Kline Emerges For Pirates In Honey Formula Era
Pirates manager Haney praised Ron Kline as youth movement grows. Kline, from Callery Pennsylvania, held Dodgers to two hits over seven innings in relief after two innings with one hit, part of a 7-5 opener win. His season shows six wins, ten losses, with solid relief performances.
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Quillian Clinches Mid-Dixie Singles Title in Spartanburg
Bill Quillian of Seattle won the 24th Mid-Dixie Tennis Tour singles title in Spartanburg defeating Sam Daniel of Columbia 46 63 64 7 5. He and partner Mike Green of Miami Beach captured the doubles crown 6 3 5 7 60 over Allen Quay and Abbeville. Quillian earned the Peyre Kennedy trophy for his singles victory.
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Dodgers and Yankees tipped for World Series, amid pennant drama
Baseball roundup chronicles Brooklyn’s slump, Gil Hodges clutch homer, Pirates’ upset over the Dodgers, and solid performances by Chicago, St Louis, New York, and Cleveland. Ted Williams and Jackie Robinson noted in ongoing pennant chase as Red Sox streak persists and Robinson remains the Dodgers veteran.
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Major League Leaders AP batting and pitching tallies
American League leaders include Kaline Detroit in batting with 111 hits and 61 RBIs 67 runs. Mantle New York leads in home runs with 18. Pitching top is Kenstity New York with 60 1 000 strikeouts by Score Cleveland 126. National League leader Ashburn Philadelphia hits .352 with 64 runs Snider Brooklyn 100 RBI Repulski St. Louis 20 doubles Bruton Milwaukee 8 triples Kluszewski Cincinnati 26 home runs Boyer St Louis Newcombe Brooklyn 131 929. Strikeouts Jones Chicago 110.
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Trabert Wins Wimbledon Singles Title in Style
Tony Trabert returns to the United States with the Wimbledon men s singles trophy and unveils a new three quarter spin serve. He defeated Kurt Nielsen in the final and impressed peers with his powerful, accurate strikes and netting potential. He plans to stay amateur until the Davis Cup Challenge Round this fall.
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Crocker Wires Wind for National Open Championship
Fay Crocker of Montevideo Uruguay captured the Women's National Open title in Wichita after a fourth round 74 finishing at 299 for a $2,000 prize. Louise Suggs and Mary Lena Faulk tied second at 303 each earning $1,125. Gusts up to 45 mph hindered play. Miss Berg shot a 71 the only sub par round. Rookie Bob Thorpe of the Cubs jumped from Class C to the majors, logging 28 wins for Stockton in the California League.
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Health For Today Time for Picnics
Health article urges safe picnicking with sun and fresh air benefits while warning about fire safety sun exposure and water quality. It advises proper fire extinguishing hot weather risks and cautions against food contamination and flies during outdoor meals.
Hazlewood Names Dill as Town Creek Football Coach
Town Creek selects Elmer Dill to lead the football program succeeding John Griffin. Dill, a veteran coach with a long career in athletics, played college football and baseball, served in the Navy, earned PE degrees at Alabama, and has coached at Vance School and Montgomery High School.
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Tuscaloosa Challengers Face Vestavia Semifinals
In Birmingham two Tuscaloosa challengers meet Vestavia contenders in an invitation golf semifinal at the Vestavia Country Club. Medalist Jackie Cummings and partner Walter Wood face Buddy Manderson and Buddy Debardeleben in morning play.
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Sanders leads Piney Woods tourney at halfway mark
Doug Sanders of Cedartown held a one stroke lead at the halfway point of the 37th Piney Woods golf tournament in Thomasville Georgia. The defending champion posted a sub par 68 and a 73 for a 141 total as the championship flight began the final 36 holes at Glen Arven Country Club.
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Chase Begins For British Open Honors
An international field of 273 golfers including 14 Americans starts the British Open chase at St Andrews Scotland. Qualifying over the Old and New courses. The 100 low scorers advance to the championship proper over the Old Course with 50 making the final 36 holes Friday.
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Edge Over Dunn and Boynton Highlight 1954 Runner-up
A one stroke edge over Bobby Dunn of Camilla and Frank Boynton, 1954 runner-up from Orlando, Fla., marked a close finish in the event.
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