O Hara Wins 1500 Meter American Record at AAU Meet
Tom O Hara beat Cyrol Burleson in the 1500 meters at the National AAU Track and Field Championships in New Brunswick New Jersey clocking 3 38 1 an American record. Jim Grelle and Jim Ryan joined the fast time trio while Cary Weisiger old mark fell. Bob Hayes injured hamstring may be excused from New York trials with possible invited final trials in September.
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Tom
Jim Grelle
Jim Ryan
Wichita
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Cary Weisiger
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Ryan
Weisiger
Braves Deny Mets Trade Rumors Involving Mathews Spahn
Milwaukee Braves officials and players Ed Mathews Warren Spahn and Frank Bolling denied a New York newspaper report that they would be traded to the Mets for 200000 dollars and three players. Mathews and Spahn defended the club saying such a deal is ludicrous and the team will not trade Spahn.
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New York
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Braves
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International boxing results from Manila to Tokyo
AP reports scattered boxing verdicts with fighters from Manila, Mexicali, Phoenix, Chicago, and other cities. Rossito and Alosa share points in Manila. Ortega tops Mott in Laurel. Jones wins by knockout in Tokyo. Giannandrea defeats Dourre in Sande Polcro.
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Associated Press
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Mario Rossito
Columbia
Car Penalosa
Drew
Laurel
Mont
Gaspar Ortega
Mexicali
Mexico
Cecil Mott
Phoenix
Ariz
Tokyo
Ronnie Jones
Chicago
Shiego Marisawa
Japan
Sandepolcro
Italy
Enzo Giannandrea
Rene Dourre
Martinique
North South all star tilt renewed after two year lapse
Ohio High School Basketball Coaches Association voted unanimously to continue the North South all star game next year after a 126 112 win by the South over the North at Marion The game featured Bill Hosket Dayton Belmont with 27 points and Don May 13 rebounds leading the South while Jim Carder Delphos St John scored 34 for the North and Fred Cluff Hillsboro added 22 The Memorial crowd of 3500 saw the South win its fourth of six in the series.
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Ohio High School Basketball Coaches Association
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Belmont
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North
Jerry
Yankees
Lima
Bob Butler
Don May
Hokset
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Hasket
Rebels
Fred Cluff
Hillsboro
Ohio University
Alvis Recovery Rapid May Head Home By Sunday
Cleveland third baseman Max Alvis hospitalized with spinal meningitis shows improvement. He no longer has a fever and the soreness has subsided, and team physician Dr Thomas Tierney says he may travel home by week’s end. He is on the 2 day disabled list with unclear full recovery time.
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Cleveland
Max Alvis
Alvis
Thomas Tierney
Red Sox
Sancta Maria Hospital
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Spectator Sues Otto Graham Over Golf Injury
Salvatore M. Giurbino of Brunswick sues promoters of the Cleveland Open and Otto Graham for 8000 dollars claiming a ball driven by Graham hit him in a roped spectator area. He alleges a facial injury including a broken nasal bone and permanent scar requiring surgery.
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Derby favorites and winners in Kentucky history
Louisville report notes that of 28 odds on favorites entering the Kentucky Derby, only 15 have secured victory, highlighting the long odds of favorites winning the famed race.
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Louisville, Ky
Reds Open Cubs Set Today In Chicago Baseball
Cincinnati Reds split a doubleheader with Pittsburgh and head to Chicago for an afternoon game with the Cubs. Jim O'Toole to oppose Lew Burdette as Cincinnati trails Pittsburgh by one game and sits one game ahead of the Cubs. Tsitouris pitched well in the first win and John Edwards sparked a third inning rally in the second. Ver y n Law took the defeat for Pittsburgh while Nuxhall may miss his next start with a left shoulder injury.
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Fred Hutchinson
Jim O'Toole
Lew Burdette
Cincinnati
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John Edwards
John Tsitouris
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Vernon Law
Tsitouris
Jim Maloney
Hutchinson
Joe Nuxhall
Nuxhall
Southpaw
San Francisco
O'Dell
Jim Gilliam
Dodger
Lee Walls
Maury Wills
Phillies
Cardinals
Chris Short
Milwaukee
New York
Houston
Colts
Pained O'Dell Hurts Dodgers as Giants Take NL Lead
Dodgers ace Billy O'Dell suffers neck pain yet appears in relief to thwart a ninth inning rally. The Giants push ahead 1-0 at Candlestick Park, aided by a Cepeda sacrifice fly and a pivotal defensive stop. Elsewhere, the Phillies collapse in a pair of losses, and Milwaukee and Cincinnati gain ground in the NL standings.
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Associated Press
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Don Drysdale
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Herbel
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Frank Howard
Giant
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Baseball scores and standings from the leagues
National League results with Milwaukee, New York, Philadelphia, St. Louis, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Chicago, Houston, San Francisco, Los Angeles. American League standings led by Baltimore and New York with Detroit Chicago Boston Cleveland and Kansas City in pursuit. Monday schedule shows twin bill and cross league matchups. International League top games Columbus Toronto Richmond Buffalo Syracuse Rochester Jacksonville.
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Allison's Spree Puts Him On Top In AL Batting Race
Dick Coach reports star slugger Allison led Minnesota to a 9 3 victory over Chicago by singling and his 20th homer extending his hitting streak to 19 games and raising his average to .340 atop the league. Versalles and Killebrew provided early runs as the Twins pull ahead while Yankees, Orioles, Red Sox and Tigers share wins and losses in a busy day.
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Monster Radatz Dominates Red Sox Rescue Doubleheader
Boston pitcher Dick Radatz tamed Cleveland in a doubleheader sweeping 8 5 to 3 as he notched his 11th and 12th saves. The 6 foot 6 inch reliever again underscored his value to manager Johnny Pesky and the club as critical to reaching the first division. Pesky praised Radatz’s importance calling him unbelievable.
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Dick Radatz
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Red Sox
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Bill Monbouquette
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Pesky
Reeder Sets Four NM State Track Records in Final Meet
Susan Reeder of Santa Fe concluded her NM State track career by winning the 50, 100, and 220 yard dashes and the hop, step and jump in the closing meet, helping the school hold seven of its 14 marks.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico State University
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