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By wHrEN BASSOW
MOSCOW (UP) — A scrappy
American basketball team made
good on its boast to win by
"bigger margins" when it camel
from behind Saturday to beat an
all-star Russian team for the sec-
ond straight day 81-6S before
15000 fans at the Lenin Stadium:
Sports Palace
The US girls' team didn't fare
so well however as they dropped
their second game in as many
days ARAI to a Soviet quintet
Howie Crittenden of the Peoria'
Caterpillars led the US men
scorers with 13 points while Bob'
Jeangerard former Colorado star
and Dick Boushka ex-St Louis'
University ace who now plays for
the Wichita Vickers each contrib-:
uted 11 points to help offset a:
15-point performance by Russia's
7-foot 3-inch 'Van Kruminsh !
' As In Fridays game which they
also won 74-68 the Americans
again were forced to come from
behind but they fulfilled a prom:
—
ise to beat the Russians by a
bigger margin than they man
aged In the first game
1
"We underestimated the Rus-sians"
said Burdette Haldorson
of the Phillips Oilers after the
first victory The score will
never be that close again"
The Americans passed much'
more effectively and threw up a
tighter defense in Saturday's'
game although they never com-I
pletely bottled up the huge Krum-!
insh and his surprisingly deft tap-
In shots
US Ambassador LIewelyn
- Thompson and many members of
the American embassy were
among the spectators
In the contest between the girls'
teams the US squad came from
behind to tie the score six times'
but the Russians consistently out-1
passed them took a 37-36 lead in
- the llth minute of the second half
and never were headed
parbara Sipes and Nera White
of Iowa WesieJan College scored
11 and 9 points respectively for
the Americans while Nina ?ere
mina led the winners with 13
points
eValOr pa'
Banned by HCAA
In Jump Events
KANSAS CITY Mo (UP)—Ele-
vator shoes used by I Russian to
top the world record in the high
jump and tried by at least one
US collegian were banned Satur-
day by the National Collegiate
Athletic Assn
The track and field rules corn-
0 mittee of the NCAA prohibits the
use of a built-up shoe having a
total thickness of sole and inner
sole in excess of approximately
5-16 of an Inch for the running
high jump pole vault broad jump
and hop step Ind jump events
At Leningrad last July 13 1957 Probable
Yuri Stepanov cleared 7 feet 121
inches to better the world mark of' Pitchers
7 feet 1i inch set by the USA's'
Charles Dumas In 1956 Sunday's Probable P
However Stepanov was wearing By United Press
extra thick-soled shoes and the Won-Lost Records in Pa
International Amateur athletic American Leagul
Federation did not recognize the Detroit at Cleveland (
jump The !AAP' also is expectecL—Fm-tack (2-0) snd Hoer
to ban elevator shoes at its sumjGarria (0-0) and Score
mer meeting in Stockholm I New York at Balti
Texas Tech high jumper Debigames)—Larsen (2-0) ar
Thornton began wearing this typel(") VS Hershman (
of shoes this spring for orthopedic10De11 (1-2)-
reasons because of an arch injured Kansas City at Chicai
In high school (1-01 vs Pierce (0-2) 4
But Southern Methodist track (0M)
Coach McAdoo Keaton complained Washington at Boston—
when Thornton beat SNItrs aces' er (M) vs Brewer (1-1
Berth l Holmgren and Don Stewart National Leagut
Thornton reluctantly agreed not to Pittsburgh S t Cinci
: — wear the shoes anymore eames)—Kline (0-2) an
1
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In its ruling today the NCAA1("-u) vs Nuxhall (0-0) at
'"' specified that basketball type shoes1(2-0)
may be worn providing the sole1 Philadelphia at Milwat
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DES MOINES (UP)---Jim Grelle
