Dodgers Rally To Defeat Giants 8 5 For 13th Win
Dodgers overcome a 4-2 deficit behind Barry Sherry who earned his 13th victory with 7 1 3 innings of three hit relief. Norm Larker boosted his NL leading .349 average with three RBIs as Gil Hodges hit his seventh homer. Cubs beat Reds 6-3 in other action.
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Japan seeks to shift 1964 Olympics to late spring dates
Rome AP reports Japan pushes to move the 1964 Olympic Games from summer to late spring amid opposition from Stormidabde foes. US cites school schedules and European nations warn of insufficient outdoor training time after winter. Most Asian countries support, noting success of Tokyo Asian Games held in May. Proposal aims for a 16 day window from May 23 to June 16.
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Baseball Scores From Tuesday And Monday Card
Baseball scores list Tuesday and Monday games. Teams mentioned include Chicago, New York, Kansas City, Washington, Detroit, Baltimore, Cleveland, Boston, Cincinnati, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, St. Louis, Milwaukee. Matches feature various cross city pairings and venues, with noted N designations for games.
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Americans Aim for Olympic Gold in Track and Basketball
Rome reports strong U S stock with track and basketball squads arriving for the Games amid high expectations. IOC moves forecast Avery Brundage to a four year term and allows Nationalist China to compete as Taiwan, under the Olympic Committee of the Republic of China. A dozen Australian swimmers, including John and Ilse Konrads, suffer conjunctivitis delaying their start.
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Billy Martin Sued Over Baseball Brawl in Chicago
Chicago AP reporting a $1.04 million suit filed by the Chicago Cubs and pitcher Jim Brewer against Billy Martin for the August 4 brawl at Wrigley Field. Brewer, hospitalized with orbital damage, could fuel a counter-suit as Martin vows to defend earnings loss and career impact from the incident.
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Big Leap Fails in Communist China in 1960 Half Year
AP reports Communist China acknowledges the Great Leap Forward lagging in industrial and agricultural output during the first half of 1960. Officials concede production shortfalls and slowed economic momentum ahead of planned targets.
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China
Palmer Still Leads Pro Money Winners
Arnold Palmer of Ligonier, Pa., remains top man in professional golf's money winning category. Palmer is in the lead with winnings of $73,600 this year, the Professional Golfers Association headquarters announced. Don Finsterwald of Tequesta, Fla., is second with $38,900. In third place is Ken Venturi, Palo Alto, Calif., with $37,600. Fourth and fifth spots are taken by Jerry Barber, Los Angeles, with $52,409 and Mike Souchak, Durham, N.C., with $32,100.
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Los Angeles
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Durham
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Ottawa Stars Earn First Win in Defensive Rout
Ottawa Stars defeat Mears Park Farmers 4-2 at Forest Park in a tight game. Eddie Boyer pitched effectively allowing two hits while Willhite supplied Farmers’ early twin blows. Ottawa took the lead in the fifth on back to back singles and a double from Waymire, Kornhaus, Heffner, and Yingling fueled the victory.
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Cites Castro Danger Ties Western Hemisphere Security
GUATEMALA AP President Miguel Ydigoras warned at a news conference that Fidel Castro is a danger to the Western Hemisphere due to his dependence on international communism. He cited the Western Hemisphere foreign ministers meeting in San Jose Costa Rica and urged effective action against communist infiltration.
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Lane Answers Charges That He Is The Trouble With Cleveland
Cleveland Indians general manager Frank Lane defends his record amid fan blame. He cites Woodie Held's injury as the key setback and notes four young pitchers failed to improve, with Gary Bell and Jim Grant not meeting expectations. Lane argues the team remained in pennant contention before Held's injury.
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Time For Chicago To Make Bid In The Bronx
The White Sox battle the first place Yankees in a two game series in New York as Chicago seeks to close the gap in the American League pennant race. Baltimore trails tied for second, with New York facing a heavy slate of doubleheaders and rain delays as the season advances toward its crucial stretch.
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Rafer Johnson Chosen to Carry US Flag in Olympic Parade
Rome AP reports Rafer Johnson 26 of UCLA world decathlon record holder and Millsboro Texas native was chosen to carry the United States flag in the inaugural Olympic Parade. He is the first Negro selected for this honor.
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Royal Ballet to sail for U.S. tour after strike ends
In Southampton, a wildcat seamen's strike ended Monday night, clearing the way for Britain's Royal Ballet to sail on schedule and begin a U.S. tour in New York early next month.
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