Braves Gain On Redlegs in Tight National League Race
Birdie Tebbetts, managing the Cincinnati Redlegs, forecasts a close NL contest as Pittsburgh Pirates win their seventh straight to cut the lead to a half game. Purkey’s five hit effort fuels a 8-1 Pirates victory, loosening Cincinnati’s edge to four points behind Milwaukee as the Braves strong-armed the Dodgers 7-2 and boosted to second place.
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Go Sign For Pitcher Score In Baseball Return
Cleveland 8 pitcher Herb Score may resume workouts in July with August likely before he can return to the mound after a May 7 line drive injury to his right eye. Doctor Charles I. Thomas said Score's condition improved with prescribed eye medication and rest, though full recovery and limited activities are expected to stretch into four weeks more. Score called the update encouraging and aims to return to pitching as soon as feasible.
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Yankees Nips White Sox to Narrow AL Race in opener
The New York Yankees beat the Chicago White Sox 3-2 to close within four games of Chicago in the American League race. Cleveland moved to third place, 6% behind, after a 7-6 win over Boston, as Detroit dropped to fourth with a 4-1 loss to Baltimore. Washington-Kansas City game postponed by rain.
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Just Luck Says Musial Just Luck Says Musial
Stan Musial tied the National League record with 22 consecutive games, ranking as the second most durable in baseball history behind Lou Gehrig. He has appeared in 2,192 of St Louis Cardinals’ 2,229 games over about 14 seasons, with few injuries and a modest view of his achievement.
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Akins Favored Over Byars In Norfolk Welterweight Fight
Virgil Akins favored at 85 against Walter Byars in a 10 round ABC televised welterweight bout at the Norfolk Arena. Akins seeks his sixth straight win in the International Naval Review sports feature at 9 p.m. EST. Byars, No 7 welterweight from Roxbury, aims to rebound after a defeat to Tony DeMarco and adds a bid to string victories, with 15 wins in 20 pro fights including decisions over Gavilan and Hart.
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Missourian Leads In Heart Of America
Medalist Bob Martin of Columbia defeated Sam Schwartz of Kansas City 2 up to reach the Heart of America Golf Tournament second round. James Wilson of Salina beat Willie White 2, John Owens of St. Joseph won 2 and 1 over Ed Boswell. Don Smith, the defending champion, advanced with a 5 and 4 victory over Kenneth McLean.
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U S Open golf purse raised as Inverness opens
The USGA raised total prize money to 30000 with a 7200 winner share at Inverness. Burk and Von Elm battled to a playoff and tied 149 after 36 holes, continuing a long Open history. The field of 162 faces a 6900 yard, par 34 36 70 layout under windy, rough conditions with many top players and contenders listed.
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Millers End Charleston Streak With 4-3 Win
The Minneapolis Millers beat Charleston 4 to 3, snapping Charleston’s five game run and narrowing the gap behind Wichita in the American Association standings. Charleston stands fifth, within a half game of Denver. Omaha moved ahead of Indianapolis, while rain postponed St Paul at Louisville.
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Perfect Game Sparks Kleg Meet Bowling Tourney
Lindy Faragalli of Paterson New Jersey opened the bowling stars tourney with a 300 game and 835 781 series winning 14 160. He beat Johnny King of Cleveland and Dick Weber of St Louis as the event promises daily three match rounds across a 10 day run with a 50 000 prize pool and television coverage.
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Roy Harris Beats Pastrano In Upset Heavyweight Fight
Roy Harris undefeated from Little Cut and Shoot Texas edged Willie Pastrano in Houston to seize a shot at Floyd Patterson. The 21st straight win for Harris came before 10,000 fans who paid $46,962.50 as judges tallied 97-96 and 98-95. Pastrano called Harris awkward but effective and praised his style.
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Mrs. Erwin Elder Wins Golf Prize at Ottawa Club
Mrs. Erwin Elder won the weekly golf ball at the Ottawa Country Club Women’s Golf luncheon yesterday. The prize was awarded on a blind bogey. Hostesses Mrs. Robert Lantis and Mrs. Jep Bennett led a 33 member attendance. next week’s luncheon will be hosted by Mrs. William Bowers and Mrs. Al Tucker.
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Pitcher Rip Coleman Optioned By KC
Kansas City optioned pitcher Walter Rip Coleman to Buffalo of the International League on 24 hour recall. Coleman, a left hander, worked 84 1 3 innings for the A's and was 0 3 with a 4.08 ERA in 13 games this season.
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Rip) Coleman
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Sewage Bonds Approved in Ellinwood Special Election
Ellinwood residents vote 157 to 31 to approve a 300000 bond issue for sewer disposal facilities. City officials say no tax increase will result, but a sewer services charge will retire the bonds.
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Wilson Tells Of Coast Trip
Marvin Wilson earned eligibility for the NAIA track meet in San Diego after setting Ottawa University broad jump records. He doubted his distance until a 23 feet 11 inches jump at the AAU meet revived his chance. He traveled with Sid Smith’s group, stopping in Phoenix to train, then quartered at a Naval Jet base in San Diego.
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Liquor Dealers Meet Amid San Diego NAIA Events
The Wholesale Liquor Dealers Assn convenes two days at Balboa Stadium Balboa Park in San Diego as NAIA activities unfold. Wilson reports strong turnout and praise for accommodations and food despite a poor jumping pit at Parsons Field. He describes nerves over the long trip and his unexpected second place finish.
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Kansans shine as Anderson breaks discus meet record
Jim Gamble excelled and earned victory in the meet. Ron Anderson of McPherson captured the discus title setting a meet record. Wilson praised the California trip, noting cool nights and no rain, calling the journey a wonderful, unforgettable experience.
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Property Transfers Involving Debtors And Neighbors
Sheriff deeds and transfers list multiple parcels with names including Deeds R OL Dister Arden Bayless F H Stannard Nursery Co Dewey McClay Tr G Dewey Martin Knight Princeton Laur a Needham Reymond Hainer Elson Thayer Emory Morgan Harry Lantis Charles E Hill and others detailing parcels in 16 20 21 22 28 sections and streets including Pomona and Princeton with river and NW NE descriptions in a single record of real estate transfers.
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Quiet Birthday for Anthony Eden in Cottage Seclusion
Former British prime minister Sir Anthony Eden marked his 60th birthday quietly at his wife’s country cottage where he is recuperating from abdominal surgery. The Suez crisis era figure, who resigned from government and Parliament in January, received only brief notice in newspapers.
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