Major League Batting and Pitching Leaders Listed
National League leaders include Moon of Los Angeles batting .375 and Mays of San Francisco with 8 home runs. Moon also leads runs with 22 and 24 RBIs for Moon and T Davis? Los Angeles with 36 hits. American League showcases Gentile of Baltimore with 37 RBIs and Gentile's 11 homers. Mantle and B Robinson trail in multiple categories including 40 hits for B Robinson and 36 for Temple. Pitching leaders show Drysdale 5 0 and 51 strikeouts. Moss 4 0 and 1.000 and Regan 3 0 and 1.000.
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Moon
Los Angeles
Mathews
Milwaukee
Virdon
Pittsburgh
Mays
San Francisco
Wills
Aaron
Clements
T. Davis
Coleman
Cincinnati
Zimmer
Chicago
Banks
Santo
Amaro
Philadelphia
Stuart
Robinson
Pinson and Robinson
Callison
Padres
Buffalo
Drysdale
Mahaffey
Atea
Brandt
Baltimore
Minnesota
Arnese
New York
Colavito
Detroit
Gentile
Mantle
B. Robinson
Temple
Cleveland
Francona
Triandos
Romano
Boros
Green
Wood
Sievers
Piersall
Kaline
Woodling
Keough
Washington
Balltimore
Versalles
Minne
Aparicio
Mossi
Regan
Bell
Ramos
Pascual
Carry Back Faces Tight Field in Preakness Stakes
Carry Back's bid for the second leg of the triple crown will run amid about seven other 3 year olds in the $150,000 added Preakness Stakes at Pimlico. Probable starters include Nashua Blue, Vapores, and Pi can. The field count reflects a tight, uncertain path to the May race.
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Baltimore
Pimlico
Preakness Satare
Nashua Blue
Vapores
Ae Serch Ls
Pican
Terps claim ACC outdoor title in dramatic meet
Maryland won its sixth ACC outdoor track championship at Duke Stadium with 82 1/2 points, while North Carolina finished runner up with 44 1/2. Duke's Dick Gesswein earned the Fetzer Award after winning shot put and discus, as Maryland swept eight events despite several upsets.
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Durham
N. C
of Land
Maryland
North Carolina
Duke Stadium
Duke
Dick Gesswein
Robert A. Fetzer
Gesswein
Nick Kovalak
Maryla
Four NC State Players Face Possible 15 Year Bribery Sentences
Four NC State basketball players including captain Stan Niewierowski face a June 5 trial in Raleigh on bribery charges for allegedly taking money to shave points. Muehlbauer and Litchfield were arrested. Barshak’s status unclear as SBI cites a contact in the case. Max sentences reach 15 years per count.
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NC State
Raleigh
N.C
Stan Niewierowski
Niewierowski
Brooklyn
N.Y
North Carolina
Anton Muehlbauer
Terry
Litchfield
Louisville
Tom Cain
State Bureau of Investigation
SBI
Los Angeles
Lou Barshak
Walter Anderson
Barshak
Los Angeles State College
Breaking 9.3 record stands at Fresno meet
The 9.3 seconds 100 yard dash record set in 1948 by Mel Patton remains unbroken as Dennis Johnson of San Jose State ties it four times in the year and finishes 9.4 in the West Coast Relays hampered by a sore muscle. Oregon's Cyroll Burleson shines with 4:00.3 and 4:00.8 in the four mile relay, helping the Ducks to an American record 16:29.3 and a meet sweep by Southern California. Occidental, San Jose, UCLA, Oregon State, California, and Oregon follow in team scoring.
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Fresno
Calif
Southern California
Mel Patton
San Jose State
Dennis Johnson
Oregon
Cyroll Burleson
Burleson
Persia Word Puzzle Snags: Crossword Clue Scramble
Crossword clues mix foreign terms and abbreviations across and down. Answers include Persian city roll of cloth and other partial phrases, with several theme hints and odd spellings suggesting a cryptic style. The page lists numbered entries and cross references.
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Persia
Angel
Nick Gateway
Mr. Sqead
Tom Mix
Braun Returns to Active Role with Celtics
Carl Braun, once Knicks player and coach, signs a one year contract to play for the Boston Celtics. He will be 33 and plans to continue as long as he can contribute, saying he knows many Celtics and Cousy since high school.