of Oregon scatnpered to a new
collegiate mile record for the
Drake Relays Saturday upsetting
Australian Alex Henderson with a
spurt in the last '220 yards for a
time of 4:079
Grelle's clocking broke the rec-
ord of 4: 107 set by Deadon Jones
of Iowa for collegiate competitors
in the Drake program last year
He was the underdog to Hender-
son who Friday set a an col-
legiate record of 8:513 for the
Henderson Sets Pace
Henderson set the pace for the
first three quarters but Grelle
whose best this year was 4:06:7
From then on Hs finishing kick
simply widened the margin and
he had a 10-yard advantage at the
tape Henderson too broke the
old record with a time of 4:014
Grelle's performance in 48-de-I
gree temperature before a crowd
of 15000 stood out even though
one other individual meet record
and two relay records were
broken
Jack Smyth of Houston (one of'
two defending individual eham-1
pions to retain a crown) set a new
hop step and jump mark with 4R
feet 914 Inches He held the old
mark of 48 feet 512 inches at-
tained last year -0
Relay records fell to Howard
Payne with a time of 7:394 in the
college two-mile relay and to Ten-
nessee Ma with I:256 in the col-
lege half mile relay Arizona State
held the old two-mile mark a
tenth of a second slower while
North Texas State had the half-
'mile record of 1:258
Wheeler Wins Again
Ted Wheeler of Iowa City a for
mer University of Iowa runner
repeated as victor in the ienvita-
tional mile but his time was
4:111 compared to 4:089 which
he registered a year ago
Ira Murchison Western Michi-
gan won the 100-yard dash in
0:09 5 a tenth of a second off the
record while Bob Henry Minne-
isota took the shot put with a toss
lof 55 feet 9 inches Bruce Parker
Texas took the javelin with a
!throw of 221 feet 5 inches while
there was a three-way tie at 14
feet 4 inches in the pole vault be-
tween Ed Hoyle Marquette Ken
Pollard Nebraska and Jim John-
ston Purdue
One of two defending champions
I Wilt Chamberlain of Kansas MIS
dethroned in the high jump when
'three men—Jim Whetstine Art-
!zona State Ron Mitchell Illinois
and Bertil Holmgren Southern
!Methodist—leaped 6 feet 6 inches
ITexas' touted relay teams came
i through In only two events taking
the university mile in 3:119 and
-the distance medley In 9:576 The
'Longhorns were upset by Okla-
homa State In two others the
!half-mile in 1:249 and the quarter
'mile in 0:414
Garcia (0-0) and Score (2-1)
New York at Baltimore (2
gi-trnes)--Larsen (2-0) and Shantz
'(1-0) vs Harshmart (2-0) and
'O'Dell (1-2)
Kansas City at Chicap—Urban:
(1-01 vs Pierre (0-2) or Moore'
(0-0)
Washington at Boston—Kemmer-
er (0-0) vs Brewer (I-1)
National League
I Pittsburgh S t Cincinnati (2
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Sunday's Probable Pitchers
By United Press
WonLost Records in Parentheses
American League
Detroit at Cleveland (2 games)
--Fo!-tack (2-0S snd Hoeft (1-0) vs
riusuurign uL uncinnau k
eames)—Kline (0-2) and Daniels
(0-0) vs Nuxhall (0-0) and Purkey
(2-0)
1 Philadelphia at Milwaukee—San
ford (I-1) vs Burdette (1-1)
St Louis at Los Angeles—Jones
(0-1) vs Podres (2-0)
Chicago ot San Francisco—Drott
and inner sole thickness is rot in
excess of approximately 1i inch
and the heel is of the same ap-
proximate thickness as the com-
bined sole and inner sole
The legendary swan song is
song without music since the
legend refers to the mute swan
of Europe 1
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eg Is Broken
War Dogs Lose
I To Kansas in
Ketchum Play
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Senators Win Over
Red Sox Tivahten
Hold on 2nd Place
LOUISVILLE Ky (UP)—Jockey!
Bill Hartack scheduled to ride the!
favored Tim Tam in the Kentucky!
