Drysdale Finally Wins First Of Season In Relief
Dodgers right hander Don Drysdale, plagued by control earlier, tossed four near flawless innings in relief to beat the Philadelphia Phillies in 14 innings. The 65 year old rookie-like hurler, who had danced with wildness and an earlier 21 13 innings stretch, earned his first win after a rough start to the night.
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Cubs Rise With Batting Depth and Rookie Arms
Chicago opens NL race with 12 wins in 19 as veteran sluggers stride. Moryn Banks Walls Long Thomson power the lineup while 22-year-old Glenn Hobbie and Leo Thomson spark a 4-0 win over Cincinnati. Hobbie tossed a four-hitter in his first shutout. Thomson connected for a three-run homer in windy conditions.
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Standings and schedules for American and National Leagues
American League standings show New York Washington Boston Baltimore Detroit Cleveland Kansas City and Chicago with varying win loss records. Scheduled twi night and rain affected games include Cleveland at New York Detroit at Washington and Kansas City at Baltimore.
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Leaders Not Threatened In Bowling Tournament
Leaders in all categories at the American Bowling Congress on Tuesday enjoyed another day of domination. Ace Mitchells Shur Hooks of Michigan State led the evening’s Big Ten open team squad with a 2903 set, first time in 1957 when it shared ties with Indiana, the St. Louis Falstaffs on April 10, far off the 3210 pace set by the title.
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Meade Lake boosts Wildcats fishing outlook amid variable waters
Meade Lake shows a favorable pull for Kansas State Wildcats fishing amid low water temps and drought remnants, while western rains alter conditions. The K State squad named two players to all state honors, with Don Matuszak and Roy DeWitt earning top and honorary captain roles as fishing prospects shift across the region.
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Americans Miss U S Razzberry In Moscow Tour
A ten day U S women's basketball tour in Moscow ended with praise for polite Soviet crowds and graceful play. Players Bert Born and Margaret Holloran praised sportsmanship and stated plans for a U S Russian series starting February first with games in Denver Peoria Kansas City San Francisco and New York as teams head home.
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Stan Musial Close to 3000th Hit Milestone
Stan Musial is nearing his 3000th base hit, a moment likely to trigger a ceremonial presentation of the ball. The achievement would secure his place in baseball history, possibly enshrined in Cooperstown or atop the Musial mantelpiece.
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Baseball leaders and stray notes from old box scores
Major league leaders list Vernon Cleveland 400 and Skowron New York .382 with others: Robinson Baltimore McDougald New York Martin Detroit 370 in at bats. Cerv Kansas City 21 runs Mimoso Cleveland 15 Tuttle Lopez Kansas City 13. Cerv Kansas City 24 RBIs Carrasquel Cleveland 4 Skowron New York 13. Runnels Boston 26 Kuenn Detroit 25 Malzone Boston 24. Kuenn Detroit 7 doubles Cerv Kansas City 6 Gernert Malzone Avila Cleveland 5. Triples Twenty-one tied. Home runs Cory Kansas City and Jensen Boston Brown tied. Mentions Tris Speaker nearing 3,000 hits and Musial closing in. odd clipping ends mid-sentence.
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Giardella eyes June bout after dominating Calhoun in Cow Palace
Frisco middleweight Joey Giardella, riding a hot streak and weighing 159% to 158% in a 10 round win over Rory Calhoun, hints at a June clash with Holly Mims. The card included heavyweight and baseball notes, with Giardello's career tally and surrounding stats cited alongside multiple sports figures and records.
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No Distance Men- Pitchers Stymied, Sox Still in Cellar
The Chicago White Sox remain last in the American League as pitcher Billy Pierce, 0-2, again failed to secure a win. Boston's 75 defeat featured Pierce yielding early runs, with relievers unable to stem the tide as Dick Gernert and Frank Malzone sparked a three-run first inning. The Sox rallied briefly but fell short, while Mike Fornicle and later Murray Wall allowed the decisive runs in a high-scoring tilt.
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Lakin Broncs Lead Regional Class B Meet Friday
The powerful Lakin Broncs, boasting seven straight cinder titles, head a large field of Class B schools into the state regional at Penrose Stadium Friday. Preliminaries begin 10:30 a.m. with finals in the afternoon as Garden City officials stage the Garden City track regional.
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Lane Surprised About Cleveland
New York reports Cleveland General Manager Frank Lane expresses surprise and satisfaction with the Indians early show and says the club may finish in the first division. He recalls a rough spring and notes improvements after trimming players and reshaping the squad.
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Soos Beat Lincoln in Western League Thriller
Sioux City moved into second in the Class A Western League by drubbing league-leading Lincoln 10-6. Amarillo climbed to third with an 11-2 win over Colorado Springs as Des Moines beat Topeka 10-7 and Pueblo defeated Albuquerque 8-6 in 10 innings. Tonight Topeka visits Des Moines, Lincoln meets Sioux City, Colorado Springs plays Amarillo, and Pueblo faces Albuquerque.
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Minor League Results From Coast to Coast
The Associated Press reports Pacific Coast League results with Salt Lake City seven percent and Phoenix Sacramento six, San Diego four, Portland three, Spokane two, Seattle five, Vancouver two. American Association shows Indianapolis seven and Minneapolis three. Wichita ten and St. Paul four in the 42 innings noted, with other games postponed. International League games all postponed.
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