Expansion to Third Loop Endorsed Unanimously by All Major League Owners
Major and minor league baseball officials discussed a possible third major league to begin within four to five years. Ten criteria include financial responsibility a 25 000 seat park a 154 game schedule and player pension participation. Cities named include New York Buffalo New Orleans Dallas Fort Worth Minneapolis Saint Paul Montreal Seattle Mexico City and Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Harrison
Columbus
Ohio
Ford
William Shea
New York
Majors Committee On Baseball
Frick
Buffalo
New Orleans
Dallas-Fort Worth
Minneapolis- St. Paul
Montreal
Seattle
Mexico City
Toronto
North Carolina funds aid guard at Henderson mills
A subcommittee allocated 750000 dollars to cover 300 guard troops expenses at two Harriet Henderson textile mills amid a six month strike by the Textile Workers Union of America. The money joins the contingency fund pending House Senate approval. Police reported calm, Mills run two shifts. In Henderson, Judge Mallard jailed five men and suspended three others in strike violence cases. seven strikers faced rioting charges with mixed outcomes.
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Raleigh
N.C
National Guard
Henderson
Joint Appropriations
House
Senate
Luther Hodges
Harriet - Henderson
Textile Workers Union of America
Vance County Superior Court
Raymond Mallard
Boston 5 Kansas City 0 in Thursday action
Major league schedule shows Boston routed Kansas City 5 to 0 in the lone Thursday game. Saturday features Detroit at Cleveland New York at Baltimore and Washington at Boston. Sunday slate includes Detroit at Cleveland Chicago at Kansas City and New York at Baltimore with two Pittsburgh losses last night and a St. Louis setback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago
Kansas City
New York
Baltimore
Washington
Boston
W. L. Pet. G.B
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Philadelphia
L. Pet. G.B
United Brethren No. 1 tops Church League with 1642 set
United Brethren No. 1 clinched the Church League half title by sweeping Mt. Pleasant for a 1642 set as part of a 556 515 571 trio. Ronnie Shickle led UB with 150 and Paul Carper 144. Wingfield led the opposition with 396 in the set. PMID
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United Brethren No. 1
Mt. Pleasant
Congregational Christian
Ronnie Shickle
Paul Carper
Shickle
Carper
Bob Harrison
United Brethren No. 2
Clifford Nichol
Turk Wingfield
Congregational
Wingfield
Donald Smith
Kenny Lake
Kenzil Timbrook
Market St. Methodist
Cork St. Christian
Ed Lillis
Inwood UB
James Gowdy
Grace Bible Fellowship
Church of Christ
Doug Sirbaugh
Owen Hoagland
Braddock St. Methodist
Riley Loy
Braddock St
Briscoe Ginn
Bill Keyton
Richard Sheetz
Church League United Brethren
Timbrook
Aikens
Market St
New Sign at NCSU Campus Reads Yield Not to Temptation
Raleigh AP reports traffic officers installed a new sign at a busy campus intersection that reads Yield. A passerby added Not to temptation, creating a curious second message tied to the original directive on campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh, N.C
North Carolina State College
X15 Flies Fourth Time Suspended by B52 at Edwards
At Edwards Air Force Base California the X15 rocket plane completed its fourth propulsion test in a mission suspended by a B52 bomber. The Air Force reported all went well as the craft aimed for a 10 mile altitude at speeds over 4000 mph. Composer Arthur Schwartz is noted as both a songwriter and a lawyer.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Air Force
Arthur Schwartz
Louisa
Resolution Pays Tribute to Rhodes
A Virginia Merit System Council resolution honors John Q Rhodes former unemployment compensation commissioner for 17 years. It notes Rhodes leadership balancing public and individual interests. Rhodes also served as assistant attorney general state motor vehicles commissioner and House of Delegates member. The piece ends with an unrelated note about Andy Razari real name Andreamentania Paul Razarinkerriefo.
