Detroit Tigers Flatten White Sox in Big Inning Bout
Detroit toppled Chicago 12-4 as Early Wynn faltered in the first inning and Casey Wise homered twice. Lou Berberet hit a grand slam, while the Tigers relied on Rocky Colavito Al Kaline and others. The Yankees also exploded for eight runs in the first inning in a 15-9 win over Baltimore. Cleveland shut out Kansas City 7-0 behind Gary Bell and Woody Held homers. Washington edged Boston 11-10 with Camilo Pascual in relief. Manager Jimmy Dykes, once rumored to leave, remains unbeaten.
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Woody Held
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Camilo Pascual
Boston
Jimmy Dykes
Richards Backs Losing Orioles With Patience and Hope
New York AP report says Baltimore manager Paul Richards remains determined to stick with his young Orioles after five losses in six games. He defends his approach as necessary patience and courage for a team loaded with minors graduates and a few veterans. The club, led by 22-year-old Brooks Robinson and a cadre of players under 23, suffered a 15-9 setback to the Yankees, their third straight defeat.
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Brooks Robinson
Score Faces A's In Bid To Restore Form
DETROIT AP Herb Score, a pitcher with a troubled arm, seeks a turnaround against the Kansas City Athletics in Kansas City. Once a 16-10 standout with 245 strikeouts, his career stalled after a May 1957 line drive injury. Trade from Cleveland to Chicago followed, as the White Sox seek stability for a faltering rotation.
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Liston After 22nd Victory
Sonny Liston seeks his 22nd win in a 10-round heavyweight bout with Roy Harris at the Sam Houston Coliseum Houston Texas. The bout, a nontitle fight, may gross around $70 000 and be shown on closed circuit in ten arenas across seven states. Liston 28-1 with 19 knockouts Harris 30-1 with eight knockouts. Harris's only loss came to Floyd Patterson in 1958.
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This Is Last Year For Stan Musial
Stan Musial of the St. Louis Cardinals will retire from active play after this season. The Nashville Tennessean quoted him saying he feels good and hopes to help the team, noting last season he hit .255, the first under .300 since 1941.
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Pirates Take Early NL Lead as Face Secures Win
The Pirates moved into first place two weeks into the season after a 7-3 win over Milwaukee, securing their fifth straight victory and eighth in 11 starts. Elroy Face closed the game with a clutch save after Harvey Haddix pitched into the ninth, while Don Elston earned the win for the Cubs. Sally Hemus and Stan Musial fueled St. Louis with a 7-2 win over Los Angeles, and a Phillies-Cincinnati doubleheader produced eight homers including a Jim Coker grand slam in the Phils’ 9-5 opener and Frank Robinson and Eddie Kasit0 contributing in Cincinnati’s 10-4 win.
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Nieder Aims To Top OBrien At Drake Relays Showdown
LAWRENCE Kan AP Bill Nieder the army lieutenant giant shot put artist plans a posturing bid to beat Parry OBrien in a head on duel at the Drake Relays this weekend. Nieder warmed up with a 66 1 4 in a KS Relays warmup exhibition and has a 65 7 mark pending as a world record. OBrien holds the recognized world record at 63 4. Nieder will train at home until Thursday before competing. East Texas State broke a 29 year old broad jump record and swept relay events while Cliff Cushman of Kansas was named outstanding athlete. Phil Mulkey of Memphis won his fourth decathlon at KU Relays with 7167 points. Steve Anderson placed second with 6636 points.
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Alex Hannum Hired as Syracuse Coach for Two Years
Syracuse New York AP reports Alex Hannum former Syracuse Nationals defensive star returns to NBA team as coach on a two year contract. Dan Biasone club president says Hannum hired on two year deal with undisclosed salary. He replaces Paul Seymour who quit at season’s end.
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Don Finsterwald Wins Greater New Orleans Open
Don Finsterwald, from Tequesta Florida, shoots 3 under par 69 to finish 72 holes at 270 and claim the Greater New Orleans Open title. He earns $3,500 and climbs to $25,000 this year, behind only Arnold Palmer. Al Besselink places second at 276, with Bob Rosburg and three others at 277.
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Baseball Standings and Monday Schedule
The Detroit team defeated Chicago 12 to 4 while New York led Baltimore 15 to 9. Washington beat Boston 11 to 10 and Cleveland topped Kansas City 7 to 0. Monday features Chicago at Kansas City and Baltimore at Washington in nonleague actions.
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Floods Hit Wisconsin Upper Michigan Amid Storms
Weekend rains up to eight inches swelled rivers in northern Wisconsin and flooded roads and rail lines. About 240 residents of Odanah and 40 more isolated fled their homes on the Bad River Reservation. Governor Nelson declared a disaster area and ordered the National Guard. In Hurley the Montreal River threatened a bridge to Ironwood. In Terrell Texas strong winds damaged buildings at the airport and business district with no injuries reported.
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Ottawa Bowl Scores and Contact Details
Scores from Ottawa Bowl include numbers 128 107 254 203 247 153 193 177 199 as listed with N Main Phone CH 29741. The fragmentary text presents a bowling score tally and venue contact reference with limited context.
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Ottawa High schedule adds two dual meets and Baker Relays
Ottawa High track teams prepare for two dual meets this week with Haskell at Cook Field tomorrow and Haskell B at Lawrence Thursday. Star sprinter Gary Larty ran 9.8 seconds in the 100 and Leroy Martin’s javelin throw set a school record after finishing fifth at KU Relays. The Cyclones will also run at the Baker Relays in Baldwin on Saturday with a large squad under Coach Orlis Cox.
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Wrist Injury For Pete Runnels
Washington AP report says Boston infielder Pete Runnels will undergo an X ray today for a wrist injury from a ball pitch. The mishap forced him from Sunday's Boston Washington game in the eighth inning when a pitch by Jack Kralick bounced off his left wrist.
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Tribune Raises Newspaper Price In Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City Salt Lake Tribune will raise weekday newsstand price from 5 to 10 cents and Sunday price from 15 to 20 cents effective May 1. The paper cites rising newsprint, production and distribution costs as the reason.
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Marvin Wilson Places Third in Kan Relays Decathlon
Ottawa University sophomore Marvin Wilson scored 2,399 points in five decathlon events on Saturday to bring his total to 6,300 and third place. He trailed winner Phil Mulkey of Memphis and second place Steve Anderson of Portland, with Mulkey setting a meet record. Wilson led in several events but finished strong in the 1,500 and pole vault while others posted top marks.
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Suggs Wins Dallas Women's Open in Record 281
Louise Suggs from Atlanta held off a late rally at Glen Lakes Country Club to win the Dallas Women's Open by five strokes with a 281 for 72 holes. Mickey Wright finished second at 286 as Suggs matched a near all-time 72-hole record despite a double bogey on the 11th.
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