Cards reshuffled again in American League
Milton Richman reports potential reorganizations in major league ranks with Bill Veeck returning to Orioles as president and GM, Lee MacPhail moving to Yankees front office, and Ralph Houk possibly becoming AL president or staying with CBS linked role. Iglehart and Hoffberger drive the shift, with CBS ties shaping baseball control and ownership plans.
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Holland Signs Cage Contract With LSU Five
Bay Village Ohio guard Jim Holland a 6-1 standout signed with LSU as the seventh high school prospect to join the Tigers He earned MVP honors on the All South West Cleveland team led Bay Village High to a 20-2 season with 17.3 ppg and set five school records including most points in a season and career 40 point game on 74 percent shooting from the floor He joins prior LSU signees Dave Ramsden Chuck Legler Dennis Kagel Ted Dillon Rusty Bergman and Ralph Jukkola.
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Bruce Crampton Advances to Second in Money Rankings
Bruce Crampton, winner of the Festival Open, climbs from fifth to second in the PGA official money list with $43,095.17 earned this year. Leader Jack Nicklaus remains atop with $47,900.00 as other players slide in standings after recent events.
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Williams wins Challenge Cup for second time at Pine Hills
Bert Williams captured the Challenge Cup handicap trophy at Pine Hills Gun Club Bancroft Camp for the second time. He shot 19 of 25 in the first round from 4 yards and then a perfect 25 of 25 for a 44 of 50 total. Hugh Spurlock and Marvin Williamson were close with 43 of 50 as Williams joined Ross Graves and Dr Dickon horst with two wins toward permanent possession.
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Question Of Whether Yanks Can Come From Back Again
New York Yankees face a steep climb as they sit in eighth place with a 92 game deficit. Injuries to Elston Howard Roger Maris and Mickey Mantle plus Whitey Ford's uneven form have left the club hitting .216. Past comebacks show they can rally, but four months remain to prove they can win the pennant again.
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West Monroe Dixie Senior Nelson Lumber Co. Triumphs 8-5
Nelson Lumber Co. defeats City Council 8 to 5 as Jordan powers with a double and LeJuene adds two doubles. G Hummel and Jay? Hummel contribute for the losers. Rivers Ford loses 11-3 with Calhoun triple and Hale double. WB lineup features Jordan Meyer Hol loway Booth Thompson.
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Shane Wins By Disqualification Over Donovan
Bobby Shane won the Fox Roll Arena main event by disqualification over Dandy Jack Donovan. He suffered a bruised throat after the match as a result of the incident.
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Bout recap: Donovan disqualified after repeated kicks
In preliminary bouts Tom Bradley defeated Ted Nairy and Kit Fox beat Willie Garett as organizers noted Donovan's illegal actions and faces disqualification for repeated kicks and karate blows.
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