Marichal Fined 1750 and suspended after Roseboro attack
National League president Warren Giles fined Juan Marichal 1750 and suspended him for eight scheduled dates nine days for striking Dodgers catcher John Roseboro with a bat in San Francisco. The ruling, announced in Pittsburgh, labeled the act unprovoked and harmful to the game, with Roseboro later saying he would not forgive the assault.
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Happy) Chandler
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New York
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Mets
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Walt Alston
Jeff Torborg
Gabby
Bell Would Rather Forget Kralick Fight
In Los Angeles Gary Bell of the Cleveland Indians said he would rather forget the incident with teammate Jack Kralick after a Sunday hotel confrontation in Washington. Manager Birdie Tebbetts noted Kralick was treated for a swollen jaw and a tooth knocked out, adding a fighting rule that could cost players pay if injured.
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UPI
Gary Bell
Cleveland Indians
Jack Kralck
Washington
Bell
Los Angeles Angels
Birdie Tebbetts
Kralick
Jack
Tebbetts
Losboy
Indians
Sam McDowell
Cleveland
Foursomes Register With Tied Middletown Leaders in Pro-Am
Industrial Golf Association pro am at Valley View near Middletown sees Mike Brow and Milt Owen share the lead with 2 under par 34s. Brow’s team includes J Klusner H Ashby and K Hardin. Owens team includes C Davis J Holsapple and B Hale. A 35 by N Fields J Shively Conn and R Teter is third as 14 foursomes enter the split field event scheduled next Wednesday and Thursday.
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Middletown
Mike Brow
Milt Owen
Industrial Golf Association
Valley View Course
Brow
J. Klusner
H. Ashby
K. Hardin
Owen
C. Davis
J. Holsapple
B. Hale
N. Fields
J. Shively
Conn
R. Teter
Selow
United States Wins Sixth World University Games Gold
In Budapest the United States captured its sixth gold by winning the men's 800-meter freestyle relay, sharing honors with four nations. Osamu Tsurumine of Japan upset favorites in the 200-meter breaststroke. Hilda Zeier of Yugoslavia won the women's 400-meter freestyle. Marta Egervari of Hungary took the 100-meter butterfly, and Joy Ewman of Britain excelled on the three-meter springboard.
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Hungary
United States
Osamu Tsurumine
Japan
Hilda Zeier
Yugoslavia
Marta Egervari
Joy Ewman
Muargrit Island
Tsurumine
U.S
Wayne Anderson
Tom Trethewey
Anderson
University of Southern California
Santa Clara
Calif
Ferenc Lenkei
Tretheway
Indiana University
Pittsburgh
Gary Ilman
San Jose
Roy Saari
el Segundo
Dick Roth
Atherton
Don Roth
Menlo! Park
Ilman
Bep Weeteling
Holland
Russia
Ludmila Egorova
Eva Edelyi
Boston WilSon Suit Ends In AFL Title
The Boston Patriots withdrew their suit seeking Jim Wilson’s services from the Forty Niners after a brief chamber conference with Federal Judge Oliver J. Carter. Patriots coach Mike Holovak said parties should honor contracts but the game’s interests prevail if Wilson wishes to play for San Francisco.
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UPI
Boston Patriots
American Football League
Jim Wilson
Wilson
AFL
Forty Niners
University of Georgia
Boston
Forty-Niners
Mike Holovak
Patriots
Holovak
Mays Leads Giants in Home Run Onslaught and Title Push
Willie Mays charges to a power surge with 14 homers in a month and six straight games, helping the Giants close in on the Dodgers. He raises his batting average toward a title as Roberto Clemente and Hank Aaron trade pace atop the NL and AL batting races. In the AL, Tony Oliva and Vic Davalillo climb, while Carl Yastrzemski eyeing a strong finish.
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Ben Clan
NEW York
Willie Mays
San Francisco
Los Angeles Dodgers
Giants
Ralph Kiner
Pittsburgh
Rudy York
Detroit
Mays
Pirates
Dale Long
Giant
Juan Marichal
John Roseboro
Dodger
Dodgers
Roberto Clemente
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee
Deron Johnson
Cincinnati
Carl Yastrzemski
Boston
Baltimore
Brooks Robinson
Yastrzemski
Robinson
Minnesota
Tony Oliva
Vic Davalillo
Cleveland
al Kaline
Willie Horton
Rocky Colavito
RBI
Dupree Favored In Madison Square Garden Bout
New York’s Jimmy Dupree, 30, is an 8-5 favorite to extend a seven fight win streak in a 10 round light heavyweight bout at Madison Square Garden against Johnny Persol, 25, ranked eighth. Persol fights amid higher quality foes with a 12-3-1 mark, while Dupree owns 16-2-1 with seven knockouts.
