Orioles Open Home Stand Facing Tigers in Key Series
The Baltimore Orioles, 12 games behind the AL leaders, open a 13 game homestand vs the Detroit Tigers. Milt Pappas would face Detroit star Benals as Detroit seeks a seventh straight win. Jack Fisher and Chuck Estrada to start after, with Derek Fischer and Bob Bruce as probable Tigers pitchers.
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Washington DC and New Jersey meet in regional tourney final
Washington DC Gas Light Post No. 44 edged Brooklawn Post No. 72 5 4 in 10 innings to stay alive in the double elimination Region 2 American Legion Junior Baseball tournament in College Park Md. The final will determine a berth to the national finals at Hastings Neb Aug 27. Stan Graves singled and scored on Bob McCarthy’s hit after stealing second to break a 4 4 tie in the 10th. New Jersey had been undefeated before the loss.
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Navy Fall Soccer Schedule Released
Navy announced the 1960 fall soccer schedule headlined by a first meeting with the Air Force Academy. The Middies host Air Force on Oct. 1 and play Haverford, Bucknell, Brockport, Pennsylvania, Penn State, Gettysburg, Maryland, West Chester, Swarthmore, and Army across October to November at various campuses.
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League Leaders and Ciaed Pros Batting and Pitching Picks
League batting leaders for 270 at bats include Smith of Chicago 336 and Nosono 142 hits. Mantle and Maris pace runs and RBIs with Maris 35 homers, 96 runs, 54 RBIs and Mantle 29 homers. Stolen bases led by Aparicio 37. Pitching leaders include Coates 3.50 ERA and Perry 15 wins. National League leaders feature Mays 90 runs and 146 hits, Banks 135 RBIs, Aaron 32 homers, Drysdale 187 strikeouts.
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Curtis Cuppers Lead Golf Play at Tulsa Course
Five members of the United States Curtis Cup golf team won opening matches in the National Women's Amateur Championship at Tulsa Country Club where par proved tough. Mary Mills defeated Judy Rand 4 and 2 to provide the lone upset, while Ann Casey Johnston, Anne Quast, Joanne Gunderson, Judy Eller and Barbara McIntire each won their pins as Judy Bell drew a first round bye.
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Japs Plan Way to Carry Flame Rome 1964 Games
AP reports Japan outlines a six leg torch relay from Mount Olympus to Tokyo for the 1964 Olympics. The plan would pass through China, a nonmember of the Olympic body, facing potential political hurdles if China blocks the route. Ito, official in charge of opening ceremonies, notes the flame should transcend politics.
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Judo Becomes Olympic Sport For 1964 Games In Tokyo
Rome AP reports IOC decision to make judo an Olympic event for the 1964 Tokyo Games after it already qualified in 1957. Archery and volleyball may join Tokyo schedule. judo becomes a permanent Olympic sport across 35 nations with 2 million participants outside Japan. Beethoven anthem compromise marks flag raising for Germany.
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Budget Plan Seeks 42 Million For New York Parks
The 1961 city capital budget of 42,302,800 was presented to the New York City Planning Commission by the Parks Commission. It calls for about 16,000 for Flushing Meadows baseball stadium construction with a spring 1962 completion target. Parks Commissioner Newbold Morris said funds for steel and foundations must be secured by this fall to meet the schedule.
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U S Cagers Triumph Over Spain In Lugano Showdown
The American Olympic basketball team beat Spain 91 to 59 in Lugano Switzerland, finishing a hard fought game after the Bologna pre Olympics tournament. The U S squad appeared fatigued yet powered through a clear victory.
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Seven Teams Set for Base Ball Tourney at Fort Meade
Seven teams begin the double elimination 2nd Army Base Ball Tournament at Fort Meade Maryland with four opening games Ft Knox plays Military District of Washington Ft Lee faces Army Chemical Center Edgewood and Ft Eustis meets Ft Belvoir The day ends with a winner’s bracket game between the first winner and Ft Meade Ft Knox won the title last year.
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Pavement Plate column questions if grown up adults really mature
Boyle writes that real growth is more than size and age and that many middle aged people resemble enlarged children emotionally. He argues that adults often remain emotionally in kindergarten, clinging to wanting their own way and resisting true growth.
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English Lesson by W. L. Gordon Glib defined as fluent speech used in sales
The piece outlines common word confusions such as catalogue versus category and era pronunciation. It notes misused spellings like epitaph and epithet, offers synonyms for erase and delete, and presents today's word GLIB meaning fluent speaking.
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Portrait of a Free Spirit Who Demands His Own Way
The description traces a boy who grows into a self assured, vain capitalist type who resists conformity. He challenges rules, bristles at defeat, and expects admiration. He dreams of freedom in adulthood and marries a perfect life, but finds fault in others as he ages.
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Making Best Of Life And Maturity In Real Life
A column reflects on maturity and the constant compromise between dream and reality. It notes most people fail to grow up fully, often remaining in a first childhood, despite occasional rebellions in adult behavior. In Orlando, Martin Co. uses billboards to recruit engineers with a humorous Florida living pitch.
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Exhibition Pro Football: Green Bay Beats New York 16–7
The Associated Press reports Green Bay won 16 to 7 in an exhibition pro football game against New York. The Packers dominated with a strong first half drive and held off a late AFL rally to secure the win. The contest featured standout plays from Green Bay's offense and stout defense throughout.
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