Former MLB Pitcher Zuverink Turns to Insurance in Scottsdale
George Zuverink, ex Detroit Tigers and Baltimore Orioles pitcher, now a Bankers Life agent in Scottsdale, reflects on his career, spring training memories, and mentors like Bobby Winkles. He recalls a comic failed spitball with Paul Richards and notes his postbaseball life guiding youths and selling insurance.
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Allison Powers Twins Past Indians with Three Homers
Bob Allison delivered a dominant performance for the Minnesota Twins, slamming three homers and driving in six as they defeated the Cleveland Indians 11 4 to snap a four game skid. He leads the AL with 29 RBIs and is batting .330 while Jim Perry earned his first win of the season in relief of former Indian teammates. The day also saw New York Yankees, Los Angeles Dodgers, and St Louis Cardinals achieve wins while several games were rained out.
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Soviets Eye Olympic Title In 1960 Ambitions
UPI report notes Soviet aim to win the unofficial 1960 Olympic team title as propaganda. It cites growing amateur ranks from 100000 to 214000 and highlights boxing as a driver of momentum across sports.
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Baseball scores and standings from today’s games
In a busy major league card the Dodgers beat the Mets 3 to 4 as Nelson and Navarro lead New York with Rodg ers. Boston blanks Kansas City 0 0 while Tillman loses. Great power by Altman Javier Great Musial helps St Louis rout Cincinnati 11 to 2. Perry wins for New York 4 to 0, Amalfitano Mays McCovey homer party fuels San Francisco over New York 4 to 0. Several games postponed by rain and a packed Sunday slate outlined with remaining matchups.
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Coronado High Motto Promotes Fitness Night and Color Groups
Coronado High School invites all to a 7 30 p m Red and Blue Night on Tuesday May 21 to showcase physical education classes. Coach Theo Heap explains the color group system White Blue Red and six week fitness tests to motivate peak performance through coordinated drills and endurance routines led by coaches and students.
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Ford Urges Golf Etiquette to Prevent Course Accidents
Pro golfer Doug Ford warns that high speed golf balls can injure or kill a person. He urges adherence to etiquette rules from tee to green to keep players safe and reduce tragic accidents on crowded courses.
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PCL Standings and Friday Results Digest
Friday results show Salt Lake and Dallas Fort Worth 1 Oklahoma City 10 and Denver tsa Tacoma 8 Portland 4000) gains. San Diego 2 Seattle 0 Hincan 9 Spokane 8.
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Colts No-Hitter Sparks Five-Star Night For Nottebart
Don Nottebart pitched a nine inning no hitter for the Houston Colt . Nottebart’s gem came against the Philadelphia Phillies as Howie Goss hit a three run homer to break a tie in the sixth. Don McMahon praised his former Lexington teammate while McMahon helped spark the no hitter with the early tip. The game marked Nottebart’s sixth win against one loss. In other NL games, Dodgers beat Pirates 9 3 Cardinals beat Reds 11 2 Giants top Mets 4 3 in 11 innings.
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