Mantle Out Of Yankees Lineup For Two Weeks
Mickey Mantle suffered a severe muscular tear and knee damage in New York's 4-3 loss to Minnesota. He will miss at least two weeks, with Ralph Houk describing a pulled muscle in his right upper leg that caused him to collapse near first base.
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Vere
New York
Minnesota
Yankees
Mick
Ralph Houk
Luis Arroyo
Roger Maris
M&m
Maris
Arroyo
A's Get More Hits Less Runs in 3-2 Loss
Kansas City outhit Washington but two balks by rookie Dan Pfister and a Bob Schmidt home run gave the Senators a 3-2 win. Dick Howser had both A’s runs with a first inning double and a fifth inning single while Jim Piersall and Ken Hamlin scored via Pfister’s balks. Dave Wickersham followed with two shutout innings.
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Kansas City
Washington
Senators
A’s
Dan Pfister
Bob Schmidt
Jim Piersall
Pfister
Ken Hamlin
Dick Howser
Gino Cimoli
Howser
Bobby del Greco
Dave Wickersham
Purkey
Pirates
Bill Virdon
Reds
Vada Pinson
Frank Robinson
Harvey Haddix
Spahn
Braves
Mack Jones
Eddie Mathews
Hank Aaron
Mets
Gil Hodges
Frank Thomas
Roger Craig
New York
George Altman
Ernie Banks
Ron Santo
Bob Will
Cubs
Phils
Jack Baldschun
Santo
Jim McKnight
Dick Ellsworth
Johnson Delivers First Win With Two Out Single
Ken Johnson, Houston Colt, rebounded from a rough start to earn his first win of the season with a four hitter against the San Francisco Giants. A low-output offense had cost him five previous losses, but his two out single plated Carl Warwick in the 10th inning as Houston triumphed 3-2. The win tightened the NL standings as the Giants remained three games ahead of Los Angeles, with Cincinnati and Milwaukee posting notable victories elsewhere.
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Johnson
San Francisco
Giants
Colts
Houston
Cincinnati
Picitine
Carl Warwick
Los Angeles Dodgers
St. Louis
Reds
Bob Purkey
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Warren Spahn
New York Mets
Chicago
Cubs
Philadelphia
Charley James
Bill White
Larry Jackson
Dodger
Johnny Podres
Los Angeles
Ken Boyer
May Shift Athletics to Texas Franchising Talk
In New York the Kansas City Athletics may move to Dallas Fort Worth as league officials discuss a potential franchise transfer. Owner Charles O Finley gave no comment on a transfer or opening a sale while American League President Joe Cronin noted business interest in Dallas but said no concrete offer existed.
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NEW York
Kansas City Athletics
Dallas-Fort Worth
Kansas City
Charles 0. Finley
Texas Cities
Finley
Athletics
Dallas
American League
Joe Cronin
Pomona News Church Drive Highlights Local Drive
Pomona Methodist Church plans its annual every member financial drive on Sunday May 20 with a basket dinner after the morning service. The finance committee urges each member to give more than last year as Pomona's average lags behind national figures. WSCS met with officers installed by Rev R A Trowbridge and a potluck,Bridge Club, and local visits noted. The Chippewa Radio club met Wednesday evening.
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Methodist Church
Methodist
Pomona
WSCS
Lloyd Robbins
Wilma Hudelson
R. A. Trowbridge
Alice Sellen
Mae Burch
George Kelley
Warren Sellen
Vera Vincent
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kansas City
Sports scores from Friday and schedule highlights
The Associated Press lists Friday results: Washington 3 Kansas City 2. Minnesota 4 New York 3. Cleveland 9 Detroit 2. Los Angeles 8 Boston 4. Baltimore 7 Chicago 4 in 12 innings. Upcoming games include Minnesota at New York and Baltimore at Chicago, among others.
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Cleveland
Dick Donovan
Detroit
Donovan
Indians
Minnesota
New York
Baltimore
Chicago
Los Angeles
Boston
Washington
Kansas City
Pet. G.B. Cleveland
Boston Peesance
Buff Coach Vows Fight After Colorado Probation Losses
Buffaloes head coach Bud Davis remains optimistic despite NCAA and Big Eight actions that will cost several players. The Big Eight imposed a two year probation on Colorado with six potential starters ruled ineligible, while 14 of 21 cited players already left the school. Two juniors may lose scholarships for 1962 63, and key players Dave Young Mike Dolan Dave Vivian Jim Raisis Ed Coleman face uncertain futures as the program contends with recruiting violations and looming roster gaps.