Derby next Saturday was thrown !
in the starting gate at Churchill
Downs Saturday and suffered a1
fractured left leg
Dr George Dwyer Jr the track'
physician said Hartack definitely
could not ride in the Derby
Hartack suffered a fracture of
the fibula bone in the lower third
of the left leg near the ankle"
the doctor said "I'm going to tell
him he can't ride In the Derby"
Dwyer said the fracture would
take four to six weeks to mend
It is not serious however and
should not affect Hartack's career
Hartack was thrown when the
2-year-old filly Quail Egg reared
in the starting gate before the
start of the second race The filly
apparently was startled when an-
other filly in the field Donna De-
bra threw jockey R L Baird and
bolted
Hartack was taken to a hospital
where his agent Chick Lang dis-
closed "the break was between the
ankle and the knee"
Kansas eliminated Miami's War
Dogs 9 to 2 Friday night in semis
'finals of the Ketchum invitational
'baseball tournament
In the other semi-final game
'under the Ketchum lights Friday
night Stilwell won over Adair 9
to 4
Kansas and Stkiwell were to
! play last night for the champion-
! ship
! Miami's two runs against Kan-
! sas were scored in the third in-
fling Mike Lanning who received
base on balls scored on Jack
1eake's double Raymond Gibson
reached base on a single and
scored from third on Tom Forbes'
'sacrifice fly to center field
Tom Peck went all the way on
the mound for Coach John Lingo's
War Dogs Gibson caught
Next scheduled game for
Miami is against Joplin's Eagles
on May 5 In Joplin The War
Dogs will play in the regional
Class A tournament May 8-10
sults included: Miami 7 Blue-
jacket 2 Kansas 7 Big Cabin 2:
Ketchum 14 Strang 4 Adair 3
(1-0) vs Gomez (2-0) hurler came in for Dick Hyde in
1 the ninth after the submarine ball I
specinlist walked Billy Consolo
'and issued his first hit in 3 1-3
i frames of relief to pinch - hitter
'Gene Stephens The Red Sox got
lone run when Eddie Yost bobbled
l Don Buddin's grounder but Clev-
enger forced Pete Runnels to hit
into a double play and then after
walking Ted Williams fanned
'Jackie Jensen
Hyde who relieved starter Hal
Griggs in the fourth inning re-
ceived credit for his first decision
of the year The loss was charged
to Willard Nixon lifted after three'
innings and was his third straight:
of the season
Roy Seivers the American
Leagues leader in homers and
runs batted in last year and
Rocky Bridges paced the Senators'
with three singles
Regular Cr transport routes
now connect every psrt of the
world
MIAMI DAILY NEWS-RECORD MIAMI OKLAHOMA
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I 4 i it 30" 4 Orioles
--i 100! six days ago in New York Set for state
Tf- -' - :4--- - their two-game losing streak with a 2-0 victory over the
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a 4 : I 4 4 w 'yr
ke Turley pitched a four hit shutout
against his ex-teammates and he
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only hit off the husky right-hander eet In O Co
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tr4: kJ: 'i'i!::1 A of Gil McDouald b Al M
t '"' I Rinns Dndgers kas a bouncing single to the right' Miami high school's - 4 4 f t:'! "' - v ' v:Af ':'' 4! ' o shortstop gy ii i fcmr-maa
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14- 4-' 'lk ttt ' s Pilarcik with two out In the sixth accompanied by Coa
golf team ch
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''''v LOS ANGELES ft:131—The St inning Pilarcik stole second to Bill Smith will leave Tuesday
N ' ''' 4 4 0 outfielder Gene Green
1 ' '' ''' ''''P' Louis Cardinals sparked by rookie become the only Oriole to ad -i morning for the two-day Mat"
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t:' - - ‘ 's first ma- vance that far all nfternoon but schoolboy tournament which open4
Gene Woodling lined out to Hank i Wednesday on the Lincoln Par
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Bauer in right field course at Oklahoma City
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s innings Angeles SDato:ctirgdear‘s to 4d defeat r eth F30 ot five as the Yankees beat Bill
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' '30 - -: - '' -' ' fa - ' ns in Memorial Coliseum I Loes of the Orioles for the second' pie and Dick Neel—will play a
' ' '41"111 -'4 '?6' ' ' t &-A ' Losing pitcher Danny McDevitttinie this sPason Loes gave up ! practice round on the Lincoln
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A LØss114 ''''''-'3 --- ''k-' ' f----oie-- ' -' ' pitched six innings of shutout' five hits and also struck out five links Tuesday afternoon
