Daley for Hec Lopez Swap Feared by Kansas City Fans
Kansas City fans worry over Bud Daley as the Yankees seek pitching help for a pennant run. Hector Lopez, hot at the plate and a target of several teams, may be involved in a potential deal with Stengel weighing options ahead of the June 15 trading window. The Yankees beat Kansas City 8 4 as Turley and supporting hitters paced the game.
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Hector Lopez
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Lawrence Junior Legion Posts Rainy Schedule Adjustments
Wet grounds forced postponement of Lawrence-Chanute. Lawson Olathe and Paola hold wins over Lawrence this season. Friday night at 8 p.m. Lawrence Junior Legion will play Olathe if the weather clears. Sunday Lawrence is slated to beat Paola in a league game.
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LaMotta to Face Senate Inquiry on Boxing Monopoly Ties
Senate investigators, led by Kefauver, will question former boxing champion Jake LaMotta about alleged underworld links in boxing promotion. The probe centers on 1947 Madison Square Garden bouts against Tony Janko and a 1947 loss to Billy Fox, plus the 1949 win over Marcel Cerdan. Police protection is arranged for LaMotta and other witnesses as hearings proceed.
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Kefauver
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Madison Square Garden
Marcel Cerdan
Detroit
Crack Miler Don Bowden Injured in Arm Forces Meet
Don Bowden, America's first sub four minute miler, tore his Achilles tendon in the 800 meters during the Armed Forces Track Championships in Quantico. He underwent successful surgery and expects to be on crutches for months and unable to train for about a year. Bowden, 23, is an Army lieutenant and UC graduate who helped place the U.S. in the four minute mile club.
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Fights Last Night by the Associated Press
New Rochelle resident Ronnie Couen 145 out pointed Steve Ward 14214 in New York. Bill Nielsen 195 of Omaha stopped Randy Wyatte 198 in Wichita. Sadao Yaoia 114 of Japan outpointed Atsundo Fukumoto 12214 in Tokyo.
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Stars Hitting Johnny Logan Key In Braves 12-5 Win
Yesterday's Stars Hitting Johnny Logan drove in five runs with a double and a three run triple to spark a comeback victory for the Braves over the Giants 12-5. Bob Turley won his fourth in a row for the Yankees with six hit seven strikeouts in a 4-0 shutout of the A's, yielding one hit through seven innings.
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Marty Kutyna
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George Maranda
Pirates Open Three Game Trek At San Francisco
Pittsburgh by a one game lead travels to Candlestick Park for the opener of a three game series with the Giants. Bob Friend and Sam Jones duel as Pittsburgh seeks to extend its lead despite recent road struggles and San Francisco attempts to close the gap.
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Ortiz Favorite in Cow Palace TV Bout for Junior Welter Title
New Yorker Carlos Ortiz is the favorite at about 98 to beat Italian Duilio Loi for the junior welterweight title at the Cow Palace in San Francisco. Ortiz sees the victory as a step toward a lightweight title shot. Loi holds European welterweight championship, but Ortiz’s rising momentum and rematch wins over his two losses are noted.
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Leaders 1 THE ASSOCIATE National League Batting Leaders
Summary of 1960s era baseball stats listing top NL batters by at bats runs RBIs hits doubles triples and home runs, with players like Burgess Adcock Clemente Pinson Banks and Mays featuring across categories. Pitching leaders include Williams Law Drysdale and Coates with notable win loss records and strikeout counts.
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Maris
New York
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Hansen
Baltimore
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Lollar
Skowron
Allison
Fox
Aparicio
Becquer
Pier- Ball
Cleveland
Coates
B. Daley
Kansas City
Pascual
Ashington
Bunning
Detroit
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