Dodgers Edge Phillies In 10 Inning Return Of Farrell
Dick Farrell, traded from Philadelphia, started for the Dodgers and earned the win in relief as Los Angeles defeated the Phillies 4 to 3 in 10 innings. Maury Wills, Willie Davis, and Gil Hodges provided key hits, while Tony Taylor was stranded in the 10th. The Phillies lost after starter Ken McBride left for a pinch hitter in the fifth.
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Tony Curry
Ottawa Fourth In Golf Finale
Ottawa High finished fourth in the Northeast Kansas League golf round robin finale. Highland Park won with 368, Leavenworth 370, Lawrence 380, Ottawa 408, Atchison 432. Medals went to top six in total season scores. Roger Kluska of Highland Park was low medalist at 360.
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Second Basketball Star Suffering From Tuberculosis Cleans Up
CLEAN NY AP Freddie Crawford 20 sophomore star at St Bonaventure will join Tom Stith in a tuberculosis sanatorium. Crawford diagnosed with disease in both lungs, following Stith who has tuberculosis in one lung. Crawford scored 614 points and 261 rebounds last season, while Stith averaged over 29. The news cuts the Bonnies’ chances to climb in the national rankings as coach Eddie Donovan moves to the NBA.
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Mets Named For New York NL Club In 1962 Debut
The New York National League team for 1962 is named the Mets after a long name contest. Mrs. Charles Shipman Payson led the choice from 9 613 suggestions and 644 candidate names. The club may start play with no ball players but is set to begin in the coming season with a strong public profile.
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Quarry and Concrete Mix Names in Merchants List
Readable lines show a fragmentary listing including Fogle Quarry and Waymire’s Main Street shop names, with references to crushed stone ag limestone ready mix concrete and a model number 4864 CH 2.1782, indicating a catalog-like entry for construction materials and suppliers.
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Yanks Trade for Reliever Clevenger and Cerv
The New York Yankees acquire Truman Clevenger and Bob Cerv from the Los Angeles Angels to bolster late inning relief and right handed pinch hitting. In exchange the Angels receive Ryne Duren Johnny James Leroy Thomas and an unnamed outfielder. Clevenger has pitched well in relief for the Angels, while Duren has been erratic but was a key hire for the Angels. The deal aims to strengthen the Yankees bullpen as they open a two game set in Kansas City.
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Knicks Hire Eddie Donovan to Coach Knicks Next Season
New York announces Eddie Donovan, successful St. Bonaventure coach, will move to the Knicks next season. Ned Irish praises him while noting the team released Carl Braun to clear the hire. Donovan’s Bonnies went 24-4 and ranked No. 3 this year as his St. Bonaventure contract ends.
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Plains Intercollegiate Tennis Results At Pittsburg State
Emporia State led with 4 wins while St Benedicts, Fort Hays tied at 3, and Omaha and Pittsburg each had 2 as outdoor play began at Pittsburg State after 6 p m with water delaying use of high school courts. Singles results saw Erwin of Emporia State beat Loeken of Fort Hays 4 6 7 4 5 2 and other victories by Wohlfarth Washburn over Wood Pittsburg Eckles Washburn over McAdoo Fort Hays Dill Emporia over London St Benedicts McAtee Fort Hays over Perkins Omaha Hutchinson St Benedicts over Crowe Pittsburg Miller Washburn over Ogden Omaha 6 1 6 0.
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Gary Player Tops Money List In 1961 Race
Gary Player, 26, Masters champion from South Africa, increased his lead as golf’s top money winner for 1961 by $600 this week. He has won $47,796 this year across 16 tournaments, with three victories among them, according to PGA figures.
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Golf money race standings with Palmer and Player in lead
The report notes Player leading the money list by nine dollars over runnerup Prt Palmer of Ligonier, with Palmer boasting four wins in 14 tournaments. Doug Sanders sits third with 19,703 in earnings, just 27 ahead of Tommy Bolt, as both Palmer and Player have placed in the top five in eight events.
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Kennedy will skip news conference this week
Washington AP report states President Kennedy will not hold a news conference this week. The White House said the next press event may be held on May 18 or May 19, pending scheduling.
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