Indianapolis Chopping Away at Denver's Lead
Indianapolis, in second place, narrowed Denver's American Association lead as the Indians won their third straight, 4-2 over the Bears. Other Sunday scores include St. Paul 103 over Louisville, Omaha 8 over Wichita, and Minneapolis 32 over Charleston. Omaha hit three homers, two in the sixth, with Dick Schofield delivering a two-run blast to seal the frame. Ed May shut down Wichita over the final four innings.
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Morgan-Macks Meet Wichita In Title Game
Morgan-Mack Junior Legion falls 7-6 in 10 innings to Wichita Howard Woodliners, handing Lawrence a tough loss in the state title bid. Norman Downing delivered the decisive run in the 10th, as Wichita snatched the lead late and forced a deciding game tonight at 8.
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Snead's School Golf Lessons By an Expert
A drawing illustrates a key lesson for golfers focusing on the straight left arm. The arm acts as a wheel spoke guiding the swing. bending it disrupts the arc and total coordination. The downswing begins with hands, arms, hips, and shoulders moving together while the wrists stay cocked.
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Golf swing mechanics illustrate pivot and base strength
The description explains the downswing with the club drawn behind the head, hands pulling the club down while the shoulders and hips pivot. The hips are nearly facing forward, indicating a full pivot. Both feet stay planted to form a stable base, and the straight left arm provides accuracy.
Britisher joins under four minute mile feat at White City
Derek Ibbotson, 23, a Yorkshire airman, clocked 3 59.4 a remarkable under four minute mile at White City Stadium London in rain. The international mile for the Emsley Carr Trophy drew 35 000 as Ibbotson joined nine four minute milers since Bannister first broke the barrier in 1954.
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Two Privates Vary Runs Break 20-Year World Record
In Berlin, Willie Williams and Ira Murchison, both privates, ran 100 meters in 10.1 seconds, surpassing the 20-year-old world record of 10.2 seconds. Williams first broke the mark Friday in a heat, then Murchison did so Saturday, as both hoped for a 10.0-second finish in a dead heat. Williams is Army, Murchison a U.S. Olympic team member, with Williams narrowly ahead yesterday.
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