Podres Trades to Tigers reuniting with Dressen
Veteran left hander Johnny Podres, a longtime Dodgers NL pitcher, moves to the Detroit Tigers in exchange for an unnamed player and cash. Tigers manager Charley Dressen plans to use Podres in the bullpen or as a spot starter, noting Podres has pitched 24 innings this season and posted a 3.43 ERA last year.
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Clay Foster Fight Being Considered in Washington
The Washington Post reports promoter Goldie Ahearn is weighing a June 14 bout at the DC National Guard Armory between heavyweight champion Cassius Clay and Bobby Foster of Washington, contingent on Clay's May fight with Henry Cooper in London.
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Falcons Sign a Former Packer
ATLANTA AP The Falcons announce guard Dan Grimm 243 pounds formerly with Green Bay signed a 1966 Atlanta contract Grimm joined in February expansion draft Grimm a 25 year old Colorado alum and former Packers fifth round pick in 1963 Citizenship Day notes follow with a brief tribute to new citizens
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Wicker Sparks Arkansas Traveler Victory in Texas League
Floyd Wicker starred for Arkansas, homering then delivering a two out RBI in the 11th to lift the Travelers past Dallas-Fort Worth 3 4. Albuquerque stumbled, Amarillo beat Dallas-Fort Worth 12 4, keeping close to the leaders as Arkansas narrowed the gap near Albuquerque.
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Arkansas star Lindsey one of SWC athletes of year
Dallas AP reports Jim Lindsey of Arkansas will be honored Friday as one of the Southwest Conference athletes of the year. He joins Marvin Kristynik of Texas and Tom Murrah of Texas A&M in Friday’s testimonial. Tudor Lacey of SMU and Dub Malaise of Texas Tech also receive recognition. Baylor and TCU picks announced Wednesday. Rice pick revealed Thursday.
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Star absent but Aussies favored at Federation Cup start
In Turin Australia’s top player Margaret Smith was absent yet the Australian team remained favored as the Federation Cup Tent Tournament opened. The United States was seeded second in the Davis Cup scale style event. Julie Heldman of New York, Carvn Graebner of Beachwood Ohio, and Billie Jean King of Long Beach were part of the American squad.
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Minor league games and weather halt schedule
Tuesday schedule notes several postponed games due to cold including Toledo at Rochester 1 0 second game postponed and Syracuse at Columbus. Other matchups listed include Albuquerque at El Paso Amarillo at Dallas Fort Worth Richmond at Buffalo Portland at Fresno not shown. Vancouver Gas Records notes ancient Chinese gas use in ninth century B C with bamboo piping for lighting and heating.
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Baseball Standings and Scores From Monday's Games
Summary of American League and National League standings, key statistics, and Monday results. Highlights include New York beating Minnesota 3-2, Cincinnati players' hitting feats, and leaders in batting, runs, and home runs with teams like Baltimore, San Francisco, and Los Angeles leading.
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M and M Boys Bash Through In Yankees Comeback
Mantle and Maris homered in the same game for the first time since 1965 as the Yankees edged Minnesota 3-2 to stretch their win streak to three. Mantle drives in five of New York’s 11 runs in the stretch, while Maris belts his second homer of the season. Other AL results include California over Washington and Kansas City over Boston, with NL action Cincinnati over Atlanta.
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Baseball Scores and Homers Highlight May 16, 1960
Tuesday May 16 1960 saw eight hits from the Senators who also drew eight walks. California rode a four run fourth inning to victory aided by Manny Jimenez triple and a wild pitch by Pete Magrini. Jim Lonborg entered later and wild pitched another run. Pete Rose and Art Shamsky hit two run homers for Cincinnati over Atlanta with Rose collecting four hits and Shamsky scoring after Leo Cardenas single. Dennis Menke and Eddie Mathews homered for Atlanta.
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Big Names in Golf in New Orleans Open
Arnie's Army and Jack's Pack ready to trail stars in the $100,000 Greater New Orleans Open at Lakewood Country Club. Freddie Haas, 50, hometown favorite, aims to win with Sam Snead a past factor. hundreds of pros and amateurs compete for 47 spots as rain delays the Houston Champions International Tourney.
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