Amazican Maris Puts Yanks Over Twins, 7-2
New York beat Minnesota 7 to 2 as Maris drove in four runs and Mele was ejected after a heated exchange. Whitey Ford struck out eight over eight innings, Twins managed only one hit while Kansas? No, the Twins endured a rough night in the game, with benching of Jim Lemon and Billy Gardner marked by a grounder double and a late Yankee three-run homer. The victory improves New York’s record while Minnesota’s slide continued.
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NEW Yoak
Nagers
Sam Mele
Maris
Mele
Yves Fond Janing
New York Yar
Ron Hora
Minnesota
Hunry
Edna
Twins
Ipat
Billy Gardner
Jim Lemon
Meloy
Thej
Day
Cal Griffith
Conkle
Whitey Ford
Itvice
Ford
Struick
Sfenny
Gardner
Lemar
Yankee Roger Mauris
Minnesota Wood
Newark
Krallex
Palmoquist
Sadew- Bks
Iloty
Accayos
Mowdrd
Krallick
Ray Sadecki
Re Cords
Eins
George Allman
Bob
Lillis
Erole Banke
Lowis
Bt.Louis Cardinals
The.cago Cubs
Henry Raymond
Chi Chi
Olivo
Zillmermen
W—Purkey
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Memerun
Clocisonti
Ficeat
Orioles Angels split in doubleheader chaos and injury scare
In Baltimore and Los Angeles, Estrada pitched two hitless innings of relief in a 4 0 game two win as the Orioles split with the Angels. Ken Hunt homered and Tee Nishan delivered a grand slam in the opener while injuries marred Estrada’s outing after a frightening collision at the plate.
Memorial Chapel service for Keanny ACDLA Jong Actin
Death notice lists funeral details for Keanny ACDLA Jong Actin set for 7:30 p.m. Thursday at Memorial Chapel with interment at Groves Orb Teeboy. Mentions survivors including family and relationships and notes a service at Paula Congregation Church with military honors.
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Acdla Jong Actin
Keanny
Thureday — Adnavaiy
Hequien Mana Boa
Briday
Our Lady Oot Ponco Calialie
Obituary Notices From Mason County Area
Obituary notes for many local residents list names including Karl Albert Vetter of Beethe Wye, formerly of Greeley, and Mrs. Mira Naher of Israeley. The notices cover interment plans and related details, with several references to towns in Oregon California Oklahoma and Washington state, indicating a regional memorial collection.
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Vritenn
Boston tops Athletics 5 as Werte drives late rally
Boston built a four run seventh inning to beat Oakland 5 to 3. Werthe tute loaded and Lowering Worm homer capped the comeback. Walker and Heldova contributed early hits as Boston trailed 1 before the big inning.
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Soston
Vic. Werte
Kat
Heldova
Terry Walker
Boston
Don Tare Hin
Ble
Chuck Selling
Major League Leaders Hit and Pitching Figures Highlight AP List
The Associated Press tallies top MLB leaders across batting runs batted in home runs and stolen bases for American and National Leagues. Notable names include Piersall Colavito Aaron Cepeda and Koufax with leaders in batting average RBIs homers and strikeouts.
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Associated Press
Piersall
Cleveland
Brandt
Baltimore
Gentile
Faltl- Morr
Gash
Detroit
Bi, Robinson
Kuyshek
New York
Homie Rinsdfaris
Colavito
Manile
Bowser
Kansas
Aparicio
Chicago
Grant
Niaasl
Troll
Ford
Baseball Scores and Standings From Major Leagues
The tally lists team results, standings, and upcoming games across the American and National Leagues. Key figures include Detroit and New York performances, with Chicago, Cleveland, and Baltimore also featured, plus schedule notes for Wednesday and Thursday matchups.
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Minnesota
New York
Kansas City
Boston
Los Angeles
Baltimore
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Chicago
Reds dump Braves to tighten grip on first
The Cincinnati Reds beat the Milwaukee Braves 6-2 as Bob Purkey allowed three hits over six innings and Gene Brevanie drove in three runs. Vada Pinson and Ernie Broglia led a late rally, while the Cardinals won a night doubleheader against the Cubs, with Ernie Broglia pitching well and Glenn Hobbie yielding early runs.
