Ford Mantle Return Stakes Lead in Yankee Rally
Whitey Ford shatters slump with a three hit shutout of Baltimore, elevating the Yankees in pennant chase as Mickey Mantle eyes Detroit test. Cubs fall as Mahaffey’s five hit shutout helps Phillies edge Chicago. Belinsky and Belinsky’s Angels surge as Tigers top Washington.
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Orioles pitcher battles blister during five week layoff
Mantle quotes reflect frustration as Orioles ace works through an injured pitching hand. The veteran hitter recalls past injuries and says he wants clarity on Bridges, while crosstown rivals like Boyer and Lopez loom as he drove in the first two runs in the inning.
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Sox and Eagles win and set Saturday makeup games
The Eagles lead Teen Age league at 344-14 after beating Indians 42 Thursday while the Red Sox, fresh from a 74 loss, seek a makeup game Saturday. Yankees pitcher Richard Hargraves allowed nine hits in a nine run attack, with Oliver blanking the Red Sox for his first win. Junior League halves begin Friday with Seniors starting Monday.
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Sports Schedule Skews Hard in This Week’s Lineup
Friday action features Colt 45s vs Yankees in New York night game and minor league opener Indiana against the Yankees at Lakewood 7 p.m. Afternoon shows White Sox facing Braves and Bulls meeting Sports at Lee Drive 1 p.m. Cardinals clash with Gilera and Eagiew Va Glunta at Ward Road 6 p.m. Cardinals duel Dodgers and Cubs meet Orioles at AEL 6 p.m. Mustangays Stars host Anson Jones 4330 ppm at New York afternoon Servic header unclear.
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Track Records on Line as 400 Seek NAAU Titles
Walnut Calif AP Eight championships with several world records endangered go on the line tonight as the National AAU track and field carnival begins a two night run. More than 400 athletes gather for this 4th annual meet at Mt San Antonio College Memorial Stadium near Los Angeles. Meet director Hilmer Lodge lists eight world records in danger including the 10 yard dash five high hurdles shot put broad jump. Final events tonight include the 410 yard hurdles the javelin and the six mile run. Dallas Long aiming for the world shot put mark at 65 feet 10 inches and Gary Gabner of New York with 64 11 lead the event. The 100 features Frank Budd who has world best 9 2 Hayes tied 9 2 and Harry Jerome of Oregon hopes to improve 9 3.
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Texans Survive to Quarterfinals in NCAA Golf at Duke
At Duke University Golf Course in Durham North Carolina three Texas teams remain as NCAA quarterfinals begin. Medalist Kermit Zarley of Houston leads with 140 after 36 holes while Homero Blancas of Houston and Tom Shaw of Oregon push for late rounds. Shaw defeated Tom Grace Notre Dame while Zarley beat Ed Moehlin Jr Northern Illinois and Ken Folkes Wake Forest to reach the semis.
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Doug Ford Leads 69 in Eastern Open at Baltimore
Doug Ford shot a 3 under par 69 to lead first day scoring in the Eastern Open in Baltimore. Bobby Nichole Terry Dill and Moon Mullins posted 70s as 119 players competed. Ford held a four stroke edge to the final hole before three putting for a 3 under finish. The 72 hole event runs through Sunday.
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