Stars Move Into Spotlight In Coaching School Contests
South and North basketball standouts showcased for the 20th Texas Coaching School All-Star Game in Fort Worth. Notables include Larry Black, Farrar Stockton, and Trippet as camps drill, with lineups and positions outlined for both squads amid hot practice conditions.
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Giants rally to pull within half game of league lead
John Pregenzer, recalled from Tacoma, earned his first major league win in relief as the Giants beat Pittsburgh 2 1 to move within one half game of the Philadelphia NL lead. Duke Snider drove in the deciding run while other NL scores included Los Angeles over Philadelphia, St Louis over Cincinnati, Chicago over Milwaukee, and Houston over the Mets before nightcap actions.
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Pfister optioned to Dallas in A's pitching shuffle
The Kansas City Athletics optioned pitcher Dan Pfister to Dallas of the Pacific Coast League and recalled right hander Ken Sanders from Birmingham to take his spot on the roster.
Kwisas City Athletics Replace Pfister With Sanders
In Kansas City Missouri the Athletics send pitcher Dan Pfister to the majors and promote right hander Ken Sanders from Birmingham to take the spot in the rotation marking a key roster shuffle amid the Pacific Coast League context.
East Meets West in 15th Greenbelt Bowl Showdown
Greenbelt fans anticipate a classic as East and West clash for the 15th time on Saturday August 15. West coach Max Bumgardner of the San Angelo Rams returns with a strong record while East coach Jim Puryear of Cisco College leads the squad. The event features 44 top Texas and Oklahoma players and a Greenbelt Queen’s Contest with player-nominated hometown contestants. Tickets cost 2.50 and are reserved, on sale at Eubank Park Drug and the Childress Chamber of Commerce.
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Schuetzenfest crowns Gillespie County shooters in Texas
The 69th Schuetzen contest at Bear Creek near Fredericksburg will crown the Schuetzenkoenig. Six clubs from central Texas compete behind a large banner with German bands and beer. Norman Dietl notes the annual event, hosting by Bear Creek Shooting Club led by Otto Welgehausen, with contestants from Gillespie County and beyond.
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Chisox Near Pennant Race After Key Trades
The Chicago White Sox moved within a half game of the Yankees and Orioles after sweeping Washington in a Sunday doubleheader. Don Mossi and Bill Skowron contributed in relief and offense, with Mossi handling 2 scoreless innings and Skowron driving in 13 runs over the past three weeks while bolstering Lopez’s pitching staff and lineup.
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Student builds waterproof boat that immediately capsizes
Holly Harlan at the San Francisco Art Institute faced a problem to construct a boat from corrugated box-board. Her design held water tight but flipped during its first test on Sunday.
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Weekend Sports Roundup Headlines and Highlights
Mexico and Australia split opening singles in the Davis Cup semifinals as teams push into elimination rounds. Nat Holman, Honey Russell and Ned Irish named to the Basketball Hall of Fame. Three world records fall at the National AAU swimming championships in Los Altos. Jack Dempsey reveals a heart ailment linked to bronchitis. Kel Nagle wins the Canadian Open with 277. Arnold Palmer 279. Arthur Ashe and Billie Jean King win Eastern grass court titles in South Orange. Mickey Wright wins Milwaukee Jaycee Open by three strokes. Sharon Stouder breaks two world records in two days with 2:26.4 in the women’s 200-meter butterfly. Australia takes a 2-1 lead over Mexico in Davis Cup doubles in Mexico City.
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Santana Wins Singles at Baden Baden Tennis Tourney
Manuel Santana of Spain defeated Ronald Barnes of Brazil 6 3 6 3 in the Baden Baden international men singles final on Sunday. In Yokohama Ronnie Jones of Chicago stopped Tetsuro Kawai of Japan in the sixth round of their bantamweight bout.
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Boyer Signs with Cardinals as Jaster Also Inks Deal
UPI reports short stop Lennie Boyer, brother of Crete Boyer and Ken Boyer, signed with St. Louis. The Cardinals also inked lefthanded pitcher Dan Jaster.
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