Giants Rally Past Colts In Tight National League Clash
Nellie Fox sparked a late surge as the Colts edged ahead before Willie Mays and Orlando Cepeda sparked a Giants comeback. San Francisco tied it in the seventh and won 3-2 when a two run ninth gave them the edge. Hal Woodeshirk earned the win, while Don Notlebart started for Houston and Billy Oops took the loss amid a bencheside ejectment.
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Dollars and Cents Of Baseball In A Colt Stadium Map
A large Colt Stadium display highlights the team’s radio and TV sponsors, a revenue lifeline totalling over a half million dollars annually. The piece notes Milwaukee’s Braves seek a lucrative Dixie market and face anti trust threats, while Milwaukee weighs legal action if relocation occurs. Willie Mays is mentioned regarding past legal troubles and improved batting.
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Interleague playoff meeting in Boston teased as first big battle
A meeting aimed at inter league play between the AFL and NFL is set to be staged in Boston at Chapman American and National Footballlgame, described as a major early clash.
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Waterfield Nixes RAM Job Offer in Orange
Los Angeles Rams head coach Harland Suare said Waterfield refused the offensive backfield coach job, prompting Suare to consider other candidates today in Orange, California.
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Waterfield declines Rams coaching post after Svare pick
Svare asked Waterfield to become head coach after Don Heinrich was fired on Saturday. Waterfield, vacationing in Las Vegas, phoned Sunday to decline the offer and gave no reason. The Rams also release standings showing Eastern and Western divisions with teams such as Arkansas Oklahoma City and Salt Lake City listed among others.
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Aparicio Blends Crime Streak With Orioles Win
Orioles split a doubleheader with Detroit as Luis Aparicio, the league’s top thief, continued his aggressive baserunning and fielding errors, showcasing a wild Sunday that fueled an uneven, action packed game.
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Babe Ruth TeagueulT Baseball Player Dies After Injury
Sacramento report says 14 year old Babe Ruth Teaguelt player died last night after being hit in the head by a pitched ball and losing consciousness. The season opener score was 4 2 and the nightcap ended 43 in 10 innings with the sizzling shortstop collecting five hits four runs and two steals. Aparicio leads league in steals and is expected to surpass last year’s total. American League boxscores on page 9.
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Power Boat Champ OTTAWA and Orioles Apace in Slugging Games
Power boat champion Al Api-D from Iroquois Ontario won the Eastern divisional 280 cubic inch hydroplane title. Aparicio sparked the Baltimore Orioles with a long hitting spree boosting his average and contributing two decisive late plays. A Sacramento hospital case involving a Bay listed as brain injury raised questions about a player’s condition and autopsy was scheduled. In other baseball news, Aparicio delivered a pivotal eighth inning single and triple steal sequence, Brooks Robinson homered for a two run lead, and several AL and NL games produced varied results including rain shortening one contest.
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Coach Pleased With Improvement in U S Women Thinclads
Hanford reports U S women track team under coach Perey Franklin shows strong gains ahead of July Los Angeles meet with Russia. Four sprinters clocked 11.5 seconds in 100 meters and four women ran 400 meters in 11 seconds, led by Wyomin Tyus Edith McGuire Rosie Bonds and Willys Whites. A javelin record by Stenae Bair at 173 feet 4 inches signals growing depth as AAU Pentathlon in San Mateo selects competing hopefuls.
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Mendonca Dies in Accident in Castro Valley
Boxing promoter Jack Curley Mendonca, 57, died on arrival at Fairmont Hospital after an apparent heart attack while driving on Lake Chabot Road. His car crossed the road, plunged down a five foot embankment near the lake’s south end. Fire department and sheriff substation notes cited a heart issue as the cause.
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Giants Braves Sweep Phils Out of First Place
AP report details a chaotic mound scene during a key game as Alvin Dark contends with umpire Lee Weyer after a critical ejection. The Giants rally late, with Nellie Fox driving in the winning run in the ninth, while confusion and heated exchanges mark a tense night on the mound for Houston.
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Braves Sweep Phillies To Move Into N L Lead
Milwaukee Braves beat Philadelphia 4-3 and 6-2 to seize first in the National League, led by Billy Hoeft relief pitching. Frank Bolling and Ed Matthews drove in five runs apiece, with Hank Aaron contributing a milestone hit. The article notes Giants and other standings as the season progresses.
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Giants Baseball Schedule Log for KSFO and KSFO-S50
Radio log lists Monday 610 pm Giants Warmup and 625 pm Giants versus Houston on KSFO 560. Tuesday 6:10 pm Giants Warmup on KSFO 560. Also notes Giants segment KSFO-S50 and Giants Warmup in KSFO-560.
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Bombers Lead 4-3 After Narrow Loss to Pioneers
SAN JOSE Bay Bombers carry a shaky 4 3 series lead heading into tonight's roller derby at San Jose Ball Park after a 30 27 loss to Chicago Pioneers at Kezar Pavilion. Eddie Krebs, newcomer to the Pioneers, scored 10 points while Bay Bombers captain Annis Jenson led her team with six points.
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Ralston Wins Western Open in Easy 6 4 6 1 Victory
In Indianapolis, Dennis Ralston the nation's second ranked player captured the 75th Western Open Tennis Championship with a smooth 6 4 6 1 win over Marty Riessen of Evanston Illinois.
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