Blanchard Sparks Yankees with Grand Slam in 10-2 Win
Johnny Blanchard belted two home runs including a first-inning grand slam as the Yankees, with Mickey Mantle and Roger Maris sidelined by injuries, routed the Red Sox 10-2 in Boston. He collected six RBIs while Hee Lopez and Phil Linz added two doubles and two singles.
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Kilgore Triumphs In Dixie Senior Elimination Thriller
West Monroe edged Meridian in a late inning rally as Kilgore broke a 5-5 tie with a six run fifth inning. Bell led West Monroe with a 3-for-2, while Kilgore’s five run surge spoiled Meridian’s hopes. Ray Alexander earned the win with a three bagger scoring Dickie Jackson and a later insurance sacrifice.
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Travers Stakes set with Candy Spots favored
Candy Spots Chateaugay and Never Bend renew three year rivalry in the 94th Travers Stakes at Saratoga carrying 75 000 added for 1 1/4 miles. Carry Back seeks a comeback in the Buckeye Handicap at Randall Park Cleveland in Carry Back’s first race since retirement.
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Traylor Crowned in Junior Tennis State Championship
Gordon Traylor of Shreveport won the 18 and under title in the Louisiana Closed Tennis Championships in New Orleans defeating Esmond Phelps 3-6 6-2 6-3. Other finals featured Kay Walls, Linda Tuero, Wayne Diel, and Jere Overdyke with multiple doubles results noted.
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Final Arguments Begin In Butts Libel Suit
The case centers on Wallace Butts suing the Saturday Evening Post for 10 million dollars over a story claiming he shared football secrets with Alabama coach Bear Bryant before the 1962 Georgia Alabama game. The trial featured extensive testimony on accusations, plays, and whether the magazine’s report was truthful.
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Davenport Sparks Giants Rally Against Reds In Tight Win
Wobbly-legged infielder Jim Davenport delivered three hits and loaded the bases with a flawless bunt in the fifth as the Giants beat Cincinnati 6-3. Willie Mays followed with a two-run single to seal the victory, keeping San Francisco within three games of the Dodgers.
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Jeff Davis Narrowly Defeats Collins in Boise Bout
Jefferson Davis of Las Vegas edged Boise heavyweight John Tiger Collins in a ten round decision at State Fairgrounds Arena. Judges scored 99-95 and 98-97 for Davis while one card was a 98-98 draw. Davis improves to 21-? with the win, Collins falls to 4-8-1.
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83-year-old golfer shoots ace in nine holes
In Minocquan Wisconsin Carl Hauser, a senior from Litchfield Minnesota, holed out at 151 yards on the second hole of Minocquan Country Club. He carded a nine-hole total of 51, ending with an ace that capped a sweet moment in his round.
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