British Tennis Chief Plans Protest Over Recruiting Approaches
T W Ranson chair of the LTA international match committee said he would file an official protest to stop recruiting efforts by Lamar State of Texas coach Lewis M Hilley. The moves involved scholarships to British players Roger Taylor and others during the Northern Tournament in Manchester. Ranson called the approaches unhelpful and unacceptable.
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Orioles Bury White Sox 8-2 Behind Pierce Arm
Billy Pierce halted Chicago’s four game skid by limiting the White Sox to seven runs in Baltimore. Roy Sievers drove in three with three singles and a double while Milt Pappas impressed in relief before the Orioles earned an 8-2 win in the doubleheader second game. Chuck Estrada and Sam Esposito provided key hits as Chicago took early lead but could not sustain it.
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Reds rally past Cardinals to take NL lead
Jerry Lynch and Gene Freese delivered key eighth inning hits as the Cincinnati Reds rallied for a 6-2 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals in the first game of a doubleheader. The Reds moved into first place by four percentage points after overcoming a 3-2 deficit with three singles by Frank Robinson and a two-run single by Freese.
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Belgian Breaks Le Mans Mark With Ferrari Victory
Olivier Gendebien of Belgium and Phil Hill of Los Angeles won the 24 hour Le Mans race in a Ferrari, setting a distance record of 4 476 kilometers at an average speed of 185.83 kph. Willy Maillresse and Michael Parks finished second in a Ferrari, with a field including Noblet Gui chet and Thompson among the top finishers. Only 22 of 55 starters finished.
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Elliott Fails To Medal In Zagreb 800m Race
Australian world record holder Herb Elliott placed fifth in an 800 meter race in Zagreb. East Germany's Valentin A won the event with a time of 1 50.4.
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South African Wins Northern Lawn Tennis Tourney
Sandra Reynolds of South Africa defeated Lesley Turner 6 4 6 3 to take the singles title in Manchester. The final was postponed by rain from Saturday. The men's final Ayala and Sangster were not played and the title was shared. Ayala and Howe won the men's doubles 6 2 6 4 over Crawford and Douglas.
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Korean Soccer Team Beats Japan for World Cup Berth
In Tokyo on Sunday the South Korean national team defeated Japan 2 to 0 in the Far Eastern elimination match securing a place in the 1962 World Soccer Championships in Chile.
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Moore eyes European tour to chase big fights
Archie Moore plans a Scandinavian tour with exhibitions and 10 round bouts to set up a light heavyweight title shot against Lennart Risberg, a $1 million heavyweight bout with Ingemar Johansson, and a future rematch with Floyd Patterson.
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White Sox Trade Lands Key Players In Eight-Player Deal
The Chicago White Sox swap eight players with Kansas City and Oakland, adding Ray Herbert Don Larsen Andy Carey and Al Pilarcik while sending Bob Shaw Gerry Staley Wes Covington Stan Johnson. The moves address rotation needs third base and outfield, with Shaw exiting amid a spring holdout.
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