Yankees Win With Bunt Power Behind Mantle Slump Woos
Despite Mickey Mantle’s knee and Whitey Ford’s arm woes, the New York Yankees beat Detroit 2-0 to extend their winning streak to two. Ford left after one out in the ninth with arm pain, Marshall Bridges finished the shutout, while Phil Linz and Bill Skowron delivered bunts for the decisive runs. Mantle started in right field and had a single in four trips.
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Alligator Mascot Couple Split After Albert II Death
Gainesville AP reports one half of U F alligator mascot suite died near the university auditorium after a brief illness. Albert II or Alberta I replacement for Albert I last summer, aimed to guard against pranksters who tormented Albert I in his campus cage.
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Trotters and Pacers Race Card Night Meet
Horsemen name horses and drivers for nine races in Class D and C divisions with purses ranging from 350 to 500 dollars. The program lists horses, drivers, and notable entries across Race One through Race Nine with time and class details.
Voltigeur Club Rallies To Top York Heel Crew
Voltigeur beats York Heel 16 to 11 in a Biddeford Saco Softball League game at Elksfield Saco. Pelletier pitched well with Huot and St Louis producing key hits and St Louis going 4 for 4. Chretien homered for York Heel, while Boudreau and Brochu led the losers with solid swings and fielding.
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Major League Leaders Major League Leaders American League Batting
Jimenez of Kansas City leads AL with a .343 average from 150 at bats while Runnels of Boston sits at .331. Pearson of Los Angeles tops runs with 56, Green of Minnesota 539. Robinson of Chicago 56 RBIs, Wagner of LA 54. Rollins of Minnesota 94 hits with Runnels and Robinson at 84.
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Soaking Salt Herring Before Use
Soak the herring in fresh water after rinsing. Drain and repeat until water stays clear. Soak usually overnight to remove excess salt and impurities before cooking.
Schedule and standings reshaped by midweek MLB results
National League standings show Los Angeles leading with 48 wins and 27 losses, San Francisco 47-27, Pittsburgh 41-31, Cincinnati 33-17, Milwaukee 35-37, Houston 31-38, Philadelphia 31-39, Chicago 27-46, New York 19-4-9. Monday results include San Francisco over Cincinnati 3-1 and Pittsburgh routing New York 13-3. Tonight’s schedule features Milwaukee at Los Angeles, Cincinnati at San Francisco, St. Louis at Chicago, New York at Pittsburgh, Houston at Philadelphia, with two St. Louis games and a Houston nightcap.
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Fights Last Night Across Multiple Cities
In Chicago Cliff Markey outpointed Leroy Green in a ten round bout. Milwaukee’s Billy Braggs defeated Eddie Armstrong in a ten round decision. New Orleans saw Willie Pastrano outpoint Billy Ryan over ten rounds. San Francisco’s Kirk Barrow beat Pete Gonzales in ten rounds, with Gonzales from Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
McDaniel Star Helps Pastime Defeat Rotary 7-0 in Little League
McDaniel hurled a one hitter for Pastime as they beat Rotary 7-0 at May Street Field. Mike Eon earned his first win of the season striking out nine with six walks while Rotary stranded the bases in the first and third innings.
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Pastrano Eyes Moore Fight After Return Victory
New Orleans promoter buzz grows over Pastrano versus Archie Moore with a possible mixed bout in New Orleans. Pastrano, returning home after six years, beat Irish Billy Ryan in a decisive 10 round win. He seeks Moore again while promoters weigh segregation hurdles and gate appeal.
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Eight Winners Nominated For Gorham Race
Gorham Raceway Tuesday card features nine races with eight 1962 winners among the starters in the sixth dash for a $500 purse. Jet Stone clocked 2:09 for fastest time from post two, Jeffson Moraka hit 2:08 3-5, and Esquire Rob showed recent form with 2:10 1-5. Byron Smith of Bangor seeks driving title with three mounts, presentations between races five and six.
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Biddeford Eagles Capture Maine State Bowling Title
Biddeford Aerie of Eagles won the Maine state bowling championship at Congress Square lanes Portland for the second straight year. Led by Joe Lachance 359 and Dick Lajeunesse 355 triples the team posted 1.6% total to defeat Westbrook by 207 pins, with Portland third at 1,369.
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Major League Stars Pitching Preserve 6-4 Win Over Cubs
Lindy McDaniel of the Cardinals pitched 32 1 3 scoreless innings against Chicago to finish 23 1 3? Actually 231 3? No. Hank Aaron homered his 17th with a man on in the sixth and drove in the winning run with a single in the seventh as the Braves beat the Dodgers 6-4.
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