Sadecki Shuts Out Reds in St Louis Debut Win
Rookie Ray Sadecki, a 10 year year rookie left hander from Kansas City, blanked Cincinnati 6-0 on three Reds doubles. He earned his first victory in three decisions, despite frequent trouble, as Curt Flood and Bill White led the Cardinals with three hits apiece. Joe Nuxhall took the loss.
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Spray Stevens Clash in First ALBUQUERQUE Round
Defending champion Steve Spray of Indianola Iowa faces Keith Stevens of Wichita in the first round of match play at the Western Junior Golf Championship in Albuquerque New Mexico. Medalist Labron Harris Jr leads qualifiers with 147 and two more rounds plus finals are scheduled through Saturday.
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Northwestern’s Ron Burton Sets Big Ten Rushing Mark
Northwestern running back Ron Burton rushed for 169 yards against Wisconsin, recording the best single game rushing performance in the Big Ten last football season.
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Rookie Bob Bruce Named Detroit Tigers Pitcher
The Detroit Tigers designate rookie Bob Bruce as their pitcher, marking his ascent to the major league rotation. Bruce joins a staff led by veteran hurlers as he steps into a new role with the club.
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Defending Kings In NCAA Track Meet Face Tough Challenge
Seven defending champions compete in Berkeley with at least three in danger of losing titles. Kansas trio Bill Alley and Charlie Tidwell in javelin and 100 meters lead as favorites, while rivals Williams Macy Cochran struggle against strong fields and rival jumpers.
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Bingo Arrives In Baseball As New Attendance Booster
New York AP reports baseball bingo is spreading through minor league parks with potential majors use. Cards list 24 situations and players mark off events. winners cross out rows columns or diagonals. About 210 card patterns exist and six winners per thousand cards are expected.
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Yesterday's Stars Pitching and Hitting Shine in MLB Wins
Pitcher Ray Sadecki won his first major league game with a three hit 6 9 decision over the Reds. He walked eight and struck out nine for the Cardinals first shutout by the staff. Roy Sievers of the White Sox hit two two run homers to power a 6 4 victory over the Senators.
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Palmer Favorite Ahead of U S Open in Denver
Arnold Palmer, 29, from Ligonier Pa, opens as a 4-1 favorite at Cherry Hills Country Club in Denver as first-round play begins in the 60th U S Open. He is joined by Cary Middlecoff and Jack Fleck amid a field of 150, with 18 holes today and another 18 Friday reducing the field to the low 50 and ties for Saturday.
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U S Pentathlon Team to Enter 1960 Olympics
SAN ANTONIO Texas AP reports the United States will send its strongest modern pentathlon team ever to the 1960 Olympics. An Army officer coach says three members and an alternate will be named at the conference.
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Baseball Leaders and Stars From The Era
Stat leaders across batting and pitching with multiple players named from Pittsburgh Chicago New York Cincinnati and St Louis. notable figures include Clemente Banks Maris Bunning and Drysdale among others with top marks in runs hits home runs and strikeouts.
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Chester Norris Mississippi Quarterback Prospect
Chester Norris, a Mississippi sophomore quarterback, plans for next fall and is a resident of Ft. Walton Beach Florida.
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Schoolboy Star Lands Six Figure Chicago Cubs Bonus
Danvers Mass AP Danny Murphy a sensational schoolboy pitcher outfielder signed with a six figure bonus base ball contract for five years the largest in Cubs history Scout Lenny Merullo signed the 17 year old star making him the youngest non player acquired by Chicago Details circulate around a figure near 125000 dollars and the commitment span across five years.
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Justice for Romance Tolland
Justice Court Judge Howard Met calf granted a postponement in a drunken driving case. The motorist pleaded that the arraignment would interrupt his honeymoon, so the judge continued the case until after the honeymoon.
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Foreign Aid Bill Faces Tug-of-War In House Today
In Washington the House debated a 3.3845 billion foreign aid bill with a split over cuts and restorations. Republicans pressed to restore portions of two billion for direct military aid and 75 million of defense funds, while Democrats questioned the level as excessive ahead of a Senate review.
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