Orioles Indians Clash In Key Four Game AL Set
The Orioles open a crucial four game series with the Indians to battle for the AL lead while the Yankees ride a six game win streak at Kansas City. Jim Perry seeks his sixth straight, Milt Pappas or Billy Hoeft start for Baltimore as New York remains a game back after an 8-4 win over the A's. Notre Dame captain Myron Pottios, from Van Voorhis, Pa, skips spring drills after knee surgery.
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Cedar Rapids Stays Lead In Three Eye League
Cedar Rapids remained atop the Three-I League after Bill Marnie improved to 3-0 with a 6-1 win over last-place Green Bay. Sioux City defeated Topeka 9-4 as Don Gaffney and John Pavletich homered. Lincoln and Fox Cities games were postponed by rain.
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Diamond Data Monday Results Across Leagues
Baseball results from Monday list New York 8 Kansas City 4 and notes on Tuesday games across American and International leagues with several matchups including Baltimore Cleveland New York Kansas City Washington Chicago Boston Detroit and more.
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Nielsen Scores a KO In His 1st Pro Start
Nielsen weighs 195 pounds and knocks out Randy Wyatte in the second round on his pro debut in Wichita. The former Golden Glove heavyweight champion from Omaha stopped Wyatte after eight first round knockdowns.
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Palmer Shines at National Open as Palmer Opens With 66
Masters champion Arnold Palmer fired a 66 at Cherry Hills as betting odds on his National Open title dropped to 4-1. Teammate and echoing praise from Bob Rosburg noted his remarkable shotmaking while analysts warned greens could produce record scores. In other news, the Indians list four rookies: Wynn Hawkins, Mike Lee, Dick Stigman, and Walt Bond.
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Bud Wilkinson Denies Giving Stimulating Drugs to Sooners
OU athletic director and coach Bud Wilkinson testified in a $150,000 libel suit that no Oklahoma players received stimulants during the 1956 football season. He named trainer Ken Rawlinson and team physicians as responsible for players’ well being and said he had not authorized barbiturates or amphetamines.
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Higgins Returns to Manage Red Sox After Interim Leave
Mike Higgins is back as Boston manager replacing Billy Jurges who was released after a brief leave. The Red Sox sit near the AL cellar with 25 losses in 32 games, and Higgins says he has not yet seen the team and will comment in a couple of weeks.
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Baseball Draft Bill in Senate’s Hands
The bill would let each major league club own or control only 40 exempt players and delay draft eligibility until four years in organized baseball. Its impact on the proposed Continental League and its ability to draft players remains unclear as the Senate has not set a action date.
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Bond Set at $25 000 For Junior Theobald
Junior Leroy Theobald 24 of Aurora Missouri is held on 25000 bond on two counts of rape and one of assault with intent to kill. He recently completed a prison term for statutory rape and is accused of raping two sisters at the Carl Koehler home and firing a shot at their mother early Sunday.
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Cox and Soergel Named All-America in College Baseball
Missouri shortstop Ron Cox hit .407 and Oklahoma State pitcher Dick Soergel earned All-America honors as part of the American Association of College Baseball Coaches selections announced during the NCAA College World Series. Gene Orf of Missouri is left fielder on the third team.
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Outfielder Bill Tuttle Wears AL Uniform No 13
Kansas City Athletics outfielder Bill Tuttle is the only American League player sporting the number 13 this season.
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Yankee Bill Skowron Hits Pace Early Season
Yankee Bill Skowron collected two or more hits in eight of the Yankees first 12 games and was hitting above .400, highlighting a strong start to the season for the team.
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