Miracle race in N L as Phils or Cards rise
In a tight National League chase the Philadelphia Phillies and St. Louis Cardinals win on a night that tightens the standings. The Phillies beat Cincinnati 6 1 and 4 3, the Cardinals outlast Boston 6 5 in 13 innings as Brooklyn and New York stumble. Meanwhile the Yankees bury the White Sox as Mantle hits his second grand slam in four days.
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U S Swimmers Shine In Olympic Qualifying Rounds
U S swimmers show strength as Evelyn Kawamoto Jacqueline Lavine Ma rilee Stephan and Joan Alderson set a new Olympic best in the women's 400 meter freestyle relay trial heats. Yoshinobu Oyakawa led the men in the 100 meter backstroke semis with 1 06 0 while Jack Taylor and Allen Stack also qualified. U S water polo beat Belgium 4 2 and Uruguay upset Argentina 66 65 in basketball. Zoe Ann Jensen lost a diving score dispute dropping her from finals contention. United States trails Russia by 74 1 2 in unofficial team points.
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Long Beach
Midget Wrestlers Set For Gate City Show Tonight
In Greensboro at the Sports Arena four midgets clash in an Australian Tag Team match Little Beaver and Tuffy McCra face Tom Thumb and Fuzzy Cupid in a two of three falls 60 minute bout The card also features Jack Moore versus Lucky Gilpin and Angelo Martinelli versus John Swinski Doors open 6 45 with first match at 8 30
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Massachusetts
Heritage Ties For First In Industrial Little League
Heritage defeated Adams-Millis 9 to 0 to move into a first place tie in the Industrial Little League. Allen Bennett earned the win with ten strikeouts and three hits in three at bats, while Douglas Troud hit a fourth inning home run. Adams-Millis pitcher Lowe struck out 11 in a tough loss.
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Hornsby Rejoins Big Leagues as Reds Manager
Rogers Hornsby becomes Cincinnati Reds manager seven weeks after leaving the St. Louis Browns in a sharp, uncompromising move. General Manager Gabe Paul credits Hornsby’s baseball zeal and winning focus, while Tommie takes over duties during an Eastern swing as Luke Sewell resigns after a Phillies doubleheader.
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Philadelphia
O Kelly Among Stars Working For Big Game
Harold O Kelly of High Point is named among 22 North Carolina high school stars in the East West All Star events. Western coach John Rackley leads the Western basketball squad with games set at Winston Salem Reynolds High and Greensboro High School Stadium.
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High Point
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Greensboro High School
Daily News
Qualifying Concludes for City Juniors Golf Tourney
Qualifying medals go to Jimmy Walker and Donnie Wood both at 76. Johnny P Wood 77, Danny Gerring 78, Bobby Shackleford 79. Over a dozen qualify from 80s, 80 players under 18 to advance to five flights plus championship. Pairings later this afternoon, event directed by Al Gerring.
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Johnny P. Wood
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Bobby Shackleford
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Parking capacity at Delaware Park exceeds 12,000 cars
Delaware Park race track offers space for more than 12 000 automobiles with parking facilities spanning over 65 acres in total.
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Delaware Park Race Track
Kentucky U May Face Big Penalty From SEC
The SEC Executive Committee delayed a verdict on Kentucky amid charges of sports over emphasis. University officials returned for a second appearance as new questions prompted further study of material not yet available. Committee chairman Gallalee indicated possible suspension if infractions were grave, or a fine if limited to eligibility issues. Bill Engeln, NL umpire, once a Browns bat boy.
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University of Alabama
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