New Yank Mantle Ford Parlay Tops Five-Game Streak
The New York Yankees, led by Mickey Mantle and Whitey Ford, stretch their winning streak to five with a 2 run victory over the Baltimore Orioles to share first place. Mantle's two-run homer and Ford's seven-hit effort highlighted the win as Detroit, Washington, Chicago, and Cleveland also won in American League play. Joe McClain’s seven-hitter boosted the Senators over the Twins, while Don Mincher and Lennie Green homered for Minnesota. The White Sox edged Boston 2-1 behind Cal McLish, and the Cubs beat the Phillies 3-2 as rain disrupted other NL games.
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Pressbox Not Strictly Stay Any Longer
Lawrence Kans The quover of a persistent woman never ceases to amaze the world A young newspaper reporter from Hutchinson Kansas won permission to cover U of K football games from the press box after six months of denial The university had kept the box for men only and offered her a seat in the stands Her campaign drew wide notice among sports columnists and she finally secured a seat in the press box later this year
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Dodgers Beat Reds as Koufax Fans 11 in April Win
Dodgers win 6th of the season behind Koufax who struck out 11 Reds for their first April win. Frank Robinson homered for Cincinnati in the third as Wally Moon hit his 7th homer in the second and John Roseboro also went deep. Reds roughed Jay Hook in the third but Koufax shut them down.
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Baseball standings and results amid Friday schedule notes
The American League standings and Friday results show Detroit routing Los Angeles 9 to 5 while Washington defeated Minnesota 5 to 3 and Cleveland beat Kansas City 3 to 2. The day’s pitching matchups include New York at Baltimore with OD and Coates pitching vs Pasus and Fisher, and Los Angeles visiting Detroit with McBride facing 0-1.
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Mile champ Herb Elliott earns Cambridge track berth
Herb Elliott the Australian mile record holder officially joined the Cambridge University track team for the Oxford match in London on May 13. He won the half mile in 1 minute 35.4 seconds at the Cambridge trials last Friday, while majoring in science.
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Fifteen Teams Register for Elyria Bloop er Pitch Softball League
Fifteen teams attended the final organizational meeting for Elyria's Blooper-Pitch Softball League. The next meeting is May 3. A $35 entry fee is due by May 6 before the season opens on May 17. Teams include Swan's Motor Inn, Giant Tiger, Elyria CY O Stan's Villa, FAA Fire Department, Kerchmar's Elyria Davies, Rudge Tool, Carman's Radiator, Sohio Sanitary Supply, Plas Asphalt, United Polish Club, Blue Sky Inn, City Club and others.
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Champions Make Up News In Elyria League Bowling
Elyria bowlers made news with championship roll-offs and league titles across several leagues. Notable performances include Wilma Garn with a 985 series and Kay Uhl with 581, while William Innes led the men with a 622. Bowl-O-Drome claimed the season crown in the Home League despite a 1914-13% mark.
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Rogers Kies Pace Key Action at Stakeout Lanes
In Wellington Marion Kies and Forest Rogers led last night in bowling at Stakeout Lanes. Exes posted a 454 series and 1168 line to top the Early Bird Ladies League where Brehmer earned team honors with 728 and 2007.
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New Entry Stirs Ohio Relay Spirit
In Columbus the Ohio Relays draw attention with Chicago Track Club’s late entry featuring Hoyle Gibson and Murchisson. The meet expands to 17 events including two women relays and three high school events. Purdue, Michigan, and Western Michigan count among strong entrants with standout sprinters and medley plans.
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