White Sox lose fifth straight in twin bill sweep by Orioles
Chicago's fifth consecutive defeat drops them closer to last in the AL. Baltimore wins 2-1 and 5-3 as Gus Triandos and Ron Hansen deliver a late homer, while Detroit, Cleveland, New York, and Kansas City post victories.
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Minnesota
Cleveland
Los Angeles
New York
Boston
Kansas City
Washington
Chicago
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Baseball Standings and Wednesday Thursday Results Summary
Baseball standings show St. Louis 7 Philadelphia 7 San Francisco 5 and other scores. Wednesday results include St. Louis and Chicago games with several N designated matchups. Thursday schedules list Pittsburgh at Chicago and multiple city matchups across the circuit with several N games noted.
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St. Louis
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Chicago
A's edge Senators 6 5 to end five game skid
Kansas City Athletics snap a five game losing streak by defeating the Washington Senators 6 to 5 in Kansas City. Pete Burnside forced home Jerry Lumpe with the bases loaded in the ninth for the winning run. Controversial rookie Jim Archer pitched despite three unearned runs due to infield errors. Archer had been moved to the rotation by order of owner Charley Finley after bullpen duty. The A’s tied it at 4 with two seventh inning runs, but Washington grabbed a 5-4 lead in the eighth on mistimed plays. Harry Bright’s infield speed and Coot Veal’s bunt produced the run, while Leo Posada started the ninth with a single and scored on Haywood Sullivan’s double.
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Orioles
New York
Bob Shaw
Gus Triandos
Skinny Brown
Ron Hansen
Birds
Lopez
Russ Kemmerer
Turk Lown
Frank Baumann
Gerry Staley
Lown
Baumann
Staley
Wes Stock
Gary Bell
Indians
Angels
Leon Wagner
Johnny Romano
Injuns
Jerry Casale
Yankees
Tony Kubek
Chet Nichols
Ralph Terry
Gary Geiger
Roger Maris
Boston
Gene Conley
Kansas City Athletics
Washington
Kansas City
Pete Burnside
Jerry Lumpe
Jim Archer
Athletics
Charley Finley
A’s
Senators
Harry Bright
Wayne Causey
Pete Daley
Billy Klaus
Mary Throneberry
Bright
Coot Veal
Leo Posada
Haywood Sullivan
Kansas picks 1961 football captains Mc Clinton Hadi Kirshman
Lawrence Kansas AP reports the 1961 Kansas football captains voted by teammates are back Curtis Mc Clinton, back John Hadi, and tackle Stan Kirshman. This selection marks leadership for the season ahead with Mc Clinton and Hadi serving at back positions and Kirshman anchoring the line.
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Lawrence, Kan
Kansas
Curtis McClinton
John Hadi
Stan Kirshman
Sign Up For Church League Sign Up For Church League
Orris Cox recreation director announced the Ottawa Recreation Commission Church Softball League will hold signups for 10 teams and others by May 29 with play starting June 5. At a league meeting he noted Richter Methodist as the only new club and that Ruhamah and Sacred Heart have not yet renewed participation.
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Cox
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Westminster
First Baptist
First Methodist
Wellsville Methodist
North Baptist
Trinity Methodist
Nazarene
Wesleyan Methodist
Richter Methodist
Ruhamah
Sacred Heart
Old Pole Vault Mark May Tumble Saturday
At the California Relays in Modesto Cal a 16 foot pole vault may occur Saturday night with world record holder George Davies and Olympic champion Don Bragg in the lineup Davies cleared 15 ft 10 5 in in the Big Eight meet to break Bragg’s 1960 record He aims higher Also in the field are Ron Morris J D Martin Dick Gear and Dick Kimmel all with 15 ft or better The meet record 15 7 4 0 by Warmerdam stands as a challenge to toppling the mark
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Modesto
Calif
California
Ron Morris
Southern California Striders
J.D. Martin
Oklahoma
Dick Gear
Dick Kimmel
San Jose State
Dutch Warmerdam
Old Archie Moore In Fine Form For June Title Defense
New York AP report details Archie Moore addressing critics at a press luncheon. Moore previews his June 10 title defense against Giulio Rinaldi at Madison Square Garden, predicts a knockout, and recalls a past Rome loss as he touts his readiness and world recognition.
