Gutowski Poised For World Vault Record At Dayton
Oc cidental athlete Bob Gutowski may set a world vault mark at the National AAU in Dayton Ohio after boosting his best indoor outdoor leap to 15 feet 9 3 4 inches at the NCAA meet. Officials will decide on world recognition as wind affected the attempt and the pole crossed the bar.
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Bob Gutowski
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Ohio
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Warmerdam
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Wade Thompson
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Belmont Winner Gallant Man Faces Vet After Belmont Victory
Gallant Man, the Irish bred Belmont Stakes winner, will be treated for worms by a veterinarian, while Bold Ruler receives two vaccine shots for sleeping sickness after a fast Belmont run. Trainer John Nerud plans to decide Gallant Man's next race in about a week, with options including the Arlington Classic, American Derby, and the two mile Jockey Club Gold Cup at Belmont. Bold Ruler, delayed vaccines, and Inside Tract finish second.
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Gallant Man
Belmont
Bold Ruler
John Nerud
Ralph Lowe
Florida
Bolingbroke
Boxer Dies After Technical Knockout in Dortmund
Karl Hinez Blick former German lightweight champion dies at 26 from a brain concussion after a 10 round technical knockout Saturday in Dortmund Germany. He died Sunday in Dortmund Hospital. Mandred Neuke delivered the knockout.
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Dortmund
Germany
Karl Hinez Blick
Mandred Neuke
Blick
Mare Sets Word Mark At Ruidoso Futurity Trials
Uvalde mare Flying Charm owned by Weathervane Stables set a new world record for 870 yards at Ruidoso Downs with 43.5 seconds in the Quarterhorse Futurity trials. Jockey Frasmie Garza rode the record setter, who paid 5.70 to win. Don Var led the qualifiers in the 400 yard two year old event, with Diamond Pyn and Super Dupe also qualifying. The eleventh race was won by Double Hygro, with 11.30 payout. Attendance reached 3,800. handle totaled 174,837 dollars.
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el Paso
Ruidoso Downs
Flying Cham
Weathervane Stables
Uvalde
Frasmie Garza
Hijo the
Buil
Don Var
Double L Farms
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Diamond Pyn
Super Dupe
Bar's Me
Double Hygzro
Doris Hay
Dexter, N.M
Abilene Rests Big State Lead In League Race
The Associated Press reports Abilene rallied from behind to beat Temple 6-3 Sunday night, preserving a half game edge over Corpus Christi, which was idle. Beaumont edged Victoria 15-11 in 12 innings, trimming Victoria’s lead to a half game as the Rosebuds slipped 5½ games.
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Corus
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Christ
Beaumont Ae
Worth
Austin
Oklahoma City
San Antonin
Tulery
Tulsa
San Antonio
Moonday
Strevepetawa
Austin Fort Worth
Houxton
Dick Martin Wins Lubbock Invitational Golf Title
Dick Martin of Dallas captured the Lubbock Hillcrest invitational with a 72-hole total of 287. He led wire to wire and held off a late rally by Roland Adams to finish two strokes ahead.
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Dick Martin
Dallas
Lubbock
Martin
Roland Adams
Martin Homer Leads New Club In Debut Appearance
Sunday reports show trades landing players in new clubs. Billy Martin singled and homered in five plate appearances as Kansas City defeated Philadelphia’s Athletics 8 6 in ten innings. Harry Simpson had one single in three, Red Schoendienst singled and tripled in five for Milwaukee as Braves beat Phillies 3 2 in the opener. Phils won 1 0 in nightcap. Bobby Thompson and Danny OConnell added two and one singles for the Giants in 4 at bats each, while Ray Crone allowed three runs on three hits in 1 1 3 innings.
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Kansas City
Yankees
Athletics
Harry Simpson
Red Schoendienst
Milwaukee
Braves
Phillies
Phils
Bobby Thompson
Giants
Redleps
Danny O'Connell
Ray Crone
McDaniel
Dodgers
Wilhelm
Willard Schmidt
Cards
Ken Bover
Roy Campanella
Stan Musial
Pennsylvania
Chicago White Sox
Washington
Cleveland
Baltimore
Detroit
Boston
Frank Torre
Juan Pizarro
Willie Jones
Granny Hamner
Curt Simmons
Don Mueller
Tom Acker
Marv Grissom
Redlegs
Jim Bolger
Ernie Banks
Walt Moryn
Cubs
Pirates
Banks
Don Kaiser
Luis Arroyo
Jim Rivera
Minnie Minoso
White Sox
Jim Wilson
Dixie Howell
Roy Sievers
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Bronx Bombers
Gil McDougald
Yogi Berra
Yanks
A's
Hal Smith
Roger Maris
Connie Johnson
Indians
al Smith
Dick Williams
Orioles
Harvey Kuenn
Jim Bunning
Carlsbad Grabs Southwest Lead After Weekend Games
Clovis led the Southwestern League by seven games before quitting last week, as Carlsbad moved to first place and edged Midland for a 7 in 10 innings win. Hobbs routed San Angelo 244 in the other game.
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Adee
Ballinger Oy Os
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EL Paso
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San Anguio
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Ballinger
San Angelo
Supreme Court May Kill Pro Football
Three congressmen warned that a Supreme Court ruling may bring chaos to professional sports and could kill pro football unless Congress acts. They urged exempting football, basketball, and hockey from anti trust laws or granting partial control, arguing the decision endangers drafts and reserve clauses.
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Oren Harris
D Ark
Kenneth Keating
R-N.y
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House Commerce Committee
Justice Department
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Chiocca Favored In St Nicholas Arena Bout
New York telecast features Felix Chiocca of France favored at 7 5 to defeat welterweight Tony DeCola of Brooklyn in a 10 round bout at St Nicholas Arena tonight.
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Tony DeCola
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White Sox Sweep Doubleheader To Widen Margin In American
St Louis Cardinals pull ahead with Hoyt Wilhelm and Von McDaniel combining to beat Brooklyn in a twin bill as the White Sox extend their AL lead with double wins. Milwaukee and Philadelphia split, while the Giants, Cubs, and others post results in a busy majors slate. New York, Pittsburgh, and St. Louis all column their wins as pitchers and timely homers shape a full day of baseball around July schedule notes.
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United Press Sports
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Hoyt Wilhelm
Beauty von McDaniel
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Arlington Park Opens 36-Day Meet in Chicago Heavy Card
CHICAGO UP Arlington Park starts a 36 day meeting today headlined by the $15,000 added Cleopatra Handicap as the opening day feature.
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Arlington Park
Major League Leaders Report From Old Scores
A garbled rundown lists major league leaders and player names with scattered figures and team associations. Names such as Mantle and Snider appear among disjointed numbers and teams, reflecting a damaged OCR page with mixed statistics and standings.
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