Modesto Relays Highlight Pair Of High School Aces
In Modesto California the 24th California Relays center on two top high school performers and a slate of foreign stars Saturday night. The program features Jim Ryan from Wichita the first prep to run four minutes in the mile facing Josef Odlozil and other international athletes including Belgium's Eugene Alfonsius. Rich Flowers Jr. of Montgomery and Olympian Blaine Lindgren join a field with US stars Jim Grelle John Damien Cary Weisiger and Jack Kennedy.
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Astros Edge Cardinals 3 2 in 12 Innings
The Houston Astros defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 3 2 in 12 innings. Jim Owens earned the win after a late rally sparked by Aspromonte and Wynn. The loss went to Ron Taylor as St Louis dropped its bid in extra innings.
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Boston and Detroit Exchange Key Draft Moves Ahead of NHL Draft
Boston and Detroit, seeking goaltenders and defensemen, completed a multi player deal as they prepare for the June Montreal NHL gathering. Boston acquired Al Langlois Parker MacDonald Bob Dillabough and Ron Harris while Detroit received Ab McDonald Bob McCord and Ken Stephenson.
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KSU signs a cager from Fort Worth Texas
Fort Worths Gene Wilson a 6 6 forward and all state basketball player signed a letter of intent with Kansas State University Tex Winter Wildcats coach announced on Thursday Wilson attended Polytechnic High School in Fort Worth.
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Willie Shoemaker Seals Hollywood Derby Victories
Hall of Fame jockey Willie Shoemaker rides Swaps Round Table and Bagdad to Hollywood Derby wins, showcasing his versatility and dominance at Santa Anita Park.
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K State Soph Picked for NCAA Golf Tournament
Kansas State sophomore Ron Schmmiddag chosen by District 5 screening committee to compete in the NCAA golf tournament in Knoxville Tennessee from June 21 to 25.
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Pep Shaughnessy bout canceled after Saint John show
In Saint John New Brunswick a 10 round fight between Willie Pep of Hartford and Irish Bob Shaughnessy of Paterson was canceled. In Port of Spain Eddie Perkins of Chicago outpointed Johnny DePeiza of Trinidad over 10 rounds.
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Maryland Pacing Track Carnival at IC4A Meet
Maryland and Villanova dominated Friday trials as IC4A contenders in Rutgers Stadium. Russ White set an IC4A javelin record with 241 feet while John defended discus title efforts, as teams prepared for finals with five events holding no trials.
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Harvard thrower Bakensen breaks Yale mark in invitational
Bakensen of Harvard uncorked a 173-8-12 toss to erase Yale's 171 foot record set by Vic Frank in 1950. The Heptagonal meet yielded only five individual qualifiers, with Cornell bringing six but not seen as a threat. The note adds a line about the youngest manager in the majors, 38 years and 10 months younger than Gene Mauch.
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Manager Mel McGaha Leads Kansas City Athletics
Mel McGaha serves as manager of the Kansas City Athletics guiding the club through recent events and preparing for upcoming fixtures with tactical oversight and leadership.
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