Orioles give Richards until Friday on contract decision
The Baltimore Orioles told manager Paul Richards to decide by Friday whether he will fulfill his contract or resign. Officials warned Richards to secure a new job if he cannot commit, while Houston's new franchise prepares to hire a general manager after the season ends.
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League Leaders From AP National League Batting and More
The Associated Press lists NL leaders with Clemente Pittsburgh .366 and Pinson Robinson Cincinnati .336 for batting base hits over 30 at bats. Mays San Francisco leads runs with 18. Robinson Cincinnati 103. Cepeda San Francisco 118 RBIs. Robinson 113. Clemente 117 hits. Pinson 174. Aaron Milwaukee 30 doubles. Pinson 29. Mays 29. Altman Clemente 10 triples. Boyer 9. Cepeda 36 home runs. Robinson 35. Wills Los Angeles 26 stolen bases. Robinson Cincinnati 20. Pitching leaders show Padres 164 800, Miller 103 769. Koufax 200 strikeouts. Williams 1077.
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Open Tennis Melbourne Move Faces Growing Opposition
President Norman W. Strange of the Lawn Tennis Association of Australia forecasts increased opposition next year to the open tennis tournament move. He returned to Melbourne after representing Australia at the International Lawn Tennis meeting.
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Tennis Federation meeting in Stockholm discusses open tournaments
A federation official in Stockholm contends the United States will likely shift its stance on open tournaments this year. He notes Wimbledon’s full bookings and strong profits prove amateur tennis can thrive without professionals.
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Ed Short appoints Howie Roberts traveling secretary
CHICAGO AP Ed Short Chicago White Sox general manager announced Roberts veteran writer from Chicago Daily News is named traveling secretary and director of public relations. Roberts 3 will assume the position Short held after Hank Greenberg’s resignation for personal reasons. Roberts has covered baseball since 1937.
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Baseball's top batters set for Milan boxing bout
Milan Italy AP notes boxing champ Duilio Loi of Italy will face American challenger Eddie Perkins on October 15. The article also recalls Mike McCormick of the Giants throwing a two hitter and two three hitter games in 1960.
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Shue Elected President of Bowling Group in Frederick-Washington
Bruce Shue of Hagerstown was elected president of the Frederick Washington County Tenpin Bowling Association formed to unite local teams and leagues. Edlund of Hagerstown is secretary treasurer, with three Frederick men as vice presidents and executives from Frederick and Hagerstown. The group approved lifetime memberships in the 700 Clubs of America and noted recent 700 series and a 720 in the Petersen Classic. The association, formerly the Hagerstown District Bowling Association, voted to rename after establishing Terrace Lanes in Frederick.
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Miss Ferris Wins Sofia Gold in World Univ Games
Elizabeth Ferris 3 Monday captured Britain's second gold medal at the World University Games in Sofia. She won the ladies high diving competition with 7 points. Irmgard Lurt of Austria took second with 70.17 points and Emilia Negulescu of Romania was third with 63.97. Ferris, bronze medalist at the 1960 Rome Olympics, had also won the women's board title by a wide margin last Saturday.
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Americans avenge Davis Cup loss with doubles victory
In Brookline Massachusetts Chuck McKinley and Denny Ralston defeated Rafael Osuna and Armando Palafox to win the National Doubles Tennis title. The Americans, seeded second, won in four sets after losing the first two in a tense final. Darlene Hard and Lesley Turney captured the women’s doubles crown, Turney becoming the first Australian girl to win the doubles here.
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Packers Injure Taylor and Adderley After Exhibition Win
Green Bay veterans Jim Taylor and Herb Adderley were placed on the injured list after a 24-14 exhibition victory over the Chicago Bears in Milwaukee. Taylor scored two touchdowns but dislocated a collar bone, while Adderley, lacking fresh attempts, tried twice for five yards and returned a punt. Lombardi offered no timetable on their return.
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Reds Sign Hutchinson As 1962 Manager
Cincinnati AP report says Reds sign Hutchinson to lead 1962 season. Hutchinson, 42, Bradenton Beach Fla., lands after managing Tigers Cardinals and minor stints. No salary announced. Dewitt calls him the outstanding manager in baseball. The Reds extended their division lead after a doubleheader sweep of the Dodgers.
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Bearcats Arrive in Manila for Philippine Series
The Cincinnati Bearcats, U.S. national collegiate basketball champions, landed in Manila on Monday to play a series of games against Philippine teams.
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