Palmer and Player Favored in Colonial Golf Field
Arnold Palmer and Gary Player head a strong Colonial field in Fort Worth with high hopes. Billy Casper Gene Littler and Kel Nagle also draw attention as the 58-player field vies for the $40,400 purse while Palmer leads money winnings this season.
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Yankees Break Monbouquette Streak with 4-1 Victory
New York rookie Tom Tresh broke Bill Monbouquette's 61 2/3 inning hitless streak with a bunt single in the seventh, triggering four Yankee runs. Elston Howard delivered the decisive hit, driving in the tying and go ahead runs as Yanks toppled the Red Sox 4 1.
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Noblesville Captures Fifth Straight Relays Title
Noblesville dominated the Noblesville Relays, amassing 72 points and sweeping every relay event to claim their fifth straight title. Mississinewa edged Tipton for second 29 to 28, Madison Heights of Anderson finished fourth, Greenfield fifth, with Crawfordsville also placing high amid a day of records and standout performances by Noblesville's Reasoner, Geicer, and Mantle among others.
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Mays Needs Luck To Reach Sixty Home Runs
Willie Mays said he might reach 60 home runs but noted that luck is needed and the National League pitchers are smart. He went hitless in three at bats in the opener of a series between the San Francisco Giants and St. Louis Cardinals in St. Louis.
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Club Rosters Trimmed To 25
Major league baseball clubs reduced rosters to 25 players by a midnight deadline. Some teams had already cut to the limit after a 30 day grace period allowing 38. Milwaukee sold Don McMahon to the Houston Colts for cash as he sought a change of scenery amid a holdout. Casey Stengel cut the Mets by optioning Sherman Jones to Syracuse. Jones had gone 0-4 with the Mets and 1-1 with the Reds last season.
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Sertoma To Hear Scribe Tonight
Anderson Sertoma Club members and guests will hear O. W. Haven Herald sports editor discuss Ambition Accolades and Athletics at 6 30 tonight at Don's Barbecue State Road 9 Bypass Charles Dillman is program chairman
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Madison Heights Triumphs in Multi Sport Meet
Madison Heights swamped Anderson as Galbraith's squad won 14-1 in baseball with strong pitching and late-inning runs. In golf, Pattee Beant Fair led the Pirates with a 75 as Baker and Deck also starred, while Shimer’s team edged Frisch’s in a clash noted for late homer heroics and tight scoring.
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