Warrensburg Beats Ottawa in Dual Track Meet
Gerald Siscoe set a new Ottawa University record with a 48-11 1/4 shot, in a meet where Warrensburg 814-40% topped Ottawa. OU won five events including high jump, discus, javelin, and 40-yard dash, with Richard Copeland injuring a leg and possibly missing tomorrow’s Baker meet.
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Howard Gray
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Gentile belts consecutive grand slams in 13-5 win
Jim Gentile, age 26, hit two grand slams to set a major league mark with eight RBIs in two innings as Baltimore routed Minnesota 13-5 at Metropolitan Stadium. Gentile’s blasts came off Pete Ramos and Paul Giel, boosting his season RBI to 30 and tying Mickey Mantle for the AL home run lead with nine. Ron Hansen homered for Baltimore. the Twins got homers from Bob Allison Hal Naragon and Harmon Killebrew.
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Hal Naragan
Harmon Killebrew
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Gordon Jones
Score
White Sox
Jim Perry
Jim Landis
Thomas Trade Brings Frank Thomas to Milwaukee Braves
AP reports Milwaukee acquires veteran Frank Thomas from the Cubs in a straight for Mel Roach, shifting Roach to first base. Thomas drives in an insurance run with a double as Milwaukee tops Chicago 8-5 in the opener of the deal, Roach slumps after a hot start and fielding drops. Thomas has 198 career homers, Roach batted .300 last season with a .961 fielding average.
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Art Mahaffey
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Norm Larker
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Bob Buhl
Ernie Banks
Glen Hobbie
Mel Roach
Chicago
Lane Told To Mind Own Business In Baseball Swap
Spring tense trade turmoil surrounds the Yankees and Angels after a six player deal. Del Webb criticizes Frank Lane while Webb calls for Lane to focus on KC Athletics and not meddle in others affairs. Patterson seeks options as Machen and Cooper shape plans but Liston remains a looming option.
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Pirates End Giants' Streak At Four Games
The Pirates halt the Giants four game run with a win. Key players and score details from the matchup bolster Pittsburgh's momentum as the season progresses.
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Baseball Standings Show Trade Talk Amid Big Week
Headlines from the National and American Leagues include Lane and Machen in play for a possible manager move, Clevenger discussions, and Pirates and Dodgers victories. Highlights note list of Tuesday results and upcoming games with key performances by Clemente, Drysdale, and Fairly.
Washburn Wins Tennis Tourney in Central Collegiate Meet
Washburn University captured the doubles title as John Wohlfarth and L. E. Eckler beat Marquardt and Wood-Row. Irwin of Emporia State defeated Wohlfarth 6-4 7-5 to win the singles crown. Final round results included Pittsburgh beating San Francisco 9-6 and Los Angeles defeating Philadelphia 5-2 in a rain-delayed schedule.
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Ban Golf Tourney On Racial Grounds
Los Angeles AP report says California cannot host the PGA Open while non whites are barred. Event set for July at Brentwood Country Club. In other notes, mentions David Sisler and Paul Foytack losses, and a Red Sox game error by Carl Yastrzemski.
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Trade Sends Clevenger and Cerv to Yankees for Four Players
The trade ships Clevenger and outfielder Bob Cerv to New York for pitchers Ryne Duren and John James, outfielder LeRoy Thomas, and a player to be named later.
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Liston To Pick New Manager
Sonny Liston plans to name a new manager, likely George Katz of Philadelphia, who previously managed Gil Turner. He hosted about 100 guests at a restaurant luncheon to announce the move, with a potential 10 percent fee for the manager. Liston aims for a title shot after buying his contract from Joseph Barone for 75 000 dollars. Patterson said he would not defend until Liston “cleans his house.” Barone faced scrutiny as a front for underworld figures during Keefeauver hearings.
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