Cardinals Push Contention In NL Tilt Behind Sadecki
The St. Louis Cardinals won 6-0 over Cincinnati as rookie Ray Sadecki delivered a three hit outing to boost a five of six run. Pittsburgh led the NL with a 14-6 win over San Francisco while Chicago trimmed Milwaukee and Los Angeles crushed Philadelphia in other action.
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Cardinals pitcher Sadecki earns first major win in shutout
Ray Sadecki of the Cardinals earned his first major league victory with a three-hit 6-0 shutout of the Reds, walking eight and striking out nine. Roy Sievers of the White Sox hit two two-run homers, the second breaking a four four tie in the seventh for a 6-4 win over the Senators.
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Gophers Rally To Beat Arizona In Omaha Showdown
Minnesota keeps NCAA baseball title hopes alive with an 8-5 win over Arizona in Omaha. The Gophers improve to 2-0 in the double elimination tournament after scoring four runs in the eighth inning to hand the Wildcats their first loss.
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Baseball Bingo Craze Hits Minor League Parks
New York reports baseball bingo spreading through minor league ball parks with talk of a possible majors trial. Fans receive 24 listed baseball situations on cards and win by crossing off a full row column or diagonal for one of 210 combinations. Originators expect six winners per 1,000 cards.
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Chrome ore output share cited for Turkey
A report notes that roughly 19 percent of global chrome ore production is sourced from Turkey. The figure highlights Turkey's significant role in the chrome market and its impact on supply dynamics.
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Orioles Take Narrow Split In Doubleheader With Indians
Yankees tie with Cleveland at 29 21 after a 7 7 12 inning rain halted game in Kansas City. Orioles win 13 5 in second game and 10 2 in first game, moving into third place at 33 24 while White Sox move to fourth and Red Sox rally with timely hits.
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Dinosaurs Found At Palisades Cliff Near New York City
Paleontologists report bones and footprints uncovered in a Palisades cliff near New York City. The discovery highlights the area as a notable site for Jurassic era remains and aids understanding of prehistoric life along the region.
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Palmer Favored In National Open at Cherry Hills
Denver report says Arnold Palmer is the 41 favorite as first round play begins in the National Open at Cherry Hills Country Club. He tees off at 1 52 p m with Cary Middlecoff and Jack Fleck joining in the group, as 150 players compete over 36 holes to trim the field to 50 plus ties for the weekend. The course a 7004 yard par 71 is expected to yield scoring records unless winds or heat hinder scores.
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Rutgers Offers Two Week Ice Cream Making Course
Rutgers University announces a two week course in ice cream making. The program covers basic techniques, flavors, and equipment use for aspiring creators and food enthusiasts. Participants gain hands on practice and tasting opportunities with faculty guidance.
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Elkhart Lake Track To Start June Sprints
Elkhart Lake Road America opens the 1960 season with the International June Sprints for sports cars. Officials report over 200 entries for six races headlined by a 140 mile feature on Sunday. Formula Junior cars debut on Road America asphalt this season.
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Pitcher Signed by Milwaukee Braves
Right handed pitcher Paul Roof of Paducah Kentucky. 18 years old, 190 pounds, signed to a Louisville contract by the Milwaukee Braves on Wednesday.
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Golfers Seek Macktown Crown in Cosmpolitan Open
ROCKTON Ill A field of 29 pros and eight amateurs tee off Friday in the $7500 Cosmopolitan Women's Open on Macktown course. The 54 hole event ends Sunday with past winners Cathy Cornelius Mary Lena Faulk among the top names.
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Wis
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