Russia's Brink and a Charismatic Promoter Named Ambrosino
Anient Russia narrative shifts to caution about Jody Ambrosino’s Europe trip promotion. The essay notes Ambrosino’s diverse feats from college athlete to educator and promoter. It warns Russians to beware his promises of easy money and reads as a political caution about foreign influence.
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Lunn Captures Atlanta Classic
Atlanta golf notes show Bob Lunn edging Bondeson and Trevino by three strokes to win the Atlanta Classic at the Atlanta Country Club. Lunn posted a 283 total as the field pursued U.S. Open berths with strong players like Nicklaus Palmer Archer and Player in the mix.
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Malobicky resigns as Collingdale coach to study in Pittsburgh
Collingdale High football coach Phil Malobicky resigns after four seasons to study at Indiana State College and take a teaching post at Lower Darrell High School. He leaves with an 18-16-2 record, notes he plans to complete a master's in education and may seek a principal certificate. Line coach Bill Hutchinson is the likely successor.
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Cardinals Sweep Dodgers as Marichal Wins Ninth Decision
Marichal earns his ninth win as the Cardinals pull ahead in the NL by sweeping the Dodgers 5 1 and 2. Stargell powers the Pirates with homers and six RBIs in a loss. The Cardinals had previously built a lead and now sit atop the league with a strong stretch since May 7.
Standings and results rally National League action
United Press International rounds up National League and American League standings. St Louis and San Francisco lead with 27 wins. Atlanta, Chicago, Cincinnati and Philadelphia trail. Sunday results include St Louis beating New York, and Pittsburgh winning twice as GiantsACO and Cubs split. notes on pitchers Briles Sutton and Gibson plus Marichal strong outing.
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Feeble Bats Power Chisox Over Twins in Sweep
Chicago White Sox completed a four game sweep of the Minnesota Twins as Tim Cullen and Gerry McNertney led with timely hits. Cullen hit a two run double in the fourth and McNertney drove in the winning run in the ninth. Eddie Stanky commented on the team’s renewed strive after a weekend that marked their best since last season.
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Patrick runs sub four minutes as Villanova sweeps IC4A meet
Dave Patrick and the Villanova team dominated the IC4A meet with six records and 63 points. Patrick said he runs for himself and the public but won’t make sub four minute attempts a habit, while teammates Cullen and Ryut contributed to the victory and a strong overall performance by Maryland, Rutgers, and Harvard.
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Reds Triumph as Maloney Shuts Down Phillies 5-3
Jim Maloney pitched through wildness to win 5-3 for the Reds in Philadelphia. The Phillies jumped ahead 2-1 in the first but Maloney forced mistakes and shut them down after the early innings. Cincinnati tied it in the third and took the lead in the fifth on Vlada Pinson and Alex Johnson hits, with Lee May driving in the final run.
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Donahue Extends Lead at Mont Tremblant US Championship
Mark Donahue driving a McLaren Chevrolet led the rain soaked 60 laps of the Mont Tremblant circuit. He posted a 39 second victory over Cannon and Lothar, averaging 80.44 mph with a fastest lap of 1 58.5 while maintaining the lead from start to finish.
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