Tigers Open Five-Game Win Streak By Sweeping Sox
Detroit expanded its lead to 2 1/2 games in the American League by sweeping a doubleheader from the Chicago White Sox 8-6 and 5-3. The Tigers ran their winning streak to five while Chicago slipped to last place. Rocky Colavito and Roy Sievers homered for Chicago in the opener, but Detroit rallied with key hits and a late surge. The second game featured Phil Regan tossing an eight-hitter as Detroit completed the sweep.
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Tigers
Yanks
Chicago
Sox
Chuck Schilling
Boston
Minnesota Twins
Harmon Killebrew
Twins
Kansas City
Baltimore
Norm Siebern
White Sox
Roy Sievers
Bob Shaw
Jake Wood
Rocky Colavito
Phil Regan
Jerry Lumpe
Jackie Brandt
Hawkins
Cleveland
Washington
Woodling
Jim Grant
Tasby
Baseball Standings And Weekend Results Report
Saturday results show Detroit edged Chicago 11 to 8 while Baltimore blanked Kansas City 6 0. Los Angeles beat New York 5 3 and Washington hosted Cleveland in a rain postponed match. Boston vs Minnesota and other games were postponed by rain.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Kansas City
Los Angeles
New York
Washington
Cleveland
Boston
Minnesota
Detroit Sevetae
Aes
Boston Ee
Kingman youth wins Kansas marble championship title
Gary Kaufman, 14, of Kingman captured the Kansas state marbles title in a Veterans of Foreign Wars sponsored event. Jimmy Buss, 13, McPherson, finished second and Johnny Dunlap, 12, Garden City, third. Kaufman advances to the national VFW tournament in Eaton Rapids, Michigan.
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Gary Kaufman
Kingman
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Jimmy Buss
McPherson
Johnny Dunlap
Garden City
Kaufman
Eaton Rapids
Mich
Slamming Sammy Snead Wins Tournament of Champions at 49
Sam Snead, golf's leading money winner and the oldest major winner, wins the Tournament of Champions by seven strokes in Las Vegas. He finishes 273, 15 under par, collecting $10,000. Tommy Bolt takes second at 275, with Bill Collins, Bob Rosburg, and Doug Ford close behind. Arnold Palmer struggles to a 296.
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Sam Snead
West Virginia Hills
Snead
Tommy Bolt
Tommy
Bill Collins
Bob Rosburg
Doug Ford
Jay Hebert
South Africa
Gary Player
Canada
Stan Leonard
Arnold Palmer
Two UNC Players Cited For Theft
Two University of North Carolina basketball players Lou Brown and Jim Donahue face petty theft accusations after allegedly stealing a gumball vending machine for the blind from a Wilmington hospital. Det Sgt Howard Pendergraft called it a foolish college prank. Donohue returned the machine intact after questioning. both faces $200 bonds. Brown had dropped out amid a point shaving scandal and is in Jersey City. Brown allegedly admitted the act and named Donohue.
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N.C
University of North Carolina
Lou Brown
Jim Donahue
Chapel Hill
University
Howard Pendergraft
Donohue
Pendergraft
Brown
Jersey City
J. J. Padrick
Redlegs Extend Win Streak With Doubleheader Sweep
Cincinnati secured an eighth straight win and moved to second in the National League by sweeping Milwaukee 5-4 and 4-0. Jim O'Toole blanked the Braves 4-0, while Warren Spahn allowed homers to Robinson, Post, Cardenas and Coleman as Cincinnati stormed back. Nearby pennant leaders San Francisco, Los Angeles and St Louis won, with Billy Loes guiding the Giants to a 7-0 victory over Philadelphia and Koufax held in check by Sherry as the Dodgers beat Pittsburgh 4-2.
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Norm Larker
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George Witt
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Felipe Alou
Ed Bailey
Lees
Cepeda
Robin Roberts
Spahn
Lefty
Robinson
Post
Gene Freese
Cardenas
Coleman
Oklahoma State Eyes Big Eight Baseball Title Clinch Chance
Oklahoma State holds a 13-0 league record and 17-0 season mark after a doubleheader sweep of Colorado. A three-game series at Iowa State looms, with potential to clinch by sweeping and needing one win vs Missouri. Missouri hosts Colorado while Kansas and Kansas State prepare for a key three-game set in Manhattan.
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Kan
Manhattan
Braves Take Second at Graceland Relays with Records
Ottawa University Braves posted 75 points to finish second in the Graceland Relays led by new marks. The 440 yard relay team of Scherich Wilson Copeland Spong ran 43.7. Copeland set a 15.3 hurdle record and finished high hurdles runner up. Brown discus 144-4 and Siscoe shot 45-11 led a parade of top placings with Copeland winning the 220 240 events, while the distance medley squad placed third.
