Indians Split Orioles in Double Victory Lift from Slump
Cleveland Indians, in eighth place, beat the Baltimore Orioles 4-2 and 8-5 to regain a share of the league lead over New York. John Romano snapped a long slump with three homers a double and a single in six at bats, catching in game one and playing left field in game two.
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Indians sweep doubleheader to extend winning streak to three
Cleveland wins 4-2 and 8-5 as Dick Donovan faces Milt Pappas. Lee Stange earns first Tribe win since trade, with Don McMahon saving game one. Romano drives in three runs with two homers. Indians rally from 5-0 in nightcap aided by Leon Wagner on bench and Gary Bell win.
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Four Treys For Romano In Indians 4-2 Win Over Orioles
Cleveland catcher John Romano had a perfect night with four treys as the Indians beat Baltimore 4-2. Romano homered twice, scored three times, collected three hits and drove in three runs in three at bats.
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Kennedy Backs U S Olympic Plan
Attorney General Robert F Kennedy endorsed an eight point program to restore U S Olympic superiority. He criticized AAU and NCAA disagreements as harmful to athletic programs and noted Russia led in medals in recent Olympiads. The plan, under Johnson administration study, includes training talent and expanding women’s participation.
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Tennis Tournament Meeting Tonight at Whitney Field
A meeting for players interested in the city tennis tournament is set for this evening at 6 30 at the Whitney Field Tennis Courts. Three divisions include midget for ages 9 to 11, junior for boys 12 to 15, and senior for all 15 and over with no entry fee.
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Hornung and Taylor Spark Packers Camp drills in 90 degree heat
Green Bay stars Paul Hornung and Jim Taylor ran two tough drills amid 90 degree weather at West De Pere. Hornung seeks a comeback after suspension while Taylor aims to regain peak form amid past injuries and hepatitis.
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Knicks Sign Len Chappell and Tom Hoover for 1964-65
New York Knickerbockers ink Len Chappell and Tom Hoover from Philadelphia to 1964-65 contracts. Chappell, 6-8, 240, led the team with 17 points per game over 79 games last season. Hoover, 6-9, 230, was the second string center as a rookie from Villanova.
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British soccer star killed by lightning in England
John White 24 inside forward for Tottenham Hotspur died on a golf course in Enfield when struck by lightning while sheltering under a tree. Football officials expressed shock and recalled his loyal service to Scotland and the English club.
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Browns trade Tidmore to Steelers depleting linebackers
Cleveland's roster lists eight linebackers after Sam Tidmore moved to Pittsburgh for a draft choice. Coach Blanton Collier wants bigger faster players to replace Costello and Fiss as the Browns pursue speed at ends and running back. Rookies Ed Bett ridge and Bill Truax are also in consideration.
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Ex Reds Pitcher Paul Derringer Injured But Set for All Stars
Former Cincinnati Reds pitcher Paul Derringer suffered a badly gashed foot after stepping on a bathroom razor blade in Tampa Florida Monday night. He said he will attend the 1939 All-Star festivities at Shea Stadium New York and participate in a two inning game between 1939 All-Star team members.
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