Big Klu belts four home runs as Sox defeat Yankees 5 3
Ted Kluszewski nicknamed Big Klu homers four times to power the Chicago White Sox past the New York Yankees 5 3 at Comiskey Park. The Sox turn a late rally into a ninth inning cushion as Early Wynn allows the loss. Mantle adds a two run shot for the Yankees but Chicago holds on to stay atop the standings.
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Dick Stigman
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Detroit
Washington
Kansas City
Kluszewski
White Sox
Whitey Ford
Comiskey Park
Ryne Duren
Chicago
Early Wynn
Mickey Mantle
Turk Lown
Wynn
Bill Skowron
Machen Ready To Fight Liston After Victory
Eddie Machen expressed willingness to face Sonny Liston if the offer is right after defeating Alex Miteff in a 10 round unanimous decision at Madison Square Garden. Machen, 27, mentioned a Chicago bout on June 8 and aims to stay active, hoping Liston could be next following Johansson Patterson era talk.
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Sonny Liston
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Ore
Alex Miteff
Argentina
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Johansson-Patterson
Houston
Ingemar Johansson
Zora Folley
Chicago
Miteff
Atex
Bill Recht
Mike Parisi
Berl
Kansas Fishing Report Highlights Regional Conditions
Kansas Foresty Fish and Game Commission reports fishing conditions across the state. Northeast Kansas lakes show fair to good for black bass crappie channels bullheads and bluegill. several rivers and reservoirs show varying results from poor to excellent for species including drum carp walleye and white bass. Notable spots include Kanopolis Reservoir excellent for white bass crappie and walleyes and Webster Reservoir excellent for channels and walleyes with strong bass and crappie activity.
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Kansas Foresty, Fish and Game Commission
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Nemaha County
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Kahola Lake
Herington City
Council Grove City
Chase County
Kaw River
Neosho River
Fair River
Toronto
Woodson County
Verdigris
Neosho
Lovewell
Cheyenne Bottoms
Ottawa County
Kanopolis
Big
Little Blue Rivers
Saline
Solomon Rivers
Scott County
Webster
Arkansas River
Snead Trails By Five As Sam Snead Festival Halfway
Dave Marr led the Sam Snead Festival at White Sulphur Springs after two rounds with a 134 total, two strokes ahead of Gary Nixon and Babe Lichardus. Snead, despite a history of low final rounds, sat 11th at 189 after slipping in today’s action as Gardner Dickinson dropped to a four-man tie for fourth with a 72 featuring the day’s swing.
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Dave Marr
Houston
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Snead
Marr
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Babe Lichardus
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Lichardus
Gardner Dickinson
Braves Lead ECAC Track Meet In Salina Victory
Ottawa Braves defend KC Conference title with two field event wins and multiple placings at Salina ECAC meet. Gerald Siscey won shot put 47-1 and Marvin Wilson broad jumped 21-11 1/5, giving Ottawa 37 1/5 points while Bethel trailed second with 27. Final standings list Southwestern 23, College of Emporia 16, McPherson 14, Baker 13-5, Friends 11-5.
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Marvin Wilson
Braves
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Tom Kinder
Doug Thye
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Kinder
Thye
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Friends
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Wilson
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Kwu
Hinner
Gardt
Rempel
Epps
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Copeland
Abbott
DeLay
Costa
Maak
B. Wilson
J. Smith
Temper
Sterling
Need Fast Mile To Win In Modesto Showdown
Australian Herb Elliott eyes another four minute mile to win as Cyrol Burleson faces him in Modesto after Burleson set a American record with a 3 38.6 mile. Elliott won the Coliseum relays 1500 in 3 45.4 over Laszlo Tabori, while Dallas Long topped the shot put and Dave Davis vanished from town en route to Omaha.
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Herb Elliott
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America
Cyrol Burleson
California
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Burleson
Oregon
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Laszlo Tabori
Tabori
Dallas Long
USC
Parry O’brien
Long
Bill Nieder
O'Brien
Nieder
Dave Davis
Los Angeles Striders
Davis
Omaha
Neb
York
Dave
Frisco Drops Out Of Basketball League
Chicago AP report says San Francisco has withdrawn from the National Industrial Basketball League the third team to quit after the season. Sponsor Allen J. Lefferdink Enterprises of Boulder cites operating costs. Peoria and Wichita had already dropped out, leaving six teams in the league.
