Vault Champ Paralyzed After Trampoline Accident
Brian Sternberg world class vault champion is partially paralyzed after a trampoline accident during UW gymnastics practice. Doctors report a cervical vertebra dislocation and possible spinal damage, with no immediate surgery. Sternberg, 20, previously set a 16 foot world record and was preparing for a Soviet Union tour.
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Marichal Star Turns Back Braves In Long Giants Battle
Juan Marichal pitched a stellar 11 inning win for the San Francisco Giants over the Milwaukee Braves. Mays delivered the decisive homer in the 16th, as the game echoed Carl Hubbell’s famed mound heroics and kept the Dodgers atop the NL standings.
Middletown golf ace pace beats city record
With the Fourth of July holiday near, Middletown eyes a new city hole-in-one record as Ray Brown sank his 16th ace of the season last week. It was his second career ace and the eighth in Wildwood during the 1863 campaign, six on the 137 yard No 7. Ted Repper and Bob Hart also carded aces on No 18 and another hole.
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Reppers Blast Longest Ace at No 18
Brown achieves a historic hole in one at No 18 in a match at Brown's Run, tying Middletown's all time record. The feat echoes his Riviera CC shot at Daytona Beach in 1959, where a 60 yard longer ace was filmed after four attempts to roll the ball in.
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Young Hurlers Sparkle In AL
Fastballing teen Dave Morehead and veteran Al Downing shined as New York and Boston won. Downing blanked Chicago 3-0 with a one hit game through seven, Morehead lost a no hitter but won 6-1 over Cleveland. The Twins moved to second with a 7-4 Detroit win, Allison homered twice and Hall hit a 430 foot three run shot. Orioles injuries plagued the night as Barber Powell and Valentine left with injuries.
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Marichal and Spahn Duel 16 Innings in Candlestick Classic
In Candlestick Park a 16 inning pitchers duel between Juan Marichal and Warren Spahn produced a 1-0 Giants victory on a Willie Mays homer. Marichal threw 227 pitches as the aging Spahn went 201, with wind and rain help noted for the near-no hitter. Alvin Dark called it the greatest game seen by the two veterans.
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American League Tuesday Results Summary
Reported results show New York defeating Chicago 3 0 Baltimore 4 3 Boston 6 1 Cleveland Washington 7 Kansas City 2 Minnesota 7 Detroit 4. Scheduled games include Chicago at New York Boston at Cleveland Los Angeles at Baltimore Minnesota at Detroit. Thursday matchups list Minnesota at Detroit Boston at Cleveland Kansas City at Washington Los Angeles at Baltimore Chicago at New York.
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Senators Bring Ridzik Back
Washington Senators acquire Stephen G Ridzik from Toronto to bolster their rotation, selling Jim Bronstad to cover roster moves. Ridzik, 33, carries a 7-4 record and 3.11 ERA with Toronto. Bronstad had a 1-3 mark with the Senators. The moves come after a prior deal sending Don Blasingame to Cincinnati for value.
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Cols Clubbed for Purkey and Nottebart In Key Inning
The Associated Press reports Downing of the Yankees allowed one hit, a Carreon single in the seventh, as New York shut out Chicago 3-0. Dodgers beat the Cardinals 1-0 in a seventh inning RBI by Ron Fairly to move a half game ahead in NL standings.
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Reds Top Colts 6 4 Behind Coleman Two Run Single
Gordy Coleman drove in two runs with a seventh inning single to lift the Cincinnati Reds to a 6-4 win over the Houston Colts. The veteran first baseman admitted his bat has been off but his timely hit sparked a comeback as Cincinnati pulled ahead and added insurance in the eighth.
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