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Iowa
Ottawa University
Braves
Larry Scherich
Bill Wilson
Rich Copeland
Richard Spong
Copeland
Tom Kinder
Mike
Brown
Gerald Siscoe
Butchl Lewis
Spong
Land
Scherich
Kinder
Ken Smart
Jackie Jensen to Return to Sox After Absence
Jackie Jensen plans to rejoin the Boston Red Sox after leaving the club without permission last Saturday. He spoke to Vice President Dick OConnell and will contact Manager Mike Higgins in Los Angeles, where the Red Sox face the Angels tonight.
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Jackie Jensen
Boston Red Sox
Jensen
Dick O'Connell
Los Angeles
Mike Higgins
Red Sox
Angels
Kansas City Woman Is Killed on US 169
OLATHE Kansas AP Mrs Beverly Ann Oswald 19 of Kansas City was fatally injured Sunday night when an automobile struck a concrete culvert on U S 169 three miles south of Olathe Her husband Milton Oswald 27 was hospitalized at the University of Kansas Medical Center with unknown injuries
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Olathe, Kas
Beverly Ann Oswald
Kansas City
U. S. 169
Olathe
Milton Oswald
University of Kansas Medical Center
Hearing Expert In Ottawa Free Examinations
Sonotone hearing specialist Harry Hilderman of Topeka will visit Ottawa Wednesday May 10 at the North American Hotel from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. offering free examinations, audiometric tests, and counseling on hearing problems. No charge, no obligation.
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Harry Hilderman
Topeka
Ottawa
Richland Road
Richland
Ottawa Wins Third In NEK Track Meet
Ottawa high school scored 31 points to edge Leavenworth by one for third in the Northeast Kansas League meet at Haskell Stadium. Lawrence won with 87% points. Highland Park was second with 66. Leavenworth finished fourth and Atchison last. Four new records fell including a pole vault of 13 feet by Roger Barth of Highland Park. Mickey Reed of Ottawa had Ottawa’s only first in the broad jump at 20 feet 9 inches and contributed in others.
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Roger Barth
Roger Schmanke
Ottawa
Mickey Reed
Cyclones
Reed
Barth
Highland Ark Liggatt
Bowling
A. Barth
Carry Back Wins Derby Bargain Horse Stuns Crowd
Louisville AP report on Carry Back winning the 87th Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs. Trainer Jack Price praises the gelding as a gamer horse, noting the buy cost of 700 dollars after breeding Joppy to Saggy. Carry Back earns 120,500 of 163,000 Derby purse and moves toward the Preakness and Belmont as a top performer with a strong race record.
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Price
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Carry
Back
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Citation
Devine Pleased With MU Squad
Missouri's spring intra-squad game ended in a 7-7 tie as defensive play stood out. Coach Dan Devine praised the Black team's defense and rookie quarterback Keith Weber, veteran fullback Andy Russell, and end Larry Nichols who connected on a 15 yard pass for White. John Helm scored for Black on a one yard run after a pitchout from Weber.
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Rockies
Dan Devine
Jim Johnson
Larry Nichols
Bill Tobin
John Helm
Keith Weber
Don Wainwright
Devine
Andy Russell
Weber
Jefferson City
Russell
Olympic Committee Sets Tokyo Games Dates Optimistically
The Olympic organizing committee in Tokyo has unanimously decided to seek October 11 to 25 for the 1964 games. The proposed period follows discussion and typhoon concerns and will be submitted for final IOC approval at the Athens meeting next month.
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Unanie
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International Olympic Committee
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New Law Could Halt Rolls‑Royce Car Production
London AP reports a new British tax rule limits the income tax deduction for company executives to 2000 pounds. Rolls Royce warns the tax change may force the car division to cease production and threaten the opulent limousine market.
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Rolls-Royce
Lord Kindersley
Rolls production cuts and price tags surge in budget era
Chancellor Gerwyn Lloyd's budget links a 75 percent shrink in the Rolls order book. Prices start at 6,000 pounds with Crewe plant output at 2,400 annually, half exported. January backlogs showed 12 months for a new Rolls. post budget wait fell to four to five months, with delivery within eight weeks expected.
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Crewe
Kansas Defeats MU In Dual Meet
Lawrence Kansas AP Kansas defeated Missouri 74 to 61 in a dual meet with three records. Missouri's Kim Baker lowered the 440 record to 46.9 and won the 220. Kansans set records as Kirk Hagan won the 880 in 1 50 9 and Jack Stevens vaulted 14 7, while Charles Smith swept the hurdles.
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Kanigas
Missouri
Kim Baker
Pete Orr
Baker
Kirk Hagan
Jayhawks
Bob Tague
Jack Stevens
Charles Smith
Kansas
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