Cardinal Test Today for Puzzling Newcombe
Dodgers face St. Louis at Busch Stadium with Newcombe seeking to improve road record and halt an NL cellar slide. Cardinals pitcher Larry Jackson used in relief roles, while Dodger batters scramble to solve Sad Sam and Musial’s lineup as Newcombe aims to snap a losing skid against the Redbirds.
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Elliott clocks 3 57.8 in Coliseum Relays mile
Herb Elliott of Australia defeated Merv Lincoln in 3 57.8 on a grass track at the Coliseum Relays. Officials submit the time for world record consideration though some doubt remains about pacing. Lincoln finished second, while other events featured Alex Henderson’s 8:47.98 two mile and a Dodgers victory in baseball.
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Landy says Elliott’s record run pleased him after radio listen
Melbourne broadcaster Sandy, at his Victoria farm, reports Herb Elliott’s 3 578 mile time that beat John Landy’s 3 58 world mark. Landy praises Elliott’s superb effort as his father in Perth hails the colossal run despite a stomach ailment.
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Vikings Rally Past Huskies in Season Finale
Long Beach City College overcame an early 2-1 deficit to shell 10 runs in the final four innings and beat host Long Beach State 11-4. San Diego transfer Joe Aviitue delivered the go ahead sacrifice fly in the seventh as Danny Adams, Don Carbonara and others fueled the comeback. Vikings finish 16-12 overall and 8-6 in league play.
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Phoenix teen sets national HS shot put record at 69 feet 3 inches
Allan Long, a 240-pound North Phoenix High senior, broke the national high school shot put mark with 69 feet 3 inches. A 6-5 junior Tong already has 67 feet 3 inches pending AAU recognition, surpassing the 1957 record of 64 feet 6 inches set by Clark Brunson of Pasadena High.
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Nitehawks Handcuff Ghosts in 8-0 Victory
Long Beach Nitehawks pitcher Jack Randall threw seven perfect innings against the Iowa Colored Ghosts, allowing one infield hit in the ninth as the Nitehawks won 8-0 before about 1,000 at Park Ave Field. Randall struck out 13, with Richie Stephen surrendering a single to Rip Collins in the ninth. An early five run second inning carried the game for Long Beach.
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