Best Staff In Football Rymkus Speaks On Prospects
The article reports on Eddie Rymkus praising his staff and outlining the Oilers preparing for an Aug. 6 season opener. It notes roster changes, injuries, and the shift from college to pro systems, plus ongoing scrimmages and turf concerns at Memorial Stadium. It mentions Carver’s bid for a baseball team and Baytown’s travel cost concerns.
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Uoserg Fey
Baytown
Houston
Prac
Oilers
Comealson
Jim Matheny
Partiny
Jorge Blanda
Br2r
Euarsrback
Blanda
Oilera
Memorial Stadium
Carver
Athetic
Bucs
Lewse
Ferrier In Next Snead Runs Third
AKRON Ohio Jay Hebert, ex marine wounded at Iwo Jima, won the 42nd PGA Championship by one stroke. Ferrier finished second at 282, Snead tied for third at 233 after a late stumble by Ford. Hebert earned $11,000 of the $63,000 purse, Ferrier $5,500, Snead and Sanders $3,350.
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Akron
Ohio
Jay Hebert
Iwo Dima
Jim Ferrier
Sam Snead
Doug Sanders
Jay
Lafayette
Lionel
Hebert Boys
Smith Brothers
Alex
Willie
Dayton
Miami Valley
Firestone Country Club
Hebert
Ferrier
Aistralicn
Snead
Lancers Cead
Arnold Palmer
Stroff
Streah
Doug Ford
Sanders
Indians ready revolt over Piersall antics in Boston
The Cleveland Indians travel to New York for a four game set with the Yankees as Jimmy Piersall’s on field antics spark calls for action. Players warn Frank Lane to curb Piersall or the team could fall apart amid tense mood after rough umpiring in Boston.
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Ton Taylor
Joe Crown
Neve Worl
Yankees
Frank Lane
Piersall
Lane
Indians
Piersail
Cronin
Plersall
Jim
American League
Mary
Pierzall
Boston
Saturiday
Younans
Ed Hurley
Crotin
Him
Joe Gordon
Gordon
Cleveland
Defending Champs Win Amarillo Partnership Golf Title Twice
Chris Blocker of Jal New Mexico and John Farquhar of Amarillo won the Amarillo Partnership Golf Tournament, becoming the first duo to defend and win the title twice. The pair edged Jimmy Tannelland and Don Nix in a long format, with strong innings and clutch hitting shaping the final score.
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Amarillo
Chris Blocker
Jal
N.M
John Farquhar
Blocker
Texar
Techstar
Farquhar
Jimmy Tannaelland
Don Nix
Fred Warren
Fiveroe Danaur
de-Farquhar
Amp Nates
John Russell
Doyle Toups
Russell
Hand
Termeard
Toms
Randy Beckman
Tra Thompson
Mile Rays
Jack Byrd
Byrd
Berkman
Charlie Fayle
Barry Donnelly
Richard Plato
Beckman
Pyle Carrell
Yanks fall to White Sox in doubleheader sweep
In a crucial stretch, the Chicago White Sox beat the New York Yankees 6-3 and 8-2, dropping New York three games back as Boston swept Cleveland and Baltimore edged Detroit in 11 innings. Jackie Brandt and Eli Grba key the Yankees’ losses while White Sox hitters pounded Yankee pitching for 12 hits in game two.
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Boston
Cleve
Associated Press Sports Western
Chicago
Eli Grba
Baltimore
Fran
Indians
Detroit
Jackie Brandt
Shander
Mond Farm
New York Yankees
Yanks
White Sox
New York
Bob Turley
Whitey
Associated Press
Ford
Jim Coates
Yan
Kees
Grice
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee Braves
Pirate White Sox
Grba
Samsons
Pirate
Broadway
Bucs
Milwaukee
Warren Spahn
Bob Buhl
Pirates
San Francisco
Tom Sheehan
Giants
Los Angeles
Shutort
Phillies
Phils
Stan Williams
Dodger
Ft. Louis
Cleveland
Kansas City
Washington
Penny Baker Claims Ski Jump Record
The United States pentathlon team for the Olympic Games includes Lt. George Lambert of Sioux City Iowa Navy Lt. Robert L. Beck of Philadelphia Jack Daniels of Missoula Montana and Cpl Dick Stoll of Minneapolis. Lambert Beck and Daniels earned team spots by finishing 1 2 3 in pentathlon trials while Stoll is the alternate. Lambert who was on the 1956 team and finished fifth at Melbourne won the trials and the national title with 4745 points across fencing pistol shooting 300 meter freestyle swimming 4000 cross country riding and horse back riding.
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Penny Baker
San Antonio
Tex
George Lamert
Sioux City
Iowa
Navy
Robert L. Beck
Philadelphia
Jack Daniela
Missoula
Mont
Dick Stoll
Minneapolis
Lambert
Beck
Daniels
Stoll
Baseball Standings and Saturday Results Report
Major League Baseball standings and weekend results are listed with American League scores including Escape over New York, Cleveland over Boston, Washington over Kansas City, and Detroit defeating Baltimore in a late night game. National League results show Francisca over Pittsburgh, Chicago over Milwaukee, Los Angeles over Philadelphia, Saint Louis over Cincinnati in 10 innings.
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New York
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Washington
Kansas City
Detroit
Baltimore
Francisca
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Chicago
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Louis
Cincinnati
Braves Heln Dodgers and Yankees Win Third Straight
The report covers a rough, error-filled recap of junior and senior league games. The Braves beat the Dodgers 4-1 in the senior league, Giants’ pitcher Jerry Jotn Ise struggled as Johnny Taylor and George erm shut them down. The Red Sox beat the Indians 7-0 behind strong pitching by Jimmy Steed, with Tommy Phillips and Ken Parker contributing. The Yankees earned their third win of the period with a two-hitter by Robert Oliver and key hits from Kelly Rushing and Jimmy Dodd, while Tigers pitcher Ronnie Klich took the loss.
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Red Sox
Indians
Yankees
Tigers
Braves
Dodgers
Giants
Satrday
Johnny Taylor
George Erm
Jerry Jotn Ise
Rineem
Taylor
Ips
Ken Parker
Parker
Phillips
Robert Oliver
Kelly Rushing
Oliver
Jimmy Dodd
Dodd
Nes
Ronnie Klich
David Alford
Oliver Wahpene
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