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baseball as the Dodgers gave him- before being lifted for a pinch members of two of the state's
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ach E G Grieshaber poses with members of his undefeated North- a two-run cushion until Green Pot hitter in the eighth inning Georgel leading tearhs — Harding and
from left are Jerry Statham of Bartlesville Luis Cruz of LaPsz l his homer in the seventh with Ken Zuverink finished for the Orioles Northeast of Oklahoma city
(neellng are Dewayne Treece and Johnny Gough both of Picher 1 Boyer on base Green's homer tied l and allowed two bits in the ninth 1 Harding won the four - mai
J scores over Joplin St John's of Parsons and Arkansas City the score at '2-2 but in the eighthlinning but escaped without being' championship of the Miami invil
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In Tuesday I inning the Cards pushed overlscored on 1
i tational which drew 15 teams hers
i four runs on as many singles 1 The Yankees picked up theirion April 14 Miami was runner-ul
t aalnl ies two to charged r when run egiin Berra a second drew a inning walk in f that Northeastern tournament Andy PHarkell
en ar
F u ports a ttN'o'ollocr the
Devi't d
Clem Lanle I and scored on a double off the k:f Tulsa Cascia Ball shared mect
I ee in lamiltthmeo fr s t h be a tnt ninth dt h bto a c akc 0 ri ne I lAe nt td v f i e CI da revvalal b
accounted
w n b Gino Cimoli flied Yankees' other run
uvnt:d1cDfoorugatlhde lalGist honoirsi xionn totheHNalridamngi meetal
with a two- ist of the state schoolboy tourna
1 bottom Dodgers
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iteit ifat last a tied t with Bo
local sports calendar will be crowded with events from I out m ith two men on base to end out bases-empty homer
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pm n ltrlt or hira
Tuesday through Friday of this week The schedule follows: the belated threat and of the year in the fourths sec-
UNBEATEN NORSE NETMEN—Coach E G Grieshaber poses with members of his undefeated North-
eastern A&M tennis team Stu( ling from left are Jerry Statham of Bartlesville Lids Cruz of La Pea
Bolivia and Bob Parker Bixby Kneeling are Deaayne Treece and Johnny Gough both of Picher
The Norsemen have won by lop-sided scores over Joplin St John's of Parsons and Arkansas City
twice They will play at Parsons on Tuesday
This Week in Miam
uic uciaLu Lill Lilii 1 "" S' '''' )'' l i" IIIC 1"1 '11 Ryan of Cascia Hall for third plac
TUESDAY—Region 3 National Junior College Athletic Assn i
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in the medalist race of the tourne
track meet for Kansas colleges and Northeastern AWI at Norse ! Cardinal captain Alvin Dark led inning-
major a 1
l
Stadium beginning at 1 pm his mates at the plate with three
Turleyd 4
WEDNESDAY—Verdigris Valley conference track meets for high hits in five appearances as Stan 011 e li mis one-hitter was the sec-ted the Chicago White Sox iiere Ryan Oklahoma junio
d of his f league creer champion last year is expecte ti
schools and junior high schools with with morning preliminaries and Musial was held to a single hit
He one of the top contenders foi
in four times at the plate For the to one hit in a 1955 contest With
afternoon finals at Norse Stadium the medalist troph
THURSDAY—Opening of Oklahoma Junior College conference Dodgers infielder Jim Gilliam gotthe Orioles in 1954 before being
traded to the Yankees Turley
1 Miami warmed up for the state
baseball tournament at 10 am on Norse diamonds with games at two hits and scored two runs in
I
- meet with first place Thursday
10 am 2 pm and 7:30 pm the home team's best effort had a no-hitter against Cleveland
i for 8 1-3 innings before giving up In the Invitational meet at tot-
FRIDAY—Baseball tournament finals at 9 am Oklahoma juco I
ra nsintgIre Ty R a hoe
Duke Snider got his first hit in ivi feyville against high school
track meet preliminaries at 10 am with finals beginning at 1:30 1
nine times at bat in the fifth in- bAi ri nclam
golfers of Kansas and Missouri
pm in Norse stadium
run
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Mickey Wright of San Diego Calif a top-ranking member of fling He had been booed when he by Larry Doby to lose
the Women's Professional Golf Assn will conduct an exhibaion made his third appearance at the
clinic at Miami Country club beginning at 1:30 pm ' plate after striking out twice but ni 1
