Whitey Ford Guides Yankees To 3-2 Relief Win Over Orioles
Ford returns from six week arm trouble to win in relief as the Yankees beat Baltimore 3-2 in 10 innings. Mantle drives the decisive hit, his 22nd homer of the season, lifting New York to a five game win streak near the top of the AL standings amid a busy day of league results.
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Bal arin Edges Provizzi In Tight New York Bout
Germinal Ballarin a French visitor, fought a cautious match against Bob Provizzi in New York. Ballarin trailed early but rallied, winning a unanimous decision as Provizzi rode the ropes and sought body work. Officials and press had mixed tallies, with Ballarin claiming a wider margin in his own view.
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Second Division Clubs Improve Position In Western Loop
Two Western League games last night left Pueblo in seventh and Colorado Springs in sixth after victories. Pueblo beat Amarillo 54 in 10 innings while Colorado Springs edged Albuquerque 7-5 as Albuquerque piled 18 hits to Sky Sox 10.
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Arnold Says Boudreau Skippering K C Okay
Kansas City owner Arnold Johnson said Lou Boudreau is doing all he can to make the Athletics a winner. Bryce Rice, KCMO sports director, said he spoke with Johnson in New York about possible changes as the club endures 11 straight losses. Johnson declined to comment.
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Golf Rated Tougher On British Courses Because of Changes
ST ANDREWS Scotland golfers debate course difficulty United States setups prefer consistency in play while British links demand diverse shotmaking Joe Carr and Cary Middlecoff weigh adaptability Sutton Thurston Thomson compete against ten Americans Frank Stranahan Gene Andrews Frank Keck Roger Peacock and Jamie Sumon provide scoring context on the New and Old Courses at St Andrews.
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Mulloy Says US Tennis Must Train Differently at Wimbledon
Gardnar Mulloy, 42, urges tougher training in the United States after Wimbledon moves to the men’s singles semifinals without an American contender for the first time since World War I. He cites Australia as a model for hard road-work and mass participation, contrasts with the US view of lawn tennis as noncompetitive.
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Wichita Braves A Cinch To Face Loop All Stars
The Wichita Braves look set to host the Loop All-Stars on July 15 as the leading team in the American Asia. They hold a two game edge after sweeping a series and win their eighth straight behind Harry Hannebrink's grand slam and a four run first inning plus unearned runs in the seventh.
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Touchdown club aims to boost Nebraska athletics funds
Nebraska athletic director Bill Orwig launches a statewide touchdown club inviting fans to contribute to the Husker program. Provost notes the shift from rugged individualism to fund raising, driven by peers in Oklahoma Missouri and Colorado. Grants in aid vary by school, with Oklahoma leading at 170, and Nebraska spending 104 thousand from athletic funds.
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Braves Need Schoendienst More Than Cardinals Do
General manager Frank Lanesport notes the trade sending Schoendienst to the Giants, while Don Blasingame at 25 replaces Schoendienst and hits over .300. Red rolls at .307 and Don at .304 as Blasingame plays solid defense and remains a key team player.
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Fights Last Night Upsets In Boxing Card
AP reports results from a boxing night featuring Germinal Bal lavin of Paris defeating Bao Provizzi of Freeland Pennsylvania by points in a 10 round bout. Bill Hester of Louisville outpoints BL McDonnell of Australia in a 12 round match.
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Legion Team in Action at Lincoln Park Diamond
The Lawrence American Legion softball team is set to meet Budgets Hardware of Ottawa tonight at Lincoln Park Diamond.
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Head Denies Report He'll Join Kramer Tour
WIMBLEDON England Australian David Head denied reports he would join Jack Kramer’s professional tennis tour in New York next week. He said turning pro immediately is nonsense and embarrassing and noted he has signed with the Australian team to play for his country until the end of the year.
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Doctoring Your Golf Game by Dr Cary Middlecoff
Dr Cary Middlecoff warns against over imitation in golf lessons. Emphasizing fundamental grip stance and backswing, he urges players to free up their swing and focus on getting the ball in the hole with minimum strokes. Readers can request his booklet Left Arm Control by mail for tips.
Perry Fires 65 to Win Low Net at Lawrence CC Night Meet
Jim Perry shot a 65 to win low individual net in the men’s night league at Lawrence Country Club. The Birdies posted the low team net of 282 behind Ike Hansen Francis Menton Buck Ambler and Dick Baice. Team results show Birdies 3 to 1 over Eagles with other scores listed and standings updating Birdies 104 Bogeymen 9 Slammers 9 Putters 814 Divots not shown Drivers 6 Eagles 5 Spooners 4. Pairings set Bogeymen against Eagles Divots against Drivers Spooners against Slammers.
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