Fire and Fireballer Dooms Angels in Doubleheader
Fire forced the Los Angeles Angels from their hotel to Fenway Park where Dick Stuart hammered seven runs with two homers including a grand slam to power Boston to a 9-3 and 7-6 twin bill sweep. Stuart’s heroics helped the Red Sox reach second in the AL, one game behind Chicago.
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Sutton Leads Big 10 Batting
In the Big Ten pennant race Michigan State star Jerry Sutton leads batters with a .500 average, while Ohio State’s John Machado is at .407 and MSU’s Prrevecchio and Minnesota’s Mulligan tie for doubles with four each. Eight players have one triple. Tony Provenzano of Illinois leads in steals with six.
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Ladies Mardale Monday Night League Highlights
Individual high games feature Phyllis Goins 209 Barbara Glasford 191 and Bonnie Huffman 181. Glasford tops the high series with 544 followed by Huffman 492 and Bernice Culp 480. Team marks show Millhunt 822 Limpus 827 Tom's 820 and Millhunt 2446 as season high series.
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League Leaders By the Associated Press Baseball Leaders Listed
The article lists top American and National League batting averages and stats. Notable names include Wagner of Los Angeles Casey of Kansas City Covington of Philadelphia Aaron of Milwaukee and Koufax of Los Angeles among others, with leaders in runs hits and pitching across 50 at bats and five decisions.
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Big Ten Tennis Meet Opens As Northwestern Favored
Evanston May 16 AP Michigan aims for a fifth straight Big Ten tennis title but Northwestern hosts the three day meet opening today. Michigan seeks record run while Northwestern holds home court edge and could shape the outcome with strong singles and doubles squads.
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DeJordy Named AHL MVP for 1962 63 Season
Denis DeJordy the 24 year old goalie who backstopped Buffalo’s native to the Calder Cup is named the American Hockey League Most Valuable Player for the 1962 63 season by the Associated Press.
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