Wild Bill Campbell Eyes Mexico Classic Return
Twenty-four years after winning a division in the San Antonio to Monterrey road race, Wild Bill Campbell at 63 plans to race again in the Mexican classic. He has lined up his former mechanic Claud Jones, 59, to ride with him as top drivers chase grand cars from the U S line toward the Guatemalan border.
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Campbell vows to race again after reminiscing with old racing cronies
Local legend Wild Bill Campbell recalled past glory and racing days in a town visit. He named figures like Eddie Eckenroth and Earl Allen, touted plans to secure a car, and declared he can still drive as well as ever. He spoke of Le Mans, Lima and Mexican road races, noting a fatal crash of Hal Tice and vowing to prove his skill to Mexican road racers.
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Fanovieh Locke Star for Mission Double Victory
Houston script notes describe Lefty Frank Fanovich and Charley Locke delivering two dominant wins as the San Antonio missions swept a doubleheader over the Buffs 1-0 and 2-1. Manager Don Heffner benches himself after a dispute as Ralph Beard starts for Houston while Diemer is slated to close the Houston series. Tasby to join Saturdays game. Oertel granted leave home for 10 days. Ryne Duren arrives in Baltimore with X rays for arm.
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Cleveland Clinches 1 0 Victory Over Chicago
In a tight scoring duel Cleveland edges Chicago 1 to 0 as Hegen and Avila contribute key plays. Rosen and Pierce provide run support while pitchers Lemon and Pierce lock down the late innings for the win.
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National Standings Show Broadade Stark Whirlwind Update
National Standings reveal Brooklyn, Milwaukee leading with Chicago and Detroit close behind. Reports include individual scores and upcoming games across major leagues, with New York, Washington, Baltimore, and Boston listed for Friday and Saturday matchups.
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Heart Attack Kills Arch Ward Sports Editor
Arch Ward, renowned Chicago Tribune sports editor, died Saturday in Chicago at age 58 from a heart attack. Firemen and a physician unsuccessfully tried to revive him as his wife Helen and son Thomas looked on. Ward originated the annual all star baseball and football classics.
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Little Leagues and Optimists Clash in Baseball Standings
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Texas Interscholastic League allows nonsegregated schools to compete
Austin July 9 The Texas Interscholastic league ruled that nonsegregated high schools may compete on equal footing with segregated schools in athletic and academic programs. The decision follows a petition from the El Paso independent school district and affects league administered events across Texas.
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Texas League Ki-DALELAS 6 Oklahoma City 1
Oklahoma City defeated by Dallas as Burns loses control early. Gatter and Virgil spark offense, Burnside earns win in relief as Aldridge struggles over seven innings. Final score 6-1 with Dallas mounting a late rally and 28 hits total.
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Putting Tourney Claims Top Prize at Chuck Klein’s
Buddy Erring won the weekly putting tournament at Chuck Klein's driving range, taