Soviets See U S Rivalry Sparking Rome Games
Soviet Olympic Committee chair Konstantin Andrianov says the healthy rivalry with the United States will spur greater achievement and predicts the USSR will win more than a hundred medals in Rome. He notes U S track supremacy but aims to excel in distance events and gymnastics. agrees with state sponsorship and pay for athletes.
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Will Grimsley
Associated Press
Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
Konstantin Andrianov
Andrianov
Rome
Melbourne
A. S. Peslyak
U.S
Albert Mayer
League Leaders Su Tha Seen Leagues Leaders Su Tha Seen wane
Baseball season leaders are listed for American and National Leagues with batting, runs, runs batted in, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, stolen bases, and pitching wins and strikeouts. Notable names include Maris Mantle Mays Banks and Drysdale with high totals across various categories.
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Wane Press
Smith
Chicago
Mantle
New York
Maris
Minaso
Kowron
Siebern
Kansas City
Skowron
Boston
Fox
Brandt
Robinson
Baltimore
Aparicio
Becquer
Washington
Landis
Stubbs
Coates
Atrikeouts
Detroit
Pascual
Mays
San Francisco
Larker
Los Angeles
Ashburn
Siuton
Mathews
Milwaukee
Banks
Aaron
Urgh
Pinson
Cincinnati
Cepeda
Cunningham
Knight Sets Pace At Halfway Mark In Open Golf
Knight led the Insurance City Open after 36 holes with a nine under par 133 at Wethersfield Conn. He shot four birdies in the second round to top a field that included Finsterwald Fleck Venturi Hebert and Collins. Rosburg trailed by one stroke.
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Knight
Wethersfield. Conn
Diex Knight
Bob Rosburg
Apple Valley
Calif
Tow Finsterwald
Tequesta
Fla
Jack Fleck
Los Angeles
Ken Venturi
Palo Alto
Lionel Hebert
Lafayette
Bill Collins
Crystal River
Fila
Prize Ayrshire calf prize essay contest winners listed
Judy Williams of Union Bridge received the well bred Ayr shire calf Minimac Pam for winning the Western Marinaed Ayrshire Club essay contest. Officials include Webster MacCartree president of the Western Maryland Ayrshire Breeders Association and several exhibitors across multiple classes with placements noted for juniors, yearlings, cows and best three females.
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Pam
Judy Williams
Route 2
Union Bridge
Webster McCariee
Middletown
Robert Shank
Joel Gaver
Suzanne Kent
John Kent
William I. Shank
Garry Stauffer
Joy Elaine Stank
Myron Jean Hahn
Ruth L. Willams
John E. Willams Jr
Webster G. MacCartree
Moni
William I. Shank and Sons
Brenda Lynn Hahn
Myra Jean Hahn
Joylaine Shank
W. H. Hahn
Yanks Edge Athletics 4 3
A two run homer by Roger Maris and timely hitting gave the Yankees a 4 3 win over the Athletics. Bob Shantz relieved and shut down Norm Siebern as Maris connected on a key first inning blast to spark the victory.
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Joe Reichier
Associated Press
Roger Maris
Loxo
Bob Turner
Bobby Shantz
Norm Siebern
Maris
Red Sox
Tigers
Sherister
Detroit
Frank Lary
de Lock
Senators
Buck Shaw
Shaw
Somers Wins 1500 for US Olympic Swimming Triumph
Alan Somers of Indianapolis edged George Breen to clinch a first double at the US Olympic trials. Breen set an American 1500 record earlier. Somers also earned a place on the Olympic team by winning the 400. Other finals featured Paula Myers Pope sweeping diving events and Bob Webster winning the men’s platform. The Sapling Stakes at Monmouth Park headlines racing, with Hail To Reason as a top contender and a $136,879 purse across 18 races.
