Who's Afraid Of Big Bad Yankees Now
AP report notes hope in the American League as the Yankees slip from invincible to beatable midway through the season. Cleve land manager Mel McGaha cites six clubs as threats while praising Cleveland's nine new players from trades, including Donovan Ramos and Kindall, as key to their improving status despite losses like Piersall Power and Temple.
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Rossi Opens Baseball School In Middletown
Fenwick coach Butch Rossi starts Middletown's first baseball school to provide position-specific coaching, expanding local Knothole programs and addressing time constraints in community clubs. Connie Capozzi tops local tennis, returns from St Louis with two singles titles and a doubles crown with sister Joan.
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Paul Did OK With Reds Too
Gabe Paul earns praise as Cleveland Indians general manager for smart trades that boosted the team. He acquired Dick Donovan Tony Kindall Pedro Ramos Chuck Essegian and Gene Green. The piece notes past Reds deals including trading Don Gross for Bob Purkey in 1957 and highlights Purkey as a consistent winner.
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Army's Dietzel draws South Carolina recruits amid piracy cries
New Army coach Paul Dietzel lured two top South Carolina prep players, Curtiss Lindler of Lower Richland and Wayne Page of Lake View, to West Point. Clemson and South Carolina coaches denounce the move as piracy, while Dietzel says recruitment funds come only from the Army Athletic Association and gate receipts.
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Fight Results From The Associated Press
San Antonio reports Marsh Wells stopped David Cervantes in Mexico City while Doug Vaillant outpointed Dave Charnley in England. Results list boxers from Houston Mexico City Miami and England with wins by knockout and decision, highlighting international bouts and judges scores.
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Jimenez and Siebern Lift A's In Tight AL Race
A rookie Jimenez and veteran Siebern fueled the Kansas City Athletics in a 4-3 win over Minnesota. Jimenez boosted his batting average to .366 with a double and single, while Siebern added a double and homer to push KC within two wins of .500. The Twins’ Camilo Pascual took the loss as Earl Battey threw out Siebern at home on the tying/go-ahead play. Chicago White Sox beat the Angels 9-5 behind Charlie Smith’s four RBIs. Don Zanni earned the win. Baltimore also won, edging Washington 6-5. Boston signed Larry Thomas of Ohio University as a prize prospect.
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Miami Nets Withrow Ob
Miami University football coach John Pont says Bill Ferrone a 6-0 375 pound quarterback from Cincinnati Withrow will enroll at Miami in September. Ferrone was honored with Withrow High School’s Outstanding Athlete of the Year and also played basketball guard and baseball pitcher.
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National League Scoreboard Roundup and Schedule
National League results include San Francisco 11 Chicago 4 and St Louis 10 Cincinnati 9 in 11 innings. Los Angeles 3 Pittsburgh 2 game suspended. New York at Philadelphia postponed. Thursday games list Los Angeles at Pittsburgh and Cincinnati at St Louis only. Other leagues report Baltimore 6 Washington 5, Kansas City 4 Minnesota 3, Detroit at Boston postponed. American Association Oklahoma City 3 Indianapolis 0. International League Richmond 5 Atlanta 4. Jacksonville 13 Columbus 2.
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Cardinals Top Reds Despite Poor Effort
Stan Musial hit his 450th home run to lift the Cardinals to a 10-9 11 inning win over the Reds but pitcher Ray Sadecki took the loss amid a five run fifth inning spree. Cardinal manager Johnny Keane fined Sadecki $250 for the poorest effort he had seen on a major league diamond. The Reds had surged ahead 9-1 before St. Louis rallied to tie and Musial’s homer delivered the victory. The Giants beat the Cubs 11-4 as San Francisco stretched its lead, while the Dodgers split a doubleheader with Pittsburgh after an 11 inning nightcap suspension. Houston defeated Milwaukee 7-1. NY-Phil was rained out. Musial went 3-for-4 to raise his average to .326 and also threw out Cookie Rojas at the plate. Bill White and Ken Boyer added timely homers in the late surge. The article also notes a fifth inning error by Sadecki and an early Purkey homer off Sadecki.
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Redbirds and Cubs Make Four-Player Swap
The St Louis Cardinals trade shortstop Alex Grammas and outfielder Don Landrum to the Chicago Cubs for B G Smith and Daryl Robertson. Smith, a right handed hitter, joins the Cards immediately while Robertson, a power hitting shortstop, will be optioned to Tulsa. Robertson remains with San Antonio in the Texas League. Smith, batting .157 with the Cubs, will serve as an outfield replacement for the ailing Minnie Minoso.
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Cuban Levels Top Contender
In London at Wembley indoor stadium Doug Vaillant Cuba pummeled Dave Charnley, No. 2 title contender, over 10 rounds. Vaillant, from Miami, earned sixth contender rating from Ring Magazine after the masterful win, setting up a possible bout with champion Carlos Ortiz.
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Armco Bowlers Fete Tuesday at Manchester Inn
Tickets remain for the Armco Association Bowling Banquet set for Tuesday at 6 30 p m at the Manchester Motor Inn. Priced at 1 25 dollars, tickets are available from the Armco Association with Steve Nagy the nationally ranked bowler as special guest.
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Yesterday's Stars in Baseball and Pitching Wins
Yesterday's Stars highlights Stan Musial of the Cardinals going 3-for-4 with his 450th homer and a throw at the plate in a 10-9 win over the Reds ending St. Louis eight-game skid. Bob Bruce of the Colts pitched a seven-hitter, striking out 10 in a 7-1 victory over Milwaukee.
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