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Richmond
John Q. Rhodes
Virginia Merit System Council
Rhodes
Virginia
Reeden
House of Delegates
Boxing results from Associated Press card
Fights featured Mauro Vazquez over Cisco Andrade by decision in Los Angeles. Ontario Molina stopped Pajarito Gonzalez in Brownsville. Roque Maravilla outpointed Cal Brad in Boise. Tatsumi outpointed Kaizu in Tokyo. Zeke Lucero outpointed Teddy Hall in Aberdeen.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Mauro Vazquez
Mexico City
Cisco Andrade
Compton
Calif
Brownsville
Tex
Ontario Molina
Corpus Christi
Pajarito Gonzalez
Reynosa
Mexico
Boise
Idaho
Roque Maravilla
Nampa
Cal Brad
Oakland
Tokyo
Hachiro Tatsumi
Japan
Fumio Kaizu
Aberdeen
Wash
Zeke Lucero
Sacramento
Teddy Hall
Seattle
Pittsburgh Beats St Louis to End Four-Game Slide
Pittsburgh manager Danny Murtaugh shuffled the lineup after a curfew lecture and the club snapped a four losses in five games streak with a 7-2 win at St Louis. In other NL action the Phillies ended an eight-game skid with a 3-0 victory at Chicago and Kansas City beat Boston 5-0 in the AL.
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Pittsburgh
Danny Murtaugh
St. Louis
Murtaugh
Bucs
Dick Groat
Dick Schofield
Rocky Nelson
Ted Kluszewski
Dick Stuart
Philadelphia Phillies
Chicago
Ruben Gomez
Kansas City
Boston
Handley High School Band Concert Tonight
Handley High School presents its 12th annual spring concert in the auditorium at 8 PM with the Handley Hi Notes a new 14 piece dance group. Senior players include Wayne Anderson Elaine Boyer Joy Breckenridge George Dove Sue Gott Garnet Horner and others.
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Handley High School
Handley Hi Notes
Galen Strance
Olivadoll
Holmes
McDowell
Davis
Galway
James Riley
Wanda Edwards
Joyce Miller
Susan Bly
Fillmore
Holst
Ballet Parisien
Ofenbach
Orth
Hermann
Basin Street Blues
Williams
Warrington
Dedrick
Birdland
Handley
Wayne Anderson
Elaine Boyer
Joy Breckenridge
George Dove
Sue Gott
Garnet Horner
Richard Rush
Terry Jones
George Lanahan
Roseanna Oates
Maurice Parlett
Charles Rinker
Betty Ann Royall
Former Batting Champion Joins Boston Red Sox Roster
Bobby Avila, the 1954 AL batting champion with a .170 average, is now a Red Sox property after General Manager Bucky Harris purchased him from Baltimore for an undisclosed sum to bolster infield depth and pinch hitting.
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Boston
Bobby Avila
Boston Red Sox
Bucky Harris
Avila
Baltimore
Venuti Sings Ain't Doin' Bad Doin' Nothin
Jazz violinist Joe Venuti of Paul Whiteman's orchestra for eight years wrote Ain't Doin' Bad Doin' Nothin. He cannot provide a birthplace address since he was born at sea.
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Joe Venuti
Paul Whiteman
Shenandoah Race Results Summary Card
Race by race results from Shenandoah with purses 1000 dollars. Gaddie River a leads in race one, Game Chance and Heartache place in race two, Gang Girl and Satan's Staff top three in race three, Ace Cheval and Jolly Jim lead race four, Mountain Fury and Riversee figure in race five, Tom Jackson and Peter s Joy listed in race six, Mr Bowie and Mr R C top in race seven, Djiboux and Ghost Town head race eight, Shindig and Cherry Branch run in race nine.
