Callison Leaping Catch Caps Phillies Cubs Victory
Johnny Callison made a spectacular leaping one handed catch at the wall in right center with two on in the seventh, halting a Chicago rally and helping the Philadelphia Phillies beat the Cubs 4-2. Dennis Bennett improved to 8-4, aided by the catch and a first inning Phillies spark.
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Two Big Ten Tackles Sign Bears Contracts
The Chicago Bears signed two Big Ten tackles on Tuesday guard Gus Kasapis of Iowa and George Burman of Northwestern join the NFL team adding strength to the line.
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NL Umpires Shelve Threatened Walkout
The National League Umpires Association postponed a planned July 3 strike and will meet with the league’s Executive Committee on July 6 in New York to discuss a pension boost. The group seeks $300 per year of service, up from $200, with 11 of 20 umpires attending the July 6 talks ahead of the All Star Game at Shea Stadium.
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Mitchell Signs No-Trade Pact With Redskins
Washington Redskins running back Bobby Mitchell signed a two year no trade contract worth about 30 000 a year placing him near quarterback Sonny Jurgensen as the teams highest paid players. Mitchell 190 pounds led the NFL in receptions in 1962 and has stayed active in youth and community work.
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Long Island Pitcher Signs With St. Louis
Sam Campisi of Long Island University signed a contract with the St. Louis Cardinals for about 20000 dollars. Campisi posted a 12-1 record this season with LSU and an earned run average of 0.27 over 103 2 3 innings.
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Herbel Plans To Stay In Majors With Giants
San Francisco AP Ron Herbel, 26, plans to remain in the majors after spring training. He has gone 4-2 with a 2.20 ERA, three complete games and two shutouts in a starting role amid Giant injuries. Glasses found in eye exam. he cites learning hitters and easing pressure as factors in his early success.
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Cherry Bomb 400 Attracts 35 Cars At Ona WV Speedway
At least 35 late model stock cars are expected in the Cherry Bomb 400 on July 4 at West Virginia International Speedway in Ona. ARCA race offers an $8000 purse with time trials from 11 a.m. to 12 30 p.m. and the feature at 2 p.m. If rain pushes schedule the race moves to July 5.
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Baylor Coach Joins West All-America Staff
Baylor University coach John Bridgers is added to the West squad for the All-American game in Buffalo on June 27. He takes the place of Jim Owens who withdrew due to his wife’s illness.
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Baseball Oddity: Seven Sunday doubleheaders all won
Major league action produced seven Sunday doubleheaders with each winner taking both games. In the American League the Yankees Twins Tigers Athletics and Orioles swept their twin bills while in the National League the Phillies and Braves won both games.
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Boros Sees Nicklaus Lema as Open threats at U S Championship
Julius Boros, the defending champion, says Jack Nicklaus or Tony Lema pose the main danger at the 64th U S Open at Congressional. He adds he must hole good putts in round one, noting winds could alter the tournament, as the course underwent a radical overnight change.
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Indians Trade Mudcat Grant For Stange Banks In Twins Deal
Cleveland sent veteran pitcher Jim Mudcat Grant to Minnesota for right-hander Lee Stange and outfielder George Banks, plus an undisclosed cash amount. Stange has a 3-6 record with a 4.73 ERA, Grant was 3-4 with a 5.95 ERA this season. Banks was recalled from Atlanta and sent to Portland. The move aims to bolster Cleveland’s rotation as the deadline passes.
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