Athletics Dominate Twins 4-0 in Kansas City
Dave Allison held Minnesota to four hits over seven innings, supported by a Tigers-like fourth inning surge as Kansas City built a 4-0 lead. Ed Edwards homered for the A’s, with further insurance in the eighth as Wickersham pitched four-hit ball, aided by a costly Twins error that allowed two runs.
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Local Boys Club to Enter Knoxville All America Meet
Kingsport Boys' Club sponsors a team of about 25 boys aged 11 to 14 for the All America track meet in Knoxville. Tryouts are at Debyns-Bennett High School at 10 a.m. Wednesday. The event caps Tennessee Track and Field Week proclaimed by Gov. Frank Clement. Midget division features four events and the boys division offers six events including the 440-yard relay.
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War Over American Track Control Reignites In 1960s
The AP reports a renewed control clash in U.S. track as ECAC shells out of AAU championships threatening the Moscowbound U.S. team. ECAC reverses stance urging member colleges to skip AAU events unless sanctioned by the NCAA federation, while AAU pushes for dual sanction and appeals to General MacArthur for a resolution. College ADs align with ECAC, possibly starving the team of top runners and jeopardizing the June AAU nationals in St. Louis where the U.S. team will be selected.
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Sally League Roundup From Associated Press
Duncan Campbell hit a two run homer to spark Acheville past Charlotte 6 4 in a South Atlantic League game. Nashville beat Knoxville 21 1 Macon edged Chattanooga 4 1 Augusta defeated Lyrichburg in a pitching duel. Dennis Waite scored on a single in the sixth for Ninallville’s run. Macon’s Charlie Rabel earned his fifth win. The Braves signed Merito a catcher from New Orleans to their Denver PCL farm club.
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Houston Raps Dodgers 2-1 in tough night for Drysdale
Houston edged Los Angeles 2 to 1 as Dick Farrell held the Dodgers hitless until the eighth inning. Rusty Staub belted his first major league homer for Housto n, and Dick Tracewski collected the Dodgers only hit with a third inning single. Don Drysdale, Opening the fourth, yielded the decisive run on a walk to Carl Warwick and a subsequent sacrifice fly by Tommy Davis. Farrell struck out five in seven and two-thirds innings, while the Dodgers dropped their sixth straight NL game.
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Bears Sign Rookie John Szumczyk from Trinity College
The Chicago Bears announced the signing of rookie back John Szumczyk of Trinity College Hartford Conn for the 1963 season. He was the Bears last draft choice.
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