Mantle Ninth-Inning Slam Sparks Yankees To 6-4 Win
Mickey Mantle belted a grand slam in the 10th inning to lift the New York Yankees over Minnesota 6-4 as Detroit edged Washington 6-3 behind Jim Bunning. Cleveland outlasted Chicago 3-2 in 11 innings, Kansas City beat Boston 7-4, and Baltimore topped Los Angeles 7-6 on a ninth inning homer by Jim Gentile.
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Jim Bunning
New York
Minnesota
Mickey Mantle
Cleveland
Chicago White Sox
Kansas City
Boston
Baltimore
Los Angeles Angeles
Jim Gentile
Bunning
Tigers
Norm Cash
Billy Bruton
Tom Sturdivant
Yankees
Twins
Bill Skowron
Camilo Pascual
Tony Kubek
Mantle
Mick
Jim Coates
Luis Arroyo
Harmon Killebrew
Ryne Duren
Johnny Romano
Russ Kemmerer
Frank Funk
White Sox
Mudcat Grant
Luis Aparicio
Nellie Fox
Romano
Gentile
Orioles
Gus Triandos
Jerry Adair
Birds
Earl Averill
Ted Kluszewski
Leon Wagner
Angel
Hoyt Wilhelm
Tom Morgan
al Pilarcik
Bud Daley
A’s
Delock
Golf Wizards Seek Desert Inn Tournament Title Clash
Arnold Palmer Gary Player and Sam Snead headline the Desert Inn Country Club event as top contenders for the $40 000 Tournament of Champions title. The field features 26 major winners from the past year with history of past winners including Jerry Barber Gene Littler Art Wall Jr Mike Souchak and Stan Leonard.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Sam Snead
Cactus Country
Desert Inn Country Club
Palmer
South Africa
Arnold
Jerry Barber
Gene Littler
Art Wall, Jr
Mike Souchak
Stan Leonard
Night Owl and Royal teams lead bowling scores report
Bowing scores list for teams Night Owl Royal T Self Service and others shows top individual scores and team high series with players such as Gorton Jarvis Tucker Wolgast Mueller Downing Pogue Kiehl Young Peterson Morrisey Pickins Belter Hensick Maracalo Bundy Meekman Fowler Fritts and more, with multiple high game and high series figures across squads.
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G. Gorton
List & Clark
E. Jarvis
Royal
C. Kiehl
C. Young
Peterson
J. Peterson
Royal T
Nat’ Guard
B. Fowler
Bunrise
C. Fritts
Higgins Seeks Jensen Return After Torn Baseball Dream
Boston manager Mike Higgins plans another talk with Jackie Jensen before deciding on his departure. Jensen, 34, quit after leaving the team in Cleveland, saying he is through with major league baseball. He contacted Higgins to apologize, but reiterated his intent to retire, noting a poor .130 average in 12 games last season and last played last year to spend time with family.
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Kangas City
Mike Higgins
Boston Red Sox
Jackie Jensen
Jensen
Cleveland
Reno
Wev
Higgins
Kansas City
Boston
Dick O’connell
Red Sox
Story Of Warsaw Ghetto Uprising Told At Trial
In Jerusalem AP reports survivor Zivia Lubotkin testified at Adolf Eichmann's trial about the Warsaw ghetto resistance. She described makeshift bombs, scarce arms, and hope amid German siege, emphasizing belief in justice and ultimate victory despite overwhelming odds. Four prospective defense witnesses from Germany will be examined by Israel and defense representatives.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Warsaw Ghetto
Adolf Eichmann
Gideon Mausner
Eichmann
SS i
Franz Six
Hermann Krumey
Max Merten
Salonika
Greece
Foreign Ministry
Eberhard von Thadden
Landau
Zivia Lubotkin
Lubotkin
Moshe Landau
Missouri Loses Third Baseman
Missouri's baseball team lost its regular third baseman George Hulett who broke an ankle in a practice game while tagging Tom Hertz in a rundown. It followed another injury when outfielder John Meives suffered a skull fracture in a Lawrence game two weeks earlier. Coach John Simmons weighed shifting Jim Estes to third.
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Columbia
Missouri
George Hulett
Hulett
Tom Hertz
John Meives
Lawrence
Cyclones Fifth At Haskell Relays Meet
Lawrence edged Haskell 55 1 1 in a close relays meet with Lawrence claiming seven trophies and the championship cup. Highland Park took third with 35 points followed by Washington Bethel I with 34 and Ottawa at 33. Ottawa standout Ron Reusch led in the javelin with 176 10 feet while the Ottawa high hurdles quartet also placed second, and the Cyclones contributed in field events with third in discus high jump broad jump and pole vault. Ottawa returns Friday to Lawrence for the Northeast Kansas League meet with field events in the afternoon and running events at 7 30 p m.
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Lawrence
Haskell
Highland Park
Ollowed
Washington
Bethel I
Ottawa
Irelays
Ron Reusch
Reusch
Quin Seymour
Ron Showalter
Honnie Meiers
Cyclones
More Losses For U S In U N Predicted By Stevenson
Adlai E Stevenson told a New York dinner that the United States will face more adverse votes in the United Nations as Africa and Asia make up nearly half of the 99 members. He said the West will no longer dominate and warned that centers of gravity are moving east. He urged Americans to resist any shift toward neo isolationism.
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United Nations
N.Y
United States
Adlai EF. Stevenson
U.S
World Organization
Africa
Asia
Stevenson
New York
MU To Dedicate New Agriculture Building
The University of Missouri will dedicate its new 2 million dollar Agriculture Building in Columbia on Thursday. The facility will house the School of Forestry and the department’s related programs, marking a major upgrade for MU’s agricultural education and research facilities.
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Columbia
University of Missouri
School of Forestry
Windowless campus building houses 32 labs and 125 offices
The structure, housing departments of horticulture, entomology, fertilizer inspection, and the College of Agriculture, includes five classrooms and 32 laboratories across its admin staff, all in an air conditioned windowless facility.
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College of Agriculture
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