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Gaddie
Rivera
Osagian
Josephick
Mary's Mint
Ganbardella
Game Chance
Cutshaw
Heartache
Parker
Byanip
Franciotti
Gang Girl
Small
Satan's Staff
Phelps
Scarlet Sands
Goodwin
Ace Cheval
Cape
Jolly Jim
Kirk
Beep
Sollars
Mountain Fury
Riversee
Gramond
McGovern
Tom Jackson
Matinee Doll
Peter’'s Joy
Mr. Bowie
Gordon
Mr. R. C
Liksgood
Gambardella
Djiboux
Ghost Town
San Dolores
Cherry Branch
Little Weeper
Liddle
Rookie Golfer Leads Memphis $25,000 Open
Milwaukee rookie Tom Veech opened the Memphis Open with a 7 under par 63 at Colonial Country Club to lead by one stroke. Behind him are two veterans, Al Besselink and Jay Hebert, each at 65, with five more big names at 66 including Art Wall Jr, Bo Wininger, Pete Cooper, Ernie Vossler and Doug Ford.
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Memphis, Tenn
Tom Veech
Milwaukee
Veech
Colonial Country Club
al Besselink
Jay Hebert
Besselink
Grossinger
N. Y
Hebert
Lafayette
Art Wall Jr
Pocono Manor
Bo Wininger
Odessa
Tex
Pete Cooper
Lakeland, Fla
Ernie Vossler
Midland
Doug Ford
Paradise
Fla
Lamas to Pay 1500 a Year for Daughter Support
Argentine born actor Fernando Lamas, 43, must pay 1500 annually for support of his 12 year old daughter from a previous marriage. He agreed after a court conference with ex wife Lidia 34. Daughter Alexandra resides in Buenos Aires.
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Los Angeles
Fernando Lamas
Arlene Dahl
Lidia
Alexandra
Buenos Aires
U.S. Steel Becomes First Billion Dollar Private Enterprise
In 1901 U.S. Steel Corp achieved a historic milestone becoming the first private company valued at a billion dollars. This landmark shift marked a new era in American industry with massive scale and influence.
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U.S. Steel Corp
Sunnyside Teams Shine In League Doubleheader Action
Jess Donald struck out 13 as Headquarters topped the Mountaineers 10 0 in a dominating win. Sunnyside edged Market 7 6 behind George Stickley in a tight Church League affair. Lucky Inn beat TACs 8 2 as Bill Brannon delivered the big hit. Tonight and tomorrow feature twinbill games and local matchups.
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Jess Donald Whiffs
The
Mountaineers
Jess Donald
Headquarters Company
National Guard
Headquarters
Donald
O'Connell
Renner
D. Connor
Slonaker
Jess
P. Greenwell
W. Luecke
Connor
Greenwell
Luecke
Cochran
Mountaineer
Pop
Sunnyside
Market
Hickerson
George Stickley
Strawderman
S. Shirley
Stickley
Lucky Inn
Tacs
Jim Harrell
Billy Kerns
Roxy Hockman
Bill Brannon
Grace Bible Phostars
Braddock Methodist
R. H. Hummer
Clarke County Esso
Bethel Cubs
Buckley Lages
Bethea to Fight Miteff in Garden Heavyweight Bout
New York scene as Wayne Bethea of New York faces Argentina’s Alex Miteff in a heavyweight clash at Madison Square Garden. NBC covers the card by radio and TV starting at 9 p.m. EST marking the Garden’s first ring show since March 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Madison Square Garden
Alex Miteff
Argentina
Wayne Bethea
NBC
Parking Lot Owner Plans Appeal Over Fine
Dallas AP Everett Norton will appeal a $5 fine for illegal parking on his lot. Police say his car extended into a public walkway, while Norton claims the walkway is on his property.
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Dallas
Everett Norton
Norton
Connolly Retires From Tennis After Leg Injury
Maureen Connolly, former U S and Wimbledon champion, retires from tournament play due to a leg injury suffered during horseback riding.
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Maureen Connolly
U.S
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