Out-of-town trips during the week include: Monday—Miami high the boos changed to 'cheers when erry rilcnes
golf team to Joplin Tuesday—Northeastern UM tennis team to she singled to center field The
Parsons Kan Wednesday-Thursday—Miami high golf team to the
effort was for naught as he died f H
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state teams to Tulsa regional meet tournament Oklahoma City Saturday — Miami and area
ion base Victory
track 1
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Giants
Wednesday and 36 on Thursday
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Belleau Chief Is First in Win
CHICAGO (UP) — The Kansas'
i City Athletics capitalized on the Braves' BuhI Adds
i scattered seven-hit pitching of
1 9th Straight Win
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Derby Prep Silky Fourth With Mays
'young Ralph Terry and three -
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(up)winie errors Saturday to beat Chicago Over Phillies 4-2
SAN FRANCISCO
and tag the White Sox with
LOUISVILLE Ky (UP)--Mrs Lora Birr's BelleauMavs homered and hit two doubles:7-I'
their sixth setback in seven games: MILWAUKEE (UP)—Bob Buhl
Chief scored by a nose over Gone Fishin' in the SteppingSaturdav and Johnny Antonelli ' -
d
Stone Purse Saturday but most of the Churchill Downshurled his first victory of the sea-1 The loss was charged to Dick of the Milwaukee Braves notche
opening day crowd of 20000 was watching Silky Sullivan:son as the San Francisco GiantsDonovan hefty White Sox right: his ninth straight victory over ill
1951
stage one of his sensational stretcti :uns only to fnliSh'remained in first place by defeat-
hander
Ifourth ling the Chicago Cubs 3-1 i 1'
the third who failed to finish for Philadelphia Phillies since
rd time this season Dono-' Saturday with a five-hit 4-2 vic
Ivan left for a pinch hitter in the tory
The crol:vA stood through a! Mays scored all three of the sixth inning after the As had scor-I Eddie Mathews led the attack
s with three hits in four times
a at
Hornsby Is Happyl chilling ram to see Silky makeGiant runs while the big southpaw
'his Kentucky debut in the Ken-struck struck out five batters and walked-
ed four runs on 11 h
As Hitting Coach tucky Derby prep and they saw two Chicago erroi-s two by Earl Tor- bat including his fifth homer ol
Igeson gave the As five unearned the year a line drive over thi
a typical Silky performance 1 Antoneni who went into the ' runs The first baseman threw right field fence in the fourth
For Chicago Cubs He was 3'2 lengths off the pace game with a record of 12 walks' wildly in the fifth inning in an Joe Adcock also contributed II
SAN FRANCISCO (UP)—Rogers after a quarter mile of the short in jj 23 innings got into jams! attempted forceout on Frank! home run to the Braves' sever)
Hornsby who will be 62 Sundayseven furlong route and didn'tonly twice 3nd pitched his way out house's grounder The way:hit attack hitting '5) tremendort
is thoroughly satisfied with his job istart his run until he was swing-lot it on each occasion In the fifth moyed Bob Cerv to third and drive high into the center field
as hitting coach for the
ing into the final turn—and thehnning rookie John Gory! and El- l Woody Held to second Cerv scor- bleachers in the sixth
Chicagol
Cubs and has no further desire o
other five Derby eligibles in the i vin Tappe opened the frame with - ed when Joe DeMaestri hit into a I '
t
be a manager
race were almost hitting the head "
Isingles But Antonelli got the nextJorce and Held came in on Terr ' :
1 OU Jars Iowa State
"The way baseball is nowadays
of the " stretch Ithree men out as he fanned losinglsingle to left
a manager has to go around with rt
e crowd began to roar aspitcher Glen Hobbie and retired! Three unearned runs crossed the' :
Willie Shoemaker turnediTony Taylor and Lee Walls onplate in the sixth inning after re- In Two Big 8 Games
lliever Jim McDonald took over for
a briefcase under his arm and be! ilxkeY
him loose and Silky began his
outfield
M th
l e eighth Walls hit his fifth Donovan Hoc Lopez walked ad-
outfield flies l NORMAN (UP)—Although held
told by the business office who to'
play" the great hitter of another heart-stopping run but some of
to four hits in both games 01
era growled "I'm satisfied just to
the cheers turned to boos when'home run of the season a line-vanced on Torgeson's wild throw
:University of Oklahoma Soonerl
show these kids how they should the effort left him 2 1-2 lengths drive that carried 361 feet downHn an 'attempted double play on!
