Mike Aboud Wins Citizen Sportsmanship Award
Tucson High School senior Mike Aboud won the Daily Citizen Sportsmanship Award, chosen from nominees including Amphi, Pueblo, Flowing Wells, Rincon, Catalina, Salpointe, and Sunnyside. Aboud led Tucson High to a tie for the Division 44.4 basketball title, starred in track, held a 1.2 grade average, and serves as student body president and Senior Class Cabinet member.
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Michael J. Aboud
Tucson
Tucson ‘Daily Citizen
Aboud
John Aboud
Palo Verde
Joseph M. Frannen
Amphitheater High School
Manares Frannen
W. Inn Road
Frannen
Amphit
Lettermen’s
Danny G. Gastellum
Pueblo High School
Manuel Gastellum
S. 15Th Ave
Gastellum
Warriors
Pueblo
Richard E. Gates
Flowing Wells High School
William Gates
Reno Road
Gates
Wallace B. Slade
Rincon High School
Leland Slade
Busch Place
Slade
Edwin
John) Voss
Cataling High School
William Jackson
N. Fox Ave
D. L. Secrist
Tucson High
Donald Parsons
Catalina
Edward Brown
Flowing Wells
Terry DeJonghe
Salpointe
Robert
Soob
Raymond School
Kosanke
Frank Kempf
THS
Kempf
Mike Aboud
Tucson Daily Citizen
Citizen
Green’s defection haunts Indians as missed start record
Gene Green, the veteran outfielder known as the vanishing Indian, refused to rejoin the Cleveland team as a walk-on. He warned he will not return unless paid fairly and claimed the Indians prefer him benched yet valued as fuel for a trade. Green eyed a possible trade to the Angels, lamenting a career defined by pinch hits with only four starts this season and a .280 last year, while Ellis Burton also failed to board the flight to Washington leaving Cleveland short-handed for the trip.
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Cleveland
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Washington
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Angels
Birdie Tebbetts
Mickey Mantle
Yankees
Mantle
Maris
Tresh
Tebbetts
Gabe Paul
St. Louis
Jim Kaat
Minnesota
Don Messi
Detroit
Ellis Burton
Green Suspended For Jumping Club
The Cleveland Indians suspended outfielder Gene Green for leaving the club in Los Angeles. Manager Birdie Tebbetts called him a mixed up guy and said disciplinary action, likely a fine, will follow when he rejoins the team for a three game series.
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Washington
Cleveland Indians
Gene Green
Los Angeles
Birdie Tebbetts
Green
Cleveland
Gabe Paul
Los Angeles Angels
Tebbetts
Dodgers Boss O'Malley backs Alston amid slump
Walter O'Malley stated he will not fire Walter Alston as Dodgers manager and voiced confidence in his leadership. He dismissed firing rumors, praised Alston as a solid, quiet manager, and blamed injuries for the team's poor showing rather than any discord with the coaching staff. He also said Leo Durocher remains a coach, not a candidate for manager.
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NEW York
Walter Alston
Walter O'Malley
Los Angeles Dodgers
O'Malley
Associated Press Today
Alston
Walter
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Leo
Kay
Time Magazine
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Dodger
Giants
Dodgers
Passmaster Bobby Layne Winds Up Starry Career
New York reports Bobby Layne, 34, star quarterback with Detroit Lions and Pittsburgh Steelers, retires after a 15 year NFL career. He holds major passing records and led Detroit to league titles in 1952 1953 and 1957. Bud Parker confirmed the retirement in Dallas. Layne will not immediately plan future ventures.
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New York
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Detroit
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Pittsburgh Steelers
Dallas
Pittsburgh
Buddy Parker
Parker
Brosnan Debuts With Sox In Win Over Royals
Chicago White Sox beat first-place Kansas City 5-1 as Jim Brosnan, former Reds reliever and author, debuted for Chicago. He relieved Gary Peters, struck out two, preserved Peters’ first major league win, and added a memorable game to his writing career.
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Brosnan
Cincinnati
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Reds
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DeWitt
Omar Khayyam
Chicago
Gary Peters
Peters
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Mickey Mantle
Tom Tresh
Detroit
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Minnesota
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles Dodgers
Norm Siebern
Charles
Mike Hershberger
White Sox
Nellie Fox
Camilo Carreon
Mantle
Tresh
Bobby Richardson
Yankees
Tigers
Hank Aguirre
Baseball scoreboard shows scattered NL AL results and upcoming games
National and American leagues list team standings and recent results with scores such as Pittsburgh 7 Los Angeles 4 and Chicago 5 Kansas City 1. Tomorrow's slate includes Philadelphia at New York and Houston at Cincinnati with multiple night games across leagues.
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Reese
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Teeeees
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Rosul
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Atlanta
Tacoma
Hawaii
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Denver
San Bispo
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21St St
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Creeger Blvd
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