Short Becomes Key Yankee Pitcher in Series Opener
Billy Short 22, just out of the Army, starts for New York against Cleveland in the opening game of a crucial series. The rookie has three prior starts with a 2-1- ERA 2.35, including two wins, one loss, and a 21 loss to Baltimore. Manager Casey Stengel and coach Eddie Lopat praise his rapid rise and note control has been his main issue due to a late start this season.
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Pirates fall to Dodgers as four-game skid grows
Pittsburgh dropped their fourth straight, 7 4, at Los Angeles. Don Drysdale blanked the Pirates through seven innings before Bill Mazeroski and Bob Skinner homered late. Charlie Neal delivered a three run blast for the Dodgers, tying the game in the eighth. Larry Sherry earned his third straight relief win.
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Khrushchev Turns Spy Crisis Into Propaganda Tool
Khrushchev uses the downing of an American spy plane to frame Western spying while denouncing U S and Soviet actions. State Department missteps and Herter declarations reveal tensions over Eisenhower’s summit and the limits of covert missions. Major League notes follow with Pascual and Podoley deals.
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Fight Results From The Associated Press
New York J B Ellis stopped Chico Rollins in New York while Stan Fitzgerald drew in Philadelphia. George Ross stopped Haford Garrow in Holyoke. Clive Stewart outpointed Tony Dupas in Sydney. Funio Kaizu knocked out Jiro Seen Japan in Tokyo. Swift defeated Larry Baker in Swansea. Brian Curvis stopped in Wales.
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League Leaders cerpeXISIO Pre American League Batting
The article lists top 35+ at bats leaders by league. American League batting leaders include Maris and Skowron with high totals, while Mantle leads in runs and hits by different players. Pitching leaders show Staley and Coates with 30 wins and Drysdale leading strikeouts. National League leaders feature Mays in batting and McCormick in wins.
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Sports Scores and War Reported Across Several Fronts
Lacrosse Maryland 26 Duke 2 and Wake Forest 5 Virginia 1 in 10 innings headline a busy sports page. Baseball Duke at Maryland canceled due to wet grounds and University of Baltimore at Catholic canceled. The AP reports fifteen French soldiers killed and 30 wounded in two day battle near the Moroccan frontier with Algerian rebels. rebel losses listed as 108 killed and 42 captured.
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George Barnes Wins British Empire Welter Title
George Barnes, age 146, Australia, secured the British Empire welter title on the 15th.
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NAACP Meeting Scheduled for Frederick County Branch
The Frederick County NAACP branch calls a regular meeting for Thursday to discuss ongoing civil rights and community issues with members urged to attend.
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Alonso S. Perales dies at 61 in San Antonio
Alonso S. Perales a longtime San Antonio civic leader and Nicaragua consul general died Monday likely from a stroke He was 61 and had served as a prominent figure in local affairs and international relations in San Antonio Texas AP report
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