This May Be Last Year For Fred Haney
Los Angeles AP reports Fred Haney may retire as Milwaukee Braves manager this season. Appointed vice president of Studio City Bank opening next month, he cites desire to stay near family in California and enjoy home life. He says World Series outcome will not affect his decision. GM John McHale expresses surprise.
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Youngsters In Two Contests Triumph In Pee Wee And Midgets
The Athletics shut out the Redlegs to a 10-3 win in Pee Wee action behind Captain Seymour pitching as the A’s held Redlegs to five hits. In Midgets, the Yanks edged the A’s 8-7 with Craycraft on the mound for the Yanks and Shofner for the A’s. The A’s produced seven first inning runs but were held scoreless thereafter, while Redlegs and Yanks combined for modest hitting in their at bats.
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Baseball Scores Tuesday Games Night Games
Tuesday games feature Detroit at Baltimore and Cleveland at Boston with Chicago at New York and Kansas City at Washington. Monday results show Washington 8 Kansas City 5 and Detroit 6 Baltimore 4 and Cleveland 8 Boston 1. Also listed are Milwaukee at Los Angeles and Pittsburgh at Chicago with Cincinnati at San Francisco and Philadelphia at St Louis. The only other Monday score is Los Angeles 4 Milwaukee 6.
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Dressen Hospitalized After Nasal Hemorrhage for Dodgers
Dodgers coach Charlie Dressen was hospitalized in Los Angeles after heavy nasal bleeding during a road trip. He was taken in Monday night before a game against the Milwaukee Braves and doctors reported the condition did not respond to surgery.
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Erskine Quits Baseball Name: Carl Erskine Retires
Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Carl Erskine, famed for two no hit games, asked to be placed on the voluntary retired list. The 32-year-old cited a young pitching staff and his dwindling velocity as reasons, ending a season with 23 1 3 innings, no wins, three losses, and a 7.71 ERA.
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Patterson Sets His Own Training Pace
World heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson trains without a formal trainer, guiding his own workouts as manager Cus D Amato watches. Johansson defends his work ethic amid reports he is not taking training seriously, noting 131 rounds and only two days off so far.
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Athlete's Foot Remedy Ad Promotes Keratolytic Action
An old ad touts keratolytic treatment for athlete's foot, promising sloughing away infected skin and quick replacement by healthy skin. It urges buying Instant-drying T-4-L liquid and T-4-L foot powder for antiseptic protection, with a pretax price cited and store location Kaney Drug Store.
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Two Games In Church League In Ottawa Round Two
The First Baptist defeated the First Christians 20 to 12 and Trinity Methodist beat Wesleyan Methodist 22 to 14 in the second round of Ottawa Church League play last night. First Christian had eight hits, First Baptist ten. Trinity Methodist recorded 22 hits to Wesleyan Methodist 14. McKean pitched for First Christians, Gibert and Bender for First Baptist. McCready pitched for Trinity Methodist, Lee Depriest for Wesleyan Methodist.
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Tippy Dye Begins Wichita Athletics Director Tour
WICHITA AP W. H. Tippy Dye starts today a three day introductory tour of Wichita civic organizations in his new job as director of athletics at the University of Wichita He and his family will move to Wichita in July during the transition period
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Pee Wee Yankees Meet Braves At Garfield At 5 PM
Midget action features Cardinals facing Dodgers at Forest Park little diamond at 5 PM. Girls softball pits Ottawa Girls against 7-Up Topeka at Forest Park at 8 PM.
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