Chisox Find Another Star In Keegan Victory
Chicago White Sox starter Bob Keegan slowed his delivery and tossed a four hit 6-0 win over the Detroit Tigers. The victory extended Chicago’s AL lead over the Yankees to four games and gave Keegan his first complete game of the season. Manager Al Lopez praised the staff as he anticipated future rotation changes with returning Cleveland arms.
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Mays Returns To Limelight
Willie Mays, once hailed as the greatest, back in the spotlight with the Giants in 1956. He leads the team with a .346 average and 15 steals while tearing into the Dodgers in inter-city action. Observers hail him as the best in baseball, with Mantle as his closest rival.
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Keller to Rejoin Yankees as Coach in Cleveland
New York June 1 H Charlie King Kong Keller a 40 year old ex Yankee outfielder will return to the club next Tuesday as a coach in Cleveland He fills the vacancy created when Randy Gumpert leaves after Sunday's game to manage the Kearney club of the Class D Nebraska State League.
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King Kong) Keller
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Batter Box Scores and Home Runs Across The League
In the American League game the Orioles beat the Yankees 15 to 3 with Moore earning the win in relief and Turley taking the loss. Pi ik belted a second inning homer. In the other game the Mets defeated the Athletics 14 to 3 as McLish and Naragon led the offense. Hunter hit a home run for the losing team.
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Colts Name Don Kellett to Dual Executive Roles
Baltimore Colts president Carroll Rosenbloom announced Don Kellett will serve as both executive vice president and general manager. The change in titles does not alter Kelletts duties.
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Giants Dodgers Eye Multi Million Pay TV Deal
New York June 1. A potential pay as you see television network on the West Coast could broadcast Dodgers home games in Los Angeles and Giants games in San Francisco. Pacific Telephone said talks with Skiatron Corp to coinbox TV hinge on relocation and FCC testing. OMalley reportedly accepted part payment of two million dollars for Los Angeles rights.
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Johnson Knocks Out Hinnant in First Round
Harold Johnson stopped Clarence Hinnant in the first round at St. Nicholas Arena in a TV bout, 1:24, boosting his chances for a light heavyweight title shot this year. Matchmaker Billy Brown tied the possibility to Archie Moore’s title defense status and the June 14 winner of Yvon Durelle vs Tony Anthony.
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Air Force Academy names new athletic director
Col. George B. Simler, 36, named athletic director for the Air Force Academy in Denver. A former Maryland University football star and 15 year Air Force veteran, he succeeds Col. Robert V. Whitlow, who will be reassigned after a three year tour at the academy.
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Cutting Remark Duffs Pirates With Forbes Field Threat
A New Kensington justice of the peace dismissed a traffic violation and warned the offender that the next offense would earn three days at Forbes Field, home of the Pittsburgh Pirates.
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Lawson Drives Home Winning Run In Tedh Victory
In New Rochelle on June 1 the Tedh beat Schulte as Larry Smith and Dick Lawson sparked a late rally. Gerstmeyer clinched the city title with a 6-5 win at Memorial Stadium, with Hall and Porter contributing on the mound and in the field.
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Score Satisfied With Progress For Herb Score
Herb Score reports his injured right eye is improving but he likely cannot pitch for Cleveland until early July. The lefthander, hit by a line drive May 7 against the Yankees, says he is under doctors orders to avoid exercise and must regain conditioning like spring training. He estimates readiness around July 7 at the earliest.
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Yesterday's Results From City Games
Chicago defeated Detroit 6 to 0 while Washington tied Baltimore 3 to 3 and New York faced Kansas City with a 33 score indicating a high scoring matchup.
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Baseball Night Matchups Across Major Leagues
Detroit at Chicago Hoeft or Sleater faces Wilson as Cleveland visits Kansas City with Garcia against Burnette. Baltimore challenges New York Johnson while Boston meets Nixon, and Chicago plays Cincinnati Rush or Drabowsky against Klippstein. St Louis at Milwaukee with Jackson or Wehmeier versus Spahn. New York at Pittsburgh Antonelli versus Miller against Friend.
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Ty Cobb Returns to Royston Georgia Home
Ty Cobb arrives in Royston Georgia for a sentimental visit to his birthplace. The 70 year old former baseball star plans to find a new house and settle there for three weeks before returning to the West Coast. He says he prefers the small town pace and is tired of big city life.
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Wiffi Smith Holds Narrow Lead in Triangle Tourney
Wiffi Smith of Orange Texas carries a slim three point advantage into the fourth round of the 90 hole Triangle Round Robin in Virginia Beach. She led by 16 after round two but slipped with a 78 in round three while Faye Crocker moved into second with a plus 28 to Smith's 31. Betty Jameson dropped to third with 26. Louise Suggs 24 and Patty Berg 16 follow.
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Boxing results from New York and Paris AP release
Harold Johnson of Philadelphia stopped Clarence Hinnant of Washington in Round 1. Ralph Dupas of New Orleans drew with Seraphin Ferrer of Paris in Paris at 10 rounds.
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Sam Hanks Wins 500 Mile Race At Indianapolis
Sam Hanks earned a record $103,844 first prize from a $300,252 purse after winning the Indianapolis 500. The 22 year old from Pacific Palisades, California, declined a Monza start, and Don Edmonds was named Rookie of the Year for $500 and a year’s meat supply, while Eddie Hulman announced the traditional three abreast start for next year.
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Mantle's natural right hand hinted by golf pro
New York sports column notes Lew Worsham stating Mickey Mantle is naturally right handed after testing left handed golf. Ted Williams shoots 108 in round with rough putting. Emerson Dickman calls for reinstating the spitball. Eshmont memorial fund set up for his widow and daughters. Hebert humorously jokes about a tee shot over the group.
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