Dick Norman Names Toughest High School Opponent
Stanford quarterback Dick Norman cites the 1956 Lynwood-Compton game as his roughest, praising Compton’s Rex Johnston and his club. He recalls facing Washington’s Chuck Allen and Washington State’s Keith Lincoln as standout opponents and notes his plan to pursue engineering with a later MBA, amid pro football talks.
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Dodgers Struck By Braves Two Strikes Again
Milwaukee notes a recurring two strike pattern as the Dodgers lose 7 to 8 to the Braves. Wes Covington hit a three run pinch homer off Ed Roebuck after Don Drysdale faltered. The setback follows a season where Dodgers had few two strike defeats and featured a volatile late surge in June to August.
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Covington's ninth homer fuels Braves loss to Dodgers
Covington hit his ninth homer of the year as a pinch hitter against the Dodgers. Eddie Mathews added his 23rd with one on in the 11th. The Braves stayed fourth, seven games behind the Pirates, as the Dodgers fell two in a row to remain out of reach of the leaders despite four pitchers used. Brunet got the win, MicMalon saved in a 1–2–8 ninth.
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Billie Jean Mulfiell Triumphs In Grass Court Play
Billie Jean Mulfiell of California defeated Carol Hanks of St. Louis 2 6 6 3 list details, advancing in the Eastern Grass Court Championships at Orange Lawn Club. Darlene Hard beat Carment Lampe 6 8 6 0, and Karen Hantze topped Linde Vail 6 0 6 2.
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Dodgers Rally Produces Early Lead in Slow Game
An error by Schoendienst produced a Dodger run in the first inning and the old Redhead helped extend the lead to 2-0 after four. Wally Moon drove in the first run after Maury Wills started with a single and stole second. Tommy Davis and Duke Snider hit RBI singles in the fourth, Davis scoring on a Roseboro grounder.
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Venezuela Next for Cup Netters
UPI reports David Freed, U.S. Davis Cup captain, says the Americans should have an easier time in the zone final against Venezuela after taking a 3-1 lead over Mexico in Cleveland. Final score in the halted match left the series at 3-2 as rain postponed the final singles.
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Martin Gets Hearing on Brewer Rap
Cincinnati based report says National League president Warren Giles will meet Billy Martin at 4 am to discuss his $500 fine and five day suspension for threatening Brewer. Martin sought to explain his side after Brewer allegedly threw at his head and insulted him as he retrieved his bat on the field.
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Sports on Radio-TV Report Clips and Notes
Radio and television listings summarize coverage from Gedoess weg Brae REL and ERcia, noting a £340 payment and a £25 item. Olympic programming includes Monroe and Humanreys SLRS with a 30 mile reference. The brief item lists entertainment and recreation mentions without detailed event context.
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Pep Pills for Girls Denial Sparks Olympic Swim Row
Roslyn N Y AP reports women's Olympic swimming team faces charges of pep pills. Weikkolt Ruuska claimed rivals used pills. his daughter Sylvia 18 made the 40 meter freestyle squad while Patricia 14 did not. Coaches defend and suggest a mix up with honey syrup and vitamin C.
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Tigers Tribe Swap Again Detro it–Ciel Indians coach move
The Detroit Tigers and Cleveland Indians swapped managers again on Monday. Luke Appling moves from Detroit to Cleveland while Detroit receives pitcher Jayner White in return from the Indians.
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Waller shines as blocking star in Chargers win over Titans
Sid Gillman lauds Ron Waller for pivotal blocking in the 27-7 victory over the New York Titans. Gillman also praises Henry Wallace and Jim Sears for defense while commending Royce Womble and Ralph Anderson as key receivers. Prepare for Coliseum clash with Houston Oilers as Rymkus trims roster.
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Miss Thriftway Wins Seattle Speedboat Final Heat
Miss Thriftway led the delayed re run of the final heat in Seattle and finished first, but the American Powerboat Association retains the final decision on the 10,000 mile speedboat contest.
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Pierce Firing Back As White Sox Top Yankees
White Sox southpaw Dilly Pierce, passed over for a World Series start last year, again defeated the Yankees to pull Chicago within a half game of New York. Pierce improved to 14-7, while Minnie Minoso and Jim Cannon led a 14-hit attack in a 4-1 win over Whitey Ford and the Yankees. In the National League, Ed Bailey plated a run in the ninth to lift Cincinnati over San Francisco 4-3 as Claude Osteen started.
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