Yankees without Mantle face AL with win emphasis
Yankee manager Ralph Houk, from Baltimore, warned the AL they can win the pennant without Mickey Mantle after the outfielder broke a bone in his left foot. Houk cited rising team spirit and vowed to batte harder as the Yankees dropped to four losses in five games following a 4 2 defeat to the Orioles. Also notes of minor scores from Pacific Coast League and a June bowl meeting for juniors.
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Cubs St Louis Crowd Frisco For NL Lead In Tight Three Way Tie
Cubs and Cardinals push to join San Francisco atop the NL after wins. McDaniel seals Cubs win with 10th inning homer and key plays, while Altman drives in the winning run for St Louis in a 5-4 victory over Philadelphia. Cincinnati sweeps Pittsburgh. Baltimore regains first in AL with 4-2 over New York.
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Reds Batting Showdowns Highlight Twin Bill Outcomes
Major League standings and results feature the Reds' rivals in the American League. Baltimore and New York split a day, while Chicago and Kansas City remain midpack. Multiple games listed for today and tomorrow across both leagues with several night matches.
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Robinson Takes Over RBI Leadership With 2 Homers
In a twi night doubleheader at Forbes Field the Reds beat the Pirates 7-5 and 10-5. Frank Robinson hit his 10th and 11th homers, driving in three runs and boosting his RBI lead. Gordon Coleman contributed five RBIs in game two as Cincinnati overwhelmed Pittsburgh. Jim Maloney earned his eighth win against two losses, while Pi rates pitchers struggled in both games.
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College Athletes Face AAU Clash Over St Louis Meet
The United States Track and Field Federation and the Amateur Athletic Union remain at odds over participation rules for a forthcoming meet to select a squad to face Russia. Gen Douglas MacArthur is weighing two bylaw questions on athlete approval and mandatory AAU registration amid a stalled truce.
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Burda hits three homers as Columbus routs Richmond
Bob Burda slugged three homers and drove in six runs as Columbus defeated Richmond 11 to 1. The outfielder, who previously toiled with St Louis and Atlanta, boosted his International League total to 12 and has eight homers in nine days.
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Belmont Stakes Field Grows With Seven Expected
Belmont Stakes draws seven for the 95th edition, led by ChatEAU GAY after Derby upset and Preakness runner-up Candy Spots. Entries include Top Gallant Tom Cat Insurrection Bon Jour and Choker, all at 126 pounds. Purse totals $145,450 with $101,700 to the winner.
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Athens Legion Opens Season With Sunday Doubleheader
The Athens Legion baseball team starts its season at home Sunday with a 2 p.m. doubleheader against Logan at the Athens High diamond. Coach Ed Bannow has 22 games scheduled and a Friday practice planned. Don Finsterwald of Athens shot 70 in Thursday's Buick Open first round as storms washed out play.
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Amateurs Bend Brits to Reach Semis at St Andrews
Two Americans Dr Edgar Updegraff and Dr Ron Luceti advanced to the British Amateur Golf Championship semifinals at St Andrews. Defending champ Dick Davies fell to Michael Lunt 1 up in a tight quarterfinal decided on the 18th green. Other scores include International League results Columbus 11 Richmond 1 and Toronto 5 Jacksonville 4.
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Boxing results from Miami bout Clarence Robinson defeats Jimmy Beasley
Clarence Robinson of Opa-Locka Florida outpointed Jimmy Beasley of Fort Lauderdale in an eight round boxing match held in Miami Florida. Robinson won on points as the referee scored the bout in his favor.
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