Stoneham May Change Pilots Sometime Soon
Alvin Dark will not return as manager of the San Francisco Giants next year. A club official told AP that Dark’s dismissal could be announced before month’s end. Strained relations with owner Horace Stoneham and Dark’s controversial remarks prompted the possible change. Dark defended himself at a news conference before the Giants Mets game, saying he had been misquoted about Negro players.
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Senators Rally For 4-3 Victory Over Indians
Washington wins 4-2 as reliever Steve Ridzik limits Cleveland to two hits over final 7 1 3 innings. Chico Salmon singles twice, and Don Lock Brumley Valentine and Kennedy drive in runs in a four run second inning for the Senators.
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Tennis Courts Being Surfaced at Mays Park
Surfacing work on the new Mays Park tennis courts on West 10th Street advances under public parks supervision with completion targeted for September. The Fort Wayne firm will apply water emulsified asphaltic surface with a green course and red lines, enclosed by a chain link fence and lit for night use including a paved parking lot across the street.
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Commissioners Buy Site For Stadium In Arlington
Fort Worth, Tex. AP report notes county commissioners bought a 139 acre site just south of the Dallas Fort Worth Turnpike for 440 295 dollars in hopes of attracting a major league baseball team to the area. The purchase aims to fuel a new sports stadium development.
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Area High School Harriers Carry Torch Saturday
Area high school cross country and distance athletes participate in a state track meet at Ball State College in Muncie on Saturday August 8. Pre meet ceremonies include torch relay from Indianapolis to Muncie via State Road 67 with Pendleton Fortville Huntsville and Yorktown segments.
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Compact Bowler Stance Emphasizes Close Feet
The guidance notes a bowler should keep feet close together as he steps toward the foul line, promoting compact action. The illustration shows the initial step, illustrating the move toward a more compact delivery.
All Stars Name Mira and Reilly as Co Captains
Miami quarterback George Mira and Iowa linebacker Mike Reilly were chosen as co captains of the College All Star squad to face the Chicago Bears at Soldier Field Friday night. The selections were made by a vote among teammates.
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Cedar Lounge in Lafayette Game Canceled and Schedule
Cedar Lounge manager Lawrence Montgomery announced the Indianapolis All-Stars game is canceled. He also listed Central Indiana League dates: Aug. 8 at Memorial Field Lafayette, Aug. 9 at Lafayette, Aug. 12 vs Indianapolis All-Stars, Aug. 14 at Mundel Marhoefer Boosters, and Aug. 6 vs Indianapolis All-Stars.
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Hull Wins 6 And 5 In Broadmoor Invitational
Julie Hull of Anderson Indiana defeated Mrs. Troy Badgett of Amarillo Texas 6 and 5 in the Broadmoor Invitational golf tournament first round at Broadmoor Colorado Springs. Hull advances to face Barbara White of Shreveport Louisiana in Wednesday's second round.
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Horse Racing Official George Gahagan Dies at 84
INDIANAPOLIS AP The last of four brothers who shaped harness racing, George M. Gahagan died in an Indianapolis nursing home at 84. Editor of Horsemare and Fair World 1914 1927 and Hoofbeats for the U S Trotting Association 1944 1949, he also helped found Central Publishing Co. with brothers Will and Fred Terry. Survived by his widow with no children, he had a long career in magazines, writing a Star harness column 1927 1942. Friends may call, funeral Thursday at Church of the Sacred Heart in Hudson.
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Shelbyville Harness Race Results At County Fair
Shelbyville Indiana harness results list victors in pace and trot events at the Shelby County Fair Tuesday night. Miss True Cash driven by Kenneth Barlow posted 2:10 for pace. Dinsola driven by Kenneth Barlow timed 2:11 for trot. Nancy Ann Harold Barnes took pace with 2:07 final time. Barns won trophy in the NW pace event.
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Koufax Sails In 5-1 Dodgers Win Over Pirates
Sandy Koufax improved to 16-6 with 9th inning relief from Bob Miller as the Dodgers beat the Pirates 5-1 in the first game of a doubleheader. Veale allowed early runs, while Tracewski, Willie Davis, and Tommy Davis delivered RBI hits in the first inning.
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Foyt First Entry for 12th Hoosier Hundred Race
A. J. Foyt of Houston filed the first entry for the 12th Hoosier Hundred at Indianapolis Fairgrounds on Sept. 19. The veteran racer, winner of six straight USAC championships, seeks a fourth national title and aims to extend his lead over Rodger Ward in big car racing earnings and victories. The event, part of the Indiana State Fairgrounds program, draws attention as Foyt competes against Ward for the sport’s top honors.
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Boozer Inks Contract For 1964 65 With Knicks
New York tight end Boozer signs contract with the Knickerbockers for the 1964 65 season. Cincinnati Reds defeat Milwaukee 5 2 in game two of a rain delayed twi night doubleheader as Cardena s triple powers comeback.
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Indiana Senior Golfers Vie For State Championship
About 100 Hoosier senior golfers will play two rounds over par 72 at Broadmoor to crown the Indiana Senior Golf Association champion. Last year’s medalist Danby of Indianapolis returns as seniors warm up with a Wednesday best ball event at Hillanderson Country Club. Oscar Miller of South Bend and sponsor Skip Helm also headline last year’s winners in a sprawling weekend slate. Patterson Named Boxer of the Month in WBA Ratings.
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Marichal Hurt Forces 2 Week Absence From Giants
New York AP reports Juan Marichal ace pitcher for the pennant hopeful San Francisco Giants was hospitalized with a back ailment. Doctors fear he may not rejoin the team for nearly two weeks, staying at Harkness Pavilion for extensive exams. X-rays were negative and the muscular injury prompted the admission through Tuesday.
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Hatchetman Eyed as Bears Upset Likely Star QB
In Evanston Illinois AP report the College All Stars may topple the NFL champion Chicago Bears Friday night with one of three quarterbacks likely to seize the headline status. The piece highlights the hatchet man as a key figure to watch in the exhibition clash.
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