Mackey Signs Colt Contract After Syracuse Standout Season
Baltimore AP John Mackey, star halfback at Syracuse last season and a standout in the East West game, signs to play professional football with the Baltimore Colts. The signing was announced Monday by the National Football League club.
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Haviland Tops Open Golfers in Bel Air Event
Local golf action at Bel Air’s Cand Golf and Country Club sees Haviland lead the field in a competitive open event. Scores and contenders from the region are listed with notable performances and standout finishes shaping the leaderboard.
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Lions rally ends in North End victory over Lions
In a tense Monday night game North End edged NECA 65 62 as Joe Dutrow shut the door in the last inning. Maurice Boyd hit a homer for the Lions while Dutrow and Timmy Hall doubled for North End. Pencola started for the Lions and Bobby Staley relieved in the fifth.
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Clay Takes London By Word Storm
Cassius Clay arrives in London for a June 16 bout with Henry Cooper. He calls Sonny Liston ugly and a tramp, predicts a five round victory, jokes about poetry, and says he will stay 90 days if Cooper wins. Promoter Jack Solomons greets him at the hotel with a Rolls Royce.
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Pleasant Surprise Dale Ramsburg Emerges at West Virginia
Dale Ramsburg, a Potomac State transfer, has become a key player for West Virginia University, hitting .315 with 20 RBIs in 30 games as the Mountaineers eye the NCAA District 3 playoffs. Coach Harrick praises his clutch hitting and steady defense at third and short as scouts show interest for summer league stints.
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Pappas Tops AL ERA at 1.59 as Ellsworth Leads NL
Dick Ellsworth of the Cubs tops the National League with a 1.09 ERA after 66 innings while Milt Pappas of the Orioles leads the American League at 1.59. Pappas is 4-0 with two complete games and two shutouts for Baltimore. Don Pizarro, Steve Barber, and Jim Bouton trail with ERAs of 2.25 to 2.29.
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Orioles Run Of Wins Shifts AL Power Balance
The Orioles ride an eight game winning streak and lead the Yankees by two games as the season heads into its eighth week. Cubs and A's surprise by holding first division spots after long droughts. Pitching dominates. many previous batting leaders slump amid altered strike zone and cool weather. Willie Mays cites weather for his slow start while Tommy Davis lauds quality pitching across the league.
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Shell Rockets Eight in First for Victory
The Ranneberger homered and pitched seven innings as Shell beat Excelsior Dairy 8 to 3 in Babe Ruth League action. Pat McHenry and Dick Reith drove in runs in the first inning while Richie Brown contributed solid defense and Shell’s only other hit came from Bobby Mich eet.
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Badger Win ANE OLGS Event Amid Competitive Finish
Badger team edged rivals in a tense race at CAPROWS hosted event. Navy clocked 4.45.1, while Wisconsin led early and finished strong to secure a four-seed, with unearthed details limited by garbled OCR.
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Baseball Standings and Night Games Across L eagues
MLB schedule shows interleague and league matchups with pitchers noted. Detroit at Los Angeles Rob 1st string, Baltimore at Kansas City, Washington at Minnesota, Cleveland at Chicago, New York at Boston, Chicago at New York, Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, San Francisco at Cincinnati, Los Angeles at Milwaukee, Houston at St. Louis.
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Groat Takes Batting Lead With .351 Average
Dick Groat moves into the NL batting lead with a .351 average for the St. Louis Cardinals. He has 67 base hits, tied for top, while Wes Covington slides in the rankings. The piece notes Covington’s dip and Groat’s continued production as Chicago and Philadelphia players mix in the race.
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Lema Captures In Extra Hole At Memphis Open
In Memphis Tony Tama forced a playoff and won the $4 prize in the Open. Lema beat Saren in the sudden death hole after a regulation round that featured several lead changes. Gere La Ver Pete Fonstey and Goons Bayer were among the top finishers.
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Two Hours Left for Practice at Indianapolis 500
The 47th Indianapolis 500 qualifiers face two more hours on the track before the green flag. Crews battle to boost speed with fuel and tire changes as they prepare for a $325,000 purse. Managers and coaches from the Giants briefly noted after previous seasons.
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