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Somers
Murray Rose
Detroit
Alan Somers
Indianapolis
George Breen
Indiana University
Breen
Toledo
Ray Saari
el Seguido
Calif. A.C
Brian Foss
San Leandro
Calif
Winston Pendleton
Warren Uhler
Detroit A.C
Roy Barry
Tom Bucy
Los Angeles A.C
Paula Myers Pope
Glendora
June Irwin
Los Angeles
Sirs
Pope
Mrs. Irwin
Karla Klumpp
Bob Webster
Michigan
Santa Ana
Gary Yobian
Tobian
Associated Press
Monmouth Park
Patrice Jacobs
Heason
Bob Ussery
Lsa
Iron Rail
Chinchilla
Pat
Arlington Park
Sarangta E Soc
Arlington
Saratoga
Whitneyes
M Ada L. Rice
Mizell Delivers Shutout As Pirates Lead In NL Race
Vinegar Bend Mizell silenced the Giants 1-0 for his seventh win in nine decisions since joining Pittsburgh. He extended a 26 inning scoreless streak and helped the Pirates open a four game edge over Milwaukee as St Louis slid to third after a 3-0 loss to Cincinnati. Rain halted the Dodgers Phillies game. Purkey held St Louis to eight hits as the Reds and Braves rallied. Eddie Mathews homered for Milwaukee. Crandall and Spangler had three hits for Atlanta.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
Vinegar Bend
Mizell
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh
San Franc
Pirates
Milwaukee
Cardinals
Chicago
Cubs
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Braves
Mizeli
Sam Jones
Giants
Hiself
Bi Virdon
Dick Groat
Don Blasingame
Groat
Blasingame
Virdon
Bob Purkey
Marshall Bridges
Reef
Purkey
Reds
Curt Simmons
Eddie Mathews
Hank
Ernie Banks
Lew Burdele
del Crandall
al Spangier
Cubs recall Drahovsky and Bre from injuries after punch
Moe Drahovsky is recalled from Houston and Jim Bre Slaugzed is activated by the Chicago Cubs following a Thursday clash with the Reds. Brewer undergoes surgery to repair facial injuries after a punch from Martin, with doctors noting a black eye and a rough night but improved condition this morning.
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Drabowsky
Chicago
Ford Frick
Cheaso Cubs
Moe Drahovsky
Houston
Jim Bre
Bi Martin
Cincinnati
Wester Memorial
Brewer
Martin
Cub
Arthur Metz
SHQPT IN FINALS OF GOLF TOURNAMENT AT OAKLAND MD
SHQPT from Richmond, Virginia, won 6-2 2-6 6-3 over Fred McNair of Washington to reach the Western Maryland Tennis championship final. Top seed Tim Coss of Washington led when rain halted play. delay continued into Saturday after a 64 34 day. McNair and Earl Brown won 6-2 7 over Day for doubles. In Major League Baseball, the Red Sox rallied to beat the Tigers 4-2, while Vinegar Bend Mizell threw his second straight shutout as Pittsburgh beat San Francisco 1-0.
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Oakland
Gene’ Short
Richmond
Fred McNair
Washington
Tim Coss
Mountain Lake Tonn
Coss
Waston
W. C. Day
Cumberland
McNair
Earl Brown
Bob Burgess
Paul Heil
Mountains or seashore heat escape query prompts varied views
A readers poll explores preference for mountain or seashore escapes as summer heat relief. Mrs Sandower favors mountains for space cheaper family fun and nature. Mrs Lee prefers the sea for sun and water sports. another favors mountains for cooler shade and scenery. Also notes Joe Gordon new Detroit Tigers manager contract through 1961 amid Chicago trade context. Minor league results follow. Fire-related injuries report fatal burns at Baltimore hospital after heater explosion.
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Gordon
Detroit
Joe Gordon
Detroit Tigers
Tiger
Cleveland Indi
William de Witt
Indians
Cleveland
Jimmie Dykes
Fragmented history notes mix wars births and ads
A jumbled OCR shows dates and events from 1690 to 1959 including military actions at Fort Stanwix and Gordonsville, names like Gen Herkimer and Gen Pope, oblique references to public notices, and scattered items on golf and commercial listings. The text blends history, biographies, and ads with uncertain detail.
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America
Nicholas Herkimer
Stanwix
Oriskany
N.Y
Joseph
M N
Geneva
Herter
Oxteopart
George Fred
Bailey’s Island
Mai
Field, Mass
Jefferson W. Keener
BF Goodrich Co
Por
Thomas Dress
U. S. Air Force
Zer
Alvin
Castro Goes Fishing With Brother
Havana radio station WOZ said ailing Prime Minister Fidel Castro went fishing today with his younger brother Raul, amid speculation over his health. The report noted he appeared in fine condition and resting, countering rumors of illness.
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Havana
WOZ
Fidel Castro
Raul Castro
Armed Forces
Castro
Juan Orta
Orta
Ens
Local Junk and Pool Deals Amid Water Bills
Local listings show fibreglass vinyl and masonry pools priced at 1795 with installation and filter. Frederick area notices warn 10 water users with past due accounts as of April 1 1960. prompt payment urged by Louis E. Eichelberger treasurer.
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C. Hanford Browning
Damascus
Clearwater
Louis E. Eichelberger
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Italy
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Philadelphia
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