Tigers Tap Dykes Leads To Sweep As New Manager Shifts Team
Detroit under new manager Jimmy Dykes wins twice in a doubleheader against the New York Yankees and handily defeats the Boston Red Sox 8 3. Lepcio hits a grand slam, Maxwell moves to outfield, Messi becomes a starter as Dykes reshapes the lineup. Indians defeat Baltimore as standings shift behind 9½ games behind Cleveland.
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Gil McDouald
Tony Kubek
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Preston Ward
Bob Turley
Orfordville Drops Brooklyn 9-1 in State Line League
Orfordville defeated Brooklyn 9-1 behind Dale Eggen who hurled a strong game and struck out 10. Dennis Kane collected two hits including a triple to spark the offense, while Sather added three hits for Orfordville and Pass belted a Brooklyn triple. Orfordville racked up 10 hits.
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Braves Beat Dodgers 3 2 In 16 Inning Marathon
Yesterday's Stars pitched through a marathon nine to decide the game. Don McMahon worked five hitless innings, Bob Rush finished with the win after eight innings of one hit relief. Frank Robinson slugged his third homer in four days as the Reds downed the Giants 5 2 with two on in the fifth.
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Quinlan to play for Green Bay Packers in NFL
North Andover Mass Bill Quinlan agreed to join the Green Bay Packers in the National League after a trade with Cleveland. The 245 pound defensive end said he would play with the Packers because they offered more money than he earned with the Browns.
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Talkative Casey Refuses Film Talk Ahead of Yankees Clash
Kansas City report shows Casey Stengel, irritated by a slump, dismisses a TV crew at the Yankee bench. He refuses to discuss the team, insists he earns his living with baseball, not movies, and heads to the clubhouse promising to see the crew in Europe.
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Mt Horeb Rips Dodgeville 21 to 2 in Southwestern WI League
Mt Horeb crushed Dodgeville 21 to 2 as Dodgeville made 15 errors. Mos trom and Austin allowed two hits. Lancaster beat Prairie du Chien 8 to 2 with five runs in the second and homers by Lind and Schildgen. Boscobel topped Fennimore 6 to 1. Darlington beat Cuba City 1 to 0 on low offense and seven errors by Cuba City.
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Packers Sell Over 23 000 Season Tickets
Green Bay reports more than 23 000 season tickets sold for home NFL games with about nine thousand seats remaining for each of the four National League games next fall.
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Giardello Mims Title Shot Rematch at Capitol Arena
Holly Mims and Joey Giardello clash in a 10 round middleweight title hopefuls bout at Capitol Arena. The ABC telecast highlights two top contenders as Sugar Ray Robinson faces title trouble and Basilio Fullmer loom for a future NBA crown.
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Braves Rally to Narrow NL Lead With 3-2 Win Over Dodgers
Milwaukee's staff depth helped the Braves pull ahead in the tight NL race. Henry Aaron drove in the winning run with a 16th inning double after Don McMahon and Bob Rush shut down Los Angeles over eight scoreless frames. Aaron had earlier tied it in the seventh, as Carl Willey and Don Drysdale dueled through eight. The Dodgers were blanked in the final 11 innings, while Cincinnati and San Francisco also dropped key games in the pennant chase.
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Big Ten Coaches Back Rule Changes For 2 Platoon Goal
Big Ten football coaches vote for three NCAA changes including a wild card substitute, an extra timeout per half increasing from four to five, and wider goal posts. They view the timeout boost mainly as a substitution chance, not rest.
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Country Club Plans Opening Stag May Fourteenth
Monroe Country Club announces a Golf Stag Day on Thursday May 14 with dinner, prize awards, and several special features. The club will also host a Mother’s Day dinner this coming Sunday.
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Hank Aaron Drives Braves Past Dodgers With 16th Inning Double
Hank Aaron ignoring pitcher and pitch type, hammered a 400-foot 16th inning double off Clem Labine to drive in Eddie Mathews and lift the Milwaukee Braves to a 3-2 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers. Aaron, already hot at the plate, walked four times and raised his NL leading .488 average as Milwaukee moved back into first in the National League.
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Braves Power Hitter Extends Streak in 11-7 Win
The player delivered a two run blast and later an RBI two-base hit to seal an 11-7 victory. He extended his hitting streak to 11 games and has hit safely in 13 straight outings, aiding the Braves' surge.
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Archery League Plans Sunday Tournament at Field Course
Southwest Field Archery League will hold a Sunday tournament at the local field course in Monticello open to the public. Registration starts at 8 a.m. and events run to 4 p.m. Medals will be awarded in all classes and a lunch stand will be available on the grounds.
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Darlington Dominates Area Track Meet With Sweep
Darlington won 12 of 14 events and outpointed Monroe 93 to 25. Dave Chellevold and Gary Mevis led the Redbirds with two victories each and top relay finishes. officials note marks in discus, shot put, high jump, pole vault, hurdles, sprints, and distance races.
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Gruber to Coach Platteville Athletes at Waterloo High
Don Gruber Platteville State College guard will be assistant football and basketball coach at Waterloo High School Iowa after graduation. He will also coach golf and track, expanding his coaching duties at the new school.
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