Morrall Shifts Colts Past All Stars In Chicago
Earl Morrall threw for 329 yards and three touchdowns as the Baltimore Colts defeated a gutsy college All-Star squad 24 to 17 in Soldiers Field. Ray Perkins Tom Matte and Tomi Mitchell caught scoring passes, with Jim O’Brien adding a field goal.
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Lotz brothers pace PGA team chase with Palmer Nicklaus 62
Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus fired a nine under par 62 at Laurel Valley to lead the PGA National Team Championship in Ligonier Pennsylvania. Bruce Crampton and Orville Mondy were next at 63 as two sibling pairs and other duos trailed. Palmer praised Nicklaus for pace after a fast round featuring eagle on the 10th and several birdies.
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TV Sports Schedule Saturday and Sunday Highlights
A dense list of broadcast times across multiple sports including baseball Roller Derby boxing golf auto racing and bowling. Notable items include Boston vs Chicago at 11 15 a m Saturday and Aarhus Denmark track and field meet on Sunday at 12 30 pm plus PGA Team Championship golf and NBA highlights.
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Indians Fire Manager A'vin Dark After Losing Streak
The Cleveland Indians dismissed manager A'vin Dark citing poor results and last place in the AL East. First coach John Lipan will take over, with Dark's five year contract bought out at about 150000 dollars. General manager Gabe Paul and owner Vernon Stouffer defended the move as needed to spark a turnaround. Dark could not comment.
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Indians spoil Vida's bid for 20th victory
Cleveland defeated Oakland 5 to 1, handing Vida Blue his first loss of the young season. Heidemann and Uhlaender delivered two-run singles, boosting Johnny Lipon in his managerial debut as the Indians built a 4 0 lead by the fourth inning. Blue exited after seven with a shutout intact earlier.
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Bob Bailey
John Strohmayer
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Pan American Games open with color in Colombia
The sixth Pan-American Games open in Cali Colombia with a colorful ceremony drawing about 60,000 spectators at Pascual Guerrero Stadium. A record 3,056 athletes from 30 nations began parade medals and competition across 1951 traditions, as Misael Pastrana Borrero declared the games open.
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Perry Guides Giants Past Pirates 5 2 in Nightcap Win
Gaylord Perry pitched eight innings for his 10th win as the San Francisco Giants defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 5-2. Willie McCovey drove in two runs with a bases loaded single, and Willie Mays added a run with a first-inning RBI. Stargell homered for Pittsburgh, but San Francisco built a lead atop the NL West.
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Impromptu Track Show Opens with Scoring Plays
An improvised track event page notes opening with a single and a sacrifice to move a runner, followed by a sequence of balls and runs. Dodgers beat the Reds 4 2 behind Don Sutton who pitched a complete game with 10 strikeouts, Haller and Lefeover keying the offense, while Braves beat Padres 3 1 as Garr and Jum produced late runs.
Pennant pursuit yesterday's results and upcoming games
Baseball roundup lists multiple scores from yesterday including Cleveland routing Detroit and Chicago beating Boston. Entries mention New York, Milwaukee, Detroit, Cleveland, and Kansas City with various player notes and tonight and tomorrow schedules across several cities including New York, Los Angeles, Pittsburgh, and San Francisco.
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