Clyde Turner becomes Titans coach with ex rivals
Clyde Turner ex all pro center and two rivals join him as New York Titans coach after years with players from the other side. Harry Wismer owner of the Titans and Harold Bud Leininger are linked to the move in this UPI report from New York.
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Bulldog) Turner
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Bud) Leininger
Bulldog Remembers Draft Controversy and Hall of Fame Honor
Former Lions owner George A Richards once ordered a number one draft pick. Detroit defied him and traded Doyle Nave. George Halas drafted Turner as his top choice, who later played for the Bears and Rams rivalries. Turner, known as Bulldog, became Titans trainer after a violent Bears Rams game and later entered the Football Hall of Fame.
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National League baseball game between Los Angeles and Pittsburgh
Line scores show Wills and his teammates for Los Angeles facing Pirates in a close contest. Davis, Skinner, and Groat contribute for both sides as errors and double plays shape the game. Final tallies show Pittsburgh edging Los Angeles with key innings and defensive plays noted.
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National League Crowds Rise 41 Percent With New Franchises
Attendance in the expanded National League is up 41 percent this year, led by Houston and New York adding 74.5 percent of the gain. Through June 3, 3,491,545 fans attended NL games, an increase of 1,017,095 from 1961. Houston drew 406,516 on 25 dates, New York 351,928 on 20, Dodgers average 32,022 in Dodger Stadium debut, Giants follow with 527,421.
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Dixie League Scores And Results At Eastside Field
In Dixie League play First Fidelity beat Ryan Chevrolet 11 0 with Stewart and Wright the winning battery and Stewart homering while pitching a no hitter. Sharbano and Floyd took the loss. Ouachita Bank beat KNOK 7 4 with Howell and Corbin winning as Murphy Lyons faced defeat. Knighton went 2 for 4 for KNOK and Person 2 for 3 with a homer for the winners.
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Recreation Softball Tonight In Various League Games
West Monroe Adult League features Jaycees versus Johnson's Rebels at 6 30 and Brownville against Lions Club at 8 30 both at Southside Playground Industrial League schedules Monroe Independents versus Optimist Club at 7 Missouri Pacific Jaycees meet Northside Plumbing at 6 30 Selman Progressive Men's Club against Southern Tool at 8 p m at Selman Victory wallops Winnsboro Road 13 1 in a Church D League game McGough and Hutson combined for the win with three hits apiece Robinson and McGough led the offense Barnes and Bonner took the loss Wiggins collected two hits for the losers North Monroe Chapel beat Edgewood 5 3 Hicks homered with two on Giddens and Strickland the winners Stevens and Carter the losers Ridge Avenue topped First Methodist 12 8 with Fulton and Gober the winners Hudson and Burley the losers Smith Lassiter each had three hits Joiner added two for three in the winners Memorial Methodist defeated Faith Baptist by forfeit in the sixth Memorial Methodist Ronald May went four for four with three homers Emmanuel Baptist beat Central 13 7 Jinks and McBeth led hitters McGee and Futrell for Central Futrell homered as well Lakeshore Baptist beat St Marks 11 3 Boles and Smith the winners Madden two hits for the losers with a homer
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AWOL Soldier Qualified For Open Tourney
Fort Hood Army private Jerry Edwards qualified Monday in Dallas for the National Open Golf Championship but was AWOL when he did it. Col. O R Bergner said Edwards, former Fort Worth city champ, would not be allowed to play unless he obtains advance leave. Edwards, recalled into active duty after nine pro tournaments, said he would try to find a way to compete at Oakmont despite the leave issue.
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Yankees Indians clash frames pennant drive in midseason talks
Cleveland skipper Mel McGaha declares any of six teams could win the pennant as he previews a New York series. He cites strong arms in Cleveland pitching led by Donovan Ramos and McDowell, and a surprising lineup featuring Essegian, Kindall, Held and Francona with solid outfield rotation.
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Bowling Classic League Scores Highlight Keystones
Team Flamingo Lounge Keystone Paint Team No 4 Lee Edwards Key Finance Inc Coin Machine Team No 10 Nelson Lumber Team No 3 Highlights H Carter 265 H Adcock 614 H Team Game Keystone 64 H Team Series Keystone 1670
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Little League Nightly Scores From Diverse Leagues
Keene's downed A&C Music 11-7 as Lancaster Bushnell and Southwell formed the winning battery. Fog Service beat Discount Center 11-8 with McBeth Yerger and White on the battery. Roche led losers 2-for-2. Spats Drugs defeated First Presbyterian 5-3 as Marsala and Shep won. News-Star edged Buddy Blair 5-4 with Foust and Robinson winning. Twin City Printing beat Purity Ice Cream 9-7 with Kokinos Smith winning.
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Cancellations Hit Finger Lakes Race Program
Canandaigua New York UPI reports a shortage of horses forces cancellation of Thursday's program at the new 5.5 million Finger Lakes race track. This marks the second cancellation since the May 23 opening.
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Yesterday's Stars Battled for 10-9 Victory Over Reds
In a dramatic 11th inning Stan Musial homered for his 450th, went 3-for-6, and helped the Cardinals snap an eight-game losing streak with a 10-9 win over Cincinnati. Bob Bruce bested Milwaukee with a seven-hitter, 7-1, striking out 10 and walking one.
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75 Target of Golf Week Club Matches
Aiming for a 75 score, about 100,000 weekend golfers will seek bronze during National Golf Week with handicaps and strokes. Gene Littler posted 75 in an Aronimink Country Club exhibition against Jerry Barber, and golfers pay $1 to beat Littler’s score for charity. Amateur play uses handicaps plus additional strokes. Callaway system for those without a handicap. Last year 69 yielded 10,000 winners. this year PGA expects about 50,000 medals.
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