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Giulio Rinaldi
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Europe
Harold Johnson
National Boxing Association
Rinaldi
Rome
Larry Jackson Back In Form For Cardinals
Right-hander Larry Jackson, recently sidelined by a broken jaw, won his first game back for the St. Louis Cardinals in a 7-2 defeat of the Los Angeles Dodgers, as San Francisco led the league with a 5-4 win over Cincinnati and other scores shifted the standings. The Cardinals improved to six units from six and left a dozen Dodgers stranded, with Lin dy McDaniel striking out Tommy Davis with the bases loaded in the ninth. Jackson improved to 15-6 lifetime against the Dodgers.
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Larry Jackson
St. Louis Cardinals
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Jackson
Lindy McDaniel
Tommy Davis
Bill White
Roger Craig
Stan Musial
Daryl Spencer
Alex Grammas
Hal Smith
Say Hey Kid An Oldtimer Now
SAN FRANCISCO AP They don't call Willie Mays the Say Hey Kid anymore and there are two reasons. Ten years ago today he joined the New York Giants and learned teammates names by saying say hey. Now 30, he is a veteran leader and still among the league's top hitters while aiming to help his team win games.
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New York Giants
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Willie
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Willie Mays
Mays
Brooklyn Dodgers
Al‘yin Dark
Burleson Near Peak With 3 57 Mile Run In Eugene
Cyrol Burleson, 20, University of Oregon junior and 1969 U S Olympic team member, nearly peaks for big mile tests by clocking 3:57 6 in Eugene. He leads Archie San Romani Jr in a race at Emerald Empire all comers meet as he nears four minutes for the third time. The Emerald Empire Athletic Association hosted the event following Burleson’s strong form after an earlier American record and a later clash with Jim Beatty. The world mark remains 3 54 5 set by Herb Elliott in 1958.
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Cyrol Burleson
U.S
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Wichita University
Burleson
University i of Oregon
Ernie Cunliffe
Jim Beatty
Santa Clara
Calif
Striders Club
North Carolina
California
Emerald Empire Athletic Association
Emerald Empire
Herb Elliott
Australia
Dublin
Golf Play To Be Day Early
The Ottawa Women's Golf Association will play Monday May 30 instead of the usual Tuesday for Memorial Day. Pairings include Hy som, Young and J Kramer, Filet cher, Shade and Lyman, Sheldon iSpeer and H Kramer, Peters and Wallace, Fredeen and Deputy, Kelsey Roberts and Latimer, and Clogston J Gollier and N Gollier. Call CH 23732 by noon May 27 to reserve or cancel.
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Hy‘som
Young
J. Kramer
Filetcher
Shade
Lyman
Sheldon
iSpeer
H. Kramer
Peters
Wallace
Fredeen
Kelsey
Roberts
Latimer
Clogston
J. Gollier
N. Gollier
Lawrence Chief Takes New Job
Police Chief John C. Hazelet will become safety adviser for the International Cooperation Administration in Seoul Korea. He resigned as police chief effective June 26 and Lt. Bill Cod will succeed him. Hazelet previously served on a similar assignment in Seoul in 1957.
Scandal expands to football tied to college games
New York AP report says college basketball probe widens as 12 more players from nine colleges are drawn in. Dist. Atty. Hogan says investigation continues with 98 players, 17 schools, 39 games implicated. Co conspirator Budin linked to attempts to fix Michigan-Oregon game with Mickey Bruce.
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Dist
Atty
Frank Hogan
Hogan
David Budin
Brooklyn
Colt
Aaron Wagman
Joseph Hacken
Wagman
Budin
Hacken
K State To Tie Brains To Home Grid Games
Kansas State's athletics department will honor top seniors from five undergraduate schools with Athletic Department Academic Achievement Awards. Each home game this fall will feature one school. the top senior receives $250 from gate receipts. The agriculture winner is Sept 23 at the cena game. other schools honored at remaining home games.
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Kan
Kansas State
H. B. Lee
Wildcats
School of Agriculure
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Memorial Stadium
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