:
ishort at the end—even though he the left field line for the Cubsvic Power's ground ball and later'drubbed Iowa State 4-2 and 9-1
bat"
i in a Big Eight conference meet
made up a little more than 11
' scored when Bubba Phillips bob: here today
Hornsby who hit and managed only run of the day
bled Cerv's roller toward third'
lengths in the final furlong
!McDonald loaded the bases with a wered hi the 1926 St Louis Cardinals to a
World Series victory over the New! While all this was going on Norval Rasmussen po
i second homer in as many dav1
iBenedicto — owned by bartender JI
m Grant Hurls for the opener's winning run Rol
York Yankees afterward had sev- walk to Held and House singled:
to score two more unearned runs! Plath and Tommy Jones combine
Lellardi — was taking an —1 d
:eral stormy years with other clubs Tony
early lead down the backstretch! ueyeland to 4th 1 The As got their only earne '' C'Ss a
t t three-hitter i th
land once wrote an article en-'
'titled "How To Get Fired" 'with Llangollen Farm's Gone Fishi d
iond match Hurler Eddie Fisher
Jun in the third inning on singles n e sec
in hot pursuit Straight Victory
1 by Mike Baxes Bill Tuttle Cerv'was credited with winning the
' He would neither attack nor de- i in'
Gone Fishin' which beat Silky opener
Itenn:1 AthneposilocrtwiheifcthfienInd obr Frireirdaivn 1
in California a week ago took CLEVELAND (UP) — Rookie Gone Held
Ths An10-11a lye- fefi ror I
Los Angeles which as of Friday
lin California a week ago took CLEVELAND (UP) — Rookie a1ILA EMU
e double victories gave OU a
had helped produce 24 home runs
over the lead on the turn and it Jim Grant's four-hit pitching gave
in six games looked like a stretch Inttle be-i the Cleveland Indians their fourth Th
Pirates Beat Rectlegs 6-2 league mark Iowa State is 2-7
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ltween him and Benedict° straight vintory 4-1 over the For Third Win in Pr-
--a
'They've got it there and they
1 Belleau Chic! riaen by Johnny Detroit Tigers Saturday ' LAKE PORT
have to play with it so why say
anything Heckmann made his move from Ray Boone's triple 3 n d Charley CINCINNATI (UP) — TIN° home
mi MI Olt Ann SOL Mil
— anything more?" Hornsby asked!
