Adcock Hits Two Homers as Braves Rout Reds 9-2
Joe Adcock powered Milwaukee with two four-baggers and five runs in a 9-2 win over Cincinnati. Hank Aaron and Del Crandall also feature among season leaders in homers as the Braves seize early NL lead. Adcock shrugged off beaning questions and said he hit what was pitched, enjoying a win over former teammates.
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An article fragment discusses the rarity of ex pitchers becoming major league managers, citing Walter Johnson and Warren Spahn, and argues pitchers could be smart managers. It segues into college spring practice, Van Meter prospects, and various sports notes including Feller, Tassell, and other players, with scattered team and event references.
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It Was a Big Day for the Smith Boys
Memphis Tennessee radio and television listings announced a big day for the Smith boys at a city high school track meet. Cecil Smith won high jump, Joe Smith took second, and Richard Smith placed third. the Smith brothers are not related.
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Braves Power Leads Way In Early Pennant Race
Milwaukee uses home run power to seize early NL lead as Joe Adcock drives in five with two homers in a 3-2 win over Cincinnati Redlegs. Braves top Dodgers after Pirates beat Brooklyn. Williams shines for Red Sox in AL. Cleveland, Detroit, Baltimore win. Klippstein first NL grand slam pitcher.
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6 L.B. Cars Top Sunday's Race Field
Rodger Ward and Bobby Unser lead a strong 190 mile stock car road race entry list at Paramount Ranch near Agoura with Ward, last year’s Indianapolis finisher, among five of the top nine from 1950 in the field as tune up before next month’s .500.
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Murchison Threat to Morrow Plans at Drake Relays
Des Moines reports Olympic winner Bobby Morrow seeks to atone for a 1956 Drake Relays loss to Dave Sime as Ira Murchison of Western Michigan dominates the dash finals with a 9.4 clocking on a wet track. Al Oerter set a discus mark of 177 10, Kansas four mile relay set records, and Auburn Notre Dame and Kansas athletes posted strong showings amid rain and drama.
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U S Mexico Hold Final World Cup Soccer Drills
U S and Mexico completed near final workouts at Veterans Memorial Stadium ahead of Sunday’s World Cup eliminator. Mexico remains favored to win and advance to the finals in Stockholm next summer, while the United States adds six stars who did not travel to Mexico. Tickets are available at Aggie Sporting Goods or at the stadium.
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Bassey Dominates Berrios In US Debut Victory
Nigerian born Kid Bassey, British Empire champion, blitzed Miguel Berrios of Puerto Rico in a 12 round national telecast to seize a unanimous upset. He drops Berrios in round four and outslugged him to seal the decision as Hamia looms in a possible title bout. The victory strengthens Bassey’s bid to face Cherif Hamia for the vacant world title.
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SRO At Top Of PCL Heap In Tight race
The Pacific Coast League standings show Seattle Vancouver and San Francisco atop the standings at 10-5 after Friday games. Los Angeles fell behind Vancouver while knocking Sacramento 3-2 as Portland and Hollywood watched fog roll in. Ron Negray and Jim Hughes held Sacramento to four hits until a ninth inning Solons rally pulled them within one. Angels acquire Glenn Mickens from Montreal and sell Glenn McMinn to St. Paul.
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Collum Fined for Abusive Language at Umpire
Chicago Cats left handed reliever Collum was fined 35 for directing abusive language at umpire Stan Landes during a game in St Louis. The penalty was imposed by Warren Giles president of the National League.
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Frantic Streaks and Scores Across Baseball Slate
Early scores and schedule notes from major leagues and minor circuits feature Philadelphia and New York clashes, Portland and Brooklyn results, and postponed games due to fog. Notable lineups include Cincinnati at Portland and San Diego at Chicago, with detailed pitcher matchups and weekend schedules across American and California leagues.
Celtics Edge All-Stars in High Scoring Playoff Tilt
The Boston Celtics beat the NBA All-Stars 140 to 137 in Richmond to take a 4 1 lead in the series. Weil Johnston led the All-Stars with 26 points while Togo Palazzi added 24. Heinsohn, Loscutoff, and Sharman each had 22 for Boston. Russell scored 21. The next games were set for Santa Ana and Los Angeles Shrine Auditorium.
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Spor ts calendar item lists a sprint care event with teams Feat, Caliente, and Vince Racing. notes Gardgna Stadium in Portland rainwoodd and a 100 unit prize under Sunday world car championship banner with multiple sponsor names and unclear results.
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49ers Suffer Fifth Setback in Doubleheader
Long Beach State College failed to win its first CCAA baseball game as the 49ers lost to California State Los Angeles in a home doubleheader. Jay Davis pitched well for Long Beach but four errors and hitless first four innings doomed the rally attempts. Los Angeles State employed strong defense and timely hits to prevail 4-1 in the first game.
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Bayer Takes 17 on No 17 During Derby Open Controversy
In Fort Worth next week the PGA will review seven cases of player protests as George Bayer of Los Angeles carded a 17 on Seneca course par 17th hole. Harvey Raynor called the demonstration a disgrace amid anger over Derby Open prize chances. Players sought releases to prep for Texas events but were denied under PGA rules.
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