ACC Gridders Air Travel in 1960 Fall Preparations
ACC coaches shifted focus to passing games during early workouts at South Carolina Wake Forest Virginia and NC State. Notable drills featured QBs Costen Snead Farris and Gabriel with injuries sidelining some players. Duke and Maryland prepared with drills and an innovation in jersey numbers for lone ends. Conference writers toured ACC campuses to preview seasons.
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Baseball Scores and Schedule From Wednesday and Thursday
The report lists Wednesday results Boston 7 New York 1, Kansas City 3 Chicago 2, Cleveland 10 Detroit 10 in 10 innings. It shows Baltimore at Cleveland and New York at Chicago among Wednesday games, with Boston at Detroit and Washington at Kansas City also noted. Thursday schedules include Boston at Detroit, Baltimore at Cleveland, New York at Chicago, and Washington at Kansas City, plus Los Angeles at Cincinnati, Chicago at Philadelphia, San Francisco at Milwaukee, and Los Angeles at Cincinnati.
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Colavito Paid to Curb Home Runs in 1960
DETROIT AP Rocky Colavito, bought by the Detroit Tigers for slugging, earns an extra $1,000 for not reaching 40 homers in 1960 to boost batting average. The plan, started by Frank Lane with Cleveland, was honored by Detroit. Lane confirms the offer and Colavito has already received the money.
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Yanks Edge Burlington to Lead Series in Carolina Playoff
Greensboro’s Yanks beat Burlington 5 to 4 in a seven inning opener capped by Jim Bouton’s sharp seven hit effort and four Burlington errors. Tom Trammell and Jim Johnston produced the decisive run, while Dock Edwards cleared bases with a fourth inning double. Burlington’s Pinky May was ejected in the eighth for arguing.
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Title Shot Could Be Top Prize
Eddie Majden of Portland and Sonny Liston of Philadelphia meet in a 12 round bout seen as a step toward Floyd Patterson's world heavyweight title. Liston favored by size and KO power, Machen aiming to survive early rounds. Televised at 6 p.m. local time with baseball headlines as a backdrop.
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Pirates face Giants without Groat as pennant bid stalls
Pittsburgh learns Dick Groat will miss the rest of the season with a broken left wrist after a first inning injury in a 5-3 win over Milwaukee. Dick Schoendienst moves into shortstop for the Pirates as they battle for NL supremacy with a 21-game remaining slate, while Milwaukee drops to 71% back.
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Fight Results Houston Tex Raymundo Torres Wins Outpointing Jorgen Sen
In Houston Texas Raymundo Battling Torres, 139 pounds from Reynosa Mexico, defeated Port Arthur Texas rival Paul Jorgen sen, outpointing him over ten rounds. In Los Angeles Teddy Rand, 3y14, stopped Ray Salazar, 12542, late in the bout.
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Yanks Stumble as Orioles Surge in Major League Play
The Yankees skid continues with a 7-1 loss to Baltimore as the Orioles seize a 7 game lead and threaten the pennant. Chicago’s White Sox drop to second, while Cleveland edges Detroit in 10 innings. Milwaukee beats St. Louis and Los Angeles blankeds San Francisco as the league races toward the stretch run.
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Groat Breaks Wrist Ends Groat Pirates Run At Bat Title
Pittsburgh shortstop Dick Groat, league batting leader and All-America star, broke his wrist Tuesday night batting against Lou Burdette. He will miss the rest of the season, ending a bid for the National League batting title. Dick Schofield replaced him and homered. Brewers pitcher Burdette said the slider got away and Groat was injured after the eighth inning rally. The Pirates confirmed Groat will be sidelined four weeks, ending his chase for MVP honors.
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Spider Halfbacks Lead Spider Football Scrimmage
Richmond visitors eyed Earl Stoudt and Art D Arrigo as key flamethrowers for the Spiders in Southern Conference race. The duo sparked two varsity touchdowns in Tuesday scrimmages while the Davidson and VMI sessions highlighted McAllister Sheffield Clark and Bynum in a run heavy drill.
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McAdenville Wins 1960 World Slow Pitch Title in Louisville
The McAdenville slow pitch team returns home to a hero’s welcome in Charlotte after sweeping six straight wins in the world tournament in Louisville to claim the championship. They defeated Detroit 17-6 and 4-2 in the final rounds, completing an undefeated run after finishing runner-up last year.
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