Angels Edge Detroit To Get Out Of Cellar
Angels beat Detroit 5-4 on unearned runs and a late Earl Averill double to climb out of last place and drop the Tigers further in the AL. Ryne Duren and a late double helped Los Angeles over Detroit as Washington edged Minnesota 4-3 in the other AL game. Lennie Green extended his hitting streak to 23 games for Minnesota.
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Detroit
Frank Lary
Earl Averill
Angels
Chicago White Sox
Washington
Minnesota Twins
Kansas City
Cleveland
Chicago
New York
Boston
Baltimore
Lary
Ken Hunt
Averill
Ryne Duren
Ronnie Kline
Rocky Colavito
Tigers
Senators
Twins
Jim Kaat
Harry Bright
Minnesota
Joe McClain
Lennie Green
Ken Boyer
St. Louis Cardinals
Sports Scores and Schedule For Monday Games
Washington defeated Minnesota 4 to 3. Los Angeles beat Detroit 5 to 4. Several games were postponed due to rain and cold including Boston at Baltimore Kansas City at Cleveland and Chicago at New York. The only game scheduled is New York at Boston with Minnesota visiting Washington and Detroit at Los Angeles note the `(N)` designation for neutral sites.
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Minnesota
Los Angeles
Detroit
Boston
Baltimore
Kansas City
Cleveland
Chicago
New York
W. L. Pet. G.B. Detroit
Boston Fee
Taree
Friday Results From Major Leagues With Scores
Friday games include San Francisco 8 Chicago 2 in 13 innings and Milwaukee 10 Los Angeles 2. St Louis 12 Pittsburgh 2. Philadelphia at Cincinnati with Los Angeles at Milwaukee and other matchups listed. remaining are scheduled games through Sunday with multiple doubleheaders and no further results reported.
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San Francisco
Chicago
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
W. L. Pet
Cincinnati -Ope
St. Louis Sess
Chicago Este
Bradley Ejects Two Players In Fix Case
Bradley University expelled two basketball players Alphra Saunders and James Tim Robinson after the New York district attorney's office cited rejected bribe offers and non reporting. A demonstration followed with 500 students, a bonfire, and police cars. The players may take finals and receive grades but cannot return after June 2.
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Peoria
Ill
Bradley University
New York
Stretch Cream With Egg White And Whipped Cream
Beat egg white with cream of tartar until foamy then add sugar gradually until stiff. Fold in vanilla and whipped cream. Serve with fresh berries or fruit hobblers.
U S Golfers Decline to Play in Canada Cup
U S golfers decline to join the Canada Cup at Dorado Beach Puerto Rico amid PGA tour rules and a dispute with the Memphis Open. Jimmy Demaret will partner Sam Snead replacing Arnold Palmer as top money winners skip the tour event to represent the United States. The withdrawals follow conflicts over which tournament has priority and player permissions.
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New York
Golf
Jimmy Demaret
Sam Snead
Sam
Dorado Beach
Puerto Rico
Demaret
Chhosen
Arnold Palmer
Snead
Palmer
South Africa
Gary Player
Canada
Stan Leonard
PGA
Golf Hall of Fame
Frank Pace
International Golf Association
al Johnston
Quebec
Leonard
Pace
Harold Henning
iPlayer
Henning
England
Bobby Locke
IGA
Memphis
Player
Odessa
Texas
Avocado Halved with Tangy Dressing First Course
A note instructs to cut avocados into halves and remove the seeds but leave shells on. Fill the cavities with a French dressing mixed with ketchup or chili sauce and serve as a first course to be eaten with spoons.
Herb Score Sent Back To The Minors After Trade
New York AP Herb Score, once a million dollar pitching ace, is optioned to San Diego of the Pacific Coast League by the Chicago White Sox. Manager Al Lopez says the move will let Score pitch regularly and work out of trouble, amid wildness blamed on past injuries and a late-career decline.
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New York
Herb Score
Chicago White Sox
San Diego
Score
Cleveland
Gil McDougald
Yankees
Boston
Final carburetion tests for Indy 500 hopefuls in 1959
Indianapolis AP reports final warmup for the 338 entries into the Memorial Day 500 mile classic. The carburetion trial runs with up to 33 cars on track, watching for failures amid grim preliminaries including Tony Bettenhausen’s May 11 fatal practice spin. Jack Brabham's rear engine Cooper-Climax, 15th in trials at 145.144 mph, eyes a first foreign win since 1916.
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Indianapolis Speedway
Sam Hanks
Speedway
Hanks
Tony Bettenhausen
Jack Brabham
Australia
Brabham
Dario Resta
Omaha Eyes NAIA Regional Title in Double Elimination
In Emporia Kansas Omaha seeks one more win to clinch the NAIA Regional Baseball Tournament final against Mayville North Dakota. Omaha beat Mayville 9-0 in the first round and is favored. Mayville edged Ouachita Arkansas 7-6 and 3-0 to reach the final. Dennis Kiedrowski pitched 18 scoreless innings and will finish as Mayville’s likely shortstop and pitcher if needed. Al Meyer names Jim Clark or Doug Halcrow to start today with Kiedrowski back at short.
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Emporia
Kan
Omaha
Mayville
N. D
Emporia State
Oachita
Ark
Dennis Kiedrowski
Kiedrowski
Oauchia
al Meyer
Jim Clark
Doug Halcrow
Spahn Beats Dodgers Again 10-2 in Braves Victory
Warren Spahn earned his 293rd NL win with a complete game and six for Milwaukee, as the Braves defeated the Dodgers 10-2. Frank Thomas hit his 200th career homer and Hank Aaron added a solo shot while Spahn allowed seven hits and two unearned runs in the night game. The Giants beat the Cubs in 18 innings and moved within a game of the Dodgers and Pirates in the standings.
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Warren Spahn
Dodgers
Milwaukee Braves
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
Pirates
St.Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinoo
Spahn
Braves
Frank Thomas
Hank Aaron
Stan Williams
Giants
Ken Boyer
Cardinals
Bucs
Bob Friend
St. Louis
Curt Simmons
Don Elston
Cubs
Harvey Kuenn
Billy Williams
Sam Jones
Pitcher George Witt Out Several Days
St. Louis AP report says Pirates pitcher George Witt will miss a few days with a severe bruise on his right ankle and a sprained left ankle after a line drive struck him in the eighth Friday night. X rays showed no fracture and Witt was carried off on a stretcher. The drive came from Cardinal outfielder Don Taussig.
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ST. Louis
George Witt
Pittsburgh Pirates
Don Taussig
Palmer Leads Tourney Field at Indianapolis Open
Arnold Palmer top of the 50,000 first 500 Festival Open after three rounds at Indianapolis Motor Speedway course. Palmer shot 67 and 70 for 137, five under par, holding a midway lead while last year's 141 at this stage equaled ninth place. Gary Player trails amid the chilly conditions.
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Indianapolis
Arnold Palmer
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Gary Player
South Africa
U.S
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American Laundry Industries
McGraw Edison Company
Medford
Topeka
Kansas
Golf stars refuse PGA pact over Puerto Rico event
L under par 70 left Palmer three behind as both players said they would not honor the PGA six month probation by skipping the Canada Cup in Puerto Rico on June 14. They also declined the Memphis Open dates while sponsors could release them. Doug Ford led with a 66 as Thomson, Rudolph, and Pott trailed.
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Palmer
PGA
Puerto Rico
Doug Ford
Peter Thomson
Australia
Mason Rudolph
Johnny Pott
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