All-America Grid Contest In Color Televised
Atlanta hosts the Sixth Annual Coaches All-America game to be broadcast in color by ABC. Tom Moore and Bill Murray announce the telecast with Chris Schenkel handling play by play and Bud Wilkinson providing color. The game originates from WAII TV with 200 stations airing coast to coast. Kickoff is 8 30 P.M. Saturday July 9. Rose Bowl coaches Prothro and Daugherty lead the West and East squads with assistants from Arkansas Nebraska Tennessee NC State and more.
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Major League Baseball Leaders and Standings Snippet
Statistical snapshot lists leaders in batting pitching and fielding with names like Aaron Alou Mays and Koufax. Highlights include leaders in batting average hits home runs and runs batted in and top pitchers with records and strikeout totals.
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American League Batting and Power Leaders
Summary of top AL batting leaders with at bats totals for Snyder and F Robinson. F Robinson leads in runs with 56 and RBIs 63. B Robinson tops RBIs and hits with 87. Oliva closely trails in hits with 86. Yastrzemski leads in doubles with 21.
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Minnesota
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Torre Reaches 17th Home Run as Braves Edge Cubs
Chicago drops to a 2 4 1 loss at Atlanta after Torre hits his 17th homer. Holtzman allows eight innings, Carroll records the win with six innings pitched, while Umbach walks and BBE cited. Boccabella adds a double for Chicago, and 10,664 attend.
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Colt Tigers Fall To Yanks In A Pitchers Duel
In Colt League action the Yankees beat the Tigers 2-1 at Colt League Field. Hal Miller struck out 11 over eight hits while Jackie Stover fanned 13 over two hits in a see saw game with three Tigers errors and two by the winners. Franky Stephenson and Hill led Tigers with two singles and a double respectively. Mazeroski of the Pirates set a National League record last season for double plays among second basemen despite missing 31 games.
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Hart Drives Giants to 4-2 Win Over Braves
Jim Ray Hart doubled and scored as the San Francisco Giants defeated the Milwaukee Braves 4-2. Bobby Bolin flirted with a no hitter through six innings before Hart delivered a key two-base hit and scored a run.
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Giants No Hits Threat Fizzles as Cepeda Breaks It Up
San Francisco rebounds to win 7-1 behind Bolin's strong start and Willie Mays 18th homer as the club holds a four game NL lead over Pittsburgh. In other action Bunning blanks the Mets 1-0, Pirates beat Houston 4-3, and Cincinnati tops Los Angeles 3-1.
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A's Rally Past Orioles 4 3 in AL Upset
Alvin Dark’s Athletics, aided by Danny Cater and Jim Gosger, edged first-place Baltimore 4-3 to snap a three-game Oriole run and pull within a half game of the Yankees. Cater and Gosger doubled in a run, Chuck Dobson and relievers held the Orioles to six hits as Detroit, Minnesota, and Washington won their games.
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Williams Proud of Mays Home Run Feat in Giants Win
Ted Williams lauds Willie Mays as he becomes No. 3 all time in homers with 522, after Mays’ 2-1 win in St Louis. Williams, Hall of Fame bound, remains with Red Sox in executive role and runs camps, praising Mays and Casey Stengel as all-time greats.
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Bryant collapses. Alabama coach to undergo tests
Birmingham AP reports Alabama football coach Paul Bryant collapsed and faced additional tests at University Hospital on Tuesday. Bryant's wife said she had sent for his golf clubs and he would be ready when they arrive, hoping they come by week’s end.
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Exhaustion at Los Angeles coaching clinic shocks attendees
Extreme exhaustion interrupted a Los Angeles coaching clinic held in June, leaving participants distressed and organizers scrambling to ensure safety. Attendees reported rising heat, crowded rooms, and fatigue as leading factors, with first aid on site and medical staff summoned for evaluation.
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Krause Dismissed as Beavers General Manager
Jerry Krause of Chicago was dismissed Tuesday as general manager of the Portland Beavers in the Pacific Coast League. Wil Hudson, Beavers president, announced the change, describing it as the result of a personality conflict and naming his successor.
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Wine consumption in the United States exceeds nine million bottles yearly
The United States consumes over nine million bottles of wine each year, reflecting strong domestic demand and ongoing growth in wine popularity across the country.
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