Walker Takes Over Astros as New Manager
Harry Walker, former Pirates slugger and Houston batting coach, replaces Grady Hatton as Astros manager. He warns miracles, vows to fix a team mired in last place with weak hitting, while Hatton remains with the club in a special assignment. Walker plans to sit with players, observe, and implement changes gradually.
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Footfault dispute dampens Davis Cup warmup match
In London, Roy Emerson defeated FitzGibbon 6-4 1-6 6-4 amid a dispute over foot faults with umpire calls. Graebner's serving sparked controversy as Americans faced a line-less court, with Donald Dell noting a strong Graebner showing ahead of Wimbledon. Beattie Okker beat Ashe 1-6 6-3 6-4 while Bowrey downed Richey 6-4 6-3. Emerson urged fewer foot fault calls as he secured the win.
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Moe Brown Are Traded In Biggest ABA Deal
New Orleans Buccaneers acquire Moe and Brown from Oakland Oaks in exchange for Larry Brown Ron Franz Steve Jones Barry Leibowitz six players. Moe led ABA in points with 1884 and Brown led in assists with 206. Oakland coach Han num welcomed the move saying Moe adds front line strength and Brown adds ball handling and leadership.
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Bowling Tops Dean in Kanawha Valley Women’s Golf
Betty Bowling of Meadowbreak defeats defending champion Betty Dean 6 and 4 in Kanawha Valley Women's Golf at Edgewood Country Club. Medalist Mrs. Henry Payne advances to semifinals with 2 and 1 win over Bertha Harter. Evans, Hall also win. Hereford-Crites go 20 holes. Thirty-five ladies in events. various flight results and consolation matches noted.
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