Defeat Quincy In Tense Duel Ends With Ninth Inning Homer
Sam Davis homered for the Hats in the fourth to break a slump and Jack Schultz triple and score in the seventh to put Terre Haute ahead briefly. Ken Shoop and Tony Kubek both contributed, but Kubek answered with a ninth inning homer to tilt the game as Umpire Russ Fisher made a controversial double play call.
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U S Girls Swim Team Opens Guatemala City Meet
Seven U S feminine swimmers led by Pat McCormick arrive in Guatemala City for the first of four amateur meets. Teammates include Carol Tait Jo ann Roger Jo ann Berthelson Jane Young Jacqueline Brown and Jan ette Anthony from California.
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Los Angeles
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Santa Clara
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Oakland
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MIT Crew to Defend Thames Cup at Henley Regatta
MIT crew will defend the Thames Cup at Henley Royal Regatta from June 29 to July 2. Pennsylvania and Dartmouth Rowing Club also will compete in the event.
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Eisenhower Treks to Gettysburg for Farm Gifts and Plane
President Eisenhower enjoys a 32 minute trip to Gettysburg in a new four seater airplane and returns to Washington in 22 minutes. He accepts a Berkshire sow and three Black Angus cattle for his farm, plus a 1300 pound cow and a 150 pound calf from the Brandywine Angus breeders. The sow is expected to litter mid month, and Ike jokes about maternity on the farm before heading back to Washington.
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Heart of Ohio Aberdeen Angus Assa
Stengel Fears Are Borne Out In Tight Brav es Victory
Braveness: Roy Smalley ties the game with a three-run homer for the Phillies in the fourth. Stengel’s fears appear justified as the Braves win behind strong pitching and late offense. Multiple leagues noted with home runs by Mantle, Skowron, Vernon, Sievers, and Bell spanning scores and innings.
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State A.A.U. Meet Brings Strong Field To Elkhart
Elkhart hosts the state A.A.U. track and field meet with top high school champions and college veterans in a sturdy field. Notables include Hobart’s Russ Garriott the prep shot put record holder Marvin Sturgeon of Cannelton in the half mile Colum bus star Naverne Wille and ex college performers Lowell Zellers Lawton Lamb and Joe Kelly. Gregg Bell of Indiana the national A.A.U. broad jumper return to compete in his specialty.
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Indiana University
Lawton Lamb
Illinois
Joe Kelly
Loyola of
Chicago
Gregg Bell
Indiana
Carter Byfield Moves
Carter Byfield relocates amid unspecified changes in Indianapolis during early June. Details remain unclear as the report notes ongoing movements without naming destination or reason.
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Street cleaners honored at Washington lawn party
In Washington D C on June 4 the Progressive Citizens Assn hosted a lawn party for street cleaners in one of the citys nicest neighborhoods. The event offered ice cream soft drinks and cookies to recognize the workers who are often thanked at Christmas but overlooked at other times.
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Progressive Citizens Assn
Former Capital Brewer Must Serve Tax Term
Bardin convicted of tax evasion over 1944 to 1946 years. He faced claims of beer sales under OPA ceiling prices, stock buys, and under the table deals. Judges Schnackenberg and Swaim upheld the verdict with Finnegan dissenting on charge instructions.
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Southern
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Houston
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Frank McHale
Frank E. McKinney
Democratic National
National Golf Day Arrives
San Francisco June 4. National Golf Day launches with Ed Furgol and Patty Berg set to duel the champ at the San Francisco Olympic Club ahead of the 1955 National Open. Over 200000 golfers worldwide enter a $1 fee for charity with medals awarded to those who beat the champ.
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Pension Plan Study Approved by Major League Panel
Four members of the MLB players pension committee met in Cleveland to approve Retirement Plans Inc to study and recommend changes to the current pension system. Attending for management were John Galbreath and Hank Greenberg. for players, Ralph Kiner and Robin Roberts.
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Boxing Results Roundup From New York and California
Paddy Young of New York owned Billy McNeece of Central New York with 163% vs 167% edge. Gil Cadilli of San Francisco and Jaime 122 of Stockton fought to a draw in Stockton California for an expected 10 round result.
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San Francisco
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Drew
Sam Johnson predicts absences at St Andrews Open
The piece notes St Andrews hosts the British Open this year with Samuel Jackson among the absentees. It recalls his near-misses at the U.S. Open and his notoriety as a long driver, framing a quirky, era-tinged commentary on golf and fate.
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NCAA allows 20 spring basketball practice sessions
Under NCAA rules college basketball teams may conduct 20 spring practice sessions within a 30 day period, governing how teams prepare before official activities. The rule sets limits on the number of practices and the time frame to ensure parity across programs.
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Snead Thomson Clash Over British Open Glory
The piece contrasts Sam Snead and Peter Thomson as modern adventurers chasing golf success. Thomson skips the U S Open to prepare for the British Open, while Snead’s U S Open pursuit remains unresolved. The tone likens golf feuds to frontier boldness and recalls past British Open leaders.
A B C Bowling Classic Winds Up Action Sunday
Fort Wayne Indiana June 4 1953 Pfeiffer s Beer of Detroit stands 38 teams from the 1953 title and 2500 in the 52nd American Bowling Congress tournament Only one open division team remains before the classic closes Sunday The Buckeye Bowling Quintet of Cleveland trails Detroit with a 2737 score the closest behind the leader 3136 on Friday night
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Pay Big Daily Double Boston Race Result
Pay big daily double in Boston betting column notes a pair of winners and unsettled results as wagering extends across the track on June 4.
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