Mantle's Tremendous Homer Lifts Yankees Past Athletics
In Kansas City May 21 the Yankees beat the Athletics 5 to 0 behind Mickey Mantle's colossal homer clearing two fences and an embankment. Four A's homers came with bases empty. Martin sparked tension by charging the mound after a ninth inning confrontation. Mizell and the Cardinals edged the Giants 4 to 1 as Repulski Sarni and DeGreco powered St Louis to second place.
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Middletown and Brunswick Highs End County League clash
Middletown and Brunswick High nines closed their County League schedule at Brunswick after a weathered 12-1 Brunswick win. Bob Coles went 4 for 4 with three doubles, Gene Lewis added two doubles and six hits allowed, while Middletown tallied early runs aided by a Lewis RBI double and an Ahalt single.
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Amvets Defeat Elks in Mixed Box Scores
Optimists extend winning streak to five in National Little League by routing NECA nine 12-3 in Robert Staley Park. Siedling limited NECA to five hits and 11 strikeouts while Hurst Hammond Winpigler and Stevens supplied the offense with doubles. Eight NECA errors aided the Optimists as games are slated to start at 6:30 p.m.
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Frick to Conduct All Star Game Poll in Cooperation
New York May 22. Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick announced his office will conduct the All Star Game poll in cooperation with Canadian and American newspapers and radio. The move aims to gauge fan sentiment on the midsummer classic.
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Orioles star Boyd placed on disabled list amid elbow surgery
Bob Boyd of the Baltimore Orioles is put on the disabled list and will undergo an operation to repair a left elbow chip fracture. He is expected out one month to six weeks. Gus Triandos and Ray Sadecki share first base duties while Boyd rests. the team also lists pitcher Gordon Loudin as out with a batting slump. The report notes Frick's fan poll timing and details for an All Star starting lineup ballot open to newspapers and stations.
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Cadets rally to topple Poolesville in baseball showdown
Frederick High Jayveeners hung four runs in the fifth inning to beat Poolesville 10 to 4 after a weather delayed afternoon game. Dick Gastley belted a homer to tie the game in the third as Poolesville led 4-2 before the Cadets surged ahead.
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Virdon Deal Draws Mixed Praise From Critics
Frank Lane faces criticism for trading Bill Virdon to the Pirates in exchange for two faded Cardinals players. The piece defends Pirates GM Joe Brown and praises the club’s youth, noting Danny Kravitz and rookie Frank Thomas among bright spots. It highlights Mizell and Mantle performances and lists local sports events and a 4-H softball win.
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Draft choices sign by Baltimore in NFL draft
Baltimore reports two more choices sign today in the National Football League draft. Five-year-old, six-foot-five, 285-pound tackle Sa Collene from Schenectady joins the list. The draft scene tightens as teams finalize rosters and rookie contracts.
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