Gross Hasn't Lost A Game For Redlegs Since 1955
Don Gross the Cincinnati southpaw remains undefeated in decisions since 1955. In eight appearances this year he improved to 4-0 after a 6-2 win over St. Louis, backed by Wally Post and Don Hoak. The win kept Cincinnati atop Milwaukee in the NL race.
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Denies He Killed Wife In Denver Murder Case
Ernest J. Mills 33 a former convict denies killing his wife Mary Martinez Mills 26 whose body was found in a bloody refrigerator in their Denver apartment. He refused a lie detector test and extradition while Mills faces a first degree murder warrant from Denver.
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League Standings and Today’s Schedule Summary
Baseball league standings and today’s games listed with teams and pitchers. Notable results include Cincinnati 6, St. Louis 2 and multiple matchups across leagues with several games postponed or unlisted. Western League and American Association scores shown for regional context.
Rosburg Takes Shaky Lead In KC Open
Unorthodox golfer Bob Rosburg, 30, of San Francisco, fired a five under par 67 at Hillcrest Country Club to grab a shaky lead in the Kansas City Open. Lloyd Mangrum finished second with 68, while Al Besselink, Pat Schwab, Billy Maxwell, Tom Nieporte, Ed Furgol, Gary Player, and Bo Wininger shot two under 70s in a crowded chase.
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Akins Favored Over Beecham In 10 Round Welterweight Bout
Virgil Akins, 29, a St. Louis veteran and fourth to fifth ranked challenger for Carmen Basilio’s title, opens as a 7-5 favorite to beat Jim Beecham of Miami in a Capitol Arena 10 round welterweight clash. Beecham, unranked, takes the bout on short notice after Randy Sandy’s hand injury forced cancellation. NBC telecast at 8 p.m. CST.
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Three Children Die In Home Fire In Vermont
In Albans Vermont a fire destroyed three rooms of a home killing Anthony Avatare six and his brothers Kirk four and Bruce two. The blaze started in the kitchen and swept the dining room and the boys' bedroom. A neighboring family escaped unharmed as Mrs. Avatare fled to call for help.
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Pees Alexander Insurance Agency Opens Message
Pees Alexander Insurance Agency at 112 East Second Street lists phone number 33 for inquiries and policy details. This brief notice highlights available services and contact information for local residents seeking coverage.
Wet Weather Holds Up Track Work in Ottawa
Merlin Casteel, president of the Ottawa Stock Car Association Inc, said dry weather is needed to start the track project as ground remains too wet. Equipment and manpower are ready. The next association meeting is set for 7:30 Monday at city hall with Dean Driscoll reporting on membership and donated equipment.
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Patterson Jackson Title Defense Talks Heat Up at Polo Grounds
New York heavy weight champion Floyd Patterson's proposed rematch with Tommy Jackson at the Polo Grounds in late July stalls as manager Lippe Breidbart seeks 20 percent of all receipts including 176000 TV rights with blackout. Breidbart says an additional rematch clause and escrow for a possible return complicate talks. Emil Lenae, promoter, says Jackson must agree to a rematch if he wins the title.
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Ninth Day Tests Delayed By Weather At Atomic Site
The Nevada Test Organization announced a ninth straight weather related postponement delaying the first shot of the summer long atomic tests at the Atomic Site in Nevada. Weather continues to push back scheduled detonations as crews await clearer conditions for test sequencing and safety.
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Minoso Holds The Record As Most Hit By Pitchers
New York Minnie Minoso leads AL with 23 hit by pitches in a season as his long career records 100 HBP. He says pitchers target him and he tends to crowd the plate to take closer pitches. He explains his slow judging of ball direction and recounts a recent inside pitch from Whitey Ford.
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Ottawa Girls Softball Opener Tonight at Forest Park
The Ottawa girls softball team opens their home season tonight under lights at Forest Park against Pyramid Life Insurance. Mildred Crowe will pitch for Ottawa. she is a senior physical education major at Ottawa University. Budge's Hardware starts the Northeast Kansas USA league season tonight at Bonner Springs with an 8 p.m. game.
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Eastern Kansas Baseball League Receives National Franchise
The 1957 league, formed in Wichita, is issued a franchise by the Baseball Congress. Members include Tola, Brenson, Piqua, Garnett, Brazilian, and Paola, with Lindy Ingroom of Iola as president and Dale Kuns of Bronson as secretary. The split season winner will enter the 27th state tournament starting July 12 in Wichita, and an all-star game will follow the first double round with top players facing an all-star selection.
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Local Pub Welcomes All Customers Regardless of Size
A friendly sign promises welcome to every visitor offering drinks and service for both casual and large orders. The note emphasizes hospitality and a cheerful atmosphere for patrons stopping by for a pint or a tankful.
Around the World in 80 Days opens at Tower Theatre KC
Kansas City prepares for the midwestern premiere of Michael Todd's Around the World in 80 Days at the Tower Theatre. The extended run starts May 30 with a DeMolay benefit night and a gala parade featuring Shrine and officials. Roy Hill notes 8:30 nightly showings with 7:30 Sundays, 2:15 matinees midweek weekends, ticket range 1.25 to 2.00. Mail orders accepted at 12th and McGee.
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