Angels win first Yankees game at Yankee Stadium 5-3
Los Angeles Angels defeat New York Yankees 5 to 3 at Yankee Stadium. Albie Pearson drives in two runs with a key fourth inning single, as Dean Chance relieves and seals the win with three strikeouts in two innings. Bud Daley starts for the Yankees.
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Red Sox Romp KC with 18 Hits in 12-6 Victory
Boston clubs Kansas City for 18 hits, 12 6 win led by Malzone Clinton and Bressoud. Clinton adds a grand slam and two-run homer, Bressoud homers twice, Yastrzemski logs a triple and two singles, Conley wins eighth decision.
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Yanks Overpower Polish Track Team
America's best track stars opened the two meet series at Stagg Field with a 72 34 edge over Poland as the men swept seven events one two and won the 400 meter relay. Jim Beatty won the 1500 meters for the USA with Witold Baran second. Dallas Long led the shot put. Willye White and Frances Davenport sparkled in the women's 400 meter relay and javelin respectively.
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USA
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Los Angeles
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Marine Corps
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Walnut Calif
Gene Johnson
John Thomas
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Gary Gubner
Willye White
Frances Davenport
Matthews Cups 250 Pole Spot
Edwin Matthews of Asheville won the Daytona Firecracker 250 pole with a five mile time trial averaging 160.499 mph in a 1962 Pontiac. Bobby Johns took outside pole pace at 158.744 mph, with four 25 mile races deciding the remaining starting positions for the $36,650 race.
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Jacksonville
John Allen
Atlanta
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Greensboro
Joe Weatherly
Norfolk
Junior Johnson
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Hawn Named Commissioner of Carolinas Conference
Joby Hawn, 62, will become commissioner of the Carolinas Intercollegiate Athletic Conference on Sept. 1. He leaves the P. H. Hanes Knitting Co. to base his office in Winston-Salem and will serve as secretary of the Carolinas Booking Office and treasurer of the conference. He will also oversee football officials for the ACC and retain duties related to the commissioner's post with a salary of 7200 dollars plus travel expenses.
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P. H. Hanes Knitting Co
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Carolinas Booking Office
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Catawba
Wynn Leads White Sox to 7-0 Win Over Indians
Veteran Early Wynn pitched a five hitter for his 296th major league win, fanning eight as the Chicago White Sox defeated Cleveland 7-0. Charley Maxwell provided the key bat with a three run homer and a double, helping Wynn build his lead in the AL race. Cleveland’s offense was limited to two hits through the first eight frames as Wynn clocked his 48th shutout.
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Wynn
Charley Maxwell
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Mudcat Grant
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Indians
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Sens Edge Twins 1-0 In Pitching Duel
Washington pitcher Tom Cheney bested Minnesota’s Jim Kaat in a 1-0 game before 15,506 fans. Kenny Hamlin delivered a seventh inning RBI single scoring Jim King after King reached on a walk and two groundouts.
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Tigers Rally To Split Doubleheader With Orioles In Baltimore
Detroit and Baltimore split a twi night doubleheader with the Tigers winning the nightcap 7-4 after Baltimore took the opener 6-3. The Orioles collected four unearned runs in the fifth on two Detroit errors, with Brooks Robinson and Russ Snyder delivering key hits. Jack Fisher earned the win for Baltimore, while Frank Lary took the loss in the first game.
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Jurgensen and McDonald Sign New Eagles Pact
Philadelphia Eagles announce the return of star passer Sonny Jurgensen and halfback Tommy McDonald for another NFL season. Jurgensen set league records with 235 completions and 3,723 passing yards, and tied 32 touchdown passes in his first year under Norm Van Brocklin. McDonald totaled 64 receptions for 1,144 yards and 13 TDs.
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Saturday Home Run Totals Across The Leagues
A summary of key home run leaders by team in the American and National Leagues. Notable performers include Maris and Maxwell among Yankees and Red Sox, Bressoud and Clinton for the Athletics, Geiger and Cash for the Tigers, Colavito for the Indians, Robinson for the Orioles, and H Aaron Demeter Cepeda and McCovey among National League standouts.
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Colavito
Tigers
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Highstein Wins Junior Net Contest in Maryland
Sharon Highstein, a southpaw from Pikesville Maryland, captured her second Maryland Junior tennis title at Clifton Park. She beat 11 year old Bonnie Logan of Durham North Carolina in the under 16 final with a 60 612 score. Dick Dell of Bethesda and Leadward Simpson of Wilmington North Carolina won the other boys titles, with Dell defeating Raymond Buck and Lew 6 2 6 1 in the under 16 final and Simpson beating John Stevenson 36 63 62 for the under 14 title.
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Pikesville
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Bonnie Logan
Durham
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Dick Dell
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Leadward Simpson
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Simpson
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