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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1960

Page

8

Eddie Arcaro to ride Venetian Way in Belmont Stakes

Eddie Arcaro selected to ride Venetian Way in the 92nd Belmont Stakes for trainer Vic Sovinski. The ride could give Arcaro a personal record seven Belmont wins and Venetian Way a renewed bid after recent defeats. Bally Ache remains the 8-5 favorite with eight entrants expected and a potential $152,150 purse.

New York Eddie Arcaro Venetian Way Eddie Vic Sovinski Arcaro Isaac Blumberg Sunny Blue Farm Sovinski Bill Hartack Venetian Nashua Citation Bally Ache Turfland Syndicate C. V. Whitney Tompion

Baseball scores and schedules from Friday to Sunday

Friday games featured Detroit at Washington Kansas City at Baltimore Cleveland at New York Chicago at Boston. Saturday matchups include Detroit at Washington Kansas City at Baltimore Cleveland at New York and Chicago at Boston as a two day night. Thursday results show Pittsburgh 11 Chicago 3 Cincinnati 7 San Francisco ? Milwaukee 6 Los Angeles 5.

Detroit Washington Kansas City Baltimore Cleveland New York Chicago Boston Kansas Pittsburgh Cincinnat San Francisco Milwaukee Los Angeles Philadelphia St. Louis St Louis Low Angeles American Heauce L Pet Clevelard Feaesee Erececetessae Cereceneessens Ah Teeneene Ees Ty Washington Gly National League L. Pet Wea Cincinnati Atworeser St Louis Eeneemeveeense Los Angeles Sac Ceeee Osene

Sugar Ray Favored In Boston Middleweight Title Fight

Sugar Ray Robinson is an 8 to 5 favorite to defend his unbeaten middleweight record against Paul Pender in Boston Garden. The two state title bout has gate receipts tied up by court orders hours before weigh-in. Robinson is 40 and seeks a sixth middle crown in his 22nd title bid while Pender, 11 years younger, aims to upset. NBC will carry the fight as Boston Providence TV blackout, with Robinson receiving 105000 of the 150000 TV money and gate expected near 100000 from about 11000 attending. Legal actions by Baltimore club and promoter Cam p blocked rematch plans, freezing the purse and promotional clearance.

Boston Sugar Ray Robinson Paul Pender Massachusetts Boxing Commission Pender Sugar Ray Robinson Brookline Boston Garden NBC Boston-Providence National Boxing Assn New York Sam Silverman Charles Bolster Superior Court Silverman Baltimore Sugar Maryland

Florida Star Signs Ronnie Overcash With Kansas City Athletics

Ronnie Overcash, 19 year old UF first baseman from Clearwater, signs a baseball contract with the Kansas City Athletics for a substantial bonus. Scout Jack Sanford says Overcash could be with the parent club within two years. He will report June 13 to Sioux City Iowa for the Class B Three League.

Clearwater, Fla Ronnie Overcash University of Florida Kansas City Athletics Overcash Clearwater Sioux City Iowa Jack Sanford Kansas City Sanford Gators RBI Athletics Frank Cipriani Cipriana Fordham ‘University Buffalo

The Ottawa Herald Rates and AP Notice

The Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices for trade area and outside trade area with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual options. It states the paper is a member of the Associated Press and that AP holds exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatch content.

Ottawa Kansas Robert B Wellington Guy Snedaker Associated Press

Rockefeller Attacks Nixon and Eisenhower Policies

New York Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller directed sharp criticism at Vice President Richard M. Nixon while also flaying Eisenhower administration policies. Rockefeller said Nixon should spell out his views before the Republican nominating convention and indicated readiness for a draft, following a White House meeting with President Eisenhower. Thruston B. Morton suggested the remarks amounted to an attack on the Eisenhower record.

Washington Richard M. Nixon New York Nelson A. Rockefeller Eisenhower Rockefeller Nixon White House Thruston B. Morton Morton

Governor summarizes views without showing President

The governor summarized his views but did not present the President’s statement to newsmen before it was released. This move sparked questions about transparency and timing as reporters sought full context from the governor and White House aides.

West Coast Strike Troubles Grow at Convair Plants

Union spokesmen say a one day strike will spread Monday to Convair airplane and missile plants in San Diego idling about 20,000 workers across Atlas missiles F106 interceptors and Convair 660 jets. IAM and EAA clash as talks stall while Lockheed missiles division silent ahead of a San Francisco meeting.

San Diego Calif Convair Assn International Assn. of Lockheed van Nuys Sunnyvale Santa Cruz Vandenberg Air Force Base Holloman Afb N.M Hawaii IAM Douglas Aircraft Santa Monica United Auto Workers Douglas Long Beach

Big Year For Railroads Seen

Wichita AP report notes rail industry forecasts the best shipping year in history as E Paul Miller of the American Association of Railroads speaks at the Trans Missouri Kansas Shippers Board Conference in Wichita. He cites 230000 grain carloads moved last year across Kansas Missouri and parts of Oklahoma and Arkansas and predicts 85000 carloadings in the third quarter.

Wichita, Kan Trans Missouri-Kansas Shippers Board E. Paul Miller American Assn. of Railroads Washington, D. C Kansas Missouri Oklahoma Arkansas

Wheat yield forecast and storage readiness for 1960 crop

G W Long of the Commodity Credit Corp Kansas City cites Kansas officials predicting about 211000 bushels of wheat for 1960, with potential up to 220000000. 12000 cars assembled area, 8000 last year, railroads moving 1959 Missouri Kansas crop, storage appears adequate for 1960.

G. W. Long Commodity Credit Corp Kansas City Kansas Agriculture Long Missouri-Kansas

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