All-Stars to Feature Trio of Passers Against Colts
The College All-Stars will rely on Meredith Izo and Hall to challenge the Baltimore Colts in the midsummer game at Soldier Field. Meredith, Izo, and Hall are noted as top collegiate passers. Meredith recently played a Bears scrimmage, while Hall ages 21, hails from Marquette and will join the New York Giants. Coach Otto Graham has not selected the starting quarterback.
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Soviet training turns young girls into sports stars
A couple from page 2 B profiles two Ukrainian sisters born in Chaikov who grew up after World War II in Samarkand. Tamara shows athletic promise and enters a children's sports school, with Irina later joining, highlighting state efforts to mold youth into sports jewels amid wartime disruption.
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Joe L Brown Sees Pirates Poised For Long Pennant Run
Pittsburgh GM Joe L Brown praised the Pirates as a resilient, balanced unit leading the NL by five games over the Braves. He credited teamwork over stars, citing hitters Dick Groat Bob Clemente Bill Mazeroski Dick Stuart and Bill Virdon as key contributors with everyone pulling the load.
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Macon Dodgers Struggle Amid Pennant Chase In SAL
Macon dropped a seventh straight game as Charlotte’s Bill Pleis tossed a three hitter in a 4 0 win. Columbia widened its lead with an 11 4 win at Charleston while Savannah beat Asheville 7 2 behind Jack Lamabe’s 12 strikeouts. Jacksonville and Knoxville rain out.
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Air Force Softball Tourney Heads Into Day Two at Union Cross
Six games dot the schedule as the 32nd Air Division tournament continues at Union Cross Air Force Station. Key matchups include Union Cross versus Lake City and Cross City facing Fort Fisher, with earlier day results highlighting Union Cross’s 18–0 win over Crystal Springs and Don Hornsby's three hit pitching for Orlando.
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Sime Strives for Gold After Injury and Comeback
Covina California AP Dave Sime trains at the Olympic camp after a leg injury ruined his 1956 bid. He says he is four tenths of a second faster now than at the trials and has won two pre Olympic 100 meter races, including a 10.5 second clocking in Long Beach with a strong tailwind. He recalls hamstring troubles but reports steady training and confidence he is ready for Rome.
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Caps skid continues as Tobs up lead in Carolina action
Wilson widened its league lead to four games by shutout of Raleigh 6-0 behind Lee Stang's six-hits. The second Wilson-Raleigh game was rained out, Greensboro beat Winston-Salem 4-3, and Burlington at Durham postponed. Max Sherrill had previously shut out Raleigh 5-0.
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Wilson blank Raleigh as pitchers shutout in opener
Wilson dominates Raleigh 6 to 0 in the first game. Binder, Baker and Wolfe lead Wilson with strong pitching and timely hitting as Rikard, Stange catch the defense off balance. L-Binder suffers the loss for Raleigh.
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