Quiet in the Silly War Over U S Track Federation
An uneasy calm settles in the dispute between the NCAA sponsored Track Federation and the AAU as General MacArthur acts as arbitrator. The St Louis meet decides the U S team for Russia, with Federations’ authority challenged and district federations uncertain. The piece notes past and present clashes, aims for competition, and hints at a possible return to AAU dominance.
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Former Big League Star Dead at 66
The obituary notes the death of a former major league catcher once with the New York Giants and later tied to the Boston club. Details are fragmentary, but the brief confirms the passing of a well known veteran at age sixty six with references to career moves and late life events.
Cleveland Keeps Birds Eiding 3 to 2 in Homer Win
Cleveland defeats Baltimore 3-2 as Larry Latman homers in the seventh after Joe Adcock and Al Latman provide offense. Barry Latman earns the win in relief while the Orioles drop their ninth loss in 11 games. Two teams resume later as Cleveland edges ahead in a tight late-innings battle.
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Eddie Sachs Placed on One Year Probation by USAC
Indianapolis AP Eddie Sachs a US Auto Club official said to face a year probation for remarks deemed harmful to racing after the Memorial Day Indianapolis 30 mile race. He was allowed to drive USAC events but warned against further impropriety amid a dispute with rival Jones Torrance.
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National League Standings and Yesterday's Results Reformatted
National League standings show Chicago leading with 33 wins and 23 losses, followed by Los Angeles and Baltimore in a tight race. Yesterday New York swept Washington 7-0 while San Francisco topped Los Angeles 13-3, with Chicago 3, Houston 2 in a later game.
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Osteen Pitches Nats To Split With Yankees
Washington Senators and New York Yankees split a twi night doubleheader with the Senators winning 1-0 in the second game behind Claude Osteen after Downing blanked them in the opener. Osteen held the Yankees to six hits as the Senators scored on Ed Brinkman’s single and Chuck Hinton’s two out triple in the fifth. Clete Boyer had three hits and a homer in the first game. Elston Howard started a two run seventh and hit his 10th homer in the eighth.
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Weekend NFL matchups list with player notes
Schedule lists games including Los Angeles at Kansas City Chicago at Minnesota and Detroit Boston at Cleveland with player record notes for Wickersham Stigman Herbert Wood and Grant plus Roberts 45 reference. Only games scheduled.
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Gearinger Hurls Dairy to Victory in Babe Ruth League
Dave Gearinger scattered six hits, two by Billy Norwood, on the mound as Excelsior Dairy beat Rotary 6 to 2 last night in the Babe Ruth League. Ronnie Meely drove in a run with a double and single, Terry Boyer had a double, and Gearinger struck out eight while walking two. Jay Tinney took the loss, issuing seven walks and fanning five, while Norwood and Bill Currence each doubled for Rotary.
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Clay Battles In Ring Thriller With Foes In Philadelphia
Clay displayed sharp defense and solid jabs against a crowded arena crowd. He controlled the pace by moving in and out and landed power punches to wear down opponents led by Warner and Ells while teammates James Elie and others provided steady support shaping a clear victory.
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Culp earns eighth win as Phillies beat Braves 6 2
Ray Culp pitched through rain to claim his eighth win for Philadelphia. The game was halted after innings due to weather with Ed Mathews contributing two runs for Milwaukee. Tony Taylor had a sacrifice and Tony Gonzales delivered a key hit, while Leithander Bob Hendrickson and others gathered at Milwaukee and Philadelphia in a tense finish.
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Orioles Hold June 17 Tryout Camp Details
An Orioles tryout camp is scheduled for June 17 at Park an tele Mo von in Hager tet tm Mestihay. The camp invites players, including from the Baltimore area, with a focus on catching and fielding. Joe Price and Paw MeNl assist, with participation requiring permission from ex coaches for unsigned players.
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Late baseball shows varied scoring in city league action
In a doubleheader, Los Angeles and Kansas City played out a 13 to 7 final with Osinski and Sadowski driving runs for the Angels. Pena earned the loss, while Wag ner and Sadowski homered as Los Angeles built an early lead. Detroit also beat Minnesota in a separate matchup as Faul won on the mound. In college action, Florida State capitalized on three unearned ninth inning runs to defeat Western Michigan 3-2, and Arizona overwhelmed Penn State 8-1 behind Sher rin Scott’s six-hit effort in the World Series opener.
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Hutch Predicts Dogfight In National League
New York AP report with Reds manager Fred Hutchinson predicting a tight NL pennant race. He notes Cincinnati is six games off pace, cites potential four to five teams in title contention, and says the team should surge in the second half after a 28-26 mark.
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New York Tops Reds 3 2 On Stallard Seven-Hitter
Tracy Stallard earned his first win in two seasons with a seven-hit complete game guiding the New York Mets to a 3 2 victory over the Cincinnati Reds. Jay took the loss for Cincinnati after nine defeats this season while Hark ness hit a homer for New York. Johnny Edwards and C Coleman contributed for New York as Stallard improved to 2 9 on the year.
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Boros Wins Buick Open to Move Up Money List
Julius Boros earned $9,000 and climbed to third on the PGA season list after winning the Buick Open in Dunedin Florida. He pushed his year total to 43 3 325 and displaced Gary Player to fourth as Jack Nicklaus led with 57 615. Tony Lema remained second as Nicklaus did not play Michigan.
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