Redlegs Add To Homer Feats Amid Blooming Slugger Season
The Associated Press notes Cincinnati's 107 homers in 67 games as they spark debates on All-Star selections. Mantle blasts his 29th for the Yankees and leads pace with Ruth-like distance while Giants and Dodgers win and stumble in multi game showdowns.
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Ex Stanford Coach Thornhill Dies at 63
Claude Thornhill, longtime Stanford football coach, died this week at age 63 after a three week illness from a heart attack. He led the celebrated 1935 Vow Boys to a 7-0 Rose Bowl win over Southern Methodist after a Pacific Coast Conference title run. Thornhill joined Stanford as an assistant in 1922, became head coach in 1933 after Glenn Warner left, and remained in coaching until 1939.
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Stengel Names Hill Aces For Star Tilt
Casey Stengel announced a 25 man American League All Star squad led by six Yankees and four clubs with debut selections from Chicago and Washington. Lefties include Billy Pierce and Whitey Ford. right handers feature Jim Wilson Tom Brewer and Frank Sullivan. roster supports six Yankees and five additional clubs. Charley Dressen and Jim Turner named as coaches.
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Pair Of Streaks Clash In Hi-Toms Twins Tilt
Hi-Toms host Winston-Salem Twins at Finch Field as the Twins chase a seven-game win streak while the Hi-Toms endure a rough slide. Jack Taylor seeks a regain of form for Bert Haas after a 10-9 mark. Durham’s Bulls beat the Toms 8-5, widening the skid.
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