Appling and Dykes Reunited as Hawks Coaches This Season
Luke Appling and Jimmie Dykes return to the bench together under Eddie Lopat as Hawks coaches. The Hall of Famer and his former manager share anecdotes about ball behavior, past manager roles, and hitting strategies while guiding hitters during the summer.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
Bradenton
Fla
Appling
Luke
Jimmie Dykes
Kansas City Athletics
Luke Appling
Hall of Fame
Jimmie
Eddie Lopat
Tor
White Sox
Lou Comiskey
Comiskey
Lew
Fonseca
Ball Park
Thew
Letty
Uke
Gomez
Lefty
Harry Grabiner
Billy Webb
Joff
Grabiner
Bump Hadley
St. Louis
Lopat
Eddie
Youji
Bobby Richardson
Yankees
Drake
DePaul
Pasqual shifts to pitching after contract talks
The Associated Press reports Camilo Pascual settled financial differences with the Minnesota Twins and will focus on winning 20 or more games for a third straight season. He signed for 46,500 in 1964 after a 1963 season with a 2.47 ERA and 202 strikeouts.
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Murray Chass
Associated Press
Minnesota
Camilo Pascual
Twins
Calvin Griffith
Pascual
Bob Lemon
New York Mets
Mets
Mexico City Reds
Casey Stengel
Social Security Park
Kerner built Hawks from last to title winners in St Louis
Sectional profile of Hawks owner Kerner who moved the team from Milwaukee to St Louis after a string of losing seasons. His leadership, superstition, and salesmanship helped acquire stars like Pettit Hagan Lovellette Macauley and Martin as the Hawks rose to playoff glory and five division titles in eight years.
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Mike Recht
Associated Press
ST. Louis
St. Louis Hawks
Ben Kerner
Benny
National Basketball Association
Hawks
NBA
Kerner
Marty Blake
Buffalo
N. Y
Milwaukee
Milwausee
Hawk
Bob Pettit
Cliff Hagan
Slater Martin
Clyde Lovellette
Ed Macauley
Len Wilkins
Zelma Beaty
National Basketball League
Basketball Association of America
Giants
Petty dynasty tests luck after Daytona win
Lee Petty discusses luck and near misses in stock car racing after son Richard claimed the Daytona 500. He recalls his own Daytona victories, notes tire and gear issues could have altered outcomes, and praises the Plymouth’s performance while cautioning about shorter tracks and handling.
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Lee Petty
Lee
Petty Racing
Richard
Dame Fate
Petty Plymouth
Plymouth
Petty
Daytona
Johnny Beauchamp
Nascar
Beauchamp
Virginia Tech Snares Southern Swim Title
Virginia Tech won its first Southern Conference swimming championship since 1957 as Ron Good led with a 49.1 in the 100 yard freestyle and Tech set multiple records. Pete Macintosh Bill Rimm and teammates contributed to a 3:28.3 400 yard freestyle relay and 36 points over the three day meet ending with The Citadel third, West Virginia fourth, and Davidson fifth.
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Charleston
Rimm
Virginia Tech
Saturn and Mary
Ron Good
Oorub Persy Se
Sones
William and Mary
Virginia
Military Institute
Good
Pete Macintosh
Bill Rimm
VMI
Track records fall at Lexington Trots and relay pace
Davidson, Meadow Skipper, West Virginia set multiple marks at the Lexington Trots meet. VPI earned top places in freestyle and backstroke events while W&M athletes posted strong showings in free and relay races. The Citadel and Davidson also claimed top notes with several conference records and fast times overall.
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Garland
VPI
Meybin
Vai
Winfree
W&m
Maccintosh
Bretnalt
Gray
Davidson
Rimm
Knareney
Van
White
Trotter
the Citadel
Fry
Good
WAM
Buia
Foley
The
Citadel
Kirchner
Lexington
Mandava
Vincent
Vmi
Leigh
Crango
West Virginia
Woodrutt
Burley
Agate Taeington
Anars
Downey
Meadow Skipper
Suttertiyst
Stokes
Davison
Haven
Algans
VAM
Merckis
Scot
Russ Irvine
Cma Ash
Valle
Stagg Ill. Concern Grows As Hall of Fame Legend Fights
Amos Alonzo Stagg, 101, a famed Yale track and Chicago football figure, is gravely ill with uremic poisoning and kidney failure. In a convalescent hospital for over two years, he receives IV feeding. only relatives may visit as his wife Stella, 89, endures heart trouble. His condition is serious but not yet critical. Yale track captain Wendell Mattley, a Trinidad native, is cited as one of the nation's fastest runners with a Yale 440 record among his events.
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Slockton
Waur
Amos Alonzo Stagg
Stagg
Stella
Langley Collis
Yale
University of Chicago
New Haven
Arlington-Washington meets to offer six races with 100000 added
Chicago reports six thoroughbred races with 100000 added value at the Arlington-Washington meeting this August and September. The Futurity for 2 year olds stands as the richest event and will be run on Saturday September 12, at a distance of eight and seven furlongs.
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Chicago
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Atlanta International Raceway
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Paschal
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Ford
Mercury
Victory Circle
Virginia Tech Snares
Larry Cargo
Ian
Wilkinson
Razor
Nash
North Main
High Point
Tol W. Green
Chevrolet CO
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Thomasville
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