Brakeshoe Cafeteria Wins B League Bowling Title
Brakeshoe Cafeteria defeated Glaize & Bro 2931 to 2820 to claim the B League championship at Health Center Alleys. Joe Zimmerman led Brakeshoe with a 162 game and 635 total, while Jackie Billmyer and Willie Slonaker also broke 600 for the night. Brakeshoes advance to a city championship rolloff vs White's Purol.
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Brakeshoe Cafeteria
Glaize & Bro
Glaize
Brakeshoe
Joe Zimmerman
Jackie Billmyer
Willie Slonaker
Slonaker
Brakeshoes
White's Purol
Zimmerman
Billmyer
Jim Fiddler
Aikens
Jim Morgan
Paul Carper
Jackie Bill
Bimyer
Fiddler
Eee
Brakeshoe Cafe Sionaker
Loy
Morgan
Wenn
Chisox Bump Yankees 3 1 as Pascual wins
Chicago White Sox end an eight game win streak with a 3 1 victory over the New York Yankees at Yankee Stadium. Camilo Pascual pitched seven solid hits for Washington? No, Rays? The report notes Pascual’s seven hit shutout and Billy Pierce’s six win. Chicago wins their lead in the American League.
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Chisox
Yankees
Pascual
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
al Lopez
Yankee Stadium
Billy Pierce
White Sox
Billy
Chicago
Whitey Ford
New York
Larry Doby
Bobby Richardson
Jim Landis
Jim Rivera
Major Leaguers Lead In Batting and Pitching Stats
Based on 75 at bats Aaron of Milwaukee leads with a .360 batting average and 31 runs. Furillo of Brooklyn and Aaron tie for 29 RBIs, Aaron also co-leads with 11 home runs, while Mays leads with 15 stolen bases. Pitching data lists Gomez of New York with a 61 857 stat line and Arroyo of Pittsburgh with 37 strikeouts.
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Milwaukee
Furillo
Brooklyn
Schoendienst
New York
Hoak
Cincinnaii
Musial
St. Louis
Walls
Chicago
Bouchee
Philadelphia
Mays
Gomez
Arroyo
Pittsburgh
Williams
Ton
Sievers
Washington
Simpson
Kansas City
Plews
Nieman and Boyd
Baltimore
Kuenn
Detroit
Graff
McDougald
Boston
Landis
Gallup poll on water fluoridation from 1953 report
The Amerian Institute of Public Opinion on May 22, 1953 found 68 of 100 heard of fluoridation, up from 56 in January 1952. Of the 68, 7 lived where fluoridation was used and 61 did not. Among those 61, 36 favored fluoridation, 10 opposed, 15 had no opinion.
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Gallup
American Institute of Public Opinion
Boston press box remains male sanctuary amid protest
Doris O Donnell of the Cleveland News was denied admission to the Fenway Park press box for an Indians Red Sox game. She sat in a rooftop box instead and noted her travels covering baseball on road trips. Cleveland manager Kirby Farrell vetoed her visit, calling it no place for a lady.
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Chico Carrasquel
Cleveland
Boston
Red Sox
Tribe
Billy Klaus
Klaus
al Smith
Reno Bertoia
Paul Foytack
Detroit
Boston P
Baseball
Baseball Writers Assn
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Cleveland News
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Boston Red
Miss O'Donnell
Cleveland Press
Russia
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Washington
New York
Yankee Stadium
Kirby Farrell
O’donnell
Farrell
Mirst
Brown Faces Kenny Lane in ABC Televised Lightweight Bout
Henry Toothpick Brown returns to action after six months to challenge Kenny Lane in a 10 round lightweight bout on ABC TV. Lane, 12 straight wins, holds a 50 fight record with 45 victories. Brown, 24-11-2, will seek an upset after a prior hand injury and a recent knockout defeat.
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Detroit
Philadelphia
Kenny Lane
Henry
Brown
Abc-Tv
Paolo Rosi
Lane
Joe Brown
Basis for Salvage Ship Payment
Salvage ships are paid only for work that succeeds. No payment if salvage fails or if the distressed ship saves itself before arrival. Rates depend on the extent and risks of the job and are set by court and national traditions or by agreement between salvage firms and insurers.
Winchester Golf Team Extends Lead In Sunday Matches
Winchester opened a two point edge on Fairfax as Wilson Pugh and Ralph Grimm blanked leaders. Dr Clayton Anderson and Tom Whitham won 3-0 over Purcellville, Harold Foreman and Allen Thompson defeated Frederick 3-0.
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Winchester
Fairfax
Wilson Pugh
Ralph Grimm
Winchester Golf Club
Clayton Anderson
Tom Whitham
Purcellville
Harold Foreman
Allen Thompson
Frederick
George Garber
Courtney Grim
Martinsburg
Lewis Hyde
Bill Barnette
Front Royal
Mary Hyde
Dorothy McGuire
Mary Manuel
Baseball Standings and Schedule From AP Eastern Standings
The American League standings show Chicago and Cleveland leading with 19 18 wins respectively, New York 17, Detroit 13, and Kansas City 13. Today’s schedule features Chicago at New York 1 p.m. and Cleveland at Boston 1 p.m. with other matchups listed.
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Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Kansas City
Baltimore
Washington
Wilson
Bucks
Boston
Daley
Brewer
Morgan
Abernathy
Hoeft
Ceccarelli
Big Ten Debates Elite Athlete Scholarship Plan
EVANSTON The Big Ten athletic directors begin preliminary talks on changes to the conference financial aid for athletes. Proposals go to faculty reps meeting Friday and Saturday. Expected unanimous approval of an amendment to grant board, room, books, tuition and fees to graduates in the upper quarter of their high school class, regardless of need.
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Big Ten
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Johnny's Sport Shop
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