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National Reds
Braves
Harlier
Reds
Plitcher
Bob Purkey
Plason
Loglc
Gene Brevine
Ernie Broglia
Bill White
Indians Power Past Senators as Romano Homers in Big Win
Cleveland blasts Washington 14 to 3 behind 18 hits and five homers led by Romano who belts his 19th and extends hitting streak. McClain struggles as Indians seize AL lead. Dwight Eisenhower and 44 other DDay veterans watch from the stands.
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Washington
Mereland Indians
Devouite
Washington Senators
Tigers
Chicago
Indians
John ‘Romano
Nce
Indias
Dwight Eisenhower
Europe
Gary Hell
Bob Allen
Toe McClain
Sook Jie
Diane
IL Balters
Plateani
Cleveland
Bell
Allen
Romara l
McGlain
Ruppsteim
Gabler
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al Green
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Powarfia
Romano
Phils Top Giants 13 9 in San Francisco Thriller
Don Demeter and Clayton Dalrymple drove in five runs as Philadelphia beat San Francisco 13 to 9. Demeter an three run homer and a first inning double while Dalrymple added a double a single and a three run homer. Green got the win for Philadelphia as Lehman closed out the final out. Giants starter Odell absorbed the loss.
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SAN Francisco
Don Demeter
Clayton Dalrymple
Philadelphia
Giants
Phils
Demeter
Dalrymple
Dallas Green
Frank Sullivan Aller
Green
Ken Lehman
Giant
Hilly O'Dell
Philadelpha
Sullivan
Lehman
Odell
Lees
Dulfelo
Fisher
Bailey
WeGiean
E-Odell
Dalyrymple
Greenberg drives Sox sale plan amid upheaval
Hank Greenberg, president of the Chicago White Sox, emerged as key figure in discussions as the team’s ownership outlines a potential sale strategy. Details on the sale plan remained cloudy with officials pursuing options to restructure the franchise.
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Jerry Liska
Praic
Chmergo
Hank Green
Ibecg
Chesnac White Sox
Sox
Dodgers edge Pirates in 11th inning thriller
Dodgers win 8 to 7 at the Coliseum after a wild seventh inning and a ground rule double by John Hasehoro. Pirates rally early but misplays and late scoring give Los Angeles the victory before 15 784 fans.
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Pinch Hiller
John Hasehoro
Los Angeles Dodgers
Pittsburgh Pirates
Dodge Sawyer
ThomasyeTs
Kplon
Ant Pitta Jost
Ani
Clem
Roberto Clemente
Sox
Epon
Veeck
Abl
Dick Stuart
Len
Stuart
Panny
Thomas
Att
Davis
Bill Wirdon
Pirates
Cominkey
Nai Pyules
Epinn
N. Sherry
Hosehare
Greenberg
Veeck Allyn Grout
Pittsburgh
Chase
Los Angeles
Bernard Epon
Rinaldi Denies He's Gone Stale
Giulio Rinaldi, world heavyweight contender, refutes claims he has cooled off in training for the Archie Moore bout. He says his system stays strong, his form is solid, and he simply trains intensely without flashy displays.
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Rinaldi
ED Corrigan
Associated Press
NEW York
Giulio Minaldi
Rome
Tinaldi
Moore
Archie
Taly
Rivaldi
Freddie Mack
Rendy Sandy
Vince Marlines
Pyle
Detroit Sonny Banks KO Beats Shelton in 1940 card
Detroit's Sonny Banks, 194%, stops Joe Shelton in the Cleveland bout set at San Jose, while Lou Moliza outpoints Cisco Andrade in San Jose. Other results include Lou Capellano defeating Chino Dias in Omaha. Teddy Ravet stops Danny Brown in Los Angeles. Dodgers beat Cubs 2-2 in the opening night at Los Angeles with 67,850 fans.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Sonny Banks
Joe Shelton
Cleveland
San Jose
Calif
Lou Moliza
St. San Jose
Cisco Andrade
Compton
Omaha
Neb
Lou Capellano
Chino Dias
San Juan
Sacramento
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Padlism Jolead
Los Angeles
Joey Lopes
Westcramento
Teddy Ravet
Danny J Brown
Mindanao
Philippines
Dodgers
Cubs
Omaha Beats Louisville in 84 to 6 rout over Dallas Fort Worth
Omaha defeated Louisville 84 to 6, breaking pace setting Louisville and halting Dallas Fort Worth’s four game win streak. Gail Harris and Johnny Gary contributed a two run homer and led a 17 hit attack as Omaha bounced back. Louisville protested a call in the fifth after Dicky Tracewski left the bases, but umpires ruled otherwise. Gary’s two run shot in the eighth broke a 4 4 tie, while Dallas Fort Worth warmed with three homers and four doubles in a losing effort.
