O'Toole Nips Bucs In Near Perfect Game 3-0
Raleigh Regis Beckley W Va reports Art Q OToole pitched near perfection to beat the Buc s 3 0 in a Tuesday baseball game. In Cooperstowns Hall of Fame ceremony UpI recalls four new immortals Jackie Robinson Bob Feller Bill McKechnie and Edd Roush honored by Ford Frick with moving speeches and reflections on baseballs past.
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O'Toole fans Pirates in near perfect game bid
Jim O'Toole held the Pirates scoreless into the eighth inning before Bob Skinner's double ended the bid. Cincinnati won 3-0 as O'Toole earned his ninth victory and third shutout with six strikeouts. Dodgers beat Cardinals 9-2 and Angels edged Orioles 6-5 in 14 innings.
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Pfc Hornung Leaves Army to Join Packers Camp
Pfc Paul Hornung was released from the Army at Fort Riley Kansas and was set to fly to Green Bay to join the Packers for football training camp. The 26 year old Notre Dame alumnus, NFL scoring leader and Packers halfback, was released early due to seasonal civilian employment. He said he would travel to Green Bay as soon as possible after active duty during the Berlin crisis.
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McKinley Leads U S Davis Cup Tennis Team
McKinley leads the U S Davis Cup squad into Mexico matches after winning the National Clay Courts title at River Forest by defeating top foreign seed Fred Stolle 6 3 8 6 4 . He teamed with Dennis Ralston to win last year’s doubles. Riessen joins to replace Whitney Reed as the team’s new member.
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Arlington
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Long Beach
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San Antonio
Reed and Susman Lead Field at Pennsylvanian Championships
At Merion Cricket Club Haverford Pa seed Davis capper Whitney Reed Wimbledon champ Karen Hantze Susman lead a strong field into the second round of the 63rd Pennsylvania lawn tennis championships. Donna Floyd faces Gwyneth Thomas in a key match while Reed, Alameida Calif, seeded No 1, beat Sam Howe 6 2 6 2. Vic Seixas, Ron Holmberg advance and Billie Jean Moffitt to play today.
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Steelers Open Training Camp At West Liberty
The Pittsburgh Steelers opened camp at West Liberty College with two practices set for 10 am and 3 pm. The squad includes 26 rookies and three veterans led by Ed Brown Terry Nofsinger and Don James. Newcomers Tom Bettis and Bobby Layne join the unit as preparations for the 30th NFL season begin. Guards Ron Stehouwer and Charley Bradshaw arrived Monday Bradshaw will miss early camp to serve two weeks in the Army Reserve.
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Mullens Little League Revises Schedule After Storm
Severe hail disrupted games causing a full shuffle of Mullens Little League and Warren Williams schedules. Eppys vs Dias Floral and Post 32 vs Duncan Catron moved to later dates, with postponed July 6 and June 19 matches rescheduled. Tuesday sees Eppys vs Duncan Catron and Post 70 vs Post 32 as rained out games are rearranged.
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Beckley Elks Stadium softball and league games list
A dense schedule from LI AREA FOUR at Elks Stadium across Route 41 includes Route 41 versus Beckley Eastern and New River facing West Virginia Casket Long Airbox, plus East Gulf and many local leagues. Other matchups feature Warren Williams and Eppys Drug, Catron Post 70 against Post 32, and multiple Babe Ruth, Little League, and American Legion games in Mullens, Slab Fork, Kopperston, Marlinton, and Beckley areas with varied start times.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule for Monday and Tuesday
The American League table shows New York, Los Angeles, Minnesota, Cleveland, Baltimore, Chicago, Detroit, Boston, Kansas City, Washington with varied win totals. Monday night results include Minnesota defeating Detroit 8 to 1 and Los Angeles beating Baltimore 6 to 5 in 14 innings. Tuesday lists probable pitchers for Boston at New York, Detroit at Minnesota, Cleveland at Kansas City, Chicago at Washington, Baltimore at Los Angeles, San Francisco at Houston, Philadelphia at Chicago, Los Angeles at St. Louis, San Francisco at Houston, and New York at Milwaukee, with several top starters named and two games scheduled for twi-night flags.
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Jacksonville Blanks Toronto To Extend IL Lead
Art Ceccarelli pitched an eight hit shutout as the Jacksonville Suns beat the Toronto Maple Leafs 6-0 to widen their International League pennant lead. Harry Chiti homered for the Suns in the Monday night win, while Atlanta defeated Buffalo 6-5. Rain postponed Columbus at Rochester and Richmond at Syracuse.
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Box scores reveal late innings and Telstar milestone
Pinch hitter Billy Klaus drove in the winning run with a sacrifice fly in the eighth as Jack Baldschun earned his sixth win. Don Demeter hit his 15th homer. Don Elston took the loss. A Telstar transmission carried part of the game to Europe, marking the first Major League game seen there live. Felix Torres beat the Orioles with a 14th inning RBI for the Angels, Dean Chance getting the win after a 5-2 deficit comeback. Dick Stigman allowed five hits in a five-hitter with Rich Rollins, Lenny Green, and Bob Allison homering to boost Minnesota over Detroit.
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Browns Open Camp As 45 Report For Practice
HIRAM Ohio UPI The Cleveland Browns began training camp with 45 players reporting for the first practice session Monday while several key men were missing due to military service and other commitments. Coach Paul Brown noted an unusually high early absence as the team has under three weeks before the first exhibition game. Missing were Charley Ferguson Ross Fichtner and Jim Houston all in the armed forces. Also away were Ernie Davis Gary Collins Mike Lucci Frank Parker and Charley Hinton with the College All-Stars. Bill Glass arrived late from Detroit. Offensive guard Jim Ray Smith announced retirement casting gloom over the workout.
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Dodgers Lose Koufax For 3 Weeks, Maybe 6
Dodgers star Sandy Koufax faces a three to six week absence due to a hand injury. Club physician Dr. Robert Woods said the left index finger lacks normal blood flow but Koufax may recover sooner than expected. Koufax left after one inning in his last outing with a 14-5-1 season record and over 200 strikeouts. last season he went 18-13 with league leading 269 strikeouts.
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NCAA pressures AAU for recognition of new federations
In Chicago the NCAA urged the AAU to recognize newly formed federations to oversee U S international competition in track basketball and gymnastics. The NCAA rejected an AAU bid to allow college athletes to begin practice earlier for a touring Russian basketball team, directing the issue to the Basketball Federation of the United States.
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