Sanford's Hurling Puts Phillies In Third Place
Philadelphia’s Jack Sanford fires a three hitter as the Phillies beat Pittsburgh 3-1 to climb into fourth place, while Cleveland’s Roger Maris drives in runs in a 4-1 win to move the Indians to third. Rain and postponements affect several games including Washington vs Boston.
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League Standings and Saturday Schedule Details
Kansas City at Cleveland Morgan tied 2-2 versus Lemon at 2-3. Washington at Boston Stobbs 0-5 faces Nixon 2-0. Chicago at Detroit Harshman 3-1 meets Foytack 2-1. New York at Baltimore Larsen 2-0 opp Moore 1-2. (N)
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Unclear baseball box score entry with Cleveland win over Kansas City
The text shows a baseball box score with Cleveland defeating Kansas City 4 to 1 in 12 3 innings, listing players Kellner Skizas Pisoni Simpson Maris Carrasquel Woodling Marie Colavito A Smith and team pitching details. Errors and substitutions noted include runs, hits, and left on base.
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Kansas Edges Tigers In Dual Track Meet
Kansas edged Missouri 66 to 65 in a dual track meet yesterday by winning the final event the mile relay. Seven meet records were set despite bad weather with new marks in the mile relay discus two mile pole vault 440 and high hurdles.
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Central Conference Track Title Decided At Fort Hays State
Fort Hays State scored 8542 points to win the Central Conference track title last night ending Pittsburg's five year reign. Pittsburg finished with 80 points and Emporia was also a contender in the meet.
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Encouraged By Score's Progress After Eye Injury
Cleveland pitcher Herb Score may have his eye examined on Sunday after a line drive shattered his right eye Tuesday at Cleveland Stadium. Dr. Charles I. Thomas, an eye specialist, is encouraged by the eye's clearing and says rest and pain relief have aided healing at Lakeside Hospital with the left eye also protected to prevent movement.
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Monte Irvin Leaves Baseball After Back Injury
Los Angeles reports Monte Irvin retires due to a back injury from spring training. The 39 year old veteran outfielder played briefly for the Angels in the Pacific Coast League this season, hitting .300 with a home run in four games after a storied career with the Giants and two World Series appearances.
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Track meet records fall at Emporia State event
Emporia State athlete Bill Tidwell ran the 880 in 1 51 38 breaking his 1956 mark by 11 seconds. Scores show Ria State 50 Washburn 15 Southwestern 9 and St Benedicts did not enter.
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Nine Entered In Regional Nine Entered In Regional
Ot tawa High School will be represented by nine entrants at the Class AA regional track meet at Washington High School in Bethel. Preliminaries began at 9 this morning with field events in the morning and running events starting at 1 p.m. Deputy coach Orlis Cox fielded a medley relay of Larry Robinson Dennis Smith Jim Tolson and Meredith Williams with Robinson in the 440 Smith Tolson in the 220s and Williams in the 880. Dennis Smith contest the high jump Jim Tolson the broad jump Terry Paul and George Small run open 880 Roger Schmanke Gary Horn buckle compete in pole vault Morgan Williams runs the mile. Top three finishers advance to the state meet in Wichita next weekend.
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Gardner Wins B Regional Track Meet On Baldwin Oval
Gardner gains 35 points to win the Class B regional track meet on the Baldwin oval. Wathena takes second with 20 percent of points. Baldwin places third with 19. Gardner dominates with four first places including broad jump and sprints while Peters of Gardner is a double winner in the dash events. Skerko of Lansing stars in the 880 as meets end with team results led by Gardner.
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Wichita Golfer Still In Lead
In Gatlinburg Tenn Marilynn Smith of Wichita held a 36 hole lead at 149 after a 74 in the second round. Jack ie Pung of San Francisco Hawaii found herself in a three way tie at 152 three strokes back. Betty Jameson of San Antonio was one over on each nine for a 151.
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Wilt Talk Dominates Ottawa Sports Chatter
Local sports debates swirl around Wilt Chamberlain amid broader national stories on Herb Score, Chicago’s junior league lead, Athletics bid, and pro wrestling plans. Ottawa Stock Car Association forms with a Memorial Day track opening eyed. Chicago White Sox struggle at bat while Orestes Minoso shines. Wrestling night May 17 at the armory features Wild Red Berry versus Kit Fox.
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Ortega Scores Second Victory Over Logart in Welterweight Bout
Gaspar Ortega defeated Isaac Logart by split decision in a 12 round telecast at War Memorial Auditorium to boost a title shot bid against Carmen Basilio. Ortega, the 2-1 underdog, landed power shots including a second round rally and a late right hand, improving to 40-8 while Logart falls to 49-75 before a crowd of 2,188 paying $5,709.
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Baker Takes Honors In Golf Tournament
Baker University won the four man team championship and swept the medalist honors in the Kansas Conference Golf Tournament. Baker’s 54 hole team score was 1037, 146 strokes better than runner up McPherson. B. Jones of Baker was medalist with 250.
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Police offer free driving classes for 400 illiterate residents
Guatemala City police have launched free courses to teach reading and writing to 400 illiterate individuals aiming to obtain automobile driver licenses. The program seeks to improve road safety by improving literacy among new drivers.
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Hold Secret Baseball Meeting
New York report details private talks among Dodgers Giants and San Francisco officials about bringing major league baseball to the West Coast. Ford Frick barred public comment. discussions touched on San Francisco funding and a possible all weather stadium.
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Tennis Conference Finals Set In Emporia Semis Today
Emporia hosts the Kansas Conference Tennis Tournament semifinals and finals. Singles feature Don Kukuk of Baker versus Ed Wolf of McPherson, and Robert Shellenberger of Bethel facing Houston Pulford of McPherson.
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Rantoul Edges Pomona In Baseball Thriller
Rantoul High School overcame Pomona 8 to 7 in a nine inning game here yesterday. Kirkland started on the mound for Rantoul and pitched three innings before switching with Ken Johnson who retired the last three innings and held Pomona to one run. Johnson went three for three at the plate with a home run as Rantoul rallied from behind to win. Johnson also played catcher and Kirkland contributed on the mound and at bat. Rantoul faces Lane next Tuesday at Lane diamond.
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20 000 Persons Attend McPherson All-Schools Day
About 20 000 people braved poor weather to attend the 44th annual All-Schools Day in McPherson. Gov. George Docking joined in honoring 240 eighth grade graduates of McPherson County.
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