Britain edges U S in 440 relay upset at meet
The United States 440 yard relay team lost to Britain who tied the world record 40.0 seconds as Pete Radford and the Jones brothers anchored a 40.0 finish. Hayes Jones Bob Hayes and Ralph Boston led U S wins in other events but baton passes were faulted. Britain also took the hammer and Ron Hill led the six mile. The meet runs through Monday with the U S men and women split results.
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U.S
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White City
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Berwyn
Jordan
Moscow
Russia
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Boston
Bob Humphreys
Tom O'Hara
Loyola
Chicago
Gene Johnson
California
Alis Williams
Arizona State
Britain
Howard Payne
Ron Hill
Sandra Knott
Cleveland
Women runners and field events highlight 1960s meet results
In the women's competition 80 yards to victory finished in 2 10.7, edging Britain's Joy Carling. U S winners include Rosie Bord in the 80 meter hurdles in 11.1 seconds and Cynthia Wyatt with a 48 feet 4% inch shot put. British victors were Susan Platt in javelin at 166 feet 8% inches and Dorothy Hy man in the 20 yard dash in 23.8 seconds.
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Riverside
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Honolulu
Susan Platt
Dorothy Hyman
Drought Threatens Texas Wildlife As Rain Delay Looms
United Press International reports a severe drought across central and western Texas threatening wildlife habitats. Cecil Reid warns dry hot weather may ruin fall mast crops like acorns, while Lake Travis hits its lowest level since 1951. Dodge says some regions show game prospects improving with recent rains, though West Texas remains urgent for water at hatcheries.
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Panhandle
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Commission
Tigers Beat Indians 7-5 Behind Regan Win
Detroit used a four run third inning on six hits to build a 7-3 lead, then held off a Cleveland rally to win 7-5. Phil Regan started and won, despite leaving after being replaced by Terry Fox in the seventh after walking the first two. Fox allowed one hit and no runs the rest of the way to preserve Regan's win.
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Pro Bowl Opens in Los Angeles Coliseum 1951
The National Football League played its first Pro Bowl on January 14 1951 before 53 676 fans at the Los Angeles Coliseum. The American Conference All Stars defeated the National Conference in a showcase of talent.
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Cassius Clay Plans Record Debut and Boxing Push
New York reports Cassius Clay signs with Columbia Records to release a long play that blends poetry and boxing talk aimed at Sonny Liston. He boasts of wit, predicts eight million buyers, and showcases provocative lines as promotion for his upcoming fight and boxing career.
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Sonny) Liston
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Mickey Mantle
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Mantle
Baseball Standings and Weekend Schedule for AL and NL
The American League standings show New York leading with 67 wins and 38 losses, followed by Chicago and Baltimore among others. Weekend results include Detroit 7 Cleveland 5 and New York 3 Baltimore 2 while several twilight and night games are listed with upcoming pitchers for Monday.
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Man on the Skewald Mare XXV cliffhanger scene continues
Rafe narrows eyes and grips his pistol as Duke’s powerplay unfolds. Brownwater bursts through to rescue Luce’s family, while Luce’s laughter underlines tensions. Old Bender questions Duke as an ambush looms and the tale delays with a tease.
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