Pappas Shuts Out Tigers as Orioles Tie AL Lead
Milt Pappas and Dick Drott delivered strong pitching in Monday night action. Pappas limited Detroit to five hits in a 6-0 Baltimore win, lowering his ERA to 1.17 and earning his second shutout. Drott went the distance for Houston in a 2-0 victory over Pittsburgh, the Pirates tallying only three hits. Chicago White Sox moved atop the standings by beating Washington 5-4, while Cleveland toppled the Los Angeles Angels 7-5. Minnesota defeated Boston 6-5, Kansas City and New York idle.
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Standings and schedule from The Associated Press MLB update
The American League standings show Baltimore and Chicago tied at 22 15 with a 595. New York 18 18 581. Boston 19 14 676. Kansas City 20 18 157. Cleveland 16 18 .500. Los Angeles 18 23 439. Minnesota 15 21 417. Detroit 14 21 400. Washington 14 25 359. Monday results: Chicago 5 Washington 4. Baltimore 6 Detroit 0. Minnesota 6 Boston 5. Cleveland 7 Los Angeles 5. Today’s games list Minnesota at Boston. Kansas City at New York. Los Angeles at Cleveland. Chicago at Washington. Detroit at Baltimore. Wednesday’s games include Minnesota at Boston. New York at Los Angeles. St Louis at Chicago. Cincinnati at Milwaukee. Pittsburgh at Houston. Philadelphia at San Francisco. Cincinnati at Milwaukee. New York at Los Angeles.
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Major League Leaders Snapshot
The Associated Press lists leaders in batting runs and RBIs for both leagues. Key names include Causey Wagner Hinton Allison Pearson Aaron Great Cepeda Santo Cepeda etc with figures for batting runs home runs steals and strikeouts across AL and NL top performers.
Tribute Paid To Ernie Davis In Elmira High Schools
ALMIRA N Y AP Team athletics centered on Ernie Davis life after he moved here 11 years ago. Davis lay in state at Neighborhood House and played basketball there before Elmira Free Academy. Pupils at the academy observed a minute of silence memory of Davis who died Saturday in Cleveland aged 23.
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DiMaggio Drops Out Of Own Invitational
Joe DiMaggio, playing in his 10 year old golf tournament in San Francisco, quit after four holes due to back arthritis. His withdrawal marks a rare moment in his post baseball career, with fans left hoping for a quick return to the course.
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Denver to Open Grid Season Against Kaycee
Denver Broncos will open their 1963 AFL season against the Kansas City club on September 7 likely at the University of Denver Stadium.
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Pope John XXIII Meets Polish Primate Again
In Vatican City Pope John XXIII held a lengthy one hour meeting with Stef an Cardinal Wyszynski primate of Poland marking their second talks since the cardinal arrived May 8 amid reports Warsaw and the Vatican might discuss establishing consular relations.
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Wichita Kapaun Nine Captures State Championship
Wichita Kapaun won the Kansas Class AAA high school baseball title with a 2 to 1 or 2 to 2? victory over Wyandotte in El Dorado. Steve Highbenger doubled and Alan Walcher singled to drive in the decisive run in the 11th inning. Wyandotte were the 1962 champions.
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Belinsky Trade Rumor Reemerges in Baseball Circles
In Cleveland AP dispatch rumors swirl that pitcher Bo Belinsky will depart the Los Angeles Angels soon. The latest report repeats the current conjecture and keeps Belinsky in trade talk headlines.
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Belinsky Trade Talk Circles Angels and Indians
Los Angeles writers report Belinsky may be traded to Cleveland pending talks with Log Angeles General Manager Fred Maney. Gabe Paul says the Indians monitor Belinsky while Tebbetts and Rigney discuss possible moves as Belinsky exits the starting rotation after a 7-5 Tribe win.
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Didrikson biopic stars Hepburn Gleason eyed
George Zaharias, Babe Didrikson Zaharias's widower, promotes a film titled The Babe and I with Katharine Hepburn and Jackie Gleason in the lead. Zaharias recalls their life together, noting his devotion and Babe's towering athletic achievements across multiple sports. He cites Babe's death in 1956 and his enduring memory of their partnership.
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Drott Shuts Out Pirates As Colt Pitching Surges
Houston pitcher Dick Drott tossed his first complete game since 1959, a two run, seven strikeout shutout of Don Cardwell and the Pirates. Only two Buccos reached third as Drott improved to 2-1 since recall, while Bob Aspromonte and Johnny Temple delivered the key hits. The win pulls Houston within a half game of eighth-place Philadelphia.
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Major Break Through for Cage Federation
Lawrence Kansas AP reports the U S Basketball Federation marks a major breakthrough as the International Amateur Basketball Federation allows sanctioned international games for its members. Arthur Lonborg says, if no agreement with AAU by Jan 1, the federation gains momentum to plan stronger U S international representation.
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Never Bend Hurt. May Skip Belmont Stakes
Cain Hoy Stable reports three year old colt Never Bend is troubled by an old ankle injury and may sit out the Belmont Stakes at Aqueduct on June 8. Captain Harry F. Guggenheim said the horse will rest until the ankle heals, after recent times at Keeneland and a Preakness setback.
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Wichita Kegler Near the Top
Lorriane Painter of Cameront Missouri and Mary Kromka of Wichita led results in the Woman's International Bowling Congress Tournament in Memphis. Painter placed second in a singles division with 648, earning 456 dollars. Kromka was runner up in another singles with 385 and 450 dollars. Janet Aldridge of Joplin finished eighth earning 150 dollars. Joan Easten and Sue Pickey of Miami Ohio placed in doubles with 700 dollars.
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NAIA Releases Sites For Baseball Playoffs
NAIA selects playoff sites for baseball. William Jewell and Warburg meet in Kansas City in a two day semifinals with a possible Wednesday doubleheader. Winners face Minnesota-Wisconsin winner to reach nationals in St Joseph. Area 4 games Washburn versus Mayville start May 20 at Wayne Nebraska with a possible third game.
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A's Pitcher Sports Fancy Hurling Mark
NEW YORK AP BN Fischer, a 92 year old pitcher, leads major leagues with a rare slow curve. He recalls a tough career path from Marathon Wisconsin to the White Sox chain and finally to the A's, crediting Eddie Lopat for helping him develop a pitch that keeps hitters guessing.
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Men's Softball Teams Split Twin Bill Here
Two local men's softball teams split a doubleheader Monday night at the city diamond after rain postponement. Southwest Carpet and Tire defeated Pansler Tires a Lot in the opener. Fansler's won the nightcap 5 4 in the bottom of the seventh on errors. Keith Schultz and John Holmes led both games with key pitching and timely hits amid a rough, error‑prone finale.
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Cincinnati Reds Plane Forced Landing Near Chicago
A chartered Cincinnati Reds plane carrying the team from St. Louis to Milwaukee made a forced landing at Chicago O'Hare Airport after engine trouble. No injuries were reported as ground crews assisted and the aircraft was diverted for safety checks.
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Bass Signs Contract With Rams for Two Years
Los Angeles Rams backfield star Dek Use signed a two year contract extension with the team. The move aims to maintain depth and stability as the Rams push for a strong season.
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Compton Cuties toperform at Finny Park Saturday night
The Compton Cuties, a Californian comedy softball group, perform at Clint Lightner Field in Finny Park on Saturday night at 8. They team with Garden City men against a local all star group. Proceeds aid the city summer recreation program as the troupe tours from Arizona to Oklahoma City and beyond.
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