National League Batting and Pitching Leaders Fragment
Fragmentary list of 1950s style NL leaders by stats including Mays San Francisco Banks Clemente Bruton Pinson and Lian McCormack Drysdale with hits doubles home runs and strikeouts noted in incomplete form.
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Moraff
Mays
Sanrancisco
Barker
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Hloak
Banks
Chilene Botty
San Franctisco
Ciront
Pettsburgh
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Bruton
Milwaukee
Pineson
Cinetminths
T. Pinson
Cincinati
Kirkeland
Ban Praneises
Lanks
Chicago
Roger
St. Luis
San Jane
McCorneck
Drysdale
Los Angles
Friend
Senators stumble with injuries keep late rally alive
Washington Senators press on in title chase as injuries to Camilo Pascual Pedro Ramos and Harmon Killebrew test depth. They win 2-1 in 14 innings over Chicago White Sox as Ray Moore and Chuck Stubbs combine for 7 2 3 innings of shutout relief. Yankees lead. Tigers rout Red Sox.
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Camilio Pascual
Pedro Ramos
Harmon Killebrew
Chisox
Baltimore
Senators
Chicago
White Sox
Ray Moore
Chuck Stubbs
Washington
New York Yankees
Kansas City A’s
Cleveland
Johnny Temple
Detroit
Boston
Turk Lowr
Julio Becquer
Rookie Bruce Montgomery's triple play start with Geneva
Geneva New York AP Rookie infielder Bruce Montgomery made his first at bat with the Geneva Red Legs in the New York Penn League facing Erie and hit into a triple play.
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Geneva
N.Y
Bruce Montgomery
Geneva Red Legs
Erie
Councilman Urges Kansas City to Buy A's By Bond Issue
Kansas City councilman Charles Shafer proposes using city bonds to buy the Athletics franchise. A's attorney Ed Wolters notes most stock will be sold to private buyers. Arnold Johnson's heirs hold 52 percent. Chamber of Commerce seeks private investors to raise two million dollars in earnest money for the takeover effort.
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Ed Wolters
Arnold Johnson
Wollers
Johnson
Shafer
Kansas City
Chamber of Commerce Group
J. W. Putsch
Chamber
Fight U S Crews Will Enter British Action
The report notes American crews set to compete in a British action event at Henley and details expected challenges and outcomes.
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U.S
Diehm of New Mexico Chosen as Chairman For Trainers Group
L F Diehm of the University of New Mexico was elected chairman of the National Athletic Trainers Assn at its Kansas City convention. Purdue's William Newell was re elected executive secretary. New board members include Allott Williams College Reichel Syracuse Wyre Maryland Blickenstaff Columbus High School Wojecki Rice Sullivan Nebraska Moretti College of the Pacific Payne Kentucky. Dr Lynn O Litton said ankle injuries have fallen 50 percent in the last decade due to preventive wrapping.
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Kansas City
L. F. Diehm
University of New Mexico
National Athletic Trainers Assn
William Newell
Purdue
Joseph Allott
Williams College
Jules Reichel
Syracuse University
William Wyre
University of Maryland
Mel Blickenstaff
Columbus
Ind
Edward Wojecki
Rice University
George Sullivan
Nebraska
Mel Moretti
College of the Pacific
John Payne
Kentucky
Lynn O. Litton
Kansas University Medical Center
Title at Stake As Fullmer And Basilio Tangle
Salt Lake City AP The world middleweight title NBA version is at stake as Gene Fullmer of Utah defends against Carmen Basilio of New York in a 15 round rematch at Derks Field. ABC will televise at 8 p m CST with Utah and parts of Wyoming shown.
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Salt Lake City
NBA
Gene Fullmer
Utah
Carmen Basilio
New York
San Francisco
Derks Field
ABC
Wyoming
Massachusetts
Paul Pender
Fullmer
Basilio
Carmen
California
Arnold Palmer Struggles on Tough St Andrews Course
Arnold Palmer, fresh from Ireland and the Canada Cup, faced a harsh first look at the Royal and Ancient course in St Andrews Scotland during British Open practice. He shot 82 over par amid a stiff northerly wind, signaling a difficult trial ahead.
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ST. Andrews
Scotland
Arnold Palmer
Ireland
Royal and Ancient Club
Bragg Guides Vaulter To First 15-Footer Breakthrough
Palo Alto California AP Don Bragg national indoor record holder advised moving standards closer to the runway helping Jim Johnston a former Purdue rival now in the Army vault 15 feet for the first time during a U S Olympic trials workout at Stanford Stadium Johnston Abdicated Bragg 15 feet 9 34 inches record stands Bill Neider an Army shot putter from Kansas plans no more workouts due to an injured knee Charlie Tidwell from Kansas warned by old hamstring injury but says not serious
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Palo Alto
Calif
Don Bragg
Jim Johnston
U.S
Stanford Stadium
Johnston
Purdue
Bragg
Villanova
Brag
Bill Neider
Kansas
Charlie Tidwell
Michigan State Student Repeats as Fly ing Rings Champion
Tom Darling, a Michigan State graduate student, repeated as the flying rings champion at the 1960 National AAU gymnastic meet, securing the top spot again.
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Tom Darling
Michigan State
Leaders in American League batting and related stats
The Associated Press lists top A L leaders with Runnels leading in batting at .291 for Boston and Minoso at .291 for Chicago. Mantle and Maris pace homers with 22 and 17 respectively, while Maris leads RBIs with 68 and Aparicio co-leads in stolen bases with 10.
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Runnels
Boston
Minoso
Chicago
Mantle
New York
Maris
Gentile
Baltimore
Chdeapo
Rboston
Loline
Chicaro
Skowron
Siebern
Kansas City
Allison
Washington
Chicage
Aparicio
Saseder
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Lemon
Jones
Chica
Wi Minoso
Contes
Yesterday's Stars Pitching and Hitting Highlights
Pitcher Dallas Green of the Phils allowed only three hits for his first major league victory and first complete game in a 2-0 win over the Dodgers. Rocky Nelson of the Pirates drove in four runs, including a homer, in a 7-7 tie with the Giants.
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Yankees
Bob Turley
Temple
Gordon Jones
Orioles
Tigers
Boston
Ike Delock
Norm Cash
Dallas Green
Phils
Dodgers
Rocky Nelson
Pirates
Giants
Colts Dump Olpe In Tourney Start
The Lawrence Colts beat Olpe 11 to 2 in the district baseball tournament opener at Lyndon. Lawrence pitcher uncertain for Thursday as Lyndon, a tourney favorite, edged Dov er 16 to 3. Gene Dunigan Marc Sloop and Doyle Schick doubled. Schick Sloop and Mark Wilson had three hits each. Lawrence had nine hits and Olpe committed six errors while making one error.
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Lawrence Colts
Olpe
Lyndon
Colts
Rugged Lyndon
Dover
Gene Dunigan
Marc Sloop
Doyle Schick
Lawrence
Schick
Sloop
Mark Wilson
Louis Heinrich
First African elephant tamed in Belgian Congo in 1899
Sports and score roundup ends with a historical note: the first African elephant was tamed in the Belgian Congo in 1899. The fragment mixes baseball results and schedules with a single historical fact about elephant taming.
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Belgian Congo
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