Turley and Bridges lift Yankees past Red Sox in tight win
New York’s aging hurler Bob Turley, back in action after a year away, held Boston to two singles over seven innings as Marshall Bridges closed out a 2-1 victory that pulled the Yankees into a share of the AL lead with Cleveland. Ed Bressoud, Jerry Adair and Gus Triandos provided Orioles power in a 6-4 win over the Angels.
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New York Yankees
Bob Turley
Marshall Bridges
Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland
Turley
Marshall
Gene Conley
Baltimore Orioles
Bo Belinsky
Los Angeles Angels
Belinsky
Nohitter
Orioles
Baltimore
John Powell
Jackie Brandt
Jerry Adair
Gus Triandos
Los Angeles
Art Quirk
Hoyt Wilhelm
Angels
Dodgers Rally Past Colts In 10th On Wills Speed
Maury Wills sparked Los Angeles with a bunt single in the ninth and solo run in the 10th, lifting the Dodgers 5-4 over Houston to tighten the NL pennant race. Wills scored on Wally Moon's single after Ed Roebuck earned the win in relief, while San Francisco dropped 1-0 to St. Louis. Cincinnati fell after Philadelphia beat them 9-6. Milwaukee defeated Pittsburgh 7-2.
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Maury Wills
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers
Houston
Wills
Colts
San Francisco Giants
St. Louis
Bob Gibson
Jim Golden
Golden
Wally Moon
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Norm Larker
Bob Aspromonte
Carl Warwick
Jim Gilliam
Moon
Bob Tiefenauer
Tommy Davis
Davis
Ron Fairly
Gilliam
Ed Roebuck
Scoreboard By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Thursday's Results
The Associated Press tally shows New York 2 Boston 1 and St. Louis 1 San Francisco 0 as Thursday results. Also listed are Baltimore at Chicago Detroit at Cleveland Kansas City at Washington Minnesota at New York Los Angeles at Boston Philadelphia 9 Cincinnati 6 Milwaukee 7 Pittsburgh 2 Los Angeles 5 Houston 4 in 10 innings and Chicago at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Pittsburgh New York at Milwaukee Houston at San Francisco St Louis at Los Angeles N
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Boston
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
Kansas City
Washington
Minnesota
St. Louis
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Houston
W. L. Pet. G.B. Cleveland
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Baltimore Eee
Boston One
Washington E
Pet. G.B
Milwaukee Con
Houston Coore II
Baee
College of Emporia Takes Early Lead in Kansas Meet
In Wichita or Winfield Kansas the College of Emporia opened with 22 points at the Kansas Conference track meet Bethel followed with 19 and McPherson 13 1 3. Phillips of College of Emporia won the shot put 47 feet Pankratz Bethel high jump 6 4 6 Walther Bethany Hoffmann McPherson pole vault 12 3 Southwestern leads in today's qualifiers with 16 men Baker 10 College of Emporia 7 Friends 3 Ottawa 2 Bethel 2 Sterling 1 Bethany 1 Kansas Wesleyan scored none.
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Kan
College of Emporia
Kansas
Bethel
McPherson
Baker
Sterling
Friends
Ottawa
Southwestern
Bethany
Kansas Wesleyan
Phillips
Pankratz
Walther
Hoffman
Historical Cabin To Open Sunday at Ottawa City Park
The Centennial cabin in Ottawa City Park near Carnegie Free Library will welcome visitors Sunday from 2 to 5 pm, and every Sunday afternoon in summer. DAR hostesses will include Mrs Otis Shipps Ottawa and Mrs George Cleland Baldwin for the first week, followed by Mrs Carl Ziegler and Mrs Fred Gardner.
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Ottawa City Park
Carnegie Free Library
DAR
Otis Shipps
Ottawa
George Cleland
Baldwin
Carl Ziegler
Fred Gardner
Preakness Odds Favor Jaipur as Decidedly Heads Field
In Baltimore on May 5 the 86th Preakness draws 15 three year olds led by Decidedly and Jaipur. Jaipur is the 5-2 favorite with Decidedly second on 3-1, Aidan and Roman Line also seen as threats. Televised this afternoon on Channels 5 and 13 at 3:30 pm Ottawa time, expected purse totals 188300 with 135800 to winner.