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Big Eight
Colorado
Buffs
Buffaloes
Mike Woulfe
Chicago
Noble Milton
Hermine
Davis
Sonny Grandelius
Personel
Dave Young
Penn Hills
Joe Rom
Mike Dolan
Dave Vivian
Muskegon
Mich
Jim Raisis
Aliquippa
Ed Coleman
Carnegie Pa
Miracle mile fireworks as Snell leads record relay night
In Los Angeles 40007 fans watched Peter Snell shatter the mile world record with 3:56.1 at the Memorial Coliseum Relays. Dalas Long and Al Oerter also broke marks in the same program, while Dyron Burleson and Jim Grelle each posted sub four minute miles. Oerter opened with a discus of 200 feet 54 inches, and Dallas Long’s shot put reached 65 feet 10.5 inches to surpass the previous world best.
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Los Angeles
New Zealand
Peter Snell
Memorial Coliseum
al Oerter
Dalas Long
Snell
Pride of Oregon
Dyron Burleson
Burleson
Oregon
Jim Grelle
Jay Silvester
Tremonton
Utah
Dallas Long
University of Southern California
Bill Nieder
Fish Biting Best In East Kansas
PRATT AP Kansas fishing remains generally good with best results in eastern two thirds. The Forestry Fish and Game Commission weekly report notes most rivers and streams are below normal and clear. Lakes are in good shape with wind turbidity. Northeast area sees crappie, bass, channels and bullheads across various state lakes and rivers including Turtle Creek Osage County and Kaw River. Continuous favorable conditions follow across multiple lakes and rivers with crappie bass channels and drum frequently reported.
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Pratt
Kansas
Forstry, Fish and Game Commission
Turtle Creek
Osage County
Leavenworth County
Lone Star Lake
Lake Shawneé
Brown County State Lake
Atchison County
Mission Lake
Chase County
Oklahoma State Leads Big Eight Golf. Cannnon 133
Oklahoma State held a 16 stroke edge after 36 holes of the Big Eight Golf Tournament at Missouri. OSU posted 562 to Missouri 578 and Kansas 580, Oklahoma 581, Kansas State 590, Iowa 598, Colorado 608, Nebraska 626. Richard Cannon led individuals with 133.
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Columbia
Oklahoma State
Cowboys
University of Missouri
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Kansas State
Iowa
Colorado
Nebraska
Richard Cannon
High School Garden Club Wins District Flower Show Honors
Wellsville High School Garden Club members excelled at the East Central District flower show at Shawnee Mission East High School Prairie Village on May 12. Students and chaperones earned multiple firsts seconds and thirds in categories such as all green design corsages and arrangements using a bottle, with standout wins by Karyl Higbie Barbara Patton Mary Burrell and others.
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Wellsville
East Central District
Kansas
Shawnee Mission East High School
Prairie Village
All Green
Karyl Higbie
Diane Higbie
Betty Martin
Barbara Patton
Mary Burrell
Elaine Christy
W. H. Moherman
Tom Ruddell
Mary O'Neil
Garden Club
Pam Myers
E. E. Turner
Ralph Lidikay
Bundys Insurance Tops Ottawa in Royal T Playoff
Bundy’s Insurance blanked Ottawa Savings and Loan 4-0 in a Royal T Bowling League playoff. A Richeson led with 610 series powered by 216 187 207 games. Teammates Bertram 520 Lewis 541 Hensick 494 Heckman 539 supported, while Ottawa’s Cheney led with 456 and Heckman posted a 235 best playoff game.
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Bundy
Insurance
Ottawa Savings and Loan
Royal T
A. Richeson
Richeson
C. Bertram
W. Lewis
H. Hensick
O. Heckman
Cheney
Ottawa Savings and Loans
Heckman
Ottawa U Braves take fourth in KCAC track meet in Winfield
Ottawa University's Braves scored 3444 points to finish fourth behind Southwestern 150, Baker 84, and College of Emporia 84. Bethel 26, Kansas Wesleyan 2244, Friends 21, Sterling 2013, McPherson 19, Bethany 41.3. Scorers included Brown and Bryan 2 mile, Mike Brown discus, McAninch pole vault, Smart broad jump, Hudson 220 and 100 dashes, Kinder high jump.
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Winfield
Ottawa’ University
Braves
Kansas
Southwestern
Baker
College of Emporia
Bethel
Kansas Wesleyan
Friends
Sterling
McPherson
Bethany
Ottawa
Larry Brown
Harold Bryan
Mike Brown
John McAninch
Ken Smart
Stan Hudson
Tom Kinder
SoftballTwinbill Opens EKL Season for Ottawa
The Andrews Phillips 66 men’s softball team of Ottawa faces Topeka’s Marling Hornets in Forest Park in a 7:30 p.m. doubleheader. The Hornets are defending champions and favored to challenge Ottawa. Larry Webker starts game one and John Phillips pitches game two, per manager Gene Ramsey.
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Andrews Phillips
Ottawa
Topeka
Marling Hornets
Forest Park
Hornets
Ottawans
Larry Webker
John Phillips
Gene Ramsey
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