Triplets To Try For Big League
Garry Harry and Larry Winters three 18 year old triplets from Peabody High School graduate Thursday and have a Pirates tryout next week. Garry pitches Harry catches Larry plays second and all excelled on the football team. They hope to avoid college with a baseball contract or Navy enlistment in the fall. Tryouts will occur May 28 29 in Newton Kansas.
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Baseball Scores and Upcoming Schedule Across Leagues
National League standings show San Francisco leading with 25 wins and 7 losses. Los Angeles 24 16 Baltimore 1 leads the American slate with key matchups: New York at Los Angeles and Pittsburgh at Houston on Tuesday results. Thursday schedule includes Cincinnati at Milwaukee and Cincinnati at Milwaukee as the only games scheduled.
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Walt Alston Keeps Shuffling Dodgers Lineup
Los Angeles AP report notes Walter Alston rotates many players across positions as Dodgers win seven straight, 10 of 11, and 32 of 44. He vows to keep Wills at third and Tracewski at short while results stay favorable.
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Berlin bid for 1968 Olympics gains IOC support
A surge of backing from Av ery Brundage and other IOC leaders follows West Berlin mayor Willy Brandt’s surprise bid to host the 1968 Games. Lausanne and Chicago sources quote Brundage praising a sport over politics victory and urging East German cooperation to lower barriers amid Cold War tensions.
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Pistons Hire Charley Wolf to Lead Detroit Team
DETROIT AP Charley Wolf becomes Pistons coach replacing Dick McGuire after leaving Cincinnati where he coached three seasons. Wolf, reportedly paid about 14000 annually, is touted as a take charge leader with broad authority, except trades, under owner Fred Zollner who cites the need for decisiveness and freer control.
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Doris Peters Guests' Day Medalist at Ottawa Club
Doris Peters shot 46 to win medalist honors in Ottawa Country Club's Guest's Day nine hole golf event. Forty two women from five clubs Ottawa Paola Garnett Osawatomie and Milburn joined 61 at lunch. June Foulks was runner up with 48. Helen Schowengerdt won low putts with 12. Marilee Richards and Pat Conderman tied for closest to their averages. Cecilia Day posted the low net and Ottawa's low net went to Belly Hill.
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Mantle Leads Yankees Past A's In New York Blowout
Mickey Mantle slugged two homers driving in five as the Yankees defeated the Oakland Athletics 7 4 in New York. Mantle crushed a three run round tripper off Orlando Pena, while Diego Segui added a two run homer and Roger Maris followed with a solo shot. Norm Siebern and Gino Cimoli homered for Oakland off winner Jim Bouton as the A’s remained fifth in the AL race.
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Pro-Am Opens Memphis Invitational with 208 players
MEMPHIS AP reports the $4,000 pro-am prelude to the $50,000 Memphis Invitational Open golf tournament begins today. Fifty-two professionals and one hundred fifty six amateurs are scheduled to compete.
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Maloney Fires Reds Past Braves in Milwaukee
Cincinnati right-hander Jim Maloney struck out eight in a row and 16 overall in a two hit 2-0 win over Milwaukee. He fanned 15 through seven innings and pitched 142 pitches before relief helped. Eddie Mathews and Hank Aaron praised his velocity and endurance.
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Bob Feller
Sandy Koufax
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Pagan's late homer lifts Giants to 3-2 win over Phillies
Jose Pagan, who quipped hesitance about being a home run hitter, belted a four base shot in the eighth inning to break a 2-2 tie and propel San Francisco past Philadelphia 3-2. Ed Bailey and Orlando Cepeda also homered as Billy O'Dell notched his sixth win. Rays Culp took the loss in a quality but losing effort.
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