Lamabe and McLain Shine in Memorial Day One-Hitters
Detroit defeats Kansas City 5-2 as Denny McLain throws his second one-hitter of the season and Jack Lamabe follows with a one-hitter in Chicago. Lamabe plans marriage in July while McLain strengthens AL All-Star bid. Other AL games include Chicago over Boston 1-0 and California sweeping Cleveland 4-3 and 5-1. Lamabe, Agee, Buford spark Sox support. McLain gains win and leads AL with wins.
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Kansas City Bullpen Gets Unlisted Phone Call
The Kansas City Athletics bullpen faced a prank when a direct call to the bullpen extension during a Baltimore Orioles game led to the warm up order for Lew Krausse. The caller appeared to be from the Orioles’ side, prompting confusion for manager Alvin Dark about the source of the instruction.
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Milwaukee Team Finishes Second in WIBC Meet
The Stores of Milwaukee, Wisconsin placed second in Division 2 of the International Bowling Congress in New Orleans. Their 2,419 pinfall followed earlier 2,419 in the 47 day marathon, while Jasper Texas’ Jas perettes won with 2,446 and Herreman's Supper Club of Sun Prairie Wisconsin ranked 10th with 2,343. Division 1 went to the Gossard Girls of Chicago with 2,755.
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Attendance at Nation’s Tracks Dips Slightly on Memorial Day
AP survey shows 449,776 spectators across 23 tracks versus 468,707 last year while total wagering remains nearly flat at 30.76 million. Top crowds were 67,587 at Aqueduct and 67,167 at Hollywood Park as 11,900 foot La Paz Bolivia hosts boys racing homemade coasters 12 miles downhill.
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