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New York
UPI
Jimmy Dupree
Johnny Persol
Madison Square Garden
Dupree
Garden
Persol
Brooklyn
Carl
Bobo) Olson
Eddie Cotton
Perso
Memphis
Bill
Pete Toro
Bobby Cassidy
Levittown
N.Y
Isaac Logart
Camaguey
Cuba
Strike and Spare Angles Boosts Bowling Grip Booklet
Squeeze ball grip tips urge full thumb insertion to reduce pin misfires and improve consistency. The illustrated booklet, Strike and Spare Angles, by Don Carter and Marion Ladewig, offers drills and advice. send 20 cents and a self addressed stamped envelope to receive a copy via National Newspaper Syndicate in Chicago.
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Don Carter
Marion Ladenh
Marion Ladewig
C-O National Newspaper Syndicate
North Wacker Drive
Chicago
Ill
Boca Ree Ettes Championship Pairings Set
First round matches for the Boca Ree-Ettes tournament at Boca Al course run between August 25 and 31. Winners of the recent 18 hole low gross and low net in classes A to C are listed, with pairings and byes detailed for each class.
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Boca Ree-Ettes
Boca al
Mary Lou Foster
Jean Susko
Marie Henderson
Bertie Jay
Lavon Wade
Edie Wardwell
Donna Williams
Jackie Jones
Doris Freels
Patsy Owens
Betty McCreary
Vivian Barker
Maye Green
Judy Macke
Ellie Pickering
Agnes McGuire
Doris Clevenger
Claudia Cowles
Lorraine Lancing
Ruth Kennedy
Katy Roudebush
Gladys Sanders
Evelyn Blagg
Jeannette Reddin
Lucille Schuyler
Optimist Golf Victors Listed This Week and Honors
Bob Wheat announces Breakfast Optimist Club tourney for boys with at least three season rounds, a low-net, low-gross event at Boca Ree-Al on Thursday Aug 26, plus season trophy presentations. Recent results show Aug 12 and Aug 19 winners across classes A to D for both low gross and low net, including Bodkin, Baum, Christ, Mast, Snow, Gentry, Alexander, Jarrett, Clark, Metzger, Hill.
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Boca Ree-Al
Bob Wheat
Randy Bodkin
Karl Baum
Jim Christ
Richard Mast
Steve Daughterty
Bob Snow
Mike Gentry
Keith Alexander
Dale Jarrett
Low Gross
Phil Clark
Larry Metzger
Roger Hill
Marichal Not Available For Comment On Suspension
San Francisco pitcher Juan Marichal refused comment after a nine game suspension and $1,750 fine for striking Dodgers catcher John Roseboro with a bat. Giants manager Herman Franks said Marichal did not wish to talk to reporters as the suspension runs through Aug. 31 and begins with the Pittsburgh Pirates series.
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UPI
Juan Marichal
San Francisco Giants
Newsmen
Herman Franks
Franks
Forbes Field
Marichal
Baseball
Warren Giles
Cincinnati
Los Angeles Dodgers
John Roseboro
San Francisco
Commissioner
Giles
Giants
Dodgers
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cedar Lounge Prepares for Western Title Showdown
Cedar Lounge's Central Indiana Baseball League team holds 5:30 pm practice at AC Diamond as three teams vie for the Western Division lead. Marion could clinch with a win over Schuster, while a loss could trigger a three way title scenario with Kokomo and Schuster's. Carry Back leads Derby money earned as a two year old with $286,299 from 1961.
