Yankee Pace Sets Fastest Start in League History
The New York Yankees hold a 19-5 record and a 6 1/2 game lead, the fastest season-opening margin in American League history. Exhibition results included the Giants beating the White Sox 10-1 and the Phillies edging the Senators 7-6. Yankees face Dick Donovan in Chicago with Billy Pierce and Whitey Ford set for Wednesday.
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Ottawa Girls Win 21-17 in Forest Park Diamond Thriller
Ottawa girls softball defeated Happy Hall's Cafe 21-17 last night as manager Ralph Emerson used the full squad. Janette Kueser pitched the win for Ottawa while Phillips took the loss for Lawrence. Ottawa held a 3-1 lead after three innings and faces Pyramid Life Insurance of Kansas City at 8 p.m. Saturday.
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Duke Snider In Doghouse Again
Milwaukee report says Dodgers executive Bavasi blasted Duke Snider for inept play while Snider defended himself and denied desire to be traded. Bavasi labeled Snider lazy and wasting talent as Snider vowed to improve and questioned the manager’s criticism.
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Summer Not Off Season For OU Football Coach
OU coach Dick Peters details a busy off season involving prospect research, transcripts, meetings with coaches and parents, and teaching classes. He outlines summer duties, budgeting, equipment orders, intramural work, and catalog writing as part of preparing for 1960 61 football activities while maintaining student standards and conference relations.
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Rose Bowl Melon Slicing Sparks Conference Realignment
A fragmented note details ongoing debates over the Rose Bowl pact and Pac Coast Conference future. It mentions UCLA California and Southern California withdrawing from the circuit and a six-team realignment affecting bowl access and revenue sharing, with coaching staff planning handbooks and player workbooks during June to August while negotiations proceed.
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Baseball Scores Tuesday Games and Results
Tuesday games list Gants Baltimore at Detroit Boston at Cleveland New York at Chicago Washington at Kanssa City Moniay Resmi ies scheduled. Tuesday St. Louis at Philadelphia Chicago at Pittsburgh San Francisco at Cincinnati Los Angeles at Milwaukee. Milwaukee 4 Cincinnati 3 in 12 innings.
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Ottawa Youth To All Stars Feature Hudnall in Border League
Mike Hudnall regular first baseman for the Ottawa American Legion team has been named to the Border League All Star team. He played first base for Maur Hill High School this season and is expected to join the Legion squad soon. In his absence Charles Spooner has filled at second base while also pitching and playing outfield. The next Legion practice is at 5 p.m. tomorrow on the Forest Park ball field.
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Lebo Surges Past Appanoose Alumni 7-6 in Ninth Inning
Lebo edged Appanoose Alumni 7-6 after scoring five runs in the bottom of the ninth. Glen Davis earned the win, while Johnson took the loss for Appanoose. Ronnie Fowler led the visitors with a 2-for-3 day including a triple. Sunday, Appanoose hosts Lyndon in a doubleheader. Calling for games, Keith Barnhart can be reached in Pomona 12F.
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Haney Won’t Retract Blast At Giles
Milwaukee Braves manager Fred Haney refuses to withdraw his criticism of National League President Warren Giles saying the remark stands. He noted he spoke with Giles in Cincinnati and apologized for any reflection on Giles.
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Milwaukee Bench Clears After Saturday Pitcher Controversy
Haney urged strict enforcement of the rule about a pitcher deliberately throwing at batters, noting another incident similar to Saturday's that sent Milwaukee’s bench onto the field.
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Williams Batting Average Slipping in Cleveland Night
Ted Williams, 39, batted .241 as the Boston Red Sox opened an 11 game road trip in Cleveland. Williams dismissed concerns, saying he feels better daily and expects his hits to come.
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Detroit Hurler Balks At Flying DETROIT
Pitcher George Susce joins Detroit and balks at flying, causing team management to review travel plans and scheduling for upcoming road games. Team officials caution about flight risks while noting Susce’s preference for ground transport when feasible.
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Tigers Stars Refuse Flight Rumors Surface
Tigers captain from Boston refused to fly last week and met with General Manager John McHale for 30 minutes on Monday. He argued flying was unnecessary except to play a game, while McHale had suggested air travel could push him to the minor leagues.
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