Pappas Threes Reds Past Cubs in Third Win
Milt Pappas pitched his third straight complete game as Cincinnati beat Chicago 9-2. Robinson still leads, but Pappas says the trade deal will take years to judge as Cincinnati narrows to within three games of .500. Other NL results include New York 6 San Francisco 1 and Philadelphia 5 Houston 2.
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Yankees rally delights manager as sweep lifts club
Ralph Houk praised the revived Yankees after a doubleheader sweep of Kansas City moved New York to 10-18, 6-2 under Houk and into eighth place. He spoke of a strong spirit and optimistic plans to rejoin the pennant race while reporting minor injuries to Mantle and Ford, with Mantle swinging well and Maris hitting strongly.
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Major League Box Scores Highlight Early NYC Win
DP San Francisco 1 New York 2. LOB 5 for SF 7 for NY. 2B Hunt Stephenson. 3B Swoboda Stephen son. HH Hart 7. SB Hunt. S Lanier. DP Philadelphia 1. LOB Houston 3 Philadelphia 12. 2B Uecker Rojas. HR Wynn 7. SB S Jackson. S L Jackson Great.
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Fire destroys Cedar Creek barns killing 53 horses
A lightning sparked fire at Cedar Creek stables in Lee's Summit near Kansas City wiped out a 250 foot barn, costing about 500000 and killing 53 show and breeding horses. Owner H W Hinson reported 6 am strike and barn walls remaining after 30 minutes. One mare and two colts escaped.
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Time Sought In Baseball Court Battle Milwaukee Braves Case
Madison AP says Wisconsin Supreme Court was asked for speedy review of Circuit Judge Elmer Roller’s order forcing the Braves to return to Milwaukee by a Wednesday deadline. The National League vows to appeal to the U S Supreme Court if needed and seeks suspension of Roller’s order while the review proceeds.
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Howe Named to Ninth All Star Team
Gordie Howe of Detroit earns his ninth first team All Star selection as he racks up 160 points in NHL balloting by writers and broadcasters across six cities. Rocket Richard of Montreal had shared the previous record of eight first team selections.
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First British Open Championship Opens With Eight Entries
The 1860 British Open, the first of its kind, drew only eight players to Prestwick Golf Club. The field, small by today’s standards, featured local and notable golfers contesting the fledgling championship’s early format.
Browns Surgery Successful For Indians Shortstop
Indians team physician Vic Ippolito announced Larry Brown's eye and cheekbone surgery at Shaker Medical Center was a complete success. Brown is expected back in 4 to 6 weeks, likely before season end, after an May 4 collision in Yankee Stadium.
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Masters finals begin as Welu Carter Bluth lead a field
Rochester, N Y former champions Billy Welu Don Carter and Ray Bluth from St Louis won first round matches in the American Bowling Congress Masters finals. Also advancing were Dick Weber Dave Davis George Howard and Les Schissler.
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Two Rockies Tie No-Hitters In One Minor League Game
Darrell Clark and Dick Drago pitched consecutive seven inning no-hitters for Rocky Mount against Greensboro in the Carolina League. Drago allowed two walks and four strikeouts in a 5-0 win, Clark walked five with two runners reaching second in a 2-0 victory. Manager Al Federoff called it unprecedented.
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