Killebrew’s Homer Pushes Twins Past Angels 9-4
Harmon Killebrew launched his 26th homer in the eighth inning to give Minnesota a 9-4 victory over Los Angeles. The blast moved him into the AL home run lead, one ahead of Bob Allison, while Bill Dailey added a three-run shot in the ninth. The win pulled Minnesota within 9 1/2 games of the Yankees, who beat Washington 9-1.
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Judge Declares Article on Wally Butts Libelous
Atlanta AP report notes U S District Judge Louis Morgan ruled the Saturday Evening Post article alleging Wally Butts and Paul Bryant fixed a 1951 game libelous per se. The suit seeks $10 million against Curtis Publishing Co with Butts and Bryant expected to testify as part of rebuttal and defense.
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Bear) Bryant
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Baseball Standings and Rumors From The Era
Major League standings are listed with teams like New York Chicago and St. Louis. The piece notes a March 23 claim that Butts, then Georgia athletic director, leaked football information to Bryant before a 1912 game, supported by testimony from Frank Graham Jr. and George Burnett.
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Houston at Pittsburgh and other NFL matchups listed
Houston at Pittsburgh two night, Los Angeles at Cincinnati, St Louis at Milwaukee all shown as schedules with matchups. The brief notes indicate games on the slate without results or venues specified.
Links Lowdown Plus Local Golf Ace Parade
Killen Bussey and Carey scored holes in one on local courses, with Killen a Springhaven 4 iron on the 12 yard 15th, Bussey a 145 yard 14th iron at Springfield, and Carey at Llanderch for a trip to Scotland with the Old Smuggler Sweep. Springfield pro Joe Hayes eyes the City of Hope ace contest the week of Aug 18 at Springfield. Emma Reynolds clinches fourth Class A ladies title at Springhaven, with juveniles and boys titles noted. Abramchuck wins Al Robins Tournament, Seeder tops Springhaven memorial, and several foursomes enter the Philadelphia Golf Assn. event split between Springhaven and Lianerch.
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City of Hope
Phils Trip Reds in tight 2-1 contest
Recap of a slate of late season baseball outcomes. San Francisco ace Jack Sanford suffers a 1-0 loss after a three hitter by Dick Farrell and Hal Woodeshick in Houston. Dodgers win 3-1 on Tommy Davis's 11th inning homer. Mets top Cards 7-3 as Jim Hickman hits for the cycle for New York. Pirates edge Braves 6-4 while Cal McLish wins for the Reds over the Phillies 2-1 on a seventh inning wild pitch from Maloney.
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Milwaukee Braves
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Tony Taylor
Johnny Callison
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Ken Hellings Delivers in Little League City Series
Ken Hellings powered two run producing doubles as Ridley Park defeated A J Schmidt 3 to 2 in a tight Little League City Series game. Howett struck out nine for the winner while Mancini fanned three for Schmidt. The round robin resumes Monday with Penn hosting Briggs and Schmidt at Briggs on Tuesday.
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New Pact Scheduled For Quinn
Philadelphia owner Bob Carpenter plans to rehire John Quinn when his five year contract ends next January. Carpenter praised the Phillies rebuild and noted talks about a two year extension. Quinn, seeking to stay as part of a strong program, has helped turn a long run of last place into a winning stretch as manager Gene Mauch also nears a new contract.
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Gene Mauch
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Red Sox Stage Late Rally To Narrow Playoff Gap
The Eureka Red Sox rallied for two runs in the bottom of the fifth to beat Narberth AA 5-4 in the Delca Baseball League, tying Norwood Legion for fifth at 21-20 with one game left. Vic Majewski earned the win. Steve Castigliano took the loss.
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Marks registers 3 lb 12 oz weak fish off Delaware Bay
Bert Marks of Linwood registered a 3 pound 12 ounce weak fish at Cape May Court House. He landed the fish off Delaware Bay, highlighting a notable catch reported in the local column.
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