Connolly Ousted: U.S. Loses in 200 Meters
The United States failed to defend the Olympic title in the 200 meter dash as Hal Connolly did not reach the finals. Italy’s Livio Berutti won in 20.5 seconds, tying the world record. 40,000 Italians roared at the Olympic Stadium while the U.S. saw its long-held sprint dominance slip away.
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Koufax McCormick TV Startup for Dodgers Giants
Sandy Koufax was to make his first start of the year against the Giants on television this afternoon. The Dodgers aimed to protect their five game edge in fourth place as the matchup aired from San Francisco.
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Hawks blank Dallas 10 to 0 in World Tournament showdown
Eddie Waymire boosted the Nitehawks with a controlled pitching outing as Longy Beach’s rookie southpaw relieved starters and led a 10-0 rout of Dallas in Park Ave Field. Bip centerfielder Lucky thumisten powered the offense with a solo homer and a three-run blast as Joz Rodgers’ crew tallied multiple hits.
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Baseball Results From A E 65 Sat and Sunday Scores
The report lists scattered baseball results and upcoming matchups across leagues. Key cities mentioned include St. Louis Los Angeles Cincinnati Milwaukee Chicago San Francisco and New York with teams such as the Angels and Cubs noted for weekend actions.
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Water Polo Team Is Seventh at Olympic Tournament
The US water polo team finished seventh in the Olympic tournament in Rome Romania. Five players were expelled in the first half, including Charles McElroy and Charles Bittick. Fred Tistie and Wally Wolf scored in the second half for the Americans. Romania claimed fifth place, while Germany and the Netherlands placed sixth and eighth.
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Virginia golf tour leads and second round scores
Harry Bouchier and Clarles Pearson led after a 64 in the first round, posting a 36 hole total of 125. Shark was second at 125 with Dr. Ken Mounty Al Navis and Bob Rocker. Roy Spawe Rex Wall of Virginia posted a 69 in the second round.
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Bolt Shares Dallas Lead In Turbulent Golf Round
Tommy Bolt and Earl Stewart Jr lead the Dallas Open after posting three under par 67s advancing into the second round. Bolt, temper under control, sank four birdies in a 67 as officials move the event to Crystal River Florida for the next round with $25000 purse and 17,530 in official Sunday final totals.
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Pappas Hero as Orioles Edge Yankees 5-0
Milt Pappas pitched his tenth win in a 5-0 Baltimore victory over the New York Yankees, striking out nine and not issuing a walk. Tony Kubek started with a single, then Pappas retired 18 in a row before Cletis Boyer’s single. The win pulled Baltimore within three games of first as Whitey Ford took the loss.
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British Walker Rescued After Olympics Rest in Rome
Stan Vickers placed third in the Olympics and, after a long 20-kilometer walk, collapsed and rested. Non-English speaking ambulance staff seized him and rushed him to a Rome hospital, with British officials scrambling for hours to locate and recover him.
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Owens Charms Rome As He Covers Olympics
Jesse Owens arrived at the Olympic village to massive attention and autograph requests while he covers the games for an American magazine and records programs for the U S Armed Forces radio network. He handled the interruptions with modesty and dignity.
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Sports Calendar item incomplete Park event
Fragmentary OCR notes show a sports calendar entry with Park, Regents, and Stanford mentions but details unreadable. No clear event, date, or outcome available to summarize.
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