Mantle injury sidelined for weeks after foot fracture
Mickey Mantle of the New York Yankees injures his left foot on a play against the Baltimore Orioles. A third metacarpal fracture is treated with a cast to the knee, likely keeping him out about six weeks and delaying a possible disabled list move.
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Pet Tent Promises Oxygen Boost for Sick Animals
In Chicago a new pet tent design offers oxygen therapy for dogs and cats. Priced at $125 it is intended to aid treatment of shock heat prostration and respiratory troubles.
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Matchups and routes listed for upcoming games
The schedule shows teams traveling to various venues with matchups including Los Angeles and Chicago in the same bracket, St Louis at New York Cincinnati at Pittsburgh Milwaukee at Pittsburgh San Francisco at Houston and other regional pairings briefed in the listing.
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New AA Formed Atheletes Anonymous Promotes Moral Support
An Ohio AFL-CIO publication notes a new AA called Atheletes Anonymous. Members are urged to seek neighborly help when tempted to hike, with a neighbor stopping the impulse and driving them home.
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Four Americans Reach Fifth Round in British Amateur Golf
United States Walker Cup players Dick Davis Dick Sykes and Ed Updegraff advanced to the fifth round of the British Amateur Championship in St Andrews Scotland. George Blocker and Hugh O Donnell were eliminated while Ron Luceti remained in the lower half of the draw along with Davies Sikes and Updegraff.
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Riendeau Resigns St Lawrence to Take RPI Coaching Post
Richard Riendeau, a St Lawrence University freshman coach, resigns Wednesday to succeed Edward Hoffman as head football coach at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. Hoffman, who left for Briarcliff Manor High School, had been RPI's coach.
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Howie Young Sent to Hawks in NHL Draft Session
Montreal reports Howie Young, Detroit defenseman known for penalties, was traded to Chicago Black Hawks as part of a three day NHL meeting. Detroit acquired Irv Spencer Ted Hampson and Art Stratton while other moves included Heberton Rivers and draft exchanges involving Boston New York and Montreal.
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American League Batting Leaders Report
The Associated Press lists AL batting leaders with Malzone of Boston at 341 in 100 at bats. Wagner of Los Angeles leads in runs with 39 and RBIs with 39. Pearson of Los Angeles tops in hits with 70, Versalles of Minnesota leads in doubles with 16, and Hinton of Washington Clinton Boston ties for triples at 5.
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League leaders and stats in batting and pitching
Covington Philadelphia 351 Groat St Louis 335. Flood St Louis 47 H Aaron Milwaukee 46. Robinson Cincinnati F Alou San Francisco 40. Groat St Louis 73 White St Louis 69. Cepeda San Francisco 16 Javier St Louis 14. Brock Chicago Skinner Cin cincinnati Flood St Louis. H Aaron Milwaukee 16 F Alou San Francisco 12. Brock Chicago Robinson Cincinnati 13. O Dell San Francisco 81 889 Perranoski Los Angeles 61 857. Drysdale Los Angeles 90 Koufax Los Angeles 86.
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Printing Department Palladium Times Blog Dial FI 3 3800
Printing department notes contact numbers for Palladium Times blog including FI 3 3800 and FI 3 3801. The snippet reads as a terse internal contact directive.
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MacArthur Orders ECAC to Lift Ban on Open Meets
General Douglas MacArthur demanded the Eastern College Athletic Conference rescind its order forbidding college athletes to compete in open track meets. He called the ECAC action a violation of the January agreement between the NCAA and AAU, saying sanc tioning authority is the core issue. ECAC commissioner Asa Bushnell was unavailable for comment.
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