Angels Pitching Shines In Tight Boston Tilt
Boston’s Red Sox lost 2 1 as Dick Radatz faltered late while Newman and the Angels’ pitching staff dominated. Carl Yastrzemski extended a 14 game RBI and at bat stretch. Hill Rigney praised the reserve hurlers as Newman logged his fifth complete game.
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Tony S Hailore
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Stone captures grand championship at United States karate meet
Michael Stone, a 21 year old Maui fighter, defeated Clarey Keolanui in 41 seconds to clinch the national brown belt title at the United States Karate Championships in Washington DC. A crowd of 4,000 watched as Stone led the U S to a sweep with multiple wins including a black belt victory earlier in the night. More than 300 karate fighters from across the country participated in the event at the Municipal Auditorium.
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James
Tony Saleners
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Bob Crook
Eta Hare Crane
Egret Aett
Moffitt and Ashe Win Net Titles at Grass Courts
Billie Jean Moffitt of Long Beach defeats Nancy Richey 7-5 3-6 8-6 to win the Eastern Grass Court championship at Orange Lawn. Arthur Ashe, UCLA student from Richmond, Va., defeats Clark Graebner 4-6 8-6 8-4 6-3 to claim the men’s singles title, becoming the first Negro man to win a major U.S. grass title.
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UCLA
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Clark Graebner
Stephens Released by Argonauts End CFL Career
Stephen was released by the Toronto Argonauts of the Canadian Football League on Sunday, ending the former boy wonder quarterback Sandy Stephens career in Canada with the Argonauts and the Montreal Alouettes.
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Czech Discus Record Tumbles as Danek Soars
Ludvil Danek of Czechoslovakia shattered the world discus mark with a 211 feet 7.8 inch effort at a meet in Thruay, surpassing Al Oerter’s 205 feet 54 inch record. Danek also logged over 62 meters on his other three throws, marking a dominant performance reported by CTK.
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Al.ay
Vesper Rowing Club Scores Easy Double
The Vesper Boat Club of Philadelphia swept two events on the final day of the national rowing championships at Orchard Beach lagoon to capture its seventh team title. Harvard-Laconia won the eight-oared race in 6 minutes 41.1 seconds, beating West Side Rowing Club.
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Stouder Rose Sets 200m Butterfly World Mark at Meet
Rinnee Sharon Stouder of Commerce broke the women's 200 meter butterfly world record with a 2:26.4 clocking. Her rival Sue Pitt had held the previous mark at 2:29.1. Stouder, a 15 year old high school student from West Orange, led from the start as top competitors including Cathy Ferguson and Ginnie Duenkel chased.
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Philadelphia
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Sports Card News From Carl Race Wraps Up
Today’s Sports Card column by Carl Race highlights an abbreviated synopsis of games and matchups featuring Sas ietave and Suton plus Dod Mae. This radio and television oriented piece notes results and commentary from the night’s events.
Smog Hurts Soviet Team As They Visit Los Angeles
Soviet sport officials say smog in Los Angeles caused headaches and fatigue for the team during a recent overseas trip. A team doctor describes sleepiness and illness blamed on pollution, noting conditions affected the departure and overall well being.
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Los Angeles
United States
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Rookie Miller Shifts Dodgers Pitching Tide
Larry Miller, a 6-1 rookie, earned a starting nod for the Dodgers in Philadelphia. He overcame illness for a complete game two-hitter quality win, delivering a much needed boost as Maury Wills fueled a series with eight hits and two stolen bases.
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