Powerful U S Swim Team Eyes Olympics at Nationals
A large field of 411 entries and six world-record claimants highlight the National AAU Men’s Swimming and Diving Championships in Chicago and Oak Park. The three day meet features trials and finals in five swimming events and diving in Portage Park with Olympic hopes, world records, and Pan-American champions anticipated, including 17 year olds Don Schollander and Carl Robie and stars Chet Jastremski, Tom Stock, Ted Stickles, Kevin Berry. In Detroit, the Tigers defeat the Red Sox 5 4 with a late rally as Dick Radatz allows the comeback and Norm Cash hits a three run homer to fuel a 5 4 win.
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Anmedated Press
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America
AAI
Oak Park
Chicago
Portage Park
Tokyo
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Rick Gilbert
Indianapolis A.C
Amoy
Don Schollander
Los Altos
Calif
Carl Robie
Peekskill
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Schollander
Robert Windley
Indiana
Chet Jastremski
Tom Stock
Ted Stickles
Kevin Berry
Stickles
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Detroit Tigers
Dick Radatz
Rocky Colavito
Boston Red Sox
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al Kaline
Tigers
Norm Cash
Boston
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Fox
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Koch
Freehan
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Minor league realignment reshapes three leagues across region
The 1962 minor league shuffle places Dallas Fort Worth Oklahoma City and Denver into the Pacific Coast League while Little Rock and Indianapolis join the International League. Little Rock replaces Louisville after 1962. Secretary-treasurer Charles Segar cautions that discussions are premature but confirms no Triple A team will be eliminated. He notes potential moves back to the American Association with two new applicants eyeing entry.
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Oklahoma City
Denver
Little Rock
Indianapolis
Louisville
Charles Segar
Thhe IL
Segar
Bucs Score In Ninth To Edge Milwaukee 1-0
Donn Clendenon doubled with one out in the ninth to drive in Bill Mazeroski for the Pirates only run. Bob Friend outdueled rookie Bob Sadowski as Pittsburgh won 1-0, Sadowski limiting the Pirates to one extra-base hit until the ninth.
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Donn Clendenon
Bill Mazeroski
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Pirates
Bob Friend
Bob Sadowski
Braves
Clendenon
Mazeroski
Sadowski
Forbes Field
Johnny Logan
Milwaukee Dee Oe
Crandall
Friend
Pagliaroni
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American Association to be revived next season
Chicago AP report: Major minor league executive committee approves reviving the American Association as a six team league. The Pacific Coast League would return to eight teams after the injunctions of the prior expansion, restoring former structures amid the minor league reorganization.
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Mhajor
American Association
Baseball Twin Night Schedule and Player Note
The listing shows games featuring New York Bouton at Los Angeles Osinski or Lee, Baltimore at Washington Duckworth, Boston Morehead at Minnesota Perry, Detroit Lolich Aguirre at Chicago Horlen Fisher, and Kansas City Drabowsky at Cleveland Kralick. Lef Gomez, a left handed pitcher for the New York Yankers, won six World Series games without a defeat.
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Lee
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Duckworth
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Perry
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Lolich
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Chicago
Horlen
Fisher
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Drabowsky
Cleveland
Kralick
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Kentucky ends 129 game home streak on Jan 8 1955
The University of Kentucky extended a national record by winning 129 consecutive home games on its gym floor between January 4 and January 8 1955. The slate included a 10 inning Chicago vs Los Angeles and multiple MLB results with teams like New York Cincinnati St Louis Milwaukee Philadelphia and Houston noted in yesterday’s results.
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Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
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Philadelphia
San Francisco
Houston
University of Kentucky
Cueinmati
York
Cincinnati Halts Phillies in Five Straight Hit Rally
Cincinnati used a five hit seventh inning rally to beat Philadelphia 7 3 as Cracctau drove in five runs and Robinson hit his 17th homer. Harper added his eighth homer for Philly in the sixth as Tsitouris earned the win. Packers Trade Gassert to Rams for Future Draft Pick.
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Reds
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G. Green
Short
D. Green
Klippetein
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Cininnati
Robin
Sievers
Packers
Green Bay
Wis
Green Bay Packers
Ron Gassert
Virginia
Los Angeles Rams
Myersville rally sinks New Market in Frederick league clash
Myersville outslugged New Market 7 to 3 at Stakey Stadium Frederick. Larry Wiles drove in two with two singles and Bidle hit a fourth inning homer to cap a three run burst. Husander worked five innings allowing one run while fanning seven as Myersville seized the lead and held on for the win.
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Stakey Stadium
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Dick Myers
Laser Wachter
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Wiles
Petter Market
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