Boudreau Plans More Shifts to Counter Mantle
New York dispatch says Lou Boudreau, pleased by the initial success of his Mickey Mantle shift, vows to study Mantle further. He aims to learn pitch tendencies, bunt threats, and timing to devise additional defensive adjustments for the Yankees star. Casey Stengel offers cautious remarks on the tactic.
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Baseball Scores and Thursday Pairings Across Leagues
Baseball results show Pittsburgh 8 Chicago 2 and St. Louis 3 New York 2 in extra innings. Thursday's probable pitchers list Pittsburgh at Chicago and Brooklyn at Milwaukee with Erskine and Buhl. American League standings highlight New York leading with 30 wins, Cleveland 25, Chicago 21. Texas League results include Fort Worth 4 Dallas 0 and Shreveport 11 Houston 4.
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Medalist Falls In Amateur Meet At Dallas
In the 50th state amateur golf tournament second round of match play, defending champion Spee Goldman defeated Walter Benson 3 and 2 while Don Schumacher fell to O Hara Watts 5 and 4. First round results listed include John Oliver over E Kleinecke III 4 and 3 and Jim Hiskey over Bill Cook 3 and 2.
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Americans Enter Record Field in French Amateur Golf
A field of 27 Americans, the largest ever, enters the French amateur at Versailles forest course 6 627 yards. Top hopefuls include Joe Conrad and Doug Sanders, with Dick Chapman of Pinehurst the last U S winner in 1952. Henri de La Mare, a Freedman, seeks a sixth title in nine years as Bobby Locke holds the course record at 65.
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Orioles Pitching Ace Herb Score Awaits Diagnosis
Cleveland's celebrated pitching ace Herb Score was hospitalized at Union Memorial in Baltimore as doctors reviews X-rays and blood tests for abdominal pains. Team physician Dr Irwin Mayer said Score is not seriously ill and hopes for a definitive diagnosis today.
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Perry Bros Promotes Gillette Razor Blades in District Drive
Perry Bros led by manager Raymond Crenshaw runs a sales promotion for Gillette Razor Blades through June 16. Customers are urged to buy from their preferred sales girl to help her win a $10 prize with deals of 29¢ per blade, four for $1, 15¢ per package, or two for 25¢.
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Guests in Sam Lewis Home Visit Various Families
Visitors include Homer Elkins Earl Treat from Oklahoma City C D Rasco Jimmie Longbine of Carey C M Lewis Joe James Charlene Hammonds Mr and Mrs Bill Stafford Mr and Mrs H D Rose Clyde and Jim Garrett all of Childress Mr and Mrs J B Mitchell Joan and Don of Amarillo visited Mrs Gordon Adams and family Recent guests at A Beal home in Childress were Orford King and family Shelby Smith home hosted Joe Smith and family Sue Ann Trice of Carlsbad Mrs J B Mitchell Joan and Don of Amarillo Mrs J D Elliott and children of Northfield visited Ollie Lankford family.
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Hockey Coach Resigns From Cleveland Barons After 13 Years
Fred Bun Cook, longtime coach of the Cleveland Barons in the American Hockey League, resigns after a 13 year tenure. The decision ends a notable era for the team and its coaching staff.
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Bun) Cook
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Barons Dominate Calder Cups and League Titles Under Cook
The Barons clinched five Calder Cups and seven league titles during Cook's tenure, underscoring a period of sustained success and dominance in the league.
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