Indians Sweep Yankees As ODonoghue Tops New York
Cleveland’s John O’Donoghue pitched seven shutout innings before support from Bob Allen as the Indians completed a three game sweep in New York. The Yankees were held to one run in the series and have been blanked four times in seven games, batting .203 over the stretch. California’s 1-0 win over Kansas City was also noted, with Duke Sims and Vic Davalilo contributing key hits.
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Jial Brock
Associated Press
New York Yankees
Birdie Tebbetts
John O'Donoghue
Cleveland Indians
New York
Yanks
O’donoghue
Bob Allen
Indians
Yankees
Cleveland
Tebbetts
Sam McDowell
Kansas City
Bob Friend
Mowser
Fred Whitfield
Vic Davalilo
Sinton
Duke Sims
Fred Newman
Bob Lee
Norm Siebern
California
Newman
Lee
Stebern
Paul Schaal
Schaal
Roland Sheldon
Canadiens Rally Tops Red Wings for Second Cup
Montreal smothered Detroit 3-2 in overtime as Henri Richard scored the cup winner at 2:20 of OT. The Canadiens claim a second straight Stanley Cup, pulling off the comeback after dropping two games to win four in a row. Roger Crozier was named playoff MVP despite the OT winner.
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Detroit
Henri Richard
Maurice the Rocket
Henri
Montrea Canadiens
Detroit Red Wings
Canadiens
Yovern
Montreal
Richard
Roger Crozier
Former Stars Return To Play Big 3 Varsities
The article previews intra-squad spring football games across Missouri Oklahoma State and Iowa State highlighting alumni teams led by Gale Weidner Connie Deneault and Joe Romig with Missouri and Oklahoma State drills hampered by rain and poor conditions. It notes coaches Clay Stapleton Jim Mackenzie and Phil Cutech seeking evaluation of players and beefed up running games while attendance inches toward 7 000 in a rain soaked scrimmage.
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Associated Press
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Missouri
Oklahoma State
Gale Weidner
Colorado
Weldner
Dallas Ward
Joe Romig
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Oxford
Connie Deneault
Florida
Steve Spurrier
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Tigers
New Orleans
Gary Kombrink
Garnett Phelps
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Dan Sharp
Clay Stapleton
Iowa State
Les Webster
Tony Baker
Larry Horton
Phil Cutech
Oklahoma
Jim Mackenzie
Derby Field Set for Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs
Louisville AP reports 16-horse Derby field for the $125000 Added Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs. Amberoid Blue Skyer Stupendous Rehabilitate Advocator Dominar Fleet Shoe Exhibitionist Beau Sub Sky Guy Tragmew Kauai King Abe's Hope Seans Quinta Wilston Kid. Weights 126 pounds. Post time 5:30 PM EDT. CBS TV and CBS Radio coverage planned.
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Wilston Kid
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Sean E
CBS
Thornton Vows Sparking Light Heavyweight Title Bout
Wayne Thornton, Fresno based challenger, vows to reclaim the light heavyweight crown from Jose Torres at Shea Stadium on May 21. Torres, 175-pound champion, won the title 13 months ago and halted defenses due to an intestinal ailment. Thornton, 26, has won six straight with five knockouts, last beating Eddie Cotton in Seattle.
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New York
Wayne Thornton
Jose Torres
Chale Lenger
Fresno
Caltt
Torres
Thornton
Shea Stadium
Thorneton
Eddie Cotton
Seattle
Wash
Bowling Scores Thursday Night Ladies at Towner's Chapel
Ottawa Times lists Thursday night bowling scores across multiple leagues and players. Highs include V Dodd 178, L Droddy 451 for Mann Bell Drug and B Budge's Hardware 441. notable totals feature Seymour 596 for Ottawa Times and Hull 573 for Pepsi Cola.
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Beauty Land
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AiNswort
Ottawa Times
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Pepsi Cola
Lemon
Hull
Kent Fenders
Fritts
Ottawa
DennIston
Jackie Robinson on Negro managers in major leagues
Jackie Robinson says major league clubs are unlikely to hire a Black manager for years, calling owners narrow minded. He cites Horace Stoneham and Gabe Paul as possible exceptions, praises Red Auerbach for appointing Bill Russell, and lists Black players seen as potential future managers. He notes his own past interest in managing and suggests teams would not want him.
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Horace Stone
Ham
Giants
Gabe Paul
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Red Auerbach
Bill Russell
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Elston Howard
Yanekees
Bill White
Philadelphia
Ernie Banks
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Bill Bruton
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Montreal
Jackie
Giant Field For Quantico Relays Opens With 1700 Entries
A 10th annual Quantico Relays at Quantico Virginia drew about 1700 athletes including 14 Olympians from 1964. Competition began two hours earlier than past years with finals mainly on Saturday. Opening events featured the invitational 880 yard run the 440 yard intermediate hurdles and the 10 000 meter run along with the distance medley relay.
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Quantico
Penn
Philadelphia
Big Eight Meet shines with snappy relay and sprint marks
Oklahoma stars pace dual meet as Bob Calhoun anchors 440 and Lee Calhoun wins triple jump. OSU's John Perry clocked 1 48.8 in half mile and 3:08.5 mile relay tops Big Eight. Seventeen events set league bests with four more meets slated for Saturday across four campuses including Kansas at Southern Illinois and Missouri.
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Jim van Valkenburg
Associated Press
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Oklahoma State
John Perry
Missouri
Bill Calhoun
OSU
Jim Metcalf
Stillwater
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Lee
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Denver
Colorado State
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Laramie
Wyo
Dave Crook
Mickey Miller
Doug MeeDougall
NCAA
OCL Meet Chooses Saturday Track Championships at Emporia
The Osage County League track championships set for Saturday at Emporia State with Lyndon defending the title and competitors from Overs Brook Pomona Bureau lingame Scranton Carbondale Melvern and Quenemo.
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Oversbrook
Pomona
Burelingame
Scranton
Carebondale
Melvern
Quenemo
Houston Golf Washed Out At Champions International
An AP report notes rain delayed the $117,000 Champions International Golf Tournament and forced a postponement. Forecasters predicted more steady rain with 95 percent odds, delaying the start on Cypress Creek's Champions course and risking two rounds on Monday if needed.
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Houston
Jack Tuthill
Cypress Creek
Larry Brown Remains in Serious Condition After Collision
New York AP reports Cleveland shortstop Larry Brown suffered multiple skull fractures in a collision with teammate Leon Wagner Wednesday night. He remained in serious condition at Lenox Hill Hospital as two neurosurgeons were called in, no surgery performed.
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NEW York
Cleveland
Larry Brown
Leon Wagner
Lenox Hill Hospital
Ottawa Junior High Finishes Fourth at Emporia Relays
Ottawa Junior High placed fourth in the Emporia Relays as Junction City won with 4914 points and Manhattan runner up at 4813. Emporia led with three more firsts. David Salman of Ottawa won the shot put at 49 feet 7 inches, with Dana Bennett and Frank Honn also placing high in events.
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Manhattan
Emporia
Ottawa
David Salman
Dana Bennett
Frank Honn
Honn
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Dash
Hemphill
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Barnes
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Stone
Balkendal
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Schuler
Rush
Bruce
Jacobs
Winters
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Rechart
Otetawa
Greenwood
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