Olympic Trials in Coliseum hailed as greatest meet yet
At a Big Ten luncheon in Los Angeles Dan Ferris and Jim Kelly forecast record excitement for the two day Olympic Trials in the Coliseum with debates on potential gold medals and Russia's track prospects. Ticket plans offer $5 reserved ducats or $3 general admission with per night pricing.
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Melbourne
Dan Ferris
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Tug Wilson
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Italy
Russia
USA
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Redlegs near NL lead with Smoky Burgess homer rally
Cincinnati Redlegs push toward first place with Smoky Burgess delivering a three run homer in the eighth inning to beat the Pirates 4 to 3. The win, aided by late rallies, puts Cincinnati one step from the NL lead behind Milwaukee as Giants and Dodgers split. Harvey Kuenn homered for Detroit in a separate AL win over Kansas City.
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Ferris voices defense at LA AAU meeting
Dan Ferris said the AAU has faced abuse in the Los Angeles area and anticipated boos. He argued the group serves amateur athletics and that proper information before the public will win acclaim, not abuse.
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AAU
Los Angeles
LSU Mascot Mike the Tiger Dies at 20
Louisiana State University's mascot Mike the Tiger died last night at age 20 in Baton Rouge. The beloved tiger had served as the university’s symbol for two decades, drawing visits from fans and students alike.
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Mike the Tiger
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Local College Hockey Scores Slugfest Across Cities
The American Association reported multiple game results with Charleston tied St. Paul at six, Omaha beating Wichita 2 to 0, Louisville edging Minneapolis 5 to 3, and Denver defeating Indianapolis 13 to 2.
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Omaha
Wichita
Louisville
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Denver
Indianapolis
Two Deadlocked in Insurance City Open Lead
In Wethersfield Connecticut Ed Oliver posted a five under par 66 to share the first round lead in the Insurance City Open. Arnold Palmer and a group at 67 were close behind. others at 68 include Gene Littler and four players.
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Porky) Oliver
Arnold Palmer
Paul Harney
Fred Hawkins
Jackie Burke
Paul McGuire
Ken Townes
Ed Rubbis
Gene Littler
Baseball Standings and Tonight's Pacific Coast League Games
The Pacific Coast League standings show Hollywood in a tight race with San Francisco Sacramento and others. Tonight's action features Sacramento at Hollywood Wade against Stanka, Los Angeles at Seattle Pieretti versus Bingleton, Vancouver at Portland McDonald versus Fiedjer, and San Francisco at San Diego Casale against Atkins.
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San Diego
Vancouver
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Wade
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McDonald
Fiedjer
Martin
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Leading NL Batters Based on 150 Official At Bats
The National League leaders list the top hitters by batting average and hits after 150 official at bats. This brief ranking highlights standout players and the current pace of the season.
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National League
275 Athletes Bid For 54 Olympic Berths
275 track and field stars compete at the Coliseum for 54 US Olympic berths with finals in the 100 meters 400 meter hurdles and 5000 meters. Crowd around 70 000 tonight and 50 000 tomorrow. Bobby Morrow is the headline name.
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Australia
U.S
Bobby Morrow
Jesse Owens
Morrow
Dave Sime
Duke Bobby Whilden
Texas
Rod Richard
Army
Dick Blair
Kansas
Seamon King
California
Thane Baker
Air Force
Ira Murchison
All Star Vote Triggers Dodgers Benches Reaction
Dodgers managers players react to National League all star starters chosen by fans for Washington game July 10. Jackie Robinson and Walter Alston question logic of five Cincinnati selections while Duke Snider and Pee Wee Reese comment on voting and squad expectations.
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Walter Alston
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Stan Musial
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Milwaukee
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Gus Bell
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Mickey Vernon
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Cleveland
Bil Skowron
New York
Roy Stevers
Nelson Fox
Bobby Avila
Billy Goodman
Bil Martin
Pete Runnels
George Kell
Baltimore
Ray Boone
Detroit
al Rosen
Eddie Yost Washington
Bhoristop Harvey Knenn
Jim Ptersall
Bennett Field
al Bazine
Hank Bauer
Berra
Sherman Har
Chi Tethis
Ale Long
Pittsburgh
Ted Kluszewski
Gil Hodges
Brookie
Wally Moon
St. Louis
Johnny Temple Cinleim
Alvinark
Dick Groat
Ttsburgh
Johnny Logan
Frank Robinson
P Repulski
Frank Thomas
del Ennis
Philadelphia
Abe
Bob Thomson
Willie Mays
Richie Ashburn
Philadel
Bob Clemente
Pittsburg
Richt
Stan "Musial
Louis Heare
Wally Post
Aaron
Lee Was
Pitteburen
Batley
Roy Cam
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Veeck Bids for Detroit Tigers Franchise
Bill Veeck and a nine-member syndicate submit a 250000 good faith bid to Detroit Baseball Co for the Tigers. The group includes a Baltimore brewery executive and John Hilson of New York, with Hilson likely the lead financier. Veeck, who previously owned the Indians and Browns, expects acceptance and aims to bid Monday.
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Novia Del Mar Leads Longest Yacht Race Toward Tahiti
The 89 foot ketch Novia Del Mar took undisputed lead in the 3571 mile Los Angeles Harbor to Tahiti race. It was about 1900 miles from the start on day 12 with J Paradise. John P Scripps’ scratch yacht held second over 15 miles back, while Bill Murphy’s Quest trailed in third and Viveka lagged 400 miles behind.
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TRACK OLYMPIC TRIALS AND STADIUM SPORTS SCHEDULE
A dense list of events across venues including Olympic Trials at the Coliseum and various track, boxing, wrestling, baseball, football, and horse racing cards. Highlights include Pistons football and California leagues. multiple park sites such as Gilmore Field, Gardens Stadium, Hollywood Park, and Rose Bowl area hosting games and bouts. The schedule features games at 6 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. with radio and TV notes from KABC KHJ KFI KMPC and others.
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Basebal Nee
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Bonelli Stadium
Saugus
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T. Francis High Stampers
Colts
Chamber
Dino’s
Sevence
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Moonlight
B. F. Smith
Trium
Chamberlain's
Media
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Jeanne Club
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Chicago White Sox
Cleveland
Behm
Carter
Imant Park
EYE ON Sports
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Jose Cotero
San Francisco
Hol“Radio
U S Olympic Trials Schedule Preview Tonight and Tomorrow
A detailed outline lists hammer throw, high jump, javelin, shot put, discus, and multiple sprint and distance events with heats and finals. Included are gate times, event order, and a relay. The page cites Olympic Track and Field programs and schedules.
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