Lavagetto Spot on Lung Out West
Lavagetto has a spot on his lung and remains in San Francisco for further examination after it was found during a routine check. Lavagello, 48, is a New York ers coach with past Major League service and World War II history, including time with church and Brooklyn teams. Tokens of uncertain text appear about other players and locations.
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Mays Injury Clouds Giants as Mantle Out?
AP report from New York says the Yankees lost to the Dodgers and face a potential season-ending injury to a star, with Ralph Houk uncertain about Willie Mays or Mantle. Houk cited a loose cartilage in the knee and warned recovery could range from days to months, altering pennant plans.
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Mantle Face Undefined Return Raises Doubt
New York Yankees mentor Ralph Houk voiced uncertainty about Mickey Mantle's return this season after a broken bone in his left foot and possible cartilage damage in the left knee. Sid Gaynor indicated no immediate operation is planned, Mantle’s status remains undetermined as the club weighs his health and playing prospects.
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Baseball Scores and Schedule From The Associated Press
Major league results show Cleveland defeating Minnesota 3 to 2 and Kansas City beating Boston 4 to 0. Chicago defeated Detroit 4 to 3, while Baltimore beat Washington 4 to 3. Upcoming games include Washington at Detroit and Chicago at Baltimore. Pitchers Jim Maloney and Dick Ellsworth have a combined 29 wins this season.
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Willie Mays Hitting Streak Powers Giants Power Play
Willie Mays has nine hits in 18 at bats over a five game span with four homers and nine RBIs, boosting the San Francisco Giants who won four of five. The team sits in third, a half game back of the Dodgers as other NL results unfold. Koufax struggled in six innings for the Dodgers while Burdette outpitched Spahn in the Chicago area matchup. Elsewhere the Los Angeles stadium tax case faces an appeal after the county board rejected a $3,694.80 tax reduction request that would raise O Malley’s bills.
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Close Open Race Continues in Local Softball League
Moose faces Henderson's and Cheri-Top meets Drewrys at Ab Qrexon Field as Moose seeks a lead. Muscatine Norseshoe Club beats Davenport 24 10 in games and 1620 to 1238 in points. Henderson's and Moose must win tonight. Van Nice pitching led Cheri-Top to victory while Marshall worked five innings for Davenport.
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Hawkins Seeks Western Open Victory Magic On Beverly Hills Greens
Fred Hawkins, 39, seeks a return to form in the Western Open after a long drought, carding a 67 to lead Medinah’s opening round. Nicklaus and other stars trail by one shot as 16 players break par, with Campbell, Riegel and Bruce Devlin among the 68s.
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Leaders in a muddled golf report feature top players and scores
Howie Johnson Art Wall and Mason Rudolph lead a tie filled with veteran names including Arnold Palmer and Jacky Cupit. Sam Snead, Julius Boros, and Bob Charles of New Zealand appear in a crowded leaderboard with rounds around even par while other stars struggle on tougher holes.
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