Pappas Shuts Out Tigers on Two Hits in 4-0 Win
Baltimore right-hander Milt Pappas, 20, threw his first major league shutout in a 4-0 win over Detroit as Jim Bunning yielded four Orioles hits. Pappas retired the final 11 men in order and improved to 6-3. Early hits by Lew Berberet and a two-out rally doomed Detroit while Gus Triandos and Chico Carrasquel homered for Baltimore.
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Lawrence Raps Garnett 18-1 In Loop Game
The Lawrence Hawks American Legion Junior baseball team romped 18-1 over Garnett at Municipal Park. Val Finney earned the win with five hits allowed, two walks, and nine strikeouts for his third straight victory. Lawrence piled 18 hits and sent 13 to the plate in the sixth, belting two Garnett pitchers for nine in that inning and stretching their two game total to 31 runs. Fred Rush, Darel Green, Steve Aldridge, and Finney each had three safeties. The 1950 club had similar two-game scoring bursts, and Lawrence now hosts Ottawa Friday night in another loop game.
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Pappas Fires First Shutout as Orioles Top Tigers 4 0
Milt Pappas pitched a complete first major league shutout for the Orioles, allowing two singles, walking none, and striking out six. He retired the first 14 and last 11 batters in order in a 4 0 win over Detroit. Cal Neeman of the Cubs singled, scored the tying run in the seventh, then hit an inside the park three run homer in the eighth for a 52 victory over Pittsburgh.
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Boxing results from Miami Beach cards feature Rodriguez and Riycers
In Miami Beach last night Luis Rodriguez from Cuba at 147 pounds outpointed Virgil Akins of St. Louis at 148% and Neal Riycers from Los Angeles at 164 outpointed Jimmy Martinez of Phoenix at 157. Both bouts went the distance with clear decisions.
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Los Angeles
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Dal Ward to Remain at Colorado as Professor
Dal Ward, 53, who was fired as Colorado football coach last January 23, will stay at the University of Colorado as a professor of physical education. Athletics director Harry Carlson announced the decision. Ward will earn 8120 annually as a professor and previously received 12800 plus 1000 expenses as coach. Everett Grandelius was named Ward's successor in February with a 3 year contract at 14000 annually. Ward said teaching duties will not involve football coaching. He may coach in the future but has no definite plans. Ward began coaching in 1947 and earned tenure four years later. He is married with five children.
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Weather and Islesmere course shape in Canadian Open field
A 149-man field led by new U S Open champion Bill Casper started play at the Canadian Open Golf Championship in Montreal. Weather and the Islesmere course condition were seen as two major factors as pros, fresh from the U S Open, faced a 6,695-yard par 72 layout after practice days.
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Strictly Personal New Open champ Billy Casper profile
Billy Casper, 28, 5-11 and 212 pounds, champions with a low-key, stock-gear approach. He favors No. 4 wood and a sand wedge, excels at driving and putting, and maintains a cheerful, unpretentious lifestyle. He finished near Arnold Palmer in money winnings last year and aims for the Canadian Open crown next.
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Westminster Golfer Sixth in NCAA Meet
Westminster College golfer Danny Wilkins sits sixth at the halfway NAIA Golf Tournament with a 71 73 144. Leader is Jim King of Western Illinois at 140, tied for second are Bob Wood and Bob Bluhm at 141. Team leader Western Illinois 589, Lamar Tech 595. Lamar Tech has won the tournament three consecutive years.
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Braves Slump Deepens After Third Shutout Loss
The Milwaukee Braves slipped further in the pennant race as they dropped a doubleheader to Los Angeles, 10-2 and 4-0, after losing 10 of 15 games. Koufax and McDeVitt each shut them out as San Francisco narrowed the gap while Dodgers and Pirates gain.
Correct Golf Stance for Free Back Swing
Dr Cary Middlecoff explains that a stance too wide hinders the backswing and power. He advises a stance about shoulder width for drives and gradually narrows for short irons, with heels about two inches apart for nine irons. He offers a booklet chart guide for 10 cents with SASE.
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Pitt's First Black Football Star Ordained Minister
Jimmy Joe Robinson, Pitt's first Negro football player, was ordained a Presbyterian minister. The former Pitt halfback from 1947 to 1949 and his wife Betty will move to Wichita Kansas to co pastor an integrated congregation with his son Jimmy Joe Jr. in tow.
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Giants Purchase Ed Fisher From Farm Club
The San Francisco Giants bought right handed pitcher Ed Fisher from their Phoenix Pacific Coast League farm club. Fisher, 23, went 10 4 with Phoenix, including a 6-0 one hit win over Portland. He pitched 118 innings with a 3.15 ERA.
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Shelby Seeks fourth straight broad jump title in AAU meet
Kansas star Ernie Shelby aims for a rare four consecutive broad jump crowns at the 67th AAU extravaganza in Boulder. He faces rivals Joel Wiley and Greg Bell as U S team prospects loom toward Russia in Philadelphia.
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Weight events spark records at National AAU meet Boulder
At Boulder Colorado the National AAU track championships draw 445 entries from 87 teams with world class weight events. Olympic champion Parry OBrien defends the shot title facing Dallas Long and Lt Bill Nieder as contenders. OBrien set a 63 feet 8 inch best to top 63-2 list while Long and Nieder loom as stiff challengers.
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Record-Book Threatens: Nieder Eyes Longest Discus Put
Nieder, training at the University of Colorado in Boulder, opens with a 64-64 practice throw, challenging Fortune Gordien’s discus world record of 194 feet 6 inches. Rivalry heats up with Rink Banka at 190-2 this season and Olympic champion Al Oerter at 184-4 as the assault continues.
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Johansson Keeps The Crowd Loose
Ingemar Johansson, the Swedish challenger, trains hard for the June 25 bout with Floyd Patterson at Yankee Stadium. His Wednesday workout featured a sharp left jab, sparring with three partners and his brother Rolf, with the right hand used sparingly. All observers agree Johansson is in excellent condition.
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Diamond Data GAMES THURSDAY
Box score style listings show multiple major league games scheduled for Thursday including Chicago at New York Kansas City at Washington Detroit at Baltimore and Cleveland at Boston. Standings notes reference National League teams such as San Francisco Pittsburgh Los Angeles Chicago Cincinnati St Louis and Philadelphia with recent results and league records.
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Happy Hal's Juniors Rally to Beat Eudora 15-11
Happy Hal's juniors trailed early but rallied in the sixth inning to defeat Eudora 15 to 11 at Lincoln Park on Wednesday night.
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