaukee
Stucker
Kerry Hooker
Ron Stout
Snead Gives U S Lead in Canada Cup Play
Sam Snead put the United States ahead in the ninth Canada Cup matches at Dorado Beach Puerto Rico. The chatter focused on Ben Arda of the Philippines, whose picture swing has clubland buzzing as the second round opened.
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Dorado Beach
Puerto Rico
Sam Snead
United States
Litte Ben Arda
Philippines
Arda
Jayhawks Aim to Retain Track Title in Milwaukee
Kansas Jayhawks seek a sixth straight Central Collegiate track title in Milwaukee with Bill Dotson targeting the mile record of 4 08.6 after winning the mile in 4 07.8 at the Missouri Valley AA meet.
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Jayhawks
Eeeery Ac Ae
Bill Dotson
Dotson
Golf Pairings for final week Handicap Tournament
Pairings announced for the third and final week of the Womens Golf Association Handicap Tournament on June 6. Matches include Speer and Fredeen, S Reiter, Netherland with J Goller, Lyman with North and Young, Fletcher with Shade, N Gollier with Wallace, Foulks with J Kramer and Sheldon, Clogston with H Kramer, and Roberts with Latimer and Kelsey. Cancellations or reservations may be made by calling CH 2-159 or CH 2-3672.
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Fredeen
S. Reiter
Netherland
J. Goller
Lyman
North
Young
Fletcher
Shade
N. Gollier
Wallace
Foulks
J. Kramer
Sheldon
Clogston
H. Kramer
Roberts
Latimer
Kelsey
Gardner Dickinson Leads Memphis Open After 63 Round
Gardner Dickinson, applying a Jay Hebert tip to stand closer to the ball, shot 63 to tie the course record and lead the Memphis Open by one over Don Whitt as 24 players broke par at Colonial Country Club. Defending champion Tommy Bolt is among those at 66. top money winners Player and Palmer sit out due to a Canada Cup clash. The field will be cut to the low 70 and tied after today’s round.
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Memphis
Gardner Dickinson
Dickinson
Jay Hebert
Don Whitt
Tommy Bolt
Colonial Country Club
Gary Player
Arnold Palmer
Jay
Player
Palmer
Bob Rosburg
PGA Players’ Committee
Cary Middlecoff
Changes Stand On Rose Bowl Game
In a surprise reversal the Big Ten renewed its contract with the Rose Bowl after Chicago and other clubs showed mixed results. Milwaukee and St. Louis split a doubleheader while the Cubs walloped Philadelphia and the Senators battled in a tense late rally. Baseball saw varied comebacks as Detroit and Boston pressed their cases with late-inning runs and clutch hits, sharpening standings amid rain delays and lineup shuffles.
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Cincin- Minneapolis
Nati
San Francisco
University of Minnesotas
St. Louis
Pitts
Milwaukee
Chicago
Cubs
Philadelphia
Senators
Eli Grba
Chuck Hinton
Bill Rigney
Ryne Duren
Duren
Jim King
Willie Tasby
Jalio Wea
Dale Long
Armstrong
Athletic
Billy Klaus
Woodling
Sonce
Bonded Brake and Wheel Cylinder Kits Offered
Auto Harry Smith of 110 S Main advertises bonded brake shoes exchange at no extra cost with deposit on old shoes. They claim to hone brake cylinders before kit installation and feature genuine Thermoid brake parts and fluid.
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Harry Smith Sore
S. Main
Tigers Retain Lead Over Idle Cleveland
The Detroit Tigers and Cleveland Indians were tied as weather halted play after 7 1 2 innings. Skowron homered for the Yankees, Monbouquette won in relief as Boston beat New York, and Washington edged Los Angeles in the ninth on a passed ball and a Gene Woodling double.
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Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Kansas City
Bill Mongame
Pouquette
Boston
New York
Washington
Los Angeles Angels
Earl Averill
Gene Woodling
Senate vote ends 5-5 split on bowl question
A ballot of the Senate athletics governing body ends the longtime 5-5 conference split over the bowl question. Relations with the Pasadena New Year's Day game had been on a permissive basis for years after the lapse of formal construction. Big Ten schools had been on standby if invited.
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Pasadena
Calif
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