Derby Day At Churchill Downs Sees 14 Starters In Classic
Twelve 3 year olds expected for the Kentucky Derby at Louisville with post time 3 30 p m CST. Tompion and Bally Ache top the field as Henry Elmore Henrijan and Hillsborough may scratch. purse totals reach about 125 009 added and 160 100 gross with winner earning 116 100.
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Giants Back In Former Winning Stride
San Francisco Giants beat Pittsburgh Pirates 5-1 at Candlestick Park in the opener of a three game set. McCovey Kirkland and Mays homered as Sam Jones yielded just three hits to move to 3-2. Pirates fall behind in NL standings while Reds and Phillies also won.
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Layman Refuses to Answer Questions in Highway Inquiry
Washington AP Andrew H Layman Jr Tulsa contractor refused to testify in a House investigation of Oklahoma highway construction citing the Fifth Amendment. He followed H Tom Kight Claremore lawyer and former highway commissioner who also claimed immunity. Layman firm did part of Skelly bypass work in the interstate project and has been named in grand jury fraud indictments with A H Layman Sr and T C Layman.
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Wiffi Smith Leads by One at Peach Blossom Final
Wiffi Smith of St. Clair Michigan holds a one stroke lead entering the final round of the Peach Blossom tournament in Spartanburg with a 36 hole total of 140. Gloria Fechl of Southern Pines is second at 141, followed by Beverly Hanson and Marilyn Smith at 142. Betsy Rawls carded 143 to sit tied with Patty Berg, while Faye Crocker is at 143 in a tight field.
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Famed Assassin Hides In Cuba
Havana AP reports Jacques Mont jard, the man who killed Leon Trotsky, is believed to be hiding in Havana after Mexico release. Freed months before his 20 year term ends he may head toward Mexico City’s Trotsky widow who demanded vengeance. Trotsky’s widow Natalia Sedova Trotsky said Mornard is headed for elimination. Mexican officials say Mornard left under the name Jacques Van Dendresch with two Czech diplomats en route to Havana.
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Baseball Scores From Saturday and Sunday Dates
Baseball scores show Saturday games with Cincinnati at Louisville 0 and Milwaukee at Chicago. Sunday games list St Louis at Cincinnati and Milwaukee at Chicago with Philadelphia at Los Angeles and Pittsburgh at San Francisco. The fragment notes multiple matchups without complete results.
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Golf Pairings Announced for Women’s Tuesday Event
Pairings for the women’s golf event Tuesday are listed as J Kramer with Hodson and Soan with Deputy, Elder with Roberts, Lis ter with Gaynor, Gollier with Henning, Speer with Foulks, Peters with Young, Fredeen with Crawford, H Kra mer with Worthington, Indall with Machin. Mrs Don Machin and Mrs F J Jindall will be hostesses.
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Koufax Shines With 15 Strikeouts But Dodgers Lose
Los Angeles pitcher Sandy Koufax struck out 15 Phillies in nine innings but allowed a run in the 10th, as Philadelphia beat the Dodgers 6-1 for their 10th defeat in 14 games. Koufax viewed the performance as encouraging despite the loss, noting improved control and past relief struggles.
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Regional Meet Plans At Haskell Institute In May
Warner A. Coffin, director of athletics at Haskell Institute, announced plans for a regional class A and B rack meet to be held in Lawrence on May 14. Field events start at 9:30 a.m. except B high jump and A pole vault. track preliminaries begin at 10 a.m. Track finals and remaining field events set for 1:30 p.m. A coaches meeting is scheduled for 9:00 a.m.
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Summit Uncertainties Shake Up Business Summit
AP analysis notes rising imports, gold outflow, and intensified foreign competition ahead of the May 16 Paris summit. Khrushchev’s tough talk fuels businessman anxiety about trade barriers and labor-cost gaps abroad, as exporters seek greater surpluses to offset dollar and gold outflows. The Berlin crisis could shape Paris discussions.
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Atchison Hotel Wins Flood Damage Suit
In Atchison Kansas a district court jury awarded Charles A. Merrit 3418 dollars after he sued Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance for 3730 dollars claiming 35 percent of hotel flood damage from a July 10 1958 storm was caused by high wind. Insurance said water caused all damage and wasn't covered. Nearly 20 similar lawsuits hinge on this issue as Merritt’s case was the third tried in district court with all plaintiffs winning judgments.
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Bowling Scores From Friday Night League Events Noted
South Platte league bowling results show Co K Bargain-0 led by H McClay with 188 and team total 439 while Hills posted a 200 high and Wolgast 542. Home Improvement Lt posted 464 and Elmer's 532 with M Moherman 213. Marinavallon and Trout also posted high games as weather delays affected schedules. Northeast Kansas League track meet and tennis meet were rescheduled to today and Monday respectively due to rain and cold.
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Removals Of Residents In Ottawa And Nearby Areas
A list of residents moved to new addresses across Ottawa Quenemo and nearby towns. Names include Robert C Adams William F Adams R G Hronson Francis Culbert Leonard Herrill Thurman Jamison Eugene Kratzberg Mrs Naymond Ledom J R March Clyde J Mace W M Miller John R McDaniel Mrs Bessie B E Page Vera Mae Schultz and others with new locations such as 634 8 Locust 822 Walnut 511 W 2nd 737 8 Cherry 230 5 Elm 412 W 1st 418 WN Sycamore RFD 2 Ottawa and RFD 2 Quenemo. Continuous relocations noted.
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Watchdog Loot Stolen From San Antonio Home
Bobby Yow reported burglars stole items valued at 159 dollars from his San Antonio home. He did not value one item among the loot, a watchdog, in his report to police.
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Pharmacist Bergwell dies at 101 after long line of pills
Victor Bergwell of Worcester Massachusetts died Thursday night at age 101. A pharmacist by trade he said he personally hand rolled more than a million pills during his nine decade career.
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Ottawa Bowl Contact Listing
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