Olympic swimming trials report Grail on world marks and qualifiers
The article details mixed results at the New York Olympic swimming trials. It notes Thomasj of Santa Clara edging Stock of Indianapolis in a 200 meter backstroke duel, plus faster times by Glen Hammer and Gary Dilley in various qualifiers. Marilyn Ramenofsky shines by cutting five seconds off the women's 400 meter freestyle world record to 4 59.5, while Fred Schmidt sets an American mark in the men's 200 meter butterfly securing a spot on the Olympic team.
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Jockey Very Critical and Olympic Trials Recap
Veteran jockey Jester Balaski, 48, was listed in very critical condition after an afternoon collapse. The report notes 18-year-old Terri Stickles and Ginny Duenkel finished second and third in events, while Claudia Kolb led a women's 20 meter breaststroke, as athletes chased Olympic berths in Detroit and Tokyo.
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Hein Thorn Leads Chiefs Past Bombers In Holler Derby
San Jose scene as Bob Hein scores 15 points to power the New York Chiefs to a 35-33 victory over the San Jose Bombers. Chiefs take a 6-3 series lead while Hein also defeats Bomber coach Charlie O Connell in a halftime race. Play resumes tomorrow at the Sonoma County Fairgrounds in Santa Rosa after a day off.
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Ruthers Babe Ruth League to Honor Players Thursday
The Hayward Area Babe Ruth League will host an annual awards banquet Thursday at St Bede's Gym in Hayward starting at 6 p.m. A free dinner will be provided for all participants after tournament play and honors will be presented. Clarence Miler, new HABRO president, emphasizes uniting players and parents for a deeper league meaning.
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Cannizzaro Finds Bat Success After Lary Tip
Mets catcher Chris Cannizzaro rises to a .300 hitter after pitcher Frank Lary advised him to stop lunging at pitches and swing with wrist action. The guidance, learned on a road trip, helped Cannizzaro improve his timing and steady his role with manager Casey Stengel valuing his handling of pitchers and blocking at the plate.
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Big Ten Drills in Chicago After Picture Day
Big Ten football teams moved to serious drills in Chicago after Monday’s picture taking sessions. Coaches and players prepared for the start of preseason practices with focus on conditioning, technique, and game readiness.
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Marichal Cleared to Pitch as Giants Set Return
New York Dominican Dandy Juan Marichal was cleared by doctors to resume pitching for the Giants after a month sidelined by a pinched sciatic nerve. Manager Alvin Dark plans him to start when fit, with Marichal signaling he will pitch only when ready and five innings may be his limit.
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Right Oliva Won’t Be In Records
Minnesota’s rookie Pedro Oliva leads AL rookies in several categories as he hits a double and single to drive the Twins past Washington 2 1. Oliva, 24, tops in batting and runs while approaching rookie records. The piece notes his name origin and mentions other AL marks by DiMaggio, Waner, and Hall.
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Koufax Holds Hope to Return Despite Arm Injury
Dodgers star Sandy Koufax, advised by team physician Dr. Kevlin, is out for two weeks and unlikely to pitch this season as X rays show no surgery needed. Koufax, who won 19 games, said he must wait and see while GM Burrell Bavasi calls his absence a blow to finishing third or fourth. the elbow swelling followed a slide into Milwaukee.
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Sam Jones Joins Orioles To Bolster pennant push
The Baltimore Orioles purchased veteran Sam Jones from Columbus to shore up the bullpen. At 38 he brings 107 career wins and 84 strikeouts in 82 innings this season, with a 1.65 ERA in 2 relief appearances. Manager Hank Bauer plans a four man rotation for the road trip featuring Barber Pappas Bunker Roberts and Troberts.
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Keane Sticks With Faith After Dodgers Loss
St Louis manager Johnny Keane urged optimism after a 12-3 defeat by Los Angeles ended the Cardinals six game win streak and left them 7 1/2 games behind the idle Phillies. Don Drysdale struck out 12 to run his season total to 201.
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Fight Results by the Associated Press in Tokyo
Makoto Watanabe defeated Lee Keo San in a 147p bout in Tokyo, securing a knockout win. The matching event details indicate a victorious finish for Watanabe over San on the south side, with the bout ending within the scheduled rounds.
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Jets Cut Ex Raiders Christy Prebola Among Discarded Players
Ex Raiders Dick Christy and Gene Prebola were cut by the New York Jets as the club trimmed its roster. Prebola earned about 110743 dollars, ranking behind Tony Lema and others in earnings among recently released players. The report also notes a Tampa athlete in critical condition after a scrimmage, and international tennis and boxing notes across the sports world.
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Nichols Lema Out Of Dallas Open Tourney
Dallas AP report says Hallas Open begins Friday without GA champion Hobby N Is Nichols. He was withdrawn for exhibitions. $40,000 event hoped his presence would boost the field but Marl Stewart Jr at Oak Cliff CC was informed Nichols will not be there. Other absentees include Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus Tony Lema Gary Player Ken Venturi. top players present include Billy Casper Mike Souchak Julius Boros Chi Chi Rodriguez Don Finsterwald Don January and defending champ Billy Maxwell.
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Winkenbach Leads San Leandro Hole In One Contest
After four days at San Leandro Ball Park the San Leandro Hoy s Club Hole In One tournament shows Winkenbach atop the men s standings with a shot two inches from the cup and Currie s miss by ten inches leading the women. Proceeds benefit the San Leandro Boys Club with daily US a m Whirl through Labor Day and special group winners noted among local merchants.
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