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Decidedly
Star of Louisville
Louisville
T. A. Grissom
Townsend B. Martin
Sunrise County
Crimson King Farm
Crimson Satan
George A. Pope Jr
Ridan
Joe W. Brown
Green Hornet
Robert Lehman
Prego
Jaipur
Brandywine
Frank E. Power
Jopa Stable
Flying Johnnie
Ottawa
Royal Orbit
Pimlico
Buffs May Face Forfeit After NCAA Probe
Big Eight faculty reps weigh action against Colorado over recruiting and financial aid violations. Colorado could forfeit seven 1961 football wins and the conference title. The league backs a letter of intent and endorses NCAA federation plans for track, basketball, and gymnastics.
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Lawrence
Kan
NCAA
Big Eight
University of Colorado
Colorado
Sonny Grandelius
Chicago
Ottawan Receives Letter From John Glenn
Mayola Gates of 1130 N Oak writes about her interest in the space program and astronaut John Glenn replies praising her interest and commenting on the Friendship 7 orbit.
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Mayola Gates
N. Oak
John Glenn
Mayola
Glenn
It Will Be Dr Musial It Will Be Dr Musial
MONMOUTH IL AP After June 4 Stan Musial will become Doctor Musial The St Louis Cardinals 21 year baseball veteran will be presented an honorary Doctor of Humanities degree from Monmouth College The degree committee said the selection will interest people who value athletics and sportsmanship The committee noted his achievements as an athlete and the example he has set for young people in his personal life The group felt he has personified traits important in the educational development of youth
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Monmouth
Ill
Stan Musial
Doctor Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Monmouth College
Stanley Musial
WE REPAIR LAWNMOWERS Push and Power sharpened
We repair lawnmowers and sharpen power tools plus bicycle repairs. Also service tennis rackets scissors and knives sharpened door checks and closers repaired locks and keys made fishing reels and rods.
Talk Of A's Moving Again In Dallas Area
Charles C. Finley discussed with American League owners the potential relocation of the Kansas City Athletics to Dallas Fort Worth. AP learned of the talks in New York after a closed-session meeting. no confirmation of a formal transfer request. League president Joe Cronin noted there are business people in Dallas interested in obtaining the franchise.
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New York
Charles C. Finley
Kansas City Athletics
Dallas-Fort Worth
Associated Press
Finley
Joe Cronin
Dallas
More To Try For 500 Berths
INDIANAPOLIS AP Such perennial contenders as Jim Rathmann Troy Ruttman and Eddie Sachs will forget about records and concentrate on making the program when the Indianapolis Motor Speedway opens Saturday for the final weekend of qualifications for the 46th Memorial Day race Parnelli Jones set a hard to read record of 150.37 miles an hour for the 10 mile test last weekend as 21 spots were filled in the 33 car lineup Former winners Rathmann and Ruttman will have to start far back in the field regardless of their speeds Cars already qualified will hold their positions unless some of them are eliminated when keeping starts This begins after 33 cars have qualified The slowest can be eliminated by a better performance.
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Indianapolis
Jim Rathmann
Troy Ruttman
Eddie Sachs
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Parnelli Jones
Rathmann
Ruttman
Lead In Hot Springs Open With 7 Under 65
Bill Collins holds a one stroke edge in the Hot Springs Invitational Open after a 7 under 65 opening round. Kel Nagle sits one behind him alongside Al Geiger and Buster Cupit with 67s. Doug Sanders shot 70 to tie for 17th.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Bill Collins
Baltimore
Collins
Kel Nagle
al Geiberger
Carlton Oaks
Calif
Buster Cupit
Fort Smith
Doug Sanders
Oaki
Harry Says Speaking of Experience in Auto Service
The statement notes our staff has 130 years of combined automotive service experience with 8 years in current role, emphasizing expertise and reliability for customers seeking vehicle care.
Hodges Sees Business Improvement Ahead for 1963
Secretary Hodges said six weeks of firmer activity signal a recovery recharging, with business generally good and likely to improve into 1963. He noted consumer goods strength and a production pace near 570 billion for the year, despite a slow January-March quarter. Housing starts rose to 1,542,000 annually in April, up 32 percent from April 1961.
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Washington
Luther H. Hodges
Hodges
National Association of Home Builders
Commerce Department
Herald Offers Five-Dollar Weekly News Tip Reward
The Herald announces a weekly incentive of five dollars for readers who submit the best news tip. The program runs each week, aiming to encourage timely community information from residents and improve local reporting.
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Gary Geiger
Carroll Hardy
Roger Maris
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Elston Howard
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Pete Runnels
Ed Bressoud
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Cal McLish
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Tom Sturdivant
Howie Bedell
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Bill Virdon
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Ottawan
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Dr. Musial
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