Twins fall to A's 3-2 in second game of doubleheader
The Kansas City Athletics beat the Minnesota Twins 3-2 in the nightcap after Sullivan's late dramatics. Ken Harrelson, Blanchard, and Reynolds fueled the rally as Oakland salvaged the split and kept Minnesota five games ahead.
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Canadians Open Golf Championship Thins Field Amid Illness
The Canadian Open trimmed to 74 players from 144 as leaders Bruce Devlin and Jack Nicklaus pursued $20,000 prize in Toronto. Devlin, hampered by a sore shoulder and throat infection, shot 66 to lead 134 after two rounds. Nicklaus produced a 66 after a 69 first round for 135, with Joe Campbell at 136. Tony Lema withdrew with back pains and Howie Johnson left after a 73 first round. George Knudson led remaining Canadians with a 69 after 70, 139 total, aiming for victory on Saturday.
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Jets Lead Crackers in Key International League Series
Columbus Jets gained an 8-2 win over the Atlanta Crackers to take a 4 1/2 game lead in the five game series. Bob Perry drove in four runs and scored twice while George Spriggs opened with a first inning homer. District Legion play continues Saturday at Logan with undefeated Athens and Lancaster meeting at 2 pm at the Fairgrounds.
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All Star Signs and Sidelights From a Baseball Summer
White Sox manager Al Lopez and coach Don Guterridge discussed signs with Twins coach Sam Mele overhearing the plan. Mele muses to change signs for the second half, while Joe Nossek earns a third base push amid roster juggling. The piece blends strategic signaling with Ohio University connections and coaching notes.
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Rich Rollins
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Drysdale Shuts Out Cubs as Dodgers Win Five to Nil
Don Drysdale pitched a three hitter for his 14th victory against eight losses, guiding the Dodgers to a 5-0 win over the Chicago Cubs. Dick Groat collected three hits including a two run double in the seventh as the Cardinals beat the Mets 6-5. Walter Hagen, famed golfer of the 1920s, underwent a tracheotomy at St Vincent's Hospital on Thursday.
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Nuxhall Keeps Reds in First as Dodgers Falter
Nuxhall allowed eight hits and led Cincinnati to an 8-1 win over Philadelphia, expanding the Reds' NL lead to three percentage points. Drysdale and Koufax went 29-8 together, but Los Angeles sits second after a 5-0 shutout by Drysdale over Chicago.
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Reds Hall of Fame enshrines five men in ceremony
Fred Hutchinson first Reds manager honored posthumously after leading Cincinnati 1959 to 1964. Also inducted are former players Wally Post Johnny Temple and veterans Charles Red Lucas and Larry Kopf, chosen by fans and an oldtimers committee. Hutchinson died last November of cancer.
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Johnny Temple
Charles
Red) Lucas
Larry Kopf
Senate to Hear AAU NCAA Sport Jurisdiction Fight
Sen Warren Magnuson of Washington said the Senate Commerce Committee will examine the long standing clash between the Amateur Athletic Union and the National Collegiate Athletic Association. He warned against strangling athletic freedom as former General Douglas MacArthur once tried to mediate the dispute.
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Senate Commerce Committee
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
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Cincinnati Signs Killicothe Duo to UC Football
Chillicothe High School quarterback Gregory Cook and end Joe Nickel have signed letters of intent with the University of Cincinnati. Cook signed this week and Nickel signed last spring, completing the top passing duo for Chillicothe.
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