UT Regents Extend Royal and Bradley Contracts
The University of Texas extended football coach Darrell Royal’s contract for 10 years and basketball coach Harold Bradley’s for five years starting September, in a vote of confidence by the Board of Regents. No salary changes were mentioned, with adjustments possible in future budgets.
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Braves Triumph 10-4 Over Cubs in Pony League
The Braves built a 10-4 Pony League win over the Cubs with three hits and eight walks amid five errors. Reece pitched for the Braves allowing four hits and six walks while striking out seven. Bethel and Fortner led Cubs with two hits apiece. Tigers forfeited to Reds in the nightcap.
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Reds
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Bethel
Fortner
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Lowry Named Acting Phillies Manager During Mauch Suspension
MILWAUKEE UPI coach Harry Peanuts Lowry was named acting Phillies manager in place of Gene Mauch who sits out a two day suspension. Mauch was suspended for his confrontation with umpire Ed Vargo after a game against Milwaukee. He also received a $100 fine from National League president Warren Giles for intentional bodily contact and remarks to Vargo.
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Peanuts) Lowry
Philadelphia Phillies
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Warren Giles
National League
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Phillies
Newberry Wins Dressage at Aachen Show
Jessica Newberry of Ausable Forks NY topped the International Horse Show dressage test open to foreign entrants with 79 points aboard Forstat. Karen McIntosh of Bedford Village NY took second with 7.8 points on Cipio.
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Germany
UPI
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Karen McIntosh
Bedford Village
N.Y
Cipio
Skinner Becomes Winner in Pirates Rally for NL Lead
Pirates beat the Reds 3-2 as Bob Skinner drilled a two run double in the ninth to sink Cincinnati and keep Pittsburgh atop the league race. Vinegar Bend Mizell earned his fifth win. Spahn notches his eighth for the Braves over the Phillies. Stan Musial drives in three for the Cardinals in a 7-3 win over the Giants. Dodgers top Cubs 7-1 as Snider drives in three. Yankees take 3 game AL lead with 6-3 over Orioles. White Sox crush Indians 9-3. Tigers down Athletics 6-3. Senators beat Red Sox in opener as Muffett wins.
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Rosebuds Rally in 13th to Top Giants in Overtime
Victoria Rosebuds score five runs in the 13th inning to defeat the Texas League leading Walker Giants 6-2 in a third straight extra inning affair. San Antonio’s 6-5 10-inning win over Austin tightens the league lead. Tulsa at Amarillo game rained out.
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Major League Leaders National League and American League
National League leaders include Mays of San Francisco with 105 hits and a .36 on base average, Larker of Los Angeles with 61 runs, Great of Pittsburgh with 107 RBIs, Cimate of Pittsburgh with 94 hits, and Ashburn of Philadelphia with 90 RBIs. American League leaders feature Gentile of Baltimore with a .331 average and Maris of the Yankees with 84 RBIs, plus Minoso of Chicago and Lopez of New York among top hitters. Pitching leaders list Roebuck and Williams of the Dodgers, Coates of the Yankees, Daley of the Athletics, and Staley of the White Sox with standout win totals.
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Mackay Reaches Beescot Tennis Quarters in Antwerp
American Davis Cupper Barry MacKay of Dayton Ohio defeated Jean Brulot of Belgium 6 3 6 2 to advance to the quarterfinals at the Beescot Tennis Tournament in Antwerp. Darlene Hard of Montebello California beat Colette Holgoet of Belgium 3 6 6 3 6 1 to reach the women's semifinals.
Millers Move Within One Game of First Division
The Minneapolis Millers swept a doubleheader from Houston 3-2 and 8-1 to reach a 500 rating and close within one game of Houston and two of third-place St. Paul in the American Association standings. St. Paul’s Jim Golden pitched a 10 hit shutout of Denver 5-0, extending his lead as the league's top pitcher. Indianapolis and Charleston split, Louisville rained out in Dallas-Fort Worth, and Minneapolis pitcher Galen Cisco earned a four hit win in the first game while Harold Kilstad and Jay Ritchie locked down the second. Ray Noble homered in both Houston losses. Tonight Louisville visits Fort Worth, Denver goes to St. Paul, Charleston hosts Indianapolis, and Houston visits Minneapolis.
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Standings and results across leagues Bruins stumble in latest action
Major league standings show Pittsburgh leading with 47 wins, Milwaukee 41, San Francisco 39, and Los Angeles 39. Thursday results feature St Louis 7 San Francisco 3 and Pittsburgh 3 Cincinnati 2. Friday's matchups include Pittsburgh at Philadelphia and Chicago at Los Angeles, with several night games across leagues.
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Giles Says Hopes For Expansion Grow Brighter
President Warren Giles said expansion sentiment in the National League looks more favorable though no action is planned soon. He noted less opposition than a year ago but added the topic has not been discussed at a league meeting and is not on the summer agenda.
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Ingemar Johansson Drops to Fourth in Ring Ratings
New York UPI reports ex-champion Ingemar Johansson of Sweden fell to fourth among heavyweight contenders in Ring Magazine rankings. He sits below Sonny Liston of Philadelphia and follows his June 20 world crown loss to Floyd Patterson. Zora Folley of Champaign finishes trailing in the note.
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UPI
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Baseball scores and schedule from Minneapolis Houston
The box shows Minneapolis 3 Houston 2 in 7 innings and Minneapolis 8 Houston 1 in 2nd, with Indianapolis 2 Charleston 1 in 1st and Charleston 5 Indianapolis 1 in 2nd. St Paul 5 Denver 0. Weather rain postponed Louisville at Dallas Fort Worth and other matchups listed Houston at Minneapolis Charleston at Indianapolis Denver at St Paul.
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Fort’ Worth
Havana Franchise Moves From Cuba To Jersey
The International Baseball League evacuated its Havana Sugar Kings to New Jersey to shield players from possible anti-American violence. League President Frank Shaughnessy said Havana clubs will not return and cited injury concerns for players. He notified owner Bo Maduro of the decision.
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Cuba
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United Press International
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Yanks and Cards Win Thursday Night
The Cards edged the Red Sox 4-3 while the Yanks defeated the Giants 4-1. Don Jones held the Red Sox to three hits for the win and the Cards collected eight hits off Bill Miller. Steve Hembree allowed four Giants hits as the Yanks also had four hits off Tom Hudson.
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Don Jones
Bill Miller
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Patterson Named Fighter of the Month for Historic Heavy Title Reclaim
Dier of Ariz. and Eddie Machen of Portland, Ore, are listed in the bout lineup order. Patterson of Rockville Centre, N.Y. earns the fighter of the month honor as the first to reclaim the heavyweight championship.
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Ariz
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Portland
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Patterson
Rockville Centre
N.Y
Hall of Famer Foxx warns players to save money
Hall of Famer Jimmy Foxx, now broke and unemployed, urges today’s players to save and secure funds. He notes fame fades quickly, regrets not saving, and discusses his $33 weekly unemployment claim after a 22 year career with MVP honors and a near Ruth’s 60 home run total.
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Ill
UPI
Jimmy Foxx
Foxx
Bally Ache First Entry for $100,000 Preakness
Bally Ache, bought by a syndicate for over a million dollars after the 1960 Preakness win, becomes the first entrant for the $100,000 Preakness at Laurel on November 1. Trainer Joseph L Arnold represents the syndicate and notes Bally Ache will race on grass for the first time in the 1 1/4 mile classic.
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UPI
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Joseph L. Arnold
Laurel
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