Indians rally ends Yankees 5-4 on Azcue single
Cleveland overcomes a 4-3 deficit in the eighth inning to defeat New York 5-4 behind Joe Azcue's run scoring single. Max Alvis started the rally with a two-base error by Pete Mikkelsen, Rocky Colavito, Steve Hamilton, Leon Wagner, Fred Whitfield, and Hal Reniff all contributed before Azcue delivered the decisive hit.
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Lou Groza’s Career Scoring With Browns Highlighted
Lou Groza, a Cleveland Browns standout, played 14 NFL seasons and scored 198 field goals and 502 extra points. He tallied a single touchdown in his career.
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Johns Leaves Holman Moody to Return as Factory Ford Driver
Miami racer Bobby Johns quit Holman Moody claiming the car limited his driving. Cale Yarborough will replace Johns in the 1965 factory backed Ford, Banjo Matthews remains chief mechanic, and Johns blamed incompatible driver mechanic relations for the departure. Johns earned 21470 from eight starts this season and ended 26th in the Dixie 400 after an engine blow.
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Clemente Climbs Into No 5 NL Batting Race
Roberto Clemente raises his batting status as he hits at a .324 through last week, lifting the Pirates to fifth place after a 9-24 start. He trails Willie Mays by one and Richie Allen by five while leading Pittsburgh with a .324 average and 39 hits in 93 at bats over 23 games.
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Forty enter Firecracker 400 at Daytona Beach speedway
The Firecracker 400 July 4 at Daytona International Speedway has 40 qualified entries with about 60 more expected for qualifying. Entries include A. J. Foyt Dick Hutcherson Earl Balmer Marvin Panch and Lee Roy Yarbrough among others. Ford rivals loom with Foyt Lorenzen Panch Johnson Hutcherson Johns and more. Practice begins June 29 with trials and time runs through June 30 to determine front row spots. The race anchors Daytona Beach Independence Day celebrations.
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Nats Sign Infielder From Clifton Forge
Washington Senators announce signing of No 6 pick in draft, shortstop John Taylor of Clifton Forge Virginia aged 18. He stands 5 foot 11 and 170 pounds and played for Allegheny High School this spring with a small bonus reported by the team.
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Marshall University Library Expansion Funded by $500000 Loan
A $500000 federal loan to Marshall University was announced in Washington to support a $1800000 library addition. The project will be funded with the rest covered by state funds to complete the construction costs.
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Klein Replaces Kennedy as Head Coach of Cubs
Lou Klein was named head coach of the Chicago Cubs replacing Bob Kennedy. The Cubs sit in ninth place 12 games back after a rough home stand and a 6-16 stretch in their last 22 starts. Kennedy, 44, had directed the club in 380 games with 182 wins and 198 losses.
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Gumm Accepts Tennessee Post
James M. Gumm, a longtime Washington County Va educator and coach, is named director of physical education for Tennessee. Effective July 1, he will coordinate PE programs in public schools and higher education across the state, reporting to Commissioner J Howard Warf in Nashville.
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Barry Signs with Warriors Amid Pro Debut
Rick Barry the nation's top college scorer and Miami of Florida All America signed a professional contract with the San Francisco Warriors on Monday.
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American League Tuesday baseball matchups listed
The schedule lists six Tuesday night games in the American League with team pairings and starting pitchers Boswell for Minnesota and Peters for Chicago, Bunker for Baltimore and Stottiemore for New York, Lopez for Los Angeles and Segui for Kansas City, Koplitz for Washington and McDowell for Cleveland, and Wilson for Boston against Lolich for Detroit.
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Britt wrestler Bob Steeninge to captain Army team
Bob Steeninge of Britt Iowa remains undefeated in 12 matches last season and will captain Army's wrestling team next season.
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Golf Tourney Set At Fincastle Country Club
A 36 hole membership event at Fincastle Country Club over the July 4 weekend. Members must register by June 27 at the club office. Qualifying rounds on July 3 or 4, with final 18 holes and flight starts July 5. Prizes awarded at Monday evening picnic supper.
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Mets Sign Pair of Baltimore Players
The New York Mets announce the signing of two Baltimore players from the Class A free agent draft. Pitcher Gerald Bark, 20, from the University of Maryland, and catcher Lou Williams, 17, who has played sandlot ball since leaving high school, join the minor league affiliates.
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