Loss To South Keeps Young Coach Awake In Bar nitz Thriller
Springfield South defeated Middletown High 8 to 6 at Bar nitz Stadium as Roger Strides and Bill Wilkerson combined for a late TD after Middies failed to push in a go ahead score. Middies suffered a second loss after three straight wins, with turnovers and missed opportunities masking a competitive showing against the Wildcats.
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Barnitz Stadium
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Bartley
Vince Douglass
Gordonmen
Dodd's Defense Is Still Tough and Navy Losses
Georgia Tech remains undefeated under coach Bobby Dodd after a 17-0 win over Navy in Jacksonville. Tech’s stout defense stalled Navy at multiple 16, 29, 37 and 12 yard lines late in the game amid Jolly Roger Staubach injury concerns.
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Fla
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World Series showdown at Yankee Stadium with edge in play
Pre game notes from New York and St Louis set the stage for game three of the World Series. Yogi Berra and Johnny Keane exchange views on stadium size, three outfielders, and home field advantage as Bouton vs Simmons anchors the tipping point game. Weather warm to cool with noon start and full Yankee Stadium expected.
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Johnny Keane
Busch Stadium
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Dick Groat
Bob Skinner
Roger Craig
Mel Stottlemyre
Groat
Bill White
Julian Javier
Whitey Ford
Ford
Ray Sadecki
Palmer Lane U S Survivor In U S Pro Am
In Virginia Water England three leading American pros faced merciless match play. Arnold Palmer survived the first hurdle with a one up win over Peter Butler in 36 holes, while Jack Nicklaus Ken Venturi and Tory Lema were eliminated in their opener.
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Peter Butler
Jack Nicklaus
Columbus
Ohio
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San Francisco
Tory Lema
Oakland
Calif
Termite scam alert targets home owners
A warning urges homeowners to beware of unfamiliar door to door operatives posing as termite inspectors. The notice cautions that trusting unknown canvassers can be risky and stresses verifying credentials before any work is done.
Sherlock Holmes Uncovers Refinishing Trick
A client touring a captivity site realizes the woodwork looks well restored to limed oak. Holmes reveals it had been refinished with Old Masters Liquid Wood at Row A White Company 1325 Central Adv, a neat job.
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Sherlock
Central Adv
Paul Visits Dallas as Indians Eye Relocation
Cleveland Indians president Gabe Paul said the club is not for sale and will report back after tours of possible sites. He listed Seattle Oakland Dallas as cities on the schedule, with Atlanta dropped from consideration.
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Cleveland
Indians’ Board
William Daley
Atlanta
Snead Favored To Defend Title In Pro Am
The 64 team field begins play in the two day 36 hole U S Pro Am at Losantville Country Club. Slammin Sam Snead heads the list of past champions with Ed Tutwiler not present, teamed this year with Dr Jack Leer of Indianapolis. Leer is a former Indiana amateur champion. Top golf winners compete for the $3 000 top prize. amateurs receive merchandise and awards.
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U. S
Losantiville Country Club
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Ed Tutwiler
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Mele Retained as Twins Manager Amid Rumors
New York AP reports Sam Mele was retained as manager of the Minnesota Twins despite ongoing rumors of his departure. The decision came Friday, signaling continuity in the club’s leadership and strategy for the upcoming season.
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Sam Mele
Minnesota Twins
Tokyo Show Best Ever Opening of Olympics
Kenneth Tug Wilson of Chicago, USOC president, hailed the Tokyo ceremony as the best yet surpassing Rome. Douglas Roby of Detroit praised Tokyo’s added touches including balloons released by schoolgirls and the five rings formation. Max Ritter of Jenkintown, treasurer of the USOC and head of the international swimming body, called the show magnificent.
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Kenneth
Tug) Wilson
Chicago
U.S. Olympic Committee
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Douglas F. Roby
Detroit
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Max Ritter
Jenkintown
International Swimming Federation
World group approves 27 track and field records
The IAAF sanctioned 27 world records on Saturday including sprint marks by Bob Hayes of Jacksonville and Henry Carr of Detroit. Five pole vault records were approved, led by Brain Sternberg John Pennel and Fred Hansen with multiple attempts. Ralph Boston’s broad jump marks were accepted though one was marginal for formal approval.
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Henry Carr
Detroit
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John Pennel
Fred Hansen
Sternberg
Seattle
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Miami
Hansen
Cuero
Tex
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Triple Crown Goes To Ayres
Ayres wins the 72nd Kentucky Futurity in straight heats to complete trotting’s triple crown. The Yonkers Futurity and Hambletonian prior wins join this victory for Mrs. Charlotte B. Sheppard’s colt. Prize of $31,391 pushes earnings to $249,515.
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Ayres
Charlotte B. Sheppard
Yonkers
Injuries Could Decide All-Star Classic Matchup
In Toronto at Maple Leaf Gardens the 18th annual All-Star game pits NHL All-Stars against the Stanley Cup champion Maple Leafs with injuries likely to shape the outcome. Sid Abel coaches the All-Stars missing Kenny Wharram Henri Richard and Bill Gadsby while Claude Provost and Leo Boivin join to fill gaps.
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