White Sox stun Yanks as Mantle and Kell spark late comeback
In a tense Yankee Stadium duel, Dick Donovan yielded two hits before Mickey Mantle tied the score with his 15th homer. Nellie Fox delivered the eventual winning run in the ninth after Kell followed a Ford pitch with a go ahead single. Chicago nudges within two percentage points of the AL lead as Cleveland, Detroit, and Kansas City also win.
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Pokes Finally Beat Leaders Peete Shuts Out Cananea 7-0
Tucson Cowboys pitcher Jim Peete threw a three hit shutout to defeat league leading Cananea Mineros 7-0 at Hi Corbett field before 1,626 fans. Peete improved to 12-4 with seven strikeouts while Humberto Marti and Joe Joshua led the offense with a two run homer and back to back shots. Cananea starter Daniel DeRios carried a 12-1 mark into the game as the series continued tonight.
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Eagles Stop Star Streak in Tucson Mexicali Leads Phoenix
Jim Peete pitched a seven hitter with seven strikeouts to blank Cananea 7 to 0 for the Eagles in Arizona-Mexico League play. Peete notched his 12th win while Cananea trailed by 9 games as Mexicali beat Phoenix 9 to 5 and Yuma edged Globe-Miami 12 to 9 in 13 innings. Nogales defeated Bisbee Douglas 14 to 8, Hammett two homers aided Bisbee-Douglas in defeat, and Yuma's Whitey Witelman pitched in relief to seal a 15 inning win.
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Olson Ready For Archie In Weight Margin Bout
Olson says he is prepared to face Archie Moore as they near Wednesday’s showdown for the light heavyweight title. Moore, aiming to cut weight toward 175, suggests Olson’s style should allow him to slow and perhaps stop the challenger, while Olson vows readiness whether Moore brings a slugfest or a slow fight.
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Arizona junior chamber tennis title in Scottsdale
Allen Fox of Tucson faces George Fol of Phoenix for the 15 years and older class crown at Scottsdale High School. Palmer played earlier and Bob Folz competes for the 15 year and under championship.
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Squaw Valley Wins Bid for 1960 Winter Olympics
Sierra Nevada resort Squaw Valley wins California backing to host the 1960 Winter Games. Tahoe City held a victory parade as residents celebrated. organizers plan an 8000 seat stadium and bobsled course, with Gov Knight backing the bid.
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Germany Told To Form Single Team
The International Olympic Committee tentatively recognized the East German national Olympic committee and ordered East and West Germany to form a single team for the 1956 games. If an all German team is not formed, recognition would be withdrawn. Otto Mayer predicted no difficulty in forming the team. The decision passed 27 to 7.
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Giants Polish Laurels and 1950s Dodgers in Pines of Debate
In a retrospective on 1950s baseball, Miller Huggins and Connie Mack are cited on managing champions as Miller notes the difficulty of back-to-back titles and players losing focus during winters. Leo Durocher’s Giants face scrutiny over handling stars Willie Mays and Dusty Rhodes while Dodgers under Walt Alston appear withdrawn after a dropped 1954 race, fueling questions about intention and team dynamics.
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Hogan Nears Open Title As Final 36 Holes Begin
Shadow Of Hawk Hogan trails leaders by one stroke entering 36 hole Open final. Harvie Ward Jr. of San Francisco and Tommy Bolt hold 144 as the field of 58 charges into the demanding finale with many notable players close behind.
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Open results show Hogan, Bolt struggle on tough Lake Course
Ernie Ball survives midpoint cut with 155 after 74, 81 rounds at Olympic Country Club. Ward leads with 70, Bolt stumbles to 77, Furgol just makes cut at 155 as Snead and Middlecoff also qualify amid rough conditions and raises in purse to 24,000 with 6,000 to winner.
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NCAA finals spark record chase in track again
In Los Angeles finals of the 34th NCAA championships college stars push the record book. Jerry Church of Oregon State and two others surpassed the jav elin mark of 228-8%. Northwestern's Jim Galliday ran the 220 in 20.9 seconds, beating the NCAA record by a fifth of a second. Arnie Sowell of Pittsburgh eyed a repeat 880 title amid yesterday’s actions.
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Broad jump leads Arizona relay hope in NCAA trials
Andrews of Arizona took second in the broad jump with 24 feet 1 inch. Tempe’s Ben Garcia finished fifth in discus at 221 feet 6 inches. Several contenders advanced to finals as preliminaries narrowed fields. Galliday, Pollard, and Art Pollard posted notable semi finals. USC faced a setback when Larrabee was disqualified for two gun starts.
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Baseball scoreboard shows mixed results across leagues
American League standings and yesterday results include Cleveland 5 Boston 6 Kansas City 4 Washington 2 and Chicago 2 New York 1. Today's schedule features KC at Washington Boston hosts Chicago at New York while Cleveland visits Boston and Detroit plays Baltimore. National League results list Philadelphia 3 Chicago and Brooklyn 12 St Louis 1 with several tonight games. International League and minor notes wrap with Rochester Columbus and Toronto Syracuse results.
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