Ralph Terry Switches From Baseball To Golf Pro
Ralph Terry, 1962 World Series star and 23 game winner with the New York Yankees, leaves a baseball career cut short at 31 and becomes a golf pro at Roxiticus Golf Club in Mendham New Jersey. He will host a $10,000 pro-am on August 28, his first major money event, after winning the baseball players tournament three times.
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Senators Rally to 5-0 Victory over Twins in Tight AL Clash
Washington topped Minnesota 5-0 behind Phil Ortega who improved to 9-5 after retiring 13 straight to start. Ken McMullen hit his 13th homer as the Senators erased early trouble and moved to .500 while climbing to sixth in the AL standings. Brabender fired a four-hitter for Baltimore in a 4-0 win over Cleveland, and California beat New York 8-4 as seven runs crossed in the eighth.
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Hank Allen
Angels
Jose Cardenal
Don Mincher
Jim Fregosi
Bobby Knoop
Bob Taylor
Injured Bill Sterett vows to stay in hydroplane racing
Owensboro's Bill Sterett, World Unlimited Hydroplane champion, says he will race again within a year after a July Guntersville crash that left him with a severe hip injury. Doctors say he must relearn walking, begin rehabilitation, and recover from a pelvic-separation injury while recalling the high speed test run where the craft flew 150 mph before breaking apart.
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Cubs Rally Fails as Sun Sets on Slump in NL Roundup
In Chicago, the Cubs squandered a ninth inning rally and lost 6-3 to Pittsburgh in the first of a doubleheader at Wrigley Field, darkness ending the 14 inning game. Dennis Ribant flirted with a no hit bid for seven innings before a Santo homer tied it in the eighth.
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