Birds End Wilhelm Streak With 6-4 Loss to Tigers
Baltimore facing own slumps as Wilheim left after five strong innings, Tigers rally for three runs in the sixth and Kuenn homer in the seventh. Orioles rack 12 hits but strand 15, while Yost and Kuenn key early scoring plays. Walker to oppose Bunning in tonight’s Detroit series game.
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Hoak advises ignore errors and focus on tomorrow
Pittsburgh third baseman Don Hoak argues that errors happen and players should not dwell on yesterday. He notes his role in recent wins over Los Angeles and his current hitting streak while crediting former manager Jimmy Dykes for teaching him to play third and not worry about fielding missteps.
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Layman Quits Terps Club to Join Family Business
Layman, longtime assistant graduate manager and Terrapin Club secretary at the University of Maryland, resigns effective July 1 1959 to head industrial equipment sales for his father’s Layman Company in Pittsburgh. He earned a 1955 B S in Business and Public Administration and helped with football while a student, later serving as backfield coach for freshmen. He is a Brentwood, Pennsylvania native, married to Jane Murray with two daughters.
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Erskine Announces Retirement From Baseball Career
Los Angeles says pitcher Carl Erskine, famed Dodger ace with no hitters and a World Series strikeout record, will retire after telling GM Buzzie Bavasi he cannot give 100 percent. He plans a Camp Bauman summer job in New York after the season.
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Royal children outclass London detective in polo hide and seek
Queen Elizabeth’s personal detective was outwitted by Princess Anne and Prince Charles as they dodged him at Windsor. The pair hid in a tent used for polo players, squeezing through a wooden fence gap to taunt the pursuing inspector before being found by palace staff.
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Kiwanis Rally Tops Oilers 9 6 in Babe Ruth League
Kiwanis scored five runs in the first inning and three in the second to defeat Shell 9 6 in a Babe Ruth League game. Wilson led Kiwanis with three hits in four plate appearances while Stevens Morgan and Stine held Shell to six singles. Moss took the loss with Stout being the winner as Kiwanis pitcher Rinehart went seven innings. Time 2 hours.
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NATO Pull‑Out Threat Ties France Nuclear Stockpile Clash
Map shows three French cities hosting NATO fighter bomber squadrons as Gen Laurvs Norstad, NATO commander, threatens to pull out 260 jets over France refusing US stockpile control. The dispute centers on nuclear weapons use and command.
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Arcaro To Quit Hospital After Belmont Spill
Eddie Arcaro, 13 year old jockey with a record of big race wins, will be discharged from a Queens hospital Tuesday after the Belmont Stakes spill. He remains uncertain about returning to riding, awaiting day to day medical clearance for future ride plans.
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