For Third Win in Row
Itween him and Benedict° straight vintory 4-1 over the
'itchers on May 5 In Joplin The War 1 "Thei've got it there and they
'
Dogs will play in the regional
i have to play with it so why say 1 Belleau Chic! riUden by Johnny Detroit Tigers Saturday
3
s Probable Pitchers Class A tournament May 840 i anything more?" Hornsby askedHeckmann made his move from Ray Boone's triple n d Charley CINCINNATI (UP) — Two home
Site of the tournament ha not !
y United Press -It l't have made any dit-I fourth place in fly in the lifthruns by Bill Mazeroski and the
1 s i woudn our ace n the final eighthI s sacrifice
been announced ference to me when 1 was a play-: and Just barely got his nose in! inning accounted for the only run fine relief pitching of Don Gross
loThe Ketchum tournament opened ler because most of my hits went front at the wire to win in 1:22 4-5 off Grant wh scored his second enabled the Pittsburgh Pirates to
!111nday with a 3-2 victory for to left center"
only a fifth of a second off the' full-route i'ictory in three starts defeat the Cincinnati Redlegs
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Welch over Commerce Other re-1 The bluff old right-handed hit-itrack record set by Black Georgethis season Saturday for their third straight :
Vt'elch over Commerce Other re- I The bluff old right-handed hit-itrack record set by Black George:this season Saturday for their third straight
suits included: Miami 7 Blue- ter whose eyes pierce just as i in 1951 although the track Saturi The Indians scored three runs' victory
jacket 2: Kansas 7 Big Cabin 2: sharply today as they did when he! day was listed as no better than on four hits off loser Frank Lary: 1lazeroski broke a 4-4 tie with
Ketchum 14 Strang 4 Adair 3 led the National League in hitting)
"good" lin the first inning his first homer a bases-empty
Vinita 2: Stilwell 10 Welch 4 Kan-lfor seven years thinks that alit The outstanding effort boosted' Mickey Vernon Russ Nixon and wallop off loser Charley Rabe in
sas 2 Ketchum 1 'ball parks should standardize theBelleau Chief's Dtrby stock con-)Chico Carcascluel batted in a run)the eighth then unloaded again
distance to their fences ) : siderabiy and it was snnounced I apiece with singles Carrasquel ) with two aboard: c:f Johnny Kiipp-)
Hornsby batted 424 in 1924 403 immediately after the race that) also drove in Cleveland's i'inalstein in the ninth
Senators Win Over in 1925 and 4111 in 1921 swinging:Steve Brooks would ride him inlrun in the third inning singling:—
Red Sox Tivahten i a bat V-Att usually weighed 42 I the Derby next Saturday behind a double by Vernon i A
ounces for the Cardinals Silky Benedicto and Gone Fish- The Indians made a total of '
Hold on 2nd Place "Now if a bat is over 31 ounces in' went off as co-favorites st 5-2inine hits off Lary and George )) INTRODUCING
they say it's too heavy" he snort- on the mutuel board The mutuelSpencer who succeeded him Vito ':
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BOSTON (UP) — Reliever Tru- ed
man Clevenger put down a ninth
inning uprising Saturday as the RATES SALUTE
second-place Washington Senators 1 Mount Vernon George Washing-
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7-5 ton's 500-acre estate on the Po o- —
and kept pace with the league- i r
mac river in Virginia is saluted
leading New York Yankees 1 by each US Navy vessel that A
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Silky Benedicto and Gone Fish-1 The Indians made a total of
in' went off as co-favorites st 5-2!nine hits off Lary and George
on the mutuel board The mutuelSpencer who succeeded him Vito
prices were $20 $720 and $340Valentinetti p itch e d a hitless
on Belleau Chief $440 and $280!eighth for the Tigers
on Gone Fishin' to place andi Grant struck out five and
$210 on Lincoln Road to show walked only two
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BALTIMORE (UP)—Fireballing Bob Turley pitched a
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shutout over Baltimore as the New York Yankees snapped lam! Golfers
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motor Serial No 50379 or 55379 and gold and tan
1 Admiral 17-inch portable television set Serial No
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Grand Lake Party believed to be driving maroon car
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YANKS BLANK ORIOLES 2 TO 0
5UNIDAY APRIL 27 1958
Neel of Miami was the No I
shooter of that meet with a score
of 78 for medalist honors
Trophies will be awarded in tht
state meet for low one-man twos
man and four-man scores
Entries in the state meet "ill
play a total of 54 holes-18 ol
Wednesday and 36 on Thursday
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