Chisox Win Pair A's Split With Yanks Orioles Victors
In a busy Boston Globe wire update, the Chicago White Sox win a doubleheader as the Athletics split with the Yankees and the Orioles overtake the Indians. Highlights include Bill Skowron and Gil McDougald producing for the Yankees, Brooks Robinson's grand slam for Baltimore, and a strong relief effort by Ken Johnson and Mike Fornicles. Mantle and Throneberry homer in the opener as Maris struggles at the plate, while Wertz leads Boston with a pair of three-run shots in a twin bill against Detroit.
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Giants Recall Willie McCovey Returns to Giants
San Francisco recalls Willie McCovey from Tacoma after a slump in the Pacific Coast League. The rookie of the year batted 273 in his brief Northwest stint with one homer and five RBIs. He debuted last season with a 13 homer showing against the Phillies starter Robin Roberts.
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Coaches Sign On At School’s First Day In Dallas
The report notes a new coaching wave at the school’s opening day with Texas coaches association figures and several named coaches preparing for spring athletic events. It highlights anticipated all star games at the Cotton Bowl, heat affected travel, and upcoming meetings as officials aim to set records and appoint new leaders for football basketball and track.
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Fifteen Swim Marks Fall In Rome Olympics Sprint
AP reports a surge of world records across events and continents as over 20 new marks emerged at the Rome Olympics and trials. Americans led the charge with top performances in swimming and track, with notable feats by Ralph Boston and others while challengers arose from Germany, Britain, South Africa, and Japan. The July record spree highlighted a shifting elite as Yohann Tanaka and Natalie Steward posted standout times, and Berlin trials produced new marks in Berlin.
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Tonto Bars Hank Wins at Ruidoso Debut
Tonto Bars Hank, a chestnut colt owned by Mandy G. Whitcomb of Storing, Cole, won the one mile feature at Ruidoso NM's inaugural meet. The purse totaled $8100 with strong performances from Kansas Futurity contenders and other top runners.
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Lubbock Lions Tithe Tilt Set Cob Cup Match
The Lubbock Lions schedule a garden variety tilt at Hetlaes Park at 8 pm. Cobbs won Gestelie in the regular lease race and Dunlap’s bed forward. The AILStar game and runes for ast giant will be played Thursday night.
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Littler Tops Eastern Open With Record 273
Littler from Singing Hills California won the Eastern Open golf tournament in Baltimore with a 273 total, matching the 72 hole record. He shot 67 to finish two strokes ahead of Gary Player who closed with 68 and 67 for 275. Besselink was third at 276, Rodriguez and Nichols tied for fourth at 277. Nieporte posted a 66 in the final round.
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National League doubleheader rout by Cardinals over Phillies
National Louis Cardinals swept a doubleheader against the Philadelphia Phillies 9 2 and 9 3 before about 20 000 fans. Ken Boyer and Stan Musial hit homers as Curt Simmons and Ray Sadecki earned decisions. Lindy McDaniel closed the nightcap with his 16th save as St Louis extended its July hot streak and improved to 9 3 in the season series.
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Crawford II To Miss Cup Action In Golf Setback
Richard Crawford of the University of Houston was sidelined from the US Americas Cup team after an emergency appendectomy during the Southeast Arkansas Open in Pine Bluff. The two time NCAA champion from El Dorado, Arkansas won this year’s Colorado Springs tournament, with the Americas Cup matches slated for August in Ottawa Canada. Doctors expect about a month recovery before he resumes golf.
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Collier Philbrick and Ball win three titles in Lubbock tourney
In the Lubbock Closed Tennis Tournament final results, Jim Collier Jill Philbrick and Donie Ball each claimed three titles. Highlights include mixed doubles winners Collier and Philbrick, boys and girls 18 and under champions Osborne and Qi, and Russell Ball taking the men's singles title.
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Untitled sports round up mixed results and standings
Fragmented text shows scattered scores and team mentions across multiple leagues including Chicago Baltimore Las Vegas and Milwaukee. It references several matchups, standings quirks, and missing game details with no clear narrative or decisive outcome.
Red Cheks Rally Inning Drive Leads To Big Win
In a tense game, Bumpass drove in runs with a left field push and a long double by Bandy. Arrington sparked a big inning with two singles as Willams and King scored, while Wilson and King’s throws preserved the late lead. Dale Harris hit a disputed homer but was ruled out. Roth Arrington and Bumpass delivered strong batting and pitching to seal the victory.
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Berg Winner At Hiawatha
Minneapolis amateur Beth Berg wins at Hiawatha, claiming Minnesota title with a three under par 69 on the front nine and a record 2 five under par set by Beth Cornelius on the heels. Berg emerges as state amateur champion in a tight finish.
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