Yankees Not Supermen Say Critics After Slow Start
AP writer Jack Hand notes the Yankees, despite a fast start by opponents like Minnesota and Los Angeles, are not unbeatable. McGaha discusses uncertainties, trades, and improving Cleveland and Detroit rosters as the season unfolds.
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Dodgers Sign Lamar Catcher
L A Dodgers signed Homer Strain an 18 year old catcher from Union High School in Florida. His father Jyde D Strain said the terms were not disclosed. The youth will report to spring training to join the Keokuk of the Midwest League. Scout Floyd Patterson signed him. Strain is the seventh Colorado in the Dodgers system.
Top Golfers Ready For Classic Action
In Clifton New Jersey the $100,000 Classic Tourney at Upper Montclair Country Club draws Arnold Palmer Sam Snead and Gary Player with top prize 25 000. The event serves as a tuneup for the U S Open and features about 20 local qualifiers from the New York area and a field including amateurs.
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Texans Shut Out Denver Bears 30 in American Association
The American Association action Tuesday featured Dallas-Fort Worth defeating the Denver Bears 30, Oklahoma City blanking Indianapolis 30, and Louisville besting Omaha 10-3. Ed Thomas held the Bears to seven hits for Dallas-Fort Worth, while Frank Kreutzer and Al Cicotte pitched well for Indianapolis and Oklahoma City respectively. Denny Lemaster threw a shutout into the eighth inning for Louisville against Omaha.
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Seniors Golf Play in Finals in France and New York
United States players James J. McAlgin of Lake Forest Illinois and George Haggaily of Detroit lead by two strokes entering the final round of the U S Seniors Golf Association championship in Rye New York. France's Gaetan Slardue D Algee tops action in Saint Malo as the French amateur title nears its close.
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Larkspur Wins Epsom Derby
EPSON England Larkspur owned by Raymond Guest of New York wins the 163rd Epsom Derby among 25 rivals. The French colt Arcor finishes second with Le Cantilien third as Larkspur prevails by two lengths in the 1 5 mile classic. Guest’s colt started at 22 to 1, while Accor was 40 to 1 and Le Cantilien 1.
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So Carolina Gridders 'Lured' By Army Coach
Two South Carolina high school stars Curtiss Lindler and Wayne Page chose Army over Carolina and Clemson after lured recruitment by new Army coach Paul Dietzel. Clemson coach Frank Howard cries piracy while Clemson and South Carolina coach Marvin Bass defend players freedom to choose West Point.
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PCL Standings Tighten as Hawaii Beats Salt Lake
Pacific Coast League action Tuesday tightened the race as Hawaii Islanders routed Salt Lake Bees 2 to 0. Ed Haas Irv Noren and Hap Richie homered, Dick Egan pitched five hitters for his seventh win, boosting Hawaii while Salt Lake remained two games behind. San Diego topped Spokane 11 1, Portland edged Tacoma 6 5, and Vancouver beat Seattle 2 1. Jim Maloney earned four hits and Jesse Gonder homered for San Diego in the opener of a league series.
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Minor and league scores collide in scattered baseball results
Multiple minor and league baseball scores spill across the page with varied results. Notable items include Oklahoma City 3 and Louisville 10 in one game, Seattle and Vancouver activity, and Texas and Pocatello league results. Several games listed as postponed or in progress with player names such as MacLeod, Skeens, Ward, Maloney, and Navarro appearing among box scores.
Vaillant Decisions Charnley In Ten Rounds At London
In a London Wembley indoor bout, Doug Vaillant of Cubal defeated Dave Charnley over ten rounds to stay in title contention. Charnley, a leading European British and BAU No. 2 contender, pressed early but was worn down as Vaillant built a steady, punishing lead. Vaillant now awaits a fight with champion Carlos Ortixi, with Hing Magazine listing Ortixi among top contenders.
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Former AL player Johnny Grath manages Montgomery Rebels
Johnny Grath, a former American League figure, takes the helm of the Class D Alabama-Florida League Montgomery Rebels, signaling a new leadership era for the team.
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