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Lawrence Montgomery
Cedar Lounge
Central Indiana Baseball League
AC Diamond
Marion
Indianapolis Schuster
Schuster
Kokomo
Carry Back
Eagles Plan Balanced 50 50 Run Pass Offense This Season
Philadelphia Eagles coach Joe Kuharich targets a stronger 1960 season with more efficient play, leaning on a mix of running and passing. After a busy trading year that added 15 players and yielded seven, the team hopes to improve on six victories. Veterans include Norm Snead, King Hill, and Jack Concannon at quarterback, with runners Timmy Brown and Ollie Matson and a revamped defense led by free safety Joe Scarpati and newcomer Al Nelson. Rookies Hill and Nelson vie for starting roles as Kuharich emphasizes both aspects in a poised, hopeful outlook.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Philadelphia Eagles
Joe Kuarich
Kuharich
Nick Skorich
Joe
Pete Case
Lane Howell
New York Giants
Eagles
Norm Snead
King Hill
Jack Concannon
Pete Retzlaff
Ray Poage
Ron Goodwin
Ralph Smith
Hill
California
Brown
Timmy Brown
Earl Gros
Tom Woodeshick
Israel Lang
Ollie Matson
Ringo
Ed Blaine
Jim Skaggs
Bob Brown
Howell
Joe Scarpati
Don Burrou
al Nelson
Cincinnati
Nelson
Ray Rissmiller
Georgia
Two Race Horses Die in Mishap at Angers Racecourse
In Angers France two horses died during a rain soaked race at the Race Course when Quickoto unseated his rider and collided with favorite Queyuel. Both animals died from cerebral hemorrhages. In New York the Heisman Trophy has only twice been won by linemen Larry Kelly in 1936 and Leon Hart in 1949 signaling unusual position success in college football history.
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France
Eys
Quickoto
Queyuel
New York
UPI
Larry Kelly
Yale
Leon Hart
Notre Dame
Bowling 30c at Rains AMF balls
Bowling products offered include 30 cent balls at Rains AMF with price 12.95 and holes plugged at 2.50.
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Rains
Vancouver Adds Class To Dull Contest
Vancouver, B C entered the Babe Ruth World Series with high hopes and delivered a standout debut in Anderson. Norman Kennedy pitched effectively as Vancouver routed Stockton 12 to 1 despite seven walks and one unearned run. The crowd cheered Canada’s first World Series win by a Canadian team, while rain and cool weather kept the game tense but dull at times.
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Vancouver
B.C
Anderson
British Columbia
California
Stockton
Pacific Northwest
Norman Kennedy
New Westminster
Sikeston
Piasecki Edges Mayhew By Stroke In State Golf
Carmen Piasecki of South Bend edged defending champ Claudia Mayhew of Carmel by one stroke in the Indiana Girls Golf Tournament qualifying round at Greenfield Country Club. Piasecki trailed by three after nine holes but surged to a 40 37 77 while Mayhew posted 41 37 78. Marla Jones of Anderson shot 79 to join under-80 scorers in the field.
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Mayhew
Jones
Anderson
Greenfield
Ind
Carmen Piasecki
South Bend
Indiana
Claudia Mayhew
Carmel
Miss Piasecki
Miss Mayhew
Greenfield Country Club
Marla Jones
Susie Miller
Indianapolis
Marianne Klier
Fort Way
Beverly Zoeller
New Albany
Vida Stoshich
Jill Graham
Muncie
Alicia Lynne Oakes
Lucinda Schooler
Bloomie Hughes
Indianapolis Am
Ana
Julia Clift
Michelle Dunfee
Louise Bruegge
Kokomo
Barbara Waltz
Fort Wayne
Suzie Bricker
Frankifort
Hinshaw Wins 5th Sun Valley Feature
New Castle's Dick Hinshaw, the winningest Sun Valley driver, captured his 11th Figure 8 feature of the year as older model stock cars dominated. Jim Brewer of Noblesville won the other feature. Larry Fisher of Anderson was hospitalized with a shoulder injury after crashes. finishers included Bill Lemon, Bill Keep, Larry Gardner, Ray Aaron, and Frak Raison. Preliminary heats were won by Jack Evans, Sam Sherman, Bob Fields, Lemon and Raison.
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Dick Hinshaw
Sun Valley
Jim Brewer
Noblesville
Hinshaw
Larry Fisher
Anderson
Bill Lemon
Bill Keep
Larry Gardner
Penone
Ray Aaron
Brewer
Darwin Blankenship
Frak Raison
An Evans
Jack Evans
Sam Sherman
Marion
Bob Fields
Greenfield
Lemon
Raison
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