College All Stars Face Colts In 27th Midsummer Classic
The College All-Stars meet the Baltimore Colts at Soldier Field in Chicago with 70 000 expected. ABC will carry the 10 p.m. EDT game. QBs Don Meredith George Izo and Pete Hall will air the attack while Baltimore backs Lipscomb Donovan and Unitas lead a strong defense and pass rush.
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Big Daddy) Lipscomb
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Don Meridith
Southern Methodist
George Izo
Notre Dame
Pete Hall
Marquette
Colts
Baltimore
Gail Cogdill
Washington State
Carroll Dale
Virginia Tech
All Stars
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Stan Musial Returns From Cellulitis Strong At Bat
Stan Musial wins praise as 39 year old star still belts home runs and doubles for St Louis Cardinals. His latest blast ended a 3-2 Pittsburgh win gap, while peers note Ray Brown could see more action if Baltimore pulls a halftime lead. Weeb Ewbank warns Colts must avoid a loss to All-Stars.
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Boxing Results From Cities Across The Globe
The Associated Press reports last night’s boxing results with welterweights contested in Los Angeles and Liverpool. Pelon Cervantes of Mexico outpointed Ike Chestnut of New York in ten rounds. Tony Smith of England outpointed Larry Baker of New York in ten. Tetsuya Yamaguchi of Japan outpointed Kid Independence of the Philippines in ten.
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Pelon Cervantes
Mexico
Ike Chestnut
New York
Liverpool
England
Tony Smith
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Baker
Tokyo
Tetsuya Yamaguchi
Japan
Kid Independence
Philipines
All Star Game Warm Weather TV Highlights
TV guide notes a summer lineup with the College All-Star game against the Baltimore Colts at 10 p.m. on ABC, plus a Wednesday Flash Slorde versus Harold Gomes fight. NBC covers Social Security origins, and CBS and ABC offer UK features and classic films, while Ed Lopat, former Yankees pitching coach, is cited with 166 AL wins in 12 seasons.
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Cardinals Edge Pirates In 12th Inning To Narrow Lead
In Pittsburgh, St. Louis beat the Pirates 3-2 on Stan Musial’s two run homer in the 12th to trim Pittsburgh’s NL lead to four games. Bob Friend pitched well for the Pirates, but Musial and Ernie Broglio carried the Cardinals after a tight battle. musial, friend, murtaugh, broglio, moryn, sawatski.
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Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Reads
A condensed tally shows leaders across batting and pitching. Key figures include Maris and Mantle atop runs and home runs for New York, Pinson and Mays near the hits leaders, Bunning and Pascual strong in strikeouts, and McDaniel and Law highlighted for pitching records.
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White Star Dominates Summer Hoop Leagues at Memorial Field
White Star swept both senior and junior round games yesterday at Memorial Field May Street. In the senior clash Laundaymen defeated McKenney and Heerd 97 to 76 led by Al Daigle with 40 points and Bob Wilkinson adding 32 in a losing effort. In the morning junior tilt White Star beat Pepsi Cola 72 to 57 as Pup Twomey 24 Fecteau 22 Agreste 21 stood out while Ted Caouette and Norm Koy led Pepsi Cola with 18 and 16.
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Campy and Wife Near Breakup in N Y Statement
Crip Campanella, face strained with emotion, explains the collision of his 13 year marriage in Glen Cove New York. He says his wife wants to end the marriage and he speaks bitterly amid his partially paralyzed hands attempting to express the strain.
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Fornieles Relieves Delock In Red Sox Win At Cleveland
Boston gains on the road trip as reliever Mike Fornieles preserves a 5-2 victory over Cleveland. He set down 25 of 26 batters and moved to 11 saves this season while the Red Sox rally with Repulski Buddin and Malzone contributing runs.
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Canadians Help Orioles Edge Tigers in 6-1 Victory
Baltimore built a six game win streak as five Canadians on the roster from last year helped. Marv Breeding Ron Hansen and Brooks Robinson started, with Hansen Walt Dropo Dave Nicholson and Jim Gentile homering. The Orioles improved to a .255 team batting average while pitching kept Detroit quiet. Harmon Killebrew rose with two homers earlier, and Washington beat Kansas City 5-4 while Boston beat Cleveland 5-2.
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Williams Plans Exit From Baseball After 1960 Season
Ted Williams, nearing 42, says quitting baseball now is due to wear from a heavy hitting year and neck troubles. He notes 512nd and 513th home runs place him behind Ruth and Foxx, and confirms this season will be his last as a player. He plans to decide next year whether to pursue baseball or other work.
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Ladies Twilight Golf Ends Slate and Opens New League
The Ladies Twilight golf league wrapped up at Biddeford Saco Country Club with Team Six champion, followed by Team Five, Team Three, and Team Two. A new four-team league will start next week with a three week schedule. Readouts include team rosters and last night’s scores. Pitching Coach Whit Wyatt of Milwaukee debuted in 1928 with Evansville, Illinois, in the Three-1 League and won 22 games his second year.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule From The Associated Press
The American League standings show New York leading with 61 wins and 42 losses, Baltimore at 63 and 46, followed by Chicago 61-47 and Cleveland 52-51. Thursday results include Boston 5 Cleveland 2 and Baltimore 6 Detroit 1, with several matchups listed for the weekend.
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