Tigers Sweep Four Game Series With NY Yankees
Detroit rides Bill Norman led Tigers to a four game sweep at Yankee Stadium. Frank Lary and Jim Bunning shut down the Yankees in opening games as Detroit tops New York. MLB Sunday results include White Sox, Indians, A’s and Cubs posting wins.
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Yankees
A's
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Jim Bunning
Don Larsen
Oe Fury
Baltimore
Jim Wilson
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Orioles
Dick Donovan
Cleveland Swert
Washington
Kansas City
Boston
Cicinnati
Chicago Cubs
Milwaukee
St. Louis
San Francisco
Maladelphia
Eoa
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Wilson
Loese
Olo
Jim Landis
Jim Rivera
Sherman Lollar
Donoven
Hoyt Wilhelm
Indians
Mickey Vernon
Momers
Preston Ward
Rocky Colavito
Leading Hitters And Pitchers From The Leagues
United Press International lists top players by league with leaders in hits runs batted in and pitching. Notable names include Mays Cepeda Banks Cerv Jensen Gernert Mantle and Ford with several players from the Pirates Cubs Giants Athletics Red Sox Yankees and Senators. The passage also notes a floral aside about the daisy once called Day's Eye and Chaucer's reference to ee of the date.
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Thomas Pirates
Banks
Cubs
Waite
Mays
Giants
Cepeda
Cerry
Athletics
Jensen
Red Sox
Triandos
Orioles
Sievers
Senators
Mantle
Yankees
Gernert
Thomas
Pirates
Spencer
Cerv
Coloyito
Indians
Minoso
Lemon
McMahon
Braves
Purkey
Redlegs
McCormick
Phillips
Spahn
Jackson
Cards
Worthington
Larsen
Turley
Hyde
Sullivan
Ford
Ben Johnson
Chaucer
Dodgers Trade Newcombe To Cincinnati
Dodgers ship Don Newcombe to the Cincinnati Redlegs for first baseman Steve Bilko pitcher Johnny Klippstein and cash. Cincinnati optioned Charlie Rabe to Montreal and Don Bessen was placed on LA’s DL with a sore arm.
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UPI
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West Coast
Don Newcombe
Cincinnati Redlegs
Steve Bilko
Johnny Klippstein
Cash
Newcombe
Dodgers
Cincinnati
Charlie Rabe
Montreal
Don Bessen
Yankees
Duke Maas
Virgil Trucks
Athletics
Bob Grim
Harry (Suitcase) Simpson
Tigers
Ray Boone
Bob Shaw
Fito Francona
Bill Fischer
Pittsburgh
Gene Freese
Johnny O’brien
St. Louis
Dick Schofield
Dick Groat
Gray Wins State Tennis Sectional Championship
Betty Gray captured the women's singles title at the state sectional tennis tournament by defeating Nancy Pennies of El Paso 6-1 6-2. In junior boys action Bill Buckley, the Oklahoma state champion, beat Mack White 2-6 8-6 6-0. Ho worth and Lars Van Zendt won the junior boys doubles, defeating Kamrath and Bertram 6-3.
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Stin Upi
Betty Gray
Nancy Pennies
el Paso
Bill Buckley
Oklahoma
Mack White
Corps Christi
Tom Howorth
Lars van Zendt
Fort Worth
Jack Kamrath
Houston
Frank Bertram
Austin
Sunday and Tuesday baseball scores and matchups
Sunday results show Chicago 3 Baltimore 4 Cleveland 5 Washington 3 Detroit 2 New York 0 Kansas City 17 Boston 6. Tuesday games list Baltimore at Kansas City New York at Cleveland Boston at Chicago Washington at Detroit Milwaukee 4 St Louis 2 Cincinnati 7 Chicago 0 Pittsburgh 12 Los Angeles San Francisco 3 Philadelphia Chicago at Milwaukee Los Angeles at Philadelphia St Louis at Cincinnati San Francisco at Preh
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Washington
Detroit
New York
Kansas City
Boston
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Phila
Preh
Wit Pet
Big Detroit
Corpus Christi Sweeps Houston to Move Up Texas League Standings
Corpus Christi swept a twin bill from Houston to climb from sixth to fifth in the Texas League. Frank Funk won the opener for Corpus Christi in an eight inning effort, while Dick Sorde pitched the distance in the nightcap as Corpus Christi prevailed 6-2. Dallas upset Fort Worth in a pair of games, closing the gap to six games behind the leaders, and San Antonio defeated Victoria 6-1. A planned doubleheader with Austin at Tulsa was rained out.
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Charleston
Minneapolis
Omaha
Wichita
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Louisville
Fort Worth
Austin
Tulsa
United Press International
Corpus Christi
Houston
Dallas
Cats
Rangers
San Antonio
Victoria
Frank Funk
Dick Sorde
Lloyd Merritt
Joe Mako
Joe Kotrany
Ben Johnson
Kotrany
Johnson
Ryff Favored in New York Lightweight Showdown
Frankie Ryff a speedy New York lightweight is favored at 13 5 to beat Tommy Tibbs of Boston in a 10 1 TV fight at St. Nicholas Arena tonight.
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New York
UPI
Frankie Ryff
Tommy Tibbs
Boston
St. Nicholas Arena
My Game By Helen D&TTweiler
Instruction on golf head position and swing mechanics. Distinguishes steady from still head, urges controlled but not rigid movement to allow hip and shoulder windup, with lateral body shift and turning on the downswing.
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Helen D&ttweiler
Giants Tie For First With Phils
The Giants move into first place by routing the Dodgers 13-2 in Little League action. Larry McCain pitched a two hitter for his second win with no defeats as Anthony Shires homered and drove in three runs. The Giants erupt for five in the third and six in the fourth, aided by five errors and timely hits.
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A's
Boston
Bob Cerve
Chico Carrasquel
Ralph Terry
Duke Mae
Yankers
Onk
Harvey Haddix
Redleks
Chicago
Pete Whisenant
Copper Tay
Johnny Klippstein
Jamney
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Joe Cunningham
Larry Hanebrink
al Worthington
Giants
Jim Davenport
Felipe Alou
Alou
Pirates
Dodgers
Don Newcombe
Frank Thomas
Vernon Law
Harvey Caughey
Phillies
Larry McCain
McCain
Anthony Shires
Marley
Origins of the Penguin Name Factored by 17th Century Explorers
The term penguin is traced to 17th century Spanish navigators who called the birds pinguinos or greasy ones due to the abundant fat that blankets their bodies, explaining the nickname.
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Mave
Musial
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Skinner
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Darrell Yoder
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Robinhurst
Robert C Winmill
Warrenton
Petunia
Dawcehan
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Ryff
Ani
Forest
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Larry Evans
Johnny Thornton
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MLN
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