Don Drysdale and Neal spark ninth inning Dodgers win
In San Francisco the Dodgers beat the Giants 3-2 as Don Drysdale and Charlie Neal sparked a ninth inning rally. Drysdale joked with Neal about a blown wind blown ball and the pair shared a playful postgame moment in the Dodger clubhouse.
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Gilj’ Hodges
Ageless Find Set for Sunset Handicap at Hollywood Park
Alfred G Vanderbilt's ageless Find and the 77th Sunset Handicap headline Hollywood Park's summer finale. The veteran gelding, trained by BIH Winfrey, seeks a repeat victory in the $100,000-added race as Willie Shoemaker rides, with Finch aiming to challenge at 118 pounds. Other notes cover Dodgers baseball and recent races leading to the Hollywood Gold Cup, plus details on Hillsdale and Terrang as contenders.
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Pierce Roe
Ifanigner
Dodgers Boost From Within Keys To Future Stars
Dodger rookie outfielder Ron Fairly writes from Long Beach praising the organization. He recalls choosing the Dodgers, living at home, and balancing education with a baseball career. He credits Dodger scouts and coaches for development, notes spring training at Dodgertown, and highlights players who moved up from the farm system like Koufax and Drysdale while stressing internal promotion.
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George Lederer
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Jim Baxes
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Charlie Neal
John Roseboro
Ed Palmquist
Ed Roebuck
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Dick Gray
al Norris
Sparky Anderson
Ernie Rodriguez
Rick Warren
Larry Burright
Andy van der Velde
Bill Lachemann
Mike Castanon
Conrado Manatones
Larry Phillips
Ken Myers
Jackie Warner
Red Adams
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Antonelli and Spencer slam Seals Stadium as worst in America
San Francisco pitcher Antonelli and Giant second baseman Daryl Spencer blasted Seals Stadium after a 3 2 Dodger win. Antonelli raged at the field calling it a disgrace as two homers cleared the left field screen and Spencer faulted the soggy underyard and high grass, criticizing the park’s conditions and wind.
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Johny Antonelli
Los Angeles Dodgers
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Cromwell Cruises To Easy Win In Ohio Net Play
Jerry Cromwell of Long Beach California advanced to the second round of the Western Junior and Boys Tennis Championships with a 3 6 0, 6 0 victory over Dick Weinstock of St Louis in Springfield Ohio Other results include eighth under competition where Bill Buckley of Oklahoma City fell to Ralph Howe of Haverford 6 0 6 2 and top seed Bill Lenoir of Tucson defeated Andrew Adelson of Baltimore in straight sets
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Long Beach
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St. Louis
Bill Buckley
Oklahoma City
Ralph Howe
Haverford
Bill Lenoir
Tucson
Andrew Adelson
Baltimore
Radio and TV Sports Schedule Feature New Matchups
Listings detail Roseball Dodgers game and race events with times and channels. Includes KEIG and KAMFIC references, plus late 9 pm broadcast from Kiel and Racine Jellyaark race re creations.
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Rosburg Captures Utah Open in Utah Open finish
Bob Rosburg birdied the 18th to edge Ed Oliver by one stroke in the Utah Open at Farmington. Rosburg shot 69 for a 278 total, while Oliver finished 276 after a final round 69. Billy Casper was third with 277.
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Stanford to Host 1960 Olympic Track Trials
The United States Olympic Committee chose Stanford University as the site for the 1960 Olympic track and field trials. The trials will occur the Friday and Saturday after the NCAA and AAU meets in California, with the NCAA likely at Berkeley and the AAU at Bakersfield. Kenneth L. Tug Wilson chairs the committee.
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United States Olympic Committee
Stanford University
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Hes
Kenneth L
Tug) Wilson
NCAA
California
Berkeley
Bakers‘field
Gomes Wins Jr Lightweight Title in 15 Round Decision
In Providence New Jersey Harold Gomes defeated Pauk Jor penson by unanimous 15 round decision to take the vacated world junior lightweight crown after surviving four knockdowns on Monday night.
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Providence
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Pauk Jorpenson
Soviet Press Hails U S Soviet Track Meet Victory
Soviet Tass praised the Philadelphia track meet as an overall Soviet win 175 to 167 combining men’s and women’s scores while American officials claimed separate events. Tass lauded American sportsmanship and hospitality noting broad American public interest and friendly Soviet American sports ties.
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Nikolai Pistiak
Soviet Sports Society
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