Eagles Hopeful After a Hard-Learned Camp in 1959
In Hershey Pa Associated Press sports writer Ralph Bernstein details the 1959 Philadelphia Eagles under Buck Shaw. Inexperience along the offensive line and defensive tertiary, plus lack of a breakaway back, are cited as primary issues while veterans and rookies mix in camp. Shaw aims for steady improvement and a .500 season despite 2 9 1 record last year.
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Ralph Bernstein
Associated Press
Hershey, Pa
Philadelphia Eagles
Lawrence Timothy
Buck) Shaw
Shaw
Eagles
Harold Bradley
Ken Huxhold
Sam Snyder
Len Szafaryn
Galen Laack
Nick Skorich
Proverb Jacobs
Don Owens
J.D. Smith
Rice
John Burroughs
Towa
Darrell Aschbacher
Oregon
al Benedick
Syracuse
Ed Khayat
Tulane
John McMullen
Chuck Bednarik
Mike Hudock
Norm van Brocklin
Jerry Norton
Lee Riley
Bob Pellegrini
Chuck Weber
Tom Brookshier
Ingemar Johansson Refuses New York Visit for Accounting
Ingemar Johansson, world heavyweight champion, says he will not travel to New York to settle receipts for his June 26 title win over Floyd Patterson. He also states he is not committed to the return bout contract until he receives an accounting of the money.
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Goteborg
Sweden
Ingemar Johansson
Cables
New York
Johansson
Floyd Patterson
Moore Defends Light Heavy Title Against Durelle
Archie Moore, 3-1 favorite, meets Yvon Durelle in a 15 round defense at the Forum Montreal. Durelle vows all out attack after losing their last December bout, Moore promises better defense after a first round knockdown. ABC TV in the US airs at 8 p.m. CST. no Canadian telecast, radio in Maritime provinces.
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Montreal
Archie ‘Moore
Yvon Durelle
Canada
the Forum
Durelle
Moore
San Diego
ABC
United States
Maritime
Minors Face Shrinking Structure in Baseball Subsidies
Veteran baseball executive Warren C. Giles argues the minor leagues survive only with major league subsidies. He says the 59-league setup since 1949 is inflated and needs slimming to fund elite two or three major loops. He cites radio and TV as major entertainment rivals and notes broadcasting revenue underpins major and minor subsidies. NEXT: Minor league chief George M. Trautman surveys the problem.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Warren C. Giles
Giles
Radio-Television
George M. Trautman
Hunting dates to be set by Kansas Game Commission
Kan sas Forestry Fish and Game Commission will meet in Wichita to set fall seasons for upland game birds and migratory waterfowl. Staff survey shows bright prospects for pheasants quail and prairie chicken while waterfowl seasons face drastic reductions due to poor nesting and water conditions in the north.
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Pratt
Kas
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Wichita
Commission
Dave Leahy
United States
Canada
Baseball Scores and Results from Wednesday and Tuesday
Tuesday results include San Francisco 5 St. Louis 4 in 10 innings, Chicago 5 Los Angeles 4 in 10 innings, Cincinnati 4 Milwaukee 3, Philadelphia 6 Pittsburgh 4, and Detroit 8 Chicago 1. Wednesday schedule lists Los Angeles at Chicago, Milwaukee at Cincinnati, Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, plus Cleveland at Kansas City and others. Cleveland 3.
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Los Angeles
Chicago
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
San Francisco
St. Louis
Ww. L. Pee
Cincinnatea
Yankees Come Alive End Losing Streak For A's
Yankees win 8-5 at Boston to extend their streak to six, closing to 10 games of Chicago. Duke Maas earned his 11th win as Jerry Casale took the loss after a six-run inning that featured Tony Kubek and Hector Lopez doubles and two Boston errors. Bud Daley notched his 13th victory for Kansas City, while Al Kaline hit a three-run homer for Detroit in a 6-1 win over Chicago.
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Gus Bell
Frank Robinson
Spahn
Willie Kirkland
Giants
St. Louis
Kirkland
Lindy McDaniel
Johnny Antonelli
Stu Miller
Alvin Dark
Tony Taylor
Los Angeles
Bill Henry
Gene Freese
Bob Friend
Harry Anderson
Don Cardwell
New York
Chicago White Sox
Detroit
Kansas City
Cleveland
Indians
Baltimore
Washington
Yankees
Tony Kubek
Hector Lopez
Boston
Duke Maas
Jerry Casale
al Kaline
Jim Bunning
White Sox
Billy Pierce
Bud Daley
Mitted
Minnie Minoso
Rocky Colavito
Colavito
Harmon Killebrew
Jim Grant
Daley
Bill Tuttle
Russ Snyder
Hal Smith
Wayne Terwilliger
Honor Kansas Baseball Great Clarke to be honored at tourney
Fred C. Clarke, Hall of Fame outfielder and former Pirates manager who won four NL titles and a 1903 pennant, will be feted at opening night of the 25th National Non-Pro Baseball Tournament in Wichita. Now 86 and reliant on crutches after recent accidents, he founded Winfield’s Nite League and remains active in sports via TV and radio.
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Wichita
Kan
Fred C. Clarke
Pittsburgh Pirates
Kansas Rancher
Clarke
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Boston Red Sox
National Assn
National Baseball Congress
Ray Dumont
Winfield
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