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Allen J. Lefferdink Enterprises
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Wichita
Pirates Take 1-Run Win In 12th For NL Lead
Bob Clemente sparked a 12th inning rally with a two-out single that drove in two runs and gave the Pittsburgh Pirates a 5-4 victory over the Giants. Clemente extended his hot stretch to 15 of 16 as Pittsburgh won their fourth straight and widened the NL lead. Fred Green earned the win while Sam Jones took the loss after giving up the decisive runs in the 12th.
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Harvey Kuenn
Tito Francona
Vic Power
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Boston
Stigman
Don Buddin
Ray Boone
Frank Malzone
Red Sox
Tigers
Ainglés
Norm Cash
Frank Bolling
Hoyt Wilhelm
Milt Pappas
Charlie Maxlwell
Walt Dropo
Tom Morgan
Don Mossi
Clemente
Bucs
Giants
Pirates
Andre Rodgers
Jim Davenport
Hobie Landrith
Sam Jones
Pittssburgh
Harvey Haddix
Second Round Set for Women’s Golf Tourney in Ottawa
The second round of play in the Women’s Golf Tourney at Ottawa Country Club will be played Tuesday May 24. Ad ditional pairings will be announced by hostesses Mrs Harold F Crawford and Mrs Harry Worthington at the luncheon. Winner of the golf ball last week for low net on putts was Mrs W F Kramer.
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Ottawa Country Club
Harold F. Crawford
Harry Worthington
W. F. Kramer
Major League Expansion Talked
Major League owners discussed expansion options if the Continental League fails to start in 1961. Proposals include adding a ninth N L team in New York and an A L club in Houston, or transferring Cincinnati to New York, with the N L opposing expansion and needing unanimous consent.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
NEW York
Chicago
Houston
Cincinnati
Kansas Heads For Its Ninth Track Title
AMES Iowa AP Kansas was headed for its ninth straight Big Eight outdoor track title today after a versatile display in preliminaries. Kansas qualified 23 athletes, Missouri 12, Oklahoma 11, Kansas State 7, Nebraska 7, Colorado 7, Oklahoma State 6, Iowa State 2. Tidwell led in the 100 and 220 heats but did not defend his title. Stucker of Kansas State favored in the 110 hurdles. Teddy Woods of Colorado expected to win the 440. the half mile features Mullins Nebraska and others as Stone of Oklahoma State posted best 880 time.
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Iowa
Kansas
Jayhawks
Missouri
Oklahoma
Kansas State
Nebraska
Colorado
Oklahoma State
Iowa State
Charlie Tidwell
Tidwell
Rex Stucker
Teddy Woods
Bob Tague
Bob Groszek
Bill Stone
Bill Dotson
Joe Mullins
Stone
Baseball Scores: Weekend Results Across Leagues
Friday Cleveland fell to Boston 2 4 as Chicago beat New York 5 3 Detroit bested Baltimore 4 3 while Washington rainout at Kansas City. Saturday NY Chicago Washington KC Baltimore Detroit Boston Cleveland. Sunday Washington Chicago New York Kansas City Boston Detroit Baltimore Cleveland. Pittsburgh San Francisco 6 4 San Francisco Philadelphia 6 Los Angeles 4 St Louis Cincinnati 1 Chicago Milwaukee ppd fog. Monday LA Pittsburgh N Chicago Cincinnati N Only games scheduled.
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Dick Stigman
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Pirates
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Roy Face
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Billy Lees
Don Hoak
Dick Groat
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Fred Green
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Colorado regents tax students for Buffalo games
University of Colorado students must buy $6 season tickets for home football and $3 for basketball next fall and winter. The $9.96 athletic fee stays but covers only minor sports. Budget officer Bartram warns of a $50,000 deficit, noting two Buffalo home games clash with Air Force and Boulder profits lag behind Oklahoma and Nebraska. Regents expect about $37,000 more revenue.
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Bill Ding
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