Knee Surgery Puts Hamner Out of Action
Gran Ny Hamner of the Philadelphia Phillies is in hospital with his left knee in a cast after a two hour operation to repair a torn ligament. Doctors estimate 12 to 15 weeks of rest and cast time, with a return to mobility possible but playing again unlikely this season. Hamner, 31, has been a Phillies regular since 1946 and was leading in runs batted in and doubles before the injury.
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Cedar Rapids offense stumbles as Trenary tops log with homer
Sees Trenary and Mossbach account for five hits while Trenery adds a homer and a triple. Horace Lauson and Larry Click drive in runs, Lynn belts a two run homer, but Cedar Rapids commits four errors yet makes key plays including a daring Moss-Stratton throw. Caffery suffers arm and leg injuries affecting his day on the mound.
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Minor Baseball Standings and Scores Mixed Across Leagues
International League games Havana 10 Buffalo 4 Columbus 4 Torouto 3. American Association Foulsritte 4 Trddanopolis f amer Gs HE. Baul 2 Minneapallo 4 Omaha 3. Texas League Antonin 7 DaSins 4. Victoria 2 Worth Worth 7 Houston 2 Aussle 0. Southern Association records include Birmingham Atlanta J and New Orleans 4 Chattanooga 1. Eastern League flentown 3 Boringfield 3. Albany York Williamapart 1. Western League Lincoln 5 Colorado Springs 4 Topeka 3. Pedro 3 Dex Maines 10 Amarilla 6. Staur City 4 Albuquerque 2. South Atlantic Avgrasia 3 Jacksonville 1 Charlotte 1 Gavannak 4. Midwest League Hebican City 3 Teeatur 2 Parix 1. aterlan 8 Clinton 4 Dubuane at Keokuk 4.
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Rye teen declines USC football scholarship
Walter Skip Mongan Jr a 234 pound Rye New York teenager has refused an offer from the U S Military academy to accept a football scholarship from the University of South Carolina in Columbia.
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Skip" Mongan, Jr
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McKinley Wins Junior High Title in 15-6 Closer
McKinley defeated Roosevelt 15-6 to clinch the city junior high baseball championship at Daniele Thursday. Center fielder Dick Cumpston led McKinley with a home run and three hits, while pitcher Doug Winders fanned 15 over the start. Wilson briefly led before McKinley pulled away, with Bowen contributing a key triple but later being out trying for a homer.
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Franklin Triumphs in 10 Innings
A 2 run burst in the 10th gave Franklin a win over Wilson on Thursday. Hayes and Steve Robinson’s relief pitching earned the decision for Franklin.
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Gomez Changes Mind Pay Fine for Dustup in Pittsburgh
UPI reports Ruben Gomez and Orlando Cepeda of the San Francisco Giants were fined $100 each for a postgame incident in Pittsburgh. Initial refusals gave way after talks with club secretary Edward J. Brannick, and the fines were sent to NL president Warren Giles.
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Braves Sign Aaron's Brother to Minor League Contract
Milwaukee Braves signed Hank Aaron's 18 year old brother Tom Aaron to a minor league deal in Mobile Alabama. Tom, a shortstop, will report to the Eau Claire Brewers in the class C league within the weekend. He graduated from Central High School in Mobile and has played with the Mobile Red Sox amateur team.
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Notre Dame Eliminates Minnesota in District Tourney
Notre Dame defeated Minnesota 11 to 7 ending the Gophers Big Ten title run in the NCAA District 4 baseball double elimination. Valparaiso crushed Western Michigan 24 to 2 as Notre Dame and Valparaiso move to Friday's first game while Western Michigan awaits the district final winner.
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C R s Brink Tops Cyclone Hitters Again
Cedar Rapids senior Doc Brink led Iowa State baseball for the second straight year with a .349 average over 23 games. He paced the Cyclones in runs 20 hits 29 RBIs 18 and homers 4 while tying Lee Olmstead for most extra bases at 10. Captain Dan Peters led the team in stolen bases with zero.
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Dodger Trouble Newk Says Campy Is Gone
Don Newcombe says the Dodgers suffer without Roy Campanella noting Campy was heart and soul. He blames Campanella’s absence for poor pitching, citing Drysdale and others needing the catcher’s guidance and game sense after Campanella’s auto accident.
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Burlington Keeps Winning as Rochester Falls 10-4
Burlington secured its fifth straight victory in the Three-Triangle baseball race by beating Rochester 10-4. Ed Donnelly earned the decision with 8 1/3 innings of relief, allowing four runs while Jim Woods and Dave Hanrahan drove in three each. Green Bay beat Fox Creek 2-1 with Gene Wallace homering and driving in four. Shelly Brodsky added four hits. In New York, Bills Skowron to wear a protective vest on return for the holiday doubleheader versus Washington to guard his back.
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Dyersville Defeats Guttenberg 16 8 In League Showdown
Dyersville blasts Guttenberg 16 8 in a Maquoketa Valley league game. Rich Sampson and Tom dent lead a 17 hit attack with Sampson driving in three doubles and Jenk adding a double triple and homer. Guttenberg’s Dave Rettinger fanned 11 over seven innings.
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Head motion in golf swing must be permitted for natural power
Dettweiler urges distinguishing steady from still head positions to avoid restricting hip and shoulder windup. The article notes players like Mike Garcia may move the head during backswing and slip right or left, advocating minimal restrictions to aid back and body movement and recovery prospects.
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Hawaiian born UC tackle signs with British Columbia Lions
Curt Iaukea a Hawaiian born University of California tackle has signed a 1958 football contract with the British Columbia Lions in Vancouver British Columbia Canada.
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Jacobs Equals Mark Leads Western Open After Round One
Tommy Jacobs tied the 36 hole record with an eight under par 63 to take a two stroke lead after the first round of the Western Open at Red Run Golf Club. The Whittier California native carded 31 on the front nine and 32 on the back as he matched the record set by four others.
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Patterson Eyes Five Foes In Next Heavyweight Defense
Floyd Patterson's manager Cas D'Amato disclosed that five challengers are under consideration for the next defense. D'Amato would not identify names or comment on reports naming Texan Harris or Cuban Ning Valdes as preferred opponents. Patterson plans to change camps next Monday from Long Pond Inn, Greenwood Lake, NY, to Kutscher's Country Club, Monticello, NY.
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