National League tops American League in All Star game
Willie Mays leads the NL with two runs and two stolen bases as the National League defeats the American League 5 to 3. Key moments include Mays scoring on a Groat single and the NL’s late insurance run in the eighth, with Dick Radatz earning relief victory.
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Why Hate the Yankees A Cleared Fan Exchange
A dialogue reveals deep dislike for the New York Yankees. One speaker cites relentless wins and monotony, while the other questions sources of the animosity and suggests switching allegiance. The exchange hints at long standing sports rivalries and emotional reactions to baseball success.
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Houk Reflects on NL Victory Despite Gloomy Loss
Yankees manager Ralph Houk said the game was well played and his club outhit the NL despite allowing two more runs. He blamed baserunning and a strong throw by Tommy Davis for the setback, defended Pepitone’s choice, and cited defensive plays as pivotal in the loss.
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Dark shapes NL win in All Star game strategy
manager Alvin Dark recalled his plan to build a two run lead into the eighth before Don Drysdale closed the game. Willie Mays and Bill White stole bases driving runs while Musial enjoyed his 24th All Star appearance and Dark explained the batting order change based on Ford’s nonselection and hitting optimization.
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Maryland Open Golf Contested in 3 Way Tie
Defending champion Dick Whettle tie 7 over par 212 with Clarence Doser and Cos Tiso after 54 holes at Suburban Club. An 18 hole playoff Wednesday will decide the title as Whettle and Tiso rebounded with strong rounds including a closing 71. Sleichter led runners up at 214. Graham, Bassler, and Sparre at 216.
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Palmer's 66 Opens British Open Preview in St Annes
Arnold Palmer shot 4-under par in a final practice round at St Annes as he eyes a third straight British Open title. The field includes Peter Thomson, Nicklaus and Rodgers with bookies listing Palmer as favorite at 2-1 and Thomson at 8-1 for the 72-hole event at Royal Lytham.
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Oakland Eyes Major League Baseball Move Amid Surprise Hopes
Oakland residents react to reports that the Kansas City Athletics might relocate to Oakland. City boosters push for a new all-sports coliseum while noting past pro teams struggled to establish in the East Bay amid shared markets with San Francisco.
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East Frederick clinches Inter-Community League title again
East Frederick defeated Harmon Field 11 to 3 to win the Inter-Community League championship for the second straight year. Ed Rice drove in four runs for the Shopping Center Falcons with a three run homer a double and a single while Abe Gladhill allowed four hits and fanned seven. Henry Take led Harmon Field with two singles. At Baker Park Maurice White held Mavis to two hits and Husky Brenison powered the Rebels with a homer and a double.
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All-Star Game Facts from Cleveland Show Narrow NL AL Split
Facts and figures from the All-Star game at Municipal Stadium Cleveland Tuesday. Score NL 3 AL 3 with one tie total standings 17 16 and one tied. Attendance 44 110 receipts 250 384.59 with 95 percent of division to players via the league central fund.
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Leone's Invades Ijamsville In Maryland State League Clash
Leone's, Baltimore's top young team, visits McCurdy Field to face Ijamsville of the Maryland State League Thursday at 8 30 p m. Right-hander Jim Chase will pitch for Kamsvale in a strong outing noted by his seven no hit innings against Germantown.
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Willie Mays Laughs Off All Star Toe Injury
Willie Mays laughed off stubbing his toe on the wire fence while making a catch in the eighth of Tuesday's All Star game. He insisted no injury affected him and vowed to play every day, despite memories of Dizzy Dean's 1937 misfortune after a similar incident.
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