Nationals Rally Past Americans In Tight Victory
In a tense game the Nationals beat the Americans 5 to 4. Mathews led with a homer and reached base multiple times while Antonelli contributed in the late innings. Elroy Face was roughed up in relief as the Nationals pulled ahead and held on to win. Carson to retire from pro football remains a separate note.
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Crandall
Seates Crandas
Bill Mazereski
Pirates
Mazereski
Minnie Minoso
Nationals
Elroy Fare
Hin
Nellie Fox
Tenater
Sword
Jase Ax
Harvey Kuenn Welked
Vic Prewer
Pax
Karnn
Williams
Wong
Washinton Redskins
Face
Antonelti
Hime
Ing
Carson
Hask
Redskins
Reg Sievers
Lee Drysdale
Broadmoor women’s invitational tops amateur golf scene
Lubbock’s Adams defends title as Broadmoor hosts women’s invitational with Sandra Haynie and Natasha Matson as co medallists. Event features amateurs, qualifying rounds, and pairings for first round. Don Emrich and Diana Reed are among entrants. Jady Bell is the defending Broadmoor champion not competing this year.
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Colorado Springs
Natasha Matson
Tye
Sandra Thrymle
Austin
Broadmoor
United States
Sandra Hignie
Texas
Murry Gow
Mike Hatbour
Hous Stan
Down Ashley
Chitnute
Kan
Jackie Bock
Wichita
Edwin Ryman
Denver
Minnie Ee Ashley
Galasden
Ann. Farrington
Fir Wichita
Diane Reed
B.S. Blanton
Enid
Onla
Uly Hardwick
Sty Longmont
Wing Proctor
Coloray
3 Springs
Don
Emrich
Jady Bell
Wickins
Miss Bell
Chicago
Adams
Roland Adams
Lubbock
Plainview
Bartzen Wins Easily in Western Open Tennis
Bartzen, the top U.S. seed, dominated Marty Ries for a straight set win as foreign entrants push into round of 16 at the Western Open in Milwaukee. Abe Segal edged John Newman to reach third round. Dorothy Head Knocie, top seed, advanced in women's singles with a 6 4 6 3 victory.
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UPU
San Vertank
South Attica
Tenn Tourna
Charles Karabetl
West
Re- Lafayette
Ind
Abe Segal
South Africa
Edge John Newman
Antonio
Tex
Segal
Van
U.S
Bernard Bartzen
Dallas
Marty Riessen
Hinsdale
Leland
Whitney Reed
Alameda
Calif
Grant Golden
Chicago
Mike Green
Miami
Fla
Reed
Robert Stuckert
Golden
Tony Phipps
Green
Nick Sharf
Calfornia
Dorothy Head Knocie
Panama
June Koreger
Ron Fischer
Houston
al Daisenie
Hollywood
Call
Dave Schneider
Tucson
Ariz
Gary Adelman
Milwaker
Stengel Defends All Stars After Close Loss at Forbes Field
Caney Stengel, manager of the American League All Stars, refused to make excuses for a 4-4 loss to the National League at Forbes Field. He praised the other team, noted uneven hitting by Willie Mays and the defense, and cited pitchers like Pryor and Wall as positives. Whitey Ford accepted the loss, blaming his own outing rather than the troops.
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Pittsburgh
Caney Stengel
Naenoma
Forbes Field
Toway
Dustin
Willie May
Whitey Ford
Mays
Nothing definite says Leo on White Sox managing offer
Leo Durocher, former Giants manager and NBC executive, said no definite offer to manage a major league club has been received. He acknowledged discussing a possibility with Dave Marx, who is closely linked to the White Sox, but asserted no concrete offer existed and that stock ownership would be needed for him to consider such a move. Lopes of Chicago denied knowledge of any rumor.
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Chicago White Sox
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New York Giant
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Maneage
Dave Marx
New York
Dave Hiad
Spurs
White Sox
Tury
Jensidhe
Marx
Dave
Chicago
Tampa
Flawuter
Lopes
Medallist Miller Ousted In First Round At Women's West Amateur
In Chicago AP coverage, Ma Miller of Long Beach California known as a medalist was eliminated in the first round of match play. Anne Quast of Everett Washington defeated Frances Rich of Bainbridge Georgia eight and seven. Joe Anne Gunderson of Seattle, the 1967 USGA participant, routed Mrs Leroy Weir of Waukesha Wisconsin.
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Ma. Miller
Feng Ae
Ruth Miller
Long Beach
Cal
Anne Quast
Everett
Wash
Frances Rich
Bainbridge
Joe Anne Gunderson
Seattle
USGA
Leroy Weir
Waukesha
Wis
Lauer Sets Two World Records in Zurich Meet
Germany's Martin Lauer boosts his record haul by clocking 110 meters hurdles in 13.2 seconds on a curved track and 200 meters hurdles around a turn in 22.2 seconds. Willie May of Blue Island, Illinois, places second in both events. Woodhouse wins the 100 meters and follows with another sprint victory as Americans claim several events at the international meet in Zurich.
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Martin Lauer
West Germany
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Glendale
Calif
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Plainfield
Rcord
Elias Gilbert
Winston-Salem
Raleigh
N.C
Charlie Tadwell
Willie May
Blue Island
Til
Lauer May
Lauer
Laure
International Amateur Athletic Federation
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Mices
Bill Woodhouse
Abiline
Christian
Exist
Emile Cunliffe
Stanford
Germany
Paul Schmidt
Woodhouse
Rink Babki
Southern
California
Mel Schwe
Michnes
Chuck Carlsson
Junior Track Meet Slated For Weekend
Texas Tech cinder track hosts the Texas State Junior Olympics Friday and Saturday. Meet director Bob McGuire urges local athletes from Borger to Snyder to enter ages up to 17. Events include running, jumping, and throwing for boys and girls, with AAU cards available at 80 cents. Coaches Ted Simon and Ren Ald Robbins oversee entries, and school entrants from playdays are encouraged to participate. The meet begins at 9 a.m. both days with separate age groups.
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Palminate
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Ander
Alexander Is Hired As New Farwell Coach
Farwell High School hires Dempsey Alexander a West Texas State College graduate as head football and track coach. He comes from Sunray with prior stints at Lockney Plainview Happy and Sunray, and has coached basketball and track at Lockney and Plainview junior high. Alexander is married with three children and belongs to the Methodist church.
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Dempsey Alexander
West Texas State College
Farwell High School
W. M. Roberts
Steers
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Kress
Lockney
Plainview
Happy
Sunray
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