Angels Slip to Indians as Yankees Fall in Double Dip
The Los Angeles Angels lost 7-3 to the Cleveland Indians to end a five game win streak while still gaining a game on the New York Yankees, but the Angels remain three games behind the AL leaders. The Yankees dropped both ends of a twin bill to a last place club, altering the pennant chase as Washington and others climbed in the standings.
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Harry Burright
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Shirley Englehorn Wins Eastern Open in Major Debut
Shirley Englehorn, 21, of Spokane, clinched her first major by winning the $10,000 Women’s Eastern Open at Palm Springs after a four month lesson line with Shirley Spork. Englehorn defeated a tight field and finished at 226 to top Mary Mills and Patty Berg.
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Idaho
Skorich Sees Eagles Practice Start Early Hopes Readiness
Philadelphia Eagles coach Nick Skorich said early work for the team will begin Wednesday with two workouts planned and at least until the preseason opener versus the Battmere Colts. He emphasized the value of disciplined practice as the squad tunes up for the season.
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Pirates face Crosley Field jinx in four games at Cincinnati
The Pirates, dealing with a Crosley Field jinx, open a four game series at Cincinnati against the Reds after a rough weekend with the Giants. Pittsburgh trails in the NL pennant race, aiming to halt a six game skid to the Reds and avoid slipping further behind the Dodgers and Giants. Bob Friend to start for the Pirates against reliever O'Toole as the series begins.
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Eastern Big 33 All Stars Prepare for August 4 Game
In Hershey Pa eastern and western Pennsylvania all star football players report for training to prep for the Big 33 classic on August 4 at Hershey Stadium. The event brings together top high school talents from the region for the annual showcase.
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Palmer praised by Player after PGA Championship win
Gary Player credited Arnold Palmer for pushing him to peak as he won the PGA Championship by one stroke over Bobby Goalby at Aronimink. Attendance reached 64,000 across four days, a new record, with Player earning $14,000 for the victory and rising to $41,913.34 this year.
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Bob McCallister
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Bayer
Soviet US dual meet ends with American victory and world records
In Stanford the U S men beat the Soviet Union 128 to 107 in the fourth USA USSR meet. Paul Drayton won the 200 meters in 20.8 seconds and Valery Brum? set a world record high jump at 7 feet 9 inches. Hal Connolly sparked the hammer with a world record throw of 331 feet 6 inches. Soviet women won 66 to 41 with several meet records by Russians. US men set twelve meet records overall and coach John Delkers expressed optimism for the 1964 Olympic team, while Soviet coach Gavriil Korobkov cited their best men’s group.
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Tamara Press
Steelers Acquire Harlon Hill From Bears
Pittsburgh NFL club obtains veteran end Harlon Hill from Chicago for a future draft choice. Hill, 90, a Florence Alabama native and former Teachers College star, owns several Chicago records with 226 receptions for 4,616 yards and 40 TDs plus a 1,128 yard season, and will join the Steelers after a defensive start last year.
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Pa Lawn Tennis Tilts Open Today
The third annual Pennsylvania Lawn Tennis Championships begin today in Nayurrun Pa with a star field led by Ron Holmberg Whitney Reed and Mrs Karen Hantze Susman. Seeds include Holmberg and Fred Stolle of Australia as top singles contenders in an 18 event field limited to 64 players from the United States and abroad.
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New York Penn League Standings and Earnings Highlight
In the New York Penn League results Batavia defeated Geneva S Jamestown 64 to 11 while Olean beat Auburn 7 to 2. A far round of 72 with a 28 total tied for 17th, yielding $966.67. overall the top money earner for the year stands at $71,198.33.
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Elks Moose Regular Play Resume After All Star Drop
Elks and Moose resume Little League action after an All Star break as Corry Jamestown vies for the second half title. The schedule lists July games with umpires and officials, outlining matchups and standings.
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Big League Stars Bat For Six Hits Tie AL Record
Floyd Robinson of the White Sox collected six hits in the doubleheader against Boston in a 7 3 Chicago win. Dave Stenhouse and Bennie Daniels led the Senators with four and ten hits respectively as they swept the Yankees 3 2 and 3 3.
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