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Associated Press
Louisville
Dallas ‘Fort Worth
American Association
Momners
Gail Harris
Johnny Gary
Omaha
Houston
Dallas-Fort Worth
Denver
Indianapolis
Hulls
Colonels
den Iver
Dicky Tracewski
Ben Geraghty
Trabowski
Garyl
Dallas
Fort Worth
Ahead Cagers Face 22 Game Slate Next Year
The 22 game basketball schedule for next year features matchups spanning Washington to Colorado State. Notable dates include December 2 at Washington and February 3 at Kansas with teams such as Brigham Young, Nebraska, and Wyoming on the slate, plus trips to Arizona and Montana State as the season unfolds.
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Hardin-Simmons
Nebraska
North Texas State
Brigham Young
Stern State
Marqueslajs
Wyoming
Denver
Colorado
Houston
Versity
DePauw
Bud Zipfel
Alth Homer
Kansas
New Mexica
Jim McKnight
Jico
Regis
Jims College
Creighton
Yalpa
Mr Anany
Joe Campbell
Tom Raiso
Arizona
al Murgess
Chick King
Leojzona
Seth Dakota
J Burke
Dallas
Montana State
Col .Worth
Lege
Cagers
AIR Force Academy, Cola
API
Nis Parce
Sehonis
Wisconsin
Assured of Job Twins Boss Given One Week Vacation
Cal Griffith, president of the Minnesota Twins, announced a one week vacation for manager Cookie Lavagetto to discuss personnel changes. Lavagetto will return when the club resumes play, with Griffith stating the move is to ease pressure and not a firing.
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NEW York
Cookie Lavagetto
Minnesota
Twins
Brooklyn Dodger
Star
Howney
Hella Stride
Calvin
He Griffith
Lavagetto
Lecame Maakes
Lavay
Tasetto
Griffith
Sam Mote
Tsam
Cookle
Ghiflith
Lavagetta
Cookie
Minneapollis
Twin Cities
Cluss
Sam Snead Qualifies for U S Open
Sam Snead secure a U S Open berth with rounds of 70 70 70 70 in Detroit area sectional qualifying amid a field of 85 at Grosse Ile Club, led by Bob Gasby who shot 134. Snead, 49, said he was tired but plans to rest and return next week at Oakland Hills Birmingham Michigan for the championship June 15 17.
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Hugh Fullerton JR
Associated Press
Sam Snead
Snead
Detroit
Ledder
Bob Gasby
Crystal River
Gaulby
Oklahoma City Golf and Country Club
Don January
Hill Bisstork
Arnold Pale ‘Er
Gary Player
South Afriva
Oakland Hills Club
Birmingham
Mich
Ed Fregol
Export
Cleveland
Ernie Boros
Julius
Local League Scores Mixed in Short Newspaper Docket
In a compact standings snippet several leagues and games are listed with uneven results. Richmond edges Toronto Rochester 85 while Jersey City loses 5-7 to Buffalo. Columbus falls to Charleston 4-5 and Syracuse 4-? Pioneer Idaho reports a 6-2 result. Boise suffers 1-8 defeat and Magic Valley 1-8. Pocatella list shows seven innings and Creat Falls Bills 2.
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Richmond
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Rochester
Jersey City
Buffalo
Columbus
Charleston
Syracuse
Idaho
Boise
Thally
Magic Valley
Pocatella
Creat Falls
Billings
Palmer Defeats Hebert In National Golf Week Finish
AP reports Arnold Palmer won the national golf week contest at Olympia Fields North Course with a 69 after Hebert 73. The event drew thousands of golfers nationwide tracking net scores under par in a weeklong competition aligned with National Golf Week.
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Arnold Palmer
PGA
Jay Hebert
Palmer
Olympia Fields
National Pga
Hebert
Lieb
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