Maris Hits Two Homers As Yankees Blank A’s 10 0
Roger Maris drives in four runs with his 23rd and 24th homers to back Jim Coates in a 10-0 Yankees win over the Athletics. Coates improves to 9-0 this season, allowing only two hits through six, and New York extends its lead as Kansas City loses sixth straight.
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Tourney Opens With Chiefs Rally To Beat Anton All-Stars
Chiefs edge Anton All-Stars 9 7 as Jerry Trollinger pitches to hold off late rally. Dixie Dusters rally for 13 11 win over Southern Pony Elks with key hits by Mathan Lindley and Roy McDowell. Three games today Slaton vs Gunners Post-Shop Pers Sandies Optimist on schedule.
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District 3-AAAA title race bets spark debate
Prognosticators foresee a four way fight among Palo Duro Berger Monterey and Plainview for District 3-AAAA honors. Amarillo Tascosa Pampa and Tom S. Lubbock unlikely contenders. Berger and Monterey predicted to present tougher squads with key returnees noted.
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Fraser and Laver Set All Australian Wimbledon Final
Neale Fraser and Rod Laver, both Australians, reached the Wimbledon final to meet Friday in an all Australian title clash. Marty Mulligan and Bob Hewitt upset the American doubles team in the quarter finals, while Pietrangeli and Krishnan were playoff victims as Laver and Fraser advanced.
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the Rocket) Laver
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Harvard Rowing Team Sets Record at Henley Regatta
Harvard lightweight eight opened defense of Thames Challenge Cup by breaking the event record on the Thames at Henley. The Crimson beat Isis Boat Club by three quarters of a length, clocking six minutes 39 seconds for the mile and 500 yards, six seconds faster than Princeton’s 1953 mark. It was the 27th straight win for Harvard lightweights led by coxswain and stroke Tony Goodman.
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Victoria Park Arrives to Run Hollywood Derby
Victoria Park the highly touted Canadian bred horse arrived in Inglewood by plane to compete in the $100 000 added Hollywood Derby on July 12. Eggypt is purchasing thousands of radio sets for distribution in its Desert Development regions.
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Williams and Nixon lead Boston past Detroit 4 2 at Fenway
Ted Williams homered to drive in 504th career and 12th of the season and Russ Nixon hit his third as Boston beat Detroit 4 2. Jim Bunning started for Detroit and Bill Monbouquette earned the win for Boston, with Williams belting a 440 foot shot and Nixon adding a homer after Williams advanced on an infield out.
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Robinson Can Play For Dallas
A federal judge ruled the Robinson Lions NFL contract not binding allowing Johnny Robinson to play for Dallas in the AFL. U.S. District Judge J Skelly Wright denied Detroit's injunction, marking a setback for the NFL in the talent dispute with the upstart AFL.
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