Loop Champs Fall To Fourth As AL Race Shifts
In a chaotic May to June shift, the Chicago White Sox slump paste them from first to fourth as Cleveland and Baltimore jockey for early lead. The Sox bullpen and lineup stumble, while the Indians, Orioles, Yankees, and Tigers chip away at the standings with key wins and late surges.
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Flying Mays Steals Show Against Cubs
Willie Mays starred for the San Francisco Giants in a doubleheader split with Chicago. He stole three bases, scored twice, and sparked a ninth inning winner in the nightcap while McCovey delivered a key RBI single. Manager Bill Rigney praised Mays as the game’s greatest baserunner and instinctive player, with Cub manager Lou Boudreau calling him the best baserunner in the game.
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Duane McIntire Leads Decathlon After Halfway Point
Duane McIntire of Emporia State tops the Missouri Valley AAU decathlon after five events with 4 048 points. Jerry Dyes of Northeast Louisiana State is second with 3 880, Dale Greiner of Emporia State third, and Russell Vale of Abilene Christian fourth. McIntire won the shot put and the 100 and 400 meters. Dyes won the broad jump, Greiner took the high jump.
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Doctoring Your Golf by Cary Middlecoff
The piece critiques common putting flaws and praises a steady down stroke. It advises players to stay down through the hit and trust their line, contrasting proper technique with urging the ball by body English. It ends by offering a free pamphlet on putting to readers who send a stamped self addressed envelope.
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Aaron Stars In Three-I Action For Cedar Rapids
Aaron hits four times as Cedar Rapids tops Des Moines 8 3 in a game with six errors by the visitors. The Cedar Rapids offense is led by Tommy Aaron, brother of Milwaukee’s outfielder, with a double and three singles helping widen the lead. Fox Cities beats Green Bay 8 1 on a three hitter by Arne Thorsland.
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Cardinals Propose Run Bank To Save Offense
The St. Louis Cardinals plan to revive a run bank idea after a 15 3 blowout of the Dodgers. Ernie Broglio pitched four tight innings as manager Sally Hemus hinted at a regular spot for him. Bill White hit two homers and four RBIs while Joe Cunningham added three RBIs as the club revealed its scoring surplus concept and strong lineup depth.
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Mantle suffers jaw sprain after field mob at Yankee Stadium
New York Yankee center fielder Mickey Mantle was badly sprained in the jaw when a crowd of youngsters rushed the field after the Monday doubleheader with Washington. He fought through the mob to the dugout and received ice, X-rays showed no fracture, and the physician predicted several days of jaw pain.
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Rathmann Moves to Head of Table at Victory Dinner
Indianapolis AP Jim Rathmann rises to top honor at the 500 mile race victory dinner after a dramatic duel with Rodger Ward. He may claim a prize worth over 100000 dollars depending on sponsors. Ward finished within 13 seconds, with Ward and Rathmann trading the lead late in the race.
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Travelers Draw Big Crowds After Return to Little Rock
Professional baseball returns to Little Rock with the Travelers attracting an average of 2,414 fans over the first 12 home games after reviving the defunct New Orleans franchise. The earlier 1958 season had averaged 905 fans per game.
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Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
A new healing substance called Bio-Dyne in Preparation H reduces hemorrhoids without surgery. It relieves itching and pain as shrinkage occurs in many cases, with patients noting piles are no longer a problem. Available as suppositories or ointment at drugstores with money back guarantee.
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