Dodgers Pitcher Drysdale Strikes Out 11 in Tight Win
Don Drysdale delivered a tense three-hitter, fanning 11 Giants as the Dodgers beat San Francisco 2-1. Willie Mays homered for the Giants, but Neal’s ninth-inning homer sealed the Dodgers’ third straight victory and moved them within a percentage point of first place.
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Drysdale Dominates Giants in Dodgers Victory at Coliseum
Don Drysdale pitched a stellar game striking out Jim Davenport as the Dodgers beat the Giants 1-0. Drysdale moved to 8 straight wins at the Coliseum and 11-6 lifetime vs San Francisco, while Jones struggled with five walks and two triples by Dodgers.
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New Offense for Michigan Schools Hints at Change
Michigan and Michigan State plan new offensive systems next season. Michigan will use a winged T variant focusing on speed and versatility, while Michigan State shifts from the multiple offense to a refined double wing with motion and a quarterback pitch. The piece also notes other sports trivia and historical notes.
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Basel Seeks Fifth L. E. Win in Semi-Windup at Municipal
Edgar Basel, German ban tamweight champion, meets Frankie Duarte in a 10 round main event at the Municipal Auditorium tonight. Duarte, a skilled Mexican 118-pounder, is seen as Basel’s toughest test yet as both camps eye a future title shot, with adds of other bouts including Roy Smith in a six round windup.
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Andrews Sets High School Decathlon Record at 5830 Points
Dee Andrews of Poly High dominates the all-school decathlon with 5830 points, surpassing the old mark of 5440 held by his brother Henry. Zeb Hall and John Rexroat tied for second with 4230 points as the national scoring system notes the feat. Other results list near names and event notes across a busy sports day.
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Sports on Radio TV Beschnb Doduilt in Giants KAM
Unclear broadcast note lists a 2 p.m. radio television sports slot involving Giants, with names and abbreviations that read list-like and partially garbled. The readable items indicate a scheduled program or game coverage time. Specific teams and locales are not fully identifiable from the fragment.
Texan to Coach Jordan IV and Lakewood staff reshaped
A Texas style quarterback trainer was named Jordan Highs new head football coach John T. Ford age 31 to replace retired Bob Parke. Ford a Hardin-Simmons graduate and former backfield coach at Arizona will lead the Panthers this autumn. Lakewood named John Morton to coach football, succeeding Chuck Toy at Long Beach State College. Daniel B. Kimball 31 was named Lakewood assistant after coaching a high school league champion in Norway Me. Barbara Williams 20 from Richmond Calif tied for medalist at Brentwood in the California Women’s Amateur with 77. Marge Ferrie of Long Beach and Ruth Miller of Recreation Park also qualified.
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Dilday Elected President of Century Club
Jack Dilday was elected president of the Long Beach Century Club for the coming year. The mortician becomes the third president, succeeding Frank Wessels Jr and Oscar Contratto. Joe Rodgess is vice president and manager of the Long Beach Nite Hawks. Jim Crocker is second vice president, Frank Mansay treasurer, Hal LeManqua secretary, with Hank Hollingworth George Flowers Ron Maury Lauren Proctor and Contratta on the board. Dilday will receive the gavel from Contratta at a July installation dinner.
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First Year Players in Tournament of Champions Field
LAS VEGAS Eight first year qualifiers join 26 player field for a 540000 Tournament of Champions at Desert Inn Country Club. Bob Goalby Gary Player Ernie Vossler Wes Ellis Jr Jim Ferree Tommy Jacobs John McMaltin Bill Collins among newcomers. Howard Capps notes the class among strongest with Vossler and Elis winning qualifying events. Stan Leonard from Canada is the other foreign entrant and defending champion.
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Homer Day Keeps Lane Away- Held Clevelands Homer Pace
In Cleveland Kansas City and Woody Held lead the Indians early season surge. Held has hit five homers in seven games driving in ten runs while raising his average to .28 after a mixed career path. Manager Joe Gordon credits coaching for the breakout and the hitter says he is swinging harder and feeling relaxed at the plate.
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