Brosnan Debuts With Sox In 3-1 Win Over Royals
In a mixed slate of results, Jim Brosnan earned a relief win for the Chicago White Sox in his first American League appearance, preserving Gary Peters's win as Chicago beat Kansas City 3-1 to pull even atop the standings. Mantle and Tresh homered for New York as the Yankees rout Detroit 10-3. Whitey Ford picked up the win aided by Jim Bouton.
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Associated Press
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Reds
Omar Khayyam
Chicago
Gary Peters
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Mickey Mantle
Tom Tresh
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Los Angeles Angels
Minnesota
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles Dodgers
Standings and results from the major leagues update
The Associated Standings show Pittsburgh leading the National League with 14 wins and 8 losses, followed by St. Louis and San Francisco. In the American League Kansas City sits atop with 15 wins, New York 12, and Boston 11 as Monday results include Chicago over Kansas City and New York over Detroit.
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Baltimore
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Washington
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Balk Talks Set by NL Chief in New York
National League President Warren Giles huddles with AL President Joe Cronin and Commissioner Ford Frick in New York to seek a common balk ruling before the All Star Game and World Series. The meeting precedes the executive council session with aims to curb balks across both leagues.
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Warren Giles
Joe Cronin
Ford Frick
Frick
Gilles
Giles
Kansas State Students Float to See Athletics
Kansas State University freshmen Fred Ayers III and Dennis All floated 144 miles down the Kaw River to reach Kansas City to see the Athletics. The A's gave the boys box seats behind the team dugout after their journey. They arrived Monday afternoon.
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Dennis All
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Kansas City Athletics
Ayers
Ali
Telegram Went Ads Prompt for Buying or Selling
A brief note urges readers to use Telegram Went Ads for buying or selling items. It presents a simple call to action without additional details or context.
Bragan Fines Balking Braves Manager Sets Fine Plan
Milwaukee Braves manager Bobby Bragan warned that any further balk calls against his pitchers would trigger automatic fines of 25 dollars. He also announced an anti balk school for the mound staff on Monday with two fines already levied and more fines to come. Bragan refused to reveal exact amounts, citing fairness to the players.
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Milwaukee Braves
Bobby Bragan
Braves
Bragan
Balks
Major League Leaders Summary Note
The article lists leading MLB players by batting and pitching stats from The Associated Press, including Covington Alou Aaron and others for batting average, runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, and steals. It also notes pitching leaders Washburn Simmons and Fischer Stock along with strikeouts leaders Barber Cheney. The piece ends with a brief curiosities item about jumping spiders found at high altitudes and deep caves.
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Chicag
Wagner
Los Angeles
Howard
New York
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Charles
Fischer
Stock
Barber
Cheney
Mount
Everest
Remember the Balk Which Cost a Pennant
In a 1949 game Adrian Zabala’s balk call negated a Nippy Jones homer, costing the St Louis Cardinals the NL pennant by one game. Jones recalled the moment and the frustration as Brooklyn won the title.
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Associated Press
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Adrian Zabala
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St. Louis
Jones
Cardinals
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Maris Mantle Back in Action for Yankees Return
DETROIT AP The New York Yankees show their trademark blend of bunting power and solid relief pitching as Mickey Mantle and Roger Maris, sidelined by injuries, return to health. They beat the Detroit Tigers 10 3 to reclaim first in the American League, with Mantle driving in three runs and Maris delivering two singles as Mantle lifts his average to .324.
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Roger Maris
Ralph Houk
Bach
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Mick
Garden City Wins Trap Shoot
Garden City shooters defeated a Lakin Gun Club squad by 19 targets at the Kelly Matson range on Buffalo Drive. Wayne Rowland led with 95 of 100, while Gary Hayzlett hit 88 for second among visitors. A similar event is set for 5 p.m. Saturday May 25.
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Kelly Matson
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Wayne Rowland
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Earl W. Weiss
Kelly Mallon
Jack McVicker
Oli Brown
George Howell
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Howell
J. L. Burden
Lukin
Gary Hayzlett
Golfer Catches Trout On Overflowing Lake Fairway
Oregon Open round sees Harry Clow of Vancouver Washington grab a four inch trout with his bare hands from the overflowed Lake Oswego Country Club fairway as heavy rain swells the lake.
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Bobby Layne Retires From Pro Football At 34
NFL great Bobby Layne announced his retirement in Dallas after 15 seasons chiefly with Detroit and Pittsburgh. He cited weariness and urged younger players to take the field, leaving behind multiple passing records and three Lions titles in the 1950s.
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Puddy Parker
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Dodgers Boss Calls Alston Job Safe Amid Slump
Walter OMalley, Dodgers president, backs manager Walter Alston and says he has no intention of firing him. He emphasizes Alston is a sound, devoted leader who gets the job done and will stay through the season, denying any plan to elevate Leo Durocher or replace Alston midseason.
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Walter O'Malley
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Loren Cockrell Rolls High Game at Garden Bowl
Loren Cockrell led Garden Bowl night with a 233 high game as the Amerie League wrapped its 35th and final week. Alley Kats posted team and individual highs while leagues tally scores and results show Santa Fe Motors and other clubs posting wins and high marks.
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Millett Dickey
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Santa Jo Motors Ata
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Hummer
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Burtis Motors
John Brown
Eagles
Sportsman League
Martin Schiffelborn
Knights of Columbus
ADM
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Tom's
Northern Natural Gas
Ladds
Eagles Club
Chappet Construction
Jaco Five
Election May Cost 25 Per Vote in Campbell County
Campbell County officials estimate the May 28 election will cost about $252 per vote in precinct 2A. Urban renewal has left one house vacant and the occupant plans to move before election day, leaving two voters in the precinct Michael Maloney and his brother. Officials say $50 will be spent to install a cooling machine and to keep four judges on duty at the polling place.
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Campbell County
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Lane Waits for Title Offer
NEW YORK AP Kenny Lane stands in the wind awaiting a possible Highweight title bid as Carlos Ortiz says no offer has been made. Ortiz mentions plans to defend at junior light weight against Flash Wlorde in the Philippines. Ted Brenner had a winter offer for Madison Square Garden that Lane says remains valid. Michigan athletic chief David Gudelsky cites two offers to promote Lane fights and warns of WBA action if Lane does not sign by June 2.
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Kenny Lanes
Carlos Ortiz
Lane
Flash Wlorde
Philippines
Lato
Madison Square Garden
Teddy Brenner
Brenner
Lombardi Says Hornung Loss Will Hurt Us
New York AP Vince Lombardi, stunned by Paul Hornung betting news, said the Packers coach feared the loss would hurt the team. He admitted Hornung’s absence would impact the offense though no one is deemed indispensable. Lombardi praised Hornung as a likable leader who dominated games.
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