Waco Native Al Jackson Shines as Lefty Pitcher Breaks Through
Mets left-hander Al Jackson, a Waco Texas native, earns his third win of the season by holding the Phillies to 1 run on 11 hits. Casey Stengel praises his graceful delivery, while other NL and AL results highlight Koufax’s five-hitter for the Dodgers, Purkey’s return, and Giants moving to first.
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Davis Cup Strategy Sparks US Tennis Row
UPI reports the USTA shifts tactics to regain Davis Cup momentum as captain Bob Kelleher blames UCLA and USC for hindering top American players Charles Pasarell and Dennis Ralston. He calls for release of stars to form a strong team ahead of June matches against Iran and Mexico, warning universities risk futher derailing the bid.
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San Antonio Clinches Nail-Biting 10-9 Win at Amarillo
San Antonio rallied to beat Amarillo 10-9 in the top of the ninth as Larry Huebner held the Gold Sox hitless after entering in the eighth. Dan Saporiti took the loss for Amarillo. El Paso routed Tulsa 17-1 while Albuquerque topped Austin 9-7.
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Play er limit raised in International League to 21
The International League will raise its player limit from 20 to 21 starting May 15 due to many doubleheaders and postponed games. The change lasts until August 13 and was announced by League President Tommy Richardson.
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Standings and results from THES IFB National and American Leagues
National League standings show San Francisco leading with 17 wins and 10 losses, followed by St. Louis and Chicago. Tuesday results include New York 3 Philadelphia 1 and Chicago 5 Pittsburgh 4. Thursday games feature Pittsburgh at Chicago and Houston at Cincinnati. American League standings list Boston atop with 13 wins, New York 12, and Chicago 13 10. Tuesday results include Detroit 6 New York 2 and Boston 5 Baltimore 1.
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Major League Results Summary via Baseball Scores
A compilation of game outcomes with victors and losers across the leagues. Notable feats include Clemente Banks Burgess homers, Koufax improving to 3-1 with a win, and a 11-5 result for Los Angeles over St. Louis. Detroit and Kansas City also feature in shut totals and key homers by Freehan Clinton Alvis.
Major League Leaders Across National and American Leagues
National and American League leaders listed by Press International include top totals for games played AB runs hits and batting averages. Notable names include Aaron Cepeda Banks F Alou Wagner Edwards and Howard among others with home run and RBI tallies and pitching leaders such as Simmons OToole and Fischer reflecting season standings.
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Arch ie Moore Drops From Ring Magazine Top 10
Arch ie Moore 47 in memory of modern man falls from Ring Magazine top 10 rankings due to inactivity after a loss to Cassius Clay in Los Angeles. Inge mar Johansson climbs to fourth after beating Brian London in Stockholm. Ernest Terrell moves into Moore s old No 10 spot as Williams drops to sixth. Ralph Dupas named Fighter of the Month for junior middleweight crown. Ismael Laguna shifts to featherweight contention with Laguna no longer 118 pounds.
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Minnesota vs Los Angeles matchup ends in shutout loss
Minnesota blanked as Los Angeles plates a 3 0 win with two runs in the second inning and three more in the ninth. Perry and Battey highlighted by relief Turley and E Sadowski in a low-scoring tilt.
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Pesky and pitching lift BoSox toward first in AL
Boston rises to the lead in the American League behind rookie manager Johnny Pesky and a strong young pitching staff. Earl Wilson three hits allowed and six wins in eight games push the Red Sox ahead after a 5 1 victory over Baltimore. The day also features other MLB results with Yankees, Tigers, Angels, Indians, and White Sox winning in varied fashion.
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HSU Coach Is Fired After 1-9 Season
Hardin-Simmons University fired Jack Thomas after a 1-9 football season in 1962 the program’s only win in three years. George L. Graham announced the move citing failure to follow directives, amid NCAA probation concerns over illegal recruiting.
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Boxing results from New York and San Jose cards
Teddy Pagan from Puerto Rico outpointed Frankie Olivera of New York in an eight round bout. Pancho Castaneda of San Jose knocked out Oscar Ortezon in Fresno in a four round match.
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Television Listings for Local Station Channels
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Television Listings for Local Channels in Evening Schedule
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