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Carl Braun
ED Corrigan
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Braun
New York Knickerbockers
Boston Celtics
Byter Oes
Knicks
Celts
Bob Cousy
Virginia College Lacrosse Results and Schedule
The Virginia calendar reports lacrosse results including Hampden Sydney loss to N C State 4 to 2 and Virginia 12 Washington & Lee 6. Other scores list Virginia Tech 7 George Washington 1 and William & Mary 9 Hampden Sydney 2. A Norfolk Lyng game and a Georgetown series are mentioned with cancellations.
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Virginia Tech
George Wash
Brash Rockies Rally For 500 Mile Indianapolis Qualifiers
Rash of deaths shadows the weekend of the Golden Anniversary 500. Parnelli Jones led first time qualifiers at 146.033 mph followed by Jack Brabham at 145.144. Other rookies include A J Shepherd Ebb Rose Bob Cleberg and Norm Hall. Eddie Sachs took pole at 147.481 mph in the Dean Special amid memorial Day act. Beloved racer Tony Bettenhausen was killed testing Friday. Angola locals express cautious optimism about enduring green and goodwill.
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Indianapolis
Parnelli Jones
Torrance
Calif
Jack Brabham
Australia
Jones
Barbham
A. J. Shepherd
Gardena
Ebb Rose
Houston
Tex
Bob Cleberg
Tucson
Ariz
Norm Hall
Los Angeles
Eddie Sachs
Center Valley
Dean
Tony Bettenhausen
Elias Virginia Coach Plans Football Clinic in Handley
Elias William T. Elias head coach at the University of Virginia will conduct a football clinic in Handley auditorium on May 26 at 4 p.m. He was Southern Conference Coach of the Year for George Washington University after a 21 to 6 upset over Air Force Academy. The event is sponsored by the Northern Virginia Chapter UVA Alumni Association with Hunter Maddox and Edward Siebert hosting along with Flournoy Largent Jr in charge.
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William T
Bill) Elias
University of Virginia
Handley Auditorium
Elias
George Washington University
Air Force Academy
Ritchie Mayo
Paul Bryant
Clark Shaughnessy
Jim Tatum
University of Mayland
Air Force
Rich
Stuart Brown
Northern Virginia
University of Virginia Alumni Association
Peron
Hunter J. Maddox
Handley
Edward L. Siebert
Flournoy L
Jim”) Largent, Jr
PE Announces Reorganization of Sales Division
C. D. Lyon of Potomac Edison announces a major reorganization of the PE Marketing and Public Reactions Department. The plan realigns commercial residential and farm marketing into two divisions Technical Services and Promotion and Planning with a Sales and Training Division. George T. Sanders will head General Sales. H A James leads Technical Services. John H. Reddig joins as assistant head of Technical Services.
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C. D. Lyon
Potomac Edison System
PE Marketing and
Orgazation
P. N. Hunter
Northern Virginia Power Co
George T. Sanders
Hagerstown
Ger
H. A. James
John H. Reddig
C. Robert Meyer
Citadel Aces South Conference Track Meet For Third Title
The Citadel dominated the 37th annual South Conference track meet scoring 59 points led by Larry Williams defending the 880 and mile titles. John Rivers won the 440 and Bill Kee set a pole vault mark while The Citadel’s Jim Pugh swept sprint events. Furman took second with 39.5 points ahead of West Virginia 38.5 and VMI 33. Virginia Tech and Davidson followed as Richmond trailed.
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Maryland
John Beltza
Terps
Bjorn Andersen
Jonas Spiegel
Virginia
Gil Faccio
North Carolina
Jim Brown
Bob Stephenson
Duke
South Carolina
Clemson
Wake Forest
North Carolina State
Norfolk
Citadel
Bulldogs
Furman
Dark Horse
West Virginia
Larry Williams
VMI
John. Rivers
Bill Kee
Dave Tork
West
Bill
Moss
Jim Pugh
Sonya
Teedeni
Newport News Girl's Young Homemaker Saga
Fragmentary text mentions Newport News and a girl named Santiago linked to homemaking or homemaker roles with unclear date 1558. The readable items show a place and a person but lack clear events or outcomes.
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