Mantle Faces Third Season Lost to Injuries in Yankees Run
Yankees star Mickey Mantle, earning 100000 a year, is set to miss 42 of the first 78 games this season, reaching 169 career injury absences by mid July. The 31 year old center fielder has endured a string of injuries since his 1951 rookie year, while MVP history and MVP status add to the drama as he eyes a return in Los Angeles on July 1 and a possible Yankees pennant push.
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49ers Sign Three Ends for 1963 Roster
San Francisco signs Bernie Casey who had 53 receptions for 819 yards and six touchdowns in 1962. Also signed are Monte Stickles, a tight end known for blocking, and Clyde Connor, a seven year veteran troubled by minor injuries last season.
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Liston Clay bout eyed for boxing title hype
Preview notes Liston and Cassius Clay as future world heavyweight contenders. Clay’s rapid-fire talk and Liston’s tough reputation raise expectations for a marquee showdown with both men shaping the pre fight chatter and the imagined outcome.
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Father of Jockey Dies In West Virginia Shooting
State police questioned Frances Bryant of Winchester after the fatal shooting of William Hartack Sr. near his farm road. Hartack lay beside a pickup, six shots fired from a small caliber weapon found in his home. Bryant, injured, was treated at Charles Town General Hospital.
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Palmer Takes Open Lead As Nicklaus Misses Cut
Arnold Palmer shoots 69 to tie for the National Open lead at 142 with Don Finsterwald and Jacky Cupit after two rounds. Jack Nicklaus fails to make the cut with 153, the first Open champion unable to reach weekend play since 1956, framing a five man stretch for the title.
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Baseball Scores From Sunday and Monday Games
AP reports Minnesota beat Baltimore 3 2 while New York defeated Chicago 4 2 Detroit topped Cleveland 6 4 and Washington blanked Los Angeles 0 in Sunday action. Monday features Salt Lake at Minnesota Cleveland at Boston New York at Chicago Detroit at Kansas City with other results noted.
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Sun Series ends with Goldpanners top Dreamliners 6 0
In Fairbanks Alaska the Goldpanners defeated the Wichita Dreamliners 6 0 in the Midnight Sun Series game played after 10 30 p m Alaska time The result ends Wichita’s unbeaten run in the series Len Schnittker started for the Dreamliners and John Stapp earned the win for the Goldpanners
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Errors Doomed Cardinals and Athletics in Friday Losses
The St. Louis Cardinals lost 5-3 to the Los Angeles Dodgers after two costly errors. The Kansas City Athletics fell 6-4 to the Detroit Tigers as Wayne Causey’s mental error sparked the decisive scoring.
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Rookie Fighter Stable Faces Vet in TV Bout
In Madison Square Garden a young Cuban American hopeful Jose Stable faces veteran Charly Scott from Philadelphia. Scott, 27, carries a 33-21 record with 18 KOs and two notable knockouts, while Stable, 22, recently rose after beating Curtis Cokes at Sunnyside Gardens on April 20.
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10th Inning Single Keeps Chicago Alive in National
Andre Rodgers delivered a bases loaded RBI single in the 10th inning as the Chicago Cubs beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 5–4. Rodgers, a Bahamas native and former cricketer, stroked the decisive hit to silver the Cubs to their fourth straight win and pull them into fifth place, 244 games behind the leader. In other NL action, Koufax and Perranoski guided the Dodgers past St. Louis 4–3, Milwaukee beat San Francisco 6–3, Maloney won for Cincinnati 3–0, and the Mets ended a skid with a 3–1 win over Philadelphia.
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Husker Cager Vincent Killed in Highway Crash
COUNCIL BLUFFS Iowa William Jr Bill Vincent 21 of Omaha Nebraska basketball center for the Cornhuskers was killed Friday in a two truck crash on a rain slick highway He drove one truck Also killed was the other truck driver John Lorenzen 30 of Omaha Vincent who stood 6 foot 7 inches scored 245 points last season for Nebraska.
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