First 1960 Ganders football practice opens heavy on weight shifts
Eighty Ganders and Suicile Squad aspirants showed up for the first 1960 season practice. Coaches expect five more players. Practice featured non contact drills in shorts and helmets, with contact later. Weigh-ins showed wide weight variation, light showers dampened the session, and coach Pete Sultis aimed for full pads on Monday.
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Memorial Stadium
Cedar Bayou
Houston Climbs Within 22 Games
The Houston Buffs cut the American Association lead to three and a half games behind Denver with a 2-0 win over the Saints. Louisville’s Don Nottebart drove in two runs in the opener and Louisville’s Bob Hartman had five hits in the nightcap. Dallas-Fort Worth fell as Charleston beat Indianapolis and Denver lost to Minneapolis.
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al Schroll
U S Teens Lead Swim Trials as Italy Nets First Gold
Two California teens Patty Kempner and Afine Warner reached finals in the women's 200 meter breaststroke while USC’s Lance Larson and Harvard’s Brice Hunter advanced to men’s 10 meter freestyle semifinals. Italy claimed the first gold in Rome as cyclists won the 1,000 kilometer road time trial, with Germany second and Russia third. United States trailed in the 33-team field.
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Orioles Pressing: Germany at Melbourne in 1956 heat results
Fragmented report notes Miss Kempner and Miss Warner competing in heats and semifinals at Melbourne 1956 events. Mentions German rival, Dutch competitor, and U S basketball team context with qualifying times and injuries. Details are incomplete and mixed with other sports items.
Yanks Leading By One
The Orioles beat Detroit 9-3 to seize sole second place as Chuck Estrada limited the Tigers to five hits and Gus Triandos hit his second grand slam of the week. The Yankees and White Sox idle as Washington moved to fourth with a 9-0 win over Kansas City and Boston toppled Cleveland. In the NL, Chicago beat Pittsburgh 2-1 on a ninth inning homer by Glen Hobbie. Milwaukee trailed after a 6 1/2 game edge. Triandos’ slam came in the Orioles’ six-run eighth off Frank Lary. Ted Williams and Vic Wertz fueled Boston with a three-run and a pinch-hit grand slam, respectively. The Senators rallied to eight runs in the seventh versus Oakland as walks and hits fueled the burst.
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Baseball Standings and Thursday Results Summary
Boston defeated Cleveland 10 to 7. Ashington edged Kensall 3 to 2 in a single game. no other games scheduled.
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Hobbie Sparks Cubs Crandall Keys 4-2 Win
Dodgers lose as Hobbie and Crandall power Cubs to a 4-2 victory while Crandall’s homer and a sharp relief effort by McMahon backstop Milwaukee’s pennant push. Giants edge Pirates as Osteen battles Koufax in another NL clash.
Ford Venturi Duel Leads Shared Open Round at Milwaukee
In the Milwaukee Open first round Ted Ford and Ken Venturi share the lead at five under par 65. Johnny Pott, 24, carded 32 to join them at 65 after a late burst. Bob Goalby finished one stroke back with 66 as Molson Rudolph and Cary Middiecoff chased the leaders.
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Venturi
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University of Minois
Ted Williams Night at Briggs Stadium Sept 7
Ted Williams Night will be held at Briggs Stadium on September 7 when the Detroit Tigers meet the Boston Red Sox. Tigers president Bill Dewitt plans a tribute to the baseball great, praising him as the era’s most thrilling American League star. Detroit Mayor Louis C. Misprprt will proclaim September 7 as Ted Williams Night and a ceremony will precede the game at home plate for the 42-year-old veteran.
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