Sliding into bases a thrill and a hazard in youth baseball
Aetna Life Insurance surveys youth baseball injuries show base paths cause one in three injuries for 13 to 15 year olds with base running four times riskier after reaching base. The report highlights common slide errors such as the half slide and standing-up arrivals, urges proper coaching and a safety film with Babe Ruth League and Cincinnati Reds support.
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D Amato Faults Liston Loss On Own Strategy Error
Washington AP a congressional committee heard boxing expert Cus D Amato say there was nothing wrong with the Clay Liston fight He blamed camera position for misperceived knockout and claimed finger gloves used by Liston favored hard punchers Liston and Clay switch of venue from Boston to Lewiston also discussed
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National LL All Stars Named For Little League Tournament
The National Little League announces its All Stars led by manager Rolly Atkinson of North End and coach Harry Wolfe of East Frederick Lit tle League. The squad includes players Bowens Hoffman Kehne Dahlgren Hill Rice Wachter Stockman and others with alternates Bruchey Stockman and Swann.
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Lema Leads British Open After First Round At Birkdale
Defending champion Tony Lema fired a five under 68 at Royal Birkdale to take the first round lead in the British Open. He edged Ireland's Christy O'Connor by one stroke as Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer struggled. Palmer called his outing solid but faulty iron play and improved putting. Numerous Americans fared well in gusty, windy conditions as Sam Snead and Bruce Devlin posted solid scores.
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Mauch bypasses second choices in NL All Star picks
National League manager Gene Mauch selected nine players for the 1965 All Star team at Cincinnati, dropping second choices and including Rojas Clemente Robinson. The lineup will face the American League July 13 in Minnesota. Mantle and Yastrzemski will miss the game due to pulled muscles. replacements include Freehan and Oliva.
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Major League Standings and Yesterday Scores Summary
Major League standings show Cincinnati and Los Angeles at top with 47 and 48 wins respectively. Yesterday results include Cincinnati 7 Los Angeles, San Francisco 4 St Louis 13 innings, Philadelphia 1 Pittsburgh, Milwaukee 5 Houston 2, Chicago 8 New York 3. Today’s games list Houston Nottebart, Milwaukee Cloninger, Los Angeles Osteen, Pittsburgh Veale, San Francisco Bolin or Sanford or Herber, Philadelphia Herbert or Burdette with twi night noted.
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Little Leaguer Completes Unassisted Triple Play
Fredonia Kansas AP Kevin Son a center fielder for the Katch Athletics pulled off an unassisted triple play in a Fredonia midget league game Wednesday The score was tied 2 2 in the second inning with bases loaded The batter hit a long fly Son caught the ball for one out ran to second to double off the runner who hadn t tagged up and tagged out the runner on first The youngster smiled and said When I felt the ball hit my glove splat I just started running and ran and ran until I had them all out Despite the play the Athletics lost 4 2
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Dairyman Herbert Campos Dies at 52 in Honolulu
Herbert Campos, a Honolulu dairyman and sports figure who once managed former middleweight champion Carl Bobo Olson, died Tuesday night in a Honolulu hospital from a cerebral hemorrhage at age 52. The loss removes a longtime local sports mentor and business figure.
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Jackson Pitches Chicago Over Mets 83
Billy Williams drove in three runs with a homer and two singles while Chris Krug had four RBIs on bases loaded hits to back Larry Jackson as the Cubs defeated the Mets 8 to 3. Jackson allowed 10 hits but earned his 11th win, aided by Ted Abernathy in relief.
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Miller Boys Spark Orioles To 1 0 Win Over A's
The Miller brothers John and Stu pitched the Baltimore Orioles to a 1-0 victory over Kansas City in Baltimore. Jackie Brandt drove in the lone run with a sixth inning single after Dick Brown doubled and John Miller singled. The Athletics have dropped their sixth straight, scoring only 11 runs in the skid.
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Prison Team Plays in Kansas Championship Baseball Tourney
In Wichita AP reports the Kansas State penitentiary baseball team will join the Kansas championship tournament this weekend. The ESP Red Sox will travel to Wichita play on Saturday, stay overnight in jail, and return to Lansing Sunday. Led by Isaiah Fireball Jackson, the player once tied to stealing signs, Jackson later faced parole and a Pirates contract before later legal trouble in Kansas City.
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Short Pitches Three-Hitter by Phillie Dalrymple Cuped Pirates
Phillies win 1-0 as Chris Short hurls three-hitter and Clay Dalrymple belts a leadoff homer in the eighth scoring the deciding run. Friend takes loss as Pirates fail with runners aboard. Dalrymple homers for Phils and Short improves to 10-6.
Colts Trade Linebacker Maples to Steelers
Baltimore Colts send linebackers Butch Maples to the Pittsburgh Steelers for a future draft choice. Maples, a Baylor graduate, was drafted 12th overall in 1963 but injured his knee in the fifth game and missed last season after two operations.
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