Mele Fined 500 And Suspended Five Days By AL President
Minnesota manager Sam Mele criticized the five day suspension and $500 fine imposed by AL President Joe Cronin after a fracas with umpire Bill Valentine in the Twins Angels doubleheader. Mele planned to discuss the matter with Cronin while Hal Naragon will man the Twins bench during his absence.
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Rosewall Captures Pro Net Championship in Boston
Ken Rosewall of Australia defeated Rod Laver 6-4 6-3 6-3 at Longwood Cricket Club to win the U.S. professional singles title and top prize of 3 000 dollars, avenging a Newport loss as the tour wound up its American swing. Laver earned 2 000 for second, Gonzales 1 500 for third.
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Cubs Drag Giants 6-2 Behind Ellsworth No-Hit Bid
Chicago lefty Dick Ellsworth carried a near no hitter into the sixth inning and earned his 11th win as the Cubs defeated the San Francisco Giants 6-2 in San Francisco. Ellsworth fanned 9 through five innings, exited after allowing two runs in the seventh, and Ted Abernathy closed out the win with a four-run cushion intact. Billy Williams hit a 14th homer as Chicago broke the game open with a seven upcoming seventh inning rally.
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Frank Robinson Overcomes Slump Amid Viral Condition
Cincinnati Reds president William O. DeWitt said medical tests showed a viral condition but not mononucleosis in star outfielder Frank Robinson. Robinson had been tired and run down, received medication, and reported improvement. manager Dick Sisler expected him to lineup against the Pirates as he showed signs of coming out of a slump with two hits and an RBI in the first game of Sunday's doubleheader.
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College All-Stars Add Joe Szczecko To Squad Monday
CHICAGO The College All-Star group added defensive tackle Joe Szczecko of Northwestern to their roster Monday as they prep for the August 6 meeting with the Cleveland Browns at Soldier Field. The 200-pound lineman replaces Prudhomme of LSU who had ankle surgery before the camp began. The squad held two workouts Monday including a running drill followed by a contact session with offense and defense colliding.
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Chicago Bears begin training camp at St Josephs College
Chicago Bears opened their camp at St Josephs College in Rensselaer with 23 rookies and 34 veterans reporting for the first workout. Top rookies Dick Roetkus of Illinois and Gale Sayers of Kansas were not present, while Dick Butkus and Gale Sayers joined College All-Stars for practice.
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Heart attack fatal for Cleveland attorney and sports official
Bryan D. Ruth aged 69, attorney and general counsel of the U S Trotting Association, died Sunday after a heart attack. He served as an official and general counsel for the organization.
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Mrs Reynolds Wins Virginia Women’s Senior Golf Medal
Mrs Jim Reynolds of Richmond captured the Virginia Women’s Senior golf tournament medal at The Homestead course with 78, beating three-time champion Mrs G L Eginroad of Arlington by one stroke. Rob ert Brydon III of Richmond finished third with 83 as Newport News and Roanoke competitors filled the field. Match play begins Tuesday with finals Friday. defending champion Major Lucille Busch of Arlington played a practice round at 78.
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Cleveland Heights Visit Details From Daughter’s Home
While visiting at the home of his daughter, Mrs Chat Pater son, in Cleveland Heights. The fragment notes a familial visit and the location, with no further context provided.
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Cleveland Heights
Ayres tells jury she urged Jim Brown not to see daughter
In Cleveland Barbara Ayres testified she twice asked Jim Brown to stay away from her 18 year old daughter and that Brown agreed though he sought to talk by phone. She described her daughter's June 26 report of being beaten and left at a motel, while police photos showed bruises. Brenda White and Paula White testified earlier, and Brown faces assault and battery charges.
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U S Cage Team Starts World Games Preparation
U S basketball team will begin workouts for the World University Games set for August in Budapest Hungary. Star players include Bill Bradley Princeton and Bill Cunningham North Carolina with a European tour planned before Hungary.
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Football Writers To Hear Humphrey At Annual Meeting
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey will address the Football Writers Association of America at its Chicago meeting on August 6. Jack Murphy of the San Diego Union, president of the writers, announced the plan as the group prepares for the regular sessions in Chicago during the week of the College All-Stars versus NFL champion Browns game, set for Soldier Field.
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English Tour Lacrosse Triumph by AlL England Team over Lancers
An All England squad beat the Baltimore Lancers 8 to 5 in London on Monday. Jerome Schnydman scored twice for the Americans, with goals by Jay Goldsmith and John Fisher. The Lancers stand 4-3 on their England tour.
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Graystark wins debut at Arlington in seven lengths
In his first race at Arlington Park, Graystark, a two year old by Ribot, romped seven lengths. Braulio Baeza rode the winner who paid 2.40 to win and 2.20 to place and show, the shortest price of the Chicago season. England Passes was second and Tompy third in an eight horse field.
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Rain Delays Junior Invitational Tennis Start in St Louis
Rain postponed the start of the junior invitational tennis tournament at Tower Grove Park in St Louis. First round play will begin Tuesday if weather permits. Armistead Neely of Tampa, Florida is favored to win the event.
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Tennis Tourney Opens With Scott Victory in Pa
Gene Scott of St. James New York defeated Steve Wilkinson of Sioux City Iowa 6 2 6 3 in the opening round of the 66th Pennsylvania Lawn Tennis Championships at the Merion Cricket Club Haverford. Ahmed Djelli of Algeria won Africa Games bicycle race from Brazzaville to Kinshasa earning first gold medal.
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Lou Johnson Targeted by Pitched Balls Amid Slugger Form
Dodgers outfielder Lou Johnson, batting .269 with seven homers and 29 RBIs, has been hit nine times this season making him the majors’ top target for pitchers. He recounts his long history of injuries and near misses, noting a career of frequent benchings and hospital stays as he laments the era’s hit-prone fate.
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Three Rookies Fail To Pass Eagles Camp Physicals
Three rookies were released on waivers by the Philadelphia Eagles after failing to pass physicals at camp in Hershey. Kim De Vault a quarterback from Evansville College showed signs of a nerve condition in his left shoulder, Jim Snow an end from Shaye University had an unstable knee, and Dick Corcoran a defensive end from Hillsdale College had a sinus condition as noted by Dr. James Nixon.
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Sir Stanley Matthews to become Port Vale general manager
AP reports Sir Stanley Matthews, famed Britain soccer star and knighted this year, agreed Monday to serve as general manager of Port Vale, a lower division English club in the fourth tier.
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