Yankee Manager declares Yankees can win pennant without Mantle
Ralph Houk told reporters from Baltimore that the Yankees can win the pennant without Mickey Mantle after the star suffered an undisplaced fracture in the third metatarsal of his left foot. Mantle faces at least five weeks out with a cast, ending his hitting streak at .310 with 11 homers and 26 RBIs as several teammates also deal with injuries. Houk said the club would reshuffle, using Tom Tresh and Hector Lopez in outfield roles while Mantle recovers.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
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Minnesota
Softball Revival Sparks Lawton ABC League Energy
The oldtimers and new fans celebrate a strong ABC City softball league in Lawton. Ace All Stars lead the loop with a 7-1 record, while Frank White's Construction and Underwood's vie for top spots. Talent from Walters, Anadarko, Wichita Falls, and beyond fuels nightly games at Mattie Beal park and city venues.
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Oklahoma City
Americans Fall in Semis of British Amateur Golf
At St Andrews Scotland the last two Americans were eliminated as J G Blackwell beat Ken Luceti 3 and 2 and Michael Lunt defeated Edgar Updegraff 1 up to set an all British final in the British Amateur Championship.
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San Francisco
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Edgar Updegraff
Tucson
Ariz
Ron Luceti
Germany
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Springdale
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Peter Green
Bath
England
Dick Davies
Pasadena
Calif
Lunt
Aft
J. G. Borwell
David Moffat
Green
Davies
Sikes
United States
Cubs Oan Shave Of Lead By Lindy McDaniel Heroics
The Chicago Cubs rose to a first place tie in the NL after Lindy McDaniel hit a 10th inning homer off Billy Pierce to beat the San Francisco Giants 3 2. McDaniel, 28, also delivered a superb relief outing as the Cubs swept the four game series and moved to 11 wins in 13 games. The crowd of 40 000 at Wrigley Field watched a dramatic turnaround as McDaniel, who borrowed Ron Santo's bat for the hit, authored a pivotal comeback.
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Jerry Liska
Associated Press
Chicago
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St. Louis Cardinals
Willie Mays
Ed Bailey
Brooklyn
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Florissant
Ron Santo
Cubs Tie for First as Jackson McDaniel Spark Victory over Giants
Chicago Cubs seize a share of the National lead for the first time since 1958 after Larry Jackson and Lindy McDaniel win 3-2 over the San Francisco Giants. McDaniel nails down the win with a tenth inning homer after a tense bullpen effort, while Billy Williams adds a two run shot to tie the game. Cincinnati sweeps Pittburgh in a doubleheader as Frank Robinson and Gordy Coleman power the Reds.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
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Phil
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Ray Sadecki
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Reds
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Smokey Burgess
Bill Mazeroski
Coleman
Sooner Fresh Win In Track Meet Headlines Big Fight Outdoor Meet
Oklahoma wins the freshman outdoor track meet by a large margin over Oklahoma State, scoring 1407.30 to 106-36, with meet records in pole vault and 440 relay. Kansas, Colorado dominate field events while specific athletes from OU and other schools claim multiple titles across events.
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Gary Schwartz
Byron Berline
Gene Crews
Doug Marshall
John Lawson
Tom VanRuden
Charles Conrad
Ray Bothwell
Clinic Set Today For Muny Course
A clinics for junior and women golfers will be held at 5 p m today at the Municipal Golf course. Russ Peelle the pro said the session will be run by Jim Shaw the course manager and Peelle and cover the fundamentals of the golf swing. There will be no charge.
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Peelle
Guglielmi Rejoins Giants On 1963 Contract Return
Quarterback Ralph Guglielmi former Notre Dame star and Y A Tittle understudy last season returns his signed contract to the New York Giants for the 1963 NFL campaign.
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UPI
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New York Giants
Both Camps Expect Kayo In Title Bout
New York AP report says welterweight champion Luis Rodriguez and Emile Griffith forecast a knockout to end their rivalry in the return title fight. Both fighters aim to extend dominance, with 8 ounce gloves replacing 6 ounce as per NYAC safety rules.
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Associated Press
New York
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Emile Griffith
Cuba
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Virgin Islands
New York Athletic Commission
Griffith V Rodriguez Set For Third Welterweight Title Fight
The 147 pound title bout at Madison Square Garden pits Griffith and Rodriguez in a televised 15 round clash. Griffith, 13-10 favorite, seeks a third reign as welterweight champion while Rodriguez, 50-2 with 21 knockouts, aims to upset the favorite.
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Los Angeles
Colonels Host Chickasha In First Home Game
First home game of the season sees the Lawton Colonels host Chickasha at ABC Park at 8 p.m. Coach Jerry Boucher sends Doug Joyner to the mound against the strong Chicks. Williams starts on the mound for L. J. Powell's crew with Swineford, McClanahan and Sperry backing up. McClanahan, an All-Stater, shares an eager offense with Swineford, Jackson and others in the lineup.
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