Braves Hand McCormick His First Defeat
Milwaukee's Braves edged San Francisco 3-1 as Mike McCormick suffered his first defeat. The win created a first place tie with Pittsburgh, while Cincinnati beat Los Angeles 5-3 in 12 innings. Don McMahon locked the save, and Vern Law became the majors' first six-game winner.
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Vern Law
Sally Hemus
Ron Kline
Frank Robinson
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Danny McDevitt
Bill Henry
Jay Hook
Tragic Two Die In Hoisington County Crash
A car driven by Mrs. Frank Schemmer about 45 of Beaver Mas and a truck driven by Joseph J. Reif Jr 32 of Hoisington collided on a county road. Both occupants were killed in the wreck.
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Ottawa Roller Rink Party Sessions Schedule
The Ottawa roller rink offers public sessions on Wednesday and Friday 7:50 to 10:00, Saturday 8:00 to 11:00, and private parties by CH 2-9704. Weekdays include Monday Tuesday Thursday and Sunday matinee 1:00 to 3:00 for children 12 and under.
Baseball scores and schedule from midweek games
Wednesday results include Cincinnati 5 Los Angeles 4 in 12 innings, Milwaukee 3 San Francisco 1, Pittsburgh 4 St. Louis 2, with Chicago at Philadelphia and Thursday games listed. Friday shows Cincinnati at St. Louis and other matchups including Los Angeles at Philadelphia and San Francisco at Pittsburgh. Washington beat Detroit 4 11 innings. Boston 6 Chicago 5. Baltimore 5 Kansas City 4. New York 4 Cleveland 2. Thursday also lists Washington at Kansas City and New York at Chicago among others.
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Camilo Pascual
Braves Rally Stuns Giants In Playoff Tilt
Milwaukee pitcher Bob Rush delivered a football style block to score the decisive run in an 8-1 Braves win over the San Francisco Giants. Rush, 34, charged home after a Landrith collision at the plate, breaking Mike McCormick’s five game win streak and lifting Milwaukee into a first place tie with Pittsburgh. Billy Burton added a key double and Red Schoendienst chased the run with a deep sacrifice fly.
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San Francisco
Hobie Landrith
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Giants
Landrith
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Billy Burton
Red Schoendienst
Willie Kirkland
Chopping to Fit 25-Player MLB Limit
The Associated Press reports the Yankees and White Sox trimmed rosters to reach the 25-player limit before Wednesday night’s deadline. Transactions include Elmer Vale’s release and Ken Hunt and Fred Kipp sent to Richmond. Jim McAnany Don Ferrarese and Jake Striker to San Diego. Bob Grim sold to Cincinnati. Dave Nicholson recalled then Rip Coleman sold to Miami. Mike Rourke and Em Lindkbeck shipped to Denver and Louisville. Red Worthington and Ray Webster sent to Minneapolis. Wayne Terwilliger released to Richmond.
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Rip Coleman
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Mike Rourke
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Louisville Clay
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Red Worthington
Ray Webster
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Wayne Terwilliger
OU Track Team Heads to Salina for Conference Meet
Ottawa University, a five year Kansas Conference track champion, travels to Salina for the two day meet with a 29 man squad led by coach Bill Boucek. Prelims start 4:30 p.m. tomorrow for field events and 5 p.m. for running heats, finals at 10 a.m. Saturday. Sid Pope is out after surgery and Nick Gangwish has an injured ankle. The coach says the team has an outside chance to win.
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Nick Gangwish
Red Cross Urges Unified Fund Policy Guidance
Kansas City AP report notes a resolution at the Red Cross national convention calling for cooperation with United Fund drives while preserving local chapter rights. The policy would let chapters choose fundraising methods, sign written contracts, set budgets and goals, and campaign for additional funds if goals fall short. The 1961 convention is slated for Cincinnati.
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Yankees Take Third in AL Race With McDougald Three-Run Shot
Gil McDougald belted a three-run homer as the Yankees beat Cleveland 4-2, moving New York into third place in the AL standings. Ralph Terry allowed eight hits with eight strikeouts in an eight-inning effort to secure the win.
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Ralph Terry
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Elston Howard
Wynn Hawkins
Snead Prime for 72 Hole Tourney at White Sulphur
Sam Snead, host pro at White Sulphur Springs Old White course, opens a 72 hole event today with scores of 66 64 63 in recent practice. He won last year with 63 and beat Emike Souchak by 11. Two rounds on Old White and two on Greenbrier with three amateurs.
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Sam Snead
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Slammer
Emike Souchak
Greenbrier
Paolo Rosi Beaten by Eddie Perkins in Chicago
Paolo Rosi, a former No. 2 lightweight, lost a 10-round decision to Eddie Perkins of Chicago in a nationally televised bout at Chicago Stadium. Rosi, favored 9-5, fought listless, winning only four rounds on all three cards as Perkins connected with solid punches. Perkins improved to 18-7. Rosi fell to 31-6-1. Referee Joey White and two judges scored for Perkins 48-44. Judge Marovitz had 50-44.
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Harold Marovitz
Joey White
John Bray
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The Way Not To Cure Spring Cold
New York AP story humorously chronicles home remedies and a fake miracle drug hexylphlojulep. A reader pursues dubious cures from office chatter and ends in hospital with stomach fatigue, illustrating the folly of unproven cold treatments.
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Top Athletes May Not Compete at Coliseum Relays
Injuries and illness remove several top athletes from the Coliseum Relays event in Los Angeles. Ray Norton is out due to a cold and throat issues. Parry O'Brien may also miss the meet after flu and sinusitis. Dallas Long and Dave Davis remain entered, with Bill Nieder possibly competing. Norton recently had two teeth extracted.
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Coliseum
Ray Norton
Parry O'Brien
Dallas Long
Dave Davis
Bill Nieder
Norton
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