Thomas Glears Sets World High Jump Mark at Olympic Trials
Thomas Glears of Stanford and Joe Faust of Occidental both surged in the first day of U S Olympic trials reaching seven feet plus in the high jump. Thomas cleared 7-3 3/4 to threaten the existing world record, while Faust matched 7-0 3/4 as the long two day event began with surprises and heartbreaks across track field events.
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Yuri Stepanov
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New York Athletic Club
Hal Connolly
Los Angeles Striders
Ed Bagdonis
US Army
Jim Beatty
North Carolina
Glenn Davis
Columbus
Ohio
Frnals
Tom Murphy
James Dupree
New Mexico
County Jr Loop Results Highlight Local Baseball Action
Butterfly Lane defeated Mt. Carmel 15 to 1 with a grand slam by Goodman. Yellow Springs edged Myersville four to two aided by fielding errors. New Market defeated Shookstown 11 to 8 on Grabbs homer with two on in the fourth. Shookstown led 8 to 5 in a late rally. Pitcher Lefebvre signs with St. Louis Cardinals joining Rochester in the International League. England bases claims on Cabot discoveries dating to 1497 in North America.
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John Cabot
North America
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Standings and schedules for the American and National Leagues
Baseball standings show Yankees and Orioles near the top with varied records. The schedule lists yesterday results rain delays and upcoming games including Cleveland Washington Detroit New York Boston Chicago Baltimore Kansas City Pittsburgh Milwaukee San Francisco Los Angeles Cincinnati and Philadelphia with multiple doubleheaders and postponed games.
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Los Angles
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Droit
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Excelsior Slams Kiwanis With Three Hits and 13-0 Flat
Excelsior dominates Kiwanis 13-0 in Babe Ruth action as only 3 hits are collected by Excelsior. The win came thanks to 10 walks and Kiwanis errors while Edwards pitched a four-hitter for Kiwanis.
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League Leaders By The Associated Press Batting
League leaders listed by batting average hits runs and RBIs with 140 at bats or more. Minoso of Chicago tops in average and runs, Mantle leads in runs, Maris homers, and Aparicio steals. Also notes pitching leaders and key hits including Pappas shutouts and Dick Stuart’s game winning 10th inning hit.
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Stuart's hit gives Pirates 4-3 victory
Dick Stuart delivered a run scoring single in the 10th inning to lift the Pittsburgh Pirates past the Los Angeles Dodgers 4 to 3. Charley Neal hit a go ahead homer in the 10th, while Joe Christopher and Roberto Clemente added key highlights. Fred Green got the win, Larry Sherry took the loss.
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Leahy resigns as Chargers general manager
Frank Leahy resigned Friday as general manager of the Los Angeles Chargers. The former Notre Dame head coach was hospitalized with a stomach disorder in Chicago after being treated in Los Angeles. Chargers President Barron Hilton said a successor would be named soon and expressed regret at his departure. Leahy, 52, helped in forming the American Football League.
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Braves Drop Two to Cards in Doubleheader
The St Louis Cardinals rallied from a 7 0 deficit to beat the Milwaukee Braves 7 3 in ten innings on Johnny Gienns 10th inning single. Lew Burdette and Stan Musial contributed key hits as Ernie Broglio earned his seventh win.
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Baltimore Sun links Jurges to Orioles scout role
The Baltimore Evening Sun speculated that Bill Jurges, former Red Sox manager, may join the Baltimore Orioles. The paper said he spoke with Orioles president Lee MacPhail and could fit in as a scout, depending on manager Paul Richards.
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Boston Red Sox
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