Mantle's Bat and Ball Donated to Baseball Hall of Fame
The bat and ball used by Mickey Mantle to hit a famed 565 foot homer at Washington are awarded to the Hall of Fame. Mantle may donate the artifacts if the Yankees approve. Loren Babe lent Mantle the bat. The homer sparked debate over the longest in baseball history, with experts split on Ruth's 600 foot claim.
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Melbourne Wins Bid to Host 1956 Olympic Games
The International Olympic Committee confirmed Melbourne Australia would host the 1956 Summer Games after two hours of scrutiny. IOC president Avery Brundage shifted to support the Australian bid amid facility delays and strong local defense by Melbourne officials.
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Yow To Coach Hanes Hosiery Part Time In 1953-54
Virgil Yow the veteran coach will stay with Hanes Hosiery on a part time basis after basketball season to lead Camp Pla Mor and return to Hanes Hosiery in fall to coach the girls National AAU champions. He plans a coaching clinic and to assemble a strong 12 girl squad for next season while continuing success at Hanes.
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Population projection for United States in 1960
A prediction estimates the U.S. population reaching 171 176 000 by 1960. The forecast reflects demographic trends and growth projections used by planners and statisticians.
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North-South Amateur To Boast Fast Field
Pinehurst hosts the 53rd North and South Invitation Amateur Championship with about 140 starters. Defending champion Frank Stranahan of Toledo is favored to win a fourth title as play begins with a qualifying round and proceeds the week to a 36 hole final. The field includes former champions Frank Strafaci Bill Campbell Hobart Manley Charles Dudley Mal Galletta and top contenders Don Cherry Dick Chapman Bobby Knowles Billy Joe Patton plus regional stars and noted amateurs from across the country.
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