U S Track Team Faces Britons Amid Injury Outbreak
In London at White City Stadium US head coach Jim Elliott scrambled lineups as injuries crippled five team members ahead of a meet with Great Britain. Javelin star Fromm and sprinter Drayton head the casualty list, with replacements named for Poland in Warsaw next weekend.
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Warsaw
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Fromm
Chuck Frazier
Drayton
Har ¥ Young
Ralph Boston
Clitt Cushman
Paul
Herman
Uerses
Louisville Tags Buffs With No. 9
Louisville defeated Houston 9-1 as Jim McKnight homered for the Buffs. Denny LeMaster took the loss after Houston stranded nine. Neil Chrisley Howie Bedell and Ron Jackson led Louisville with multiple hits and RBIs as Omaha beat Indianapolis 6-1 and Denver edged Dallas Fort Worth 3-1. Houston’s nine game skid marked season-worst span.
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Dallas-Fort Worth
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Joe Tanner
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Balles-Rt
All But One Senior Team Wins in Second Half
In the league's first week of the second half Barbers Hill earned their initial victory beating the Yanks 2 1. Red Sox rallied from a 2 0 deficit to beat the Eagles 7 4 as Richard Walker went 4-for-4 and Jimmy Epperson spun six innings of seven hit ball for the Sox. Henry Ager sparkled for the Oilers with a two four hit outing, while Jerry Kemplay took the loss for the Yanks.
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Yank
Jerry Kemplay
Everett Nix
Robert Oliver
Kemplay
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Ronnie Kinch
Leon Holle
Melvin Jernigan
Randy Calhoun
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Joe Gibbon
Milway
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Philadelphia
Cinnati
Redstrait
Baltimore
NFL TV pact ruled invalid by federal judge
Federal Judge Allan K. Grim ruled the NFL CBS two year television contract with Columbia Broadcasting System illegal under antitrust laws. The ruling pauses the league's move to bundled rights while AFL NBA and NCAA contracts remain separate. Baseball clubs’ TV deals were not part of the decision.
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Bob Turley
Ralph Terry
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Double Loss Cuts Lead Tigers Win Preview
Whitey Ford seeks his 18th win and 12th straight while the Yankees trail Detroit in the American League. Ford, 7-2, aims to become the first left-hander to win 12 in a row since 1931, with three days rest after a 5-0 victory over Baltimore.
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Ellis Kinder
Baltimore
City Tennis Tourney Set
A city tennis tournament sponsored by the Goose Creek school district and the City of Baytown runs next week at the AEL courts. Open to 15 and over and 18 and under, events include boys and girls singles and doubles with about 40 players expected. Registration closes 6 p.m. Saturday with on site signups to 5 p.m. Friday.
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Wilkins
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Goose Creek
Baytown
LeMaster Uecker Mixon Gerard Naranio Johnson and Neal in double header
A partial box score lists LeMaster and Uecker as pitchers with Mixon Gerard Naranio Johnson and Neal contributing. The line shows WP LeMaster U and LP Mixon two to one and includes uneven inning figures. Further context unavailable due to incomplete OCR.
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Naranio
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Cards Giants Dodgers Triumph In Junior Teen Age Play
The Cardinals surged to third place with an 18-7 rout of the Orioles as Kulbeth, Lawhon and Johnson powered a big inning burst. Giants beat Orioles 9-5, Dodgers down Cubs 5-1 with strong pitching from Jerry Johnson and a near no hitter by Jack Brown. Rex Kulbeth 3-for-4 led Cards, while Bonte Wailes keyed Dodgers defense. Jimmy Ammons took losses for Orioles, Cubs pitcher McCormick also struggled.
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Ammons
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Mike
Lawhon
Kulbeth
Hank Johnson
Jack Brown
Brown
Bonte Wailes
Oriole
David McCormick
Allen Acosta
Doug Conway
Jamie Acosta
Jerry Johnson
Johnson
Cedar Bayou Wins Sports Day Title at Baytown
Cedar Bayou captured the Sports Day championship Wednesday in a Baytown playgrounds competition within the summer recreation program. Host entrants totaled 49 points to edge Baytown at 41 with DeZavala third at 25 and Ashbel Smith fourth at 22. Highlands 16, Lamar 12, Burnet 10, Austin 9, and Travis 3 followed. Goose Creek ISD and the City of Baytown sponsored the event.
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Dodgers Hammer Jay LA Cuts Cincinnati Lead To 1%
The Dodgers built a 101 inning edge by pounding Purkey and limiting Cincinnati. Sandy Koufax earned the win as Maury Wills, Wally Moon, and Norm Larker delivered key hits. San Francisco and St Louis won to tighten the NL pennant race with Cincinnati faltering in the slide.
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Jack Curtis
Joe Adcock
Braves
Chris Short
Bob Hendley
Phils
Don Demeter
South All Stars win opening LI Playoffs thriller
The South All Stars rallied from a five run deficit to beat the West 14 to 5 in the Little League All-Star playoffs opener. Richard Newton belted a three run homer, and Will Mundinger, Pat Fenley, and others contributed as the South surged with four runs in the second inning and additional scoring later. The South will face the East in the second game after a 5:30 p.m. tilt between the North and Central All Stars.
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Gary Meredith
Danny Maxwell
Will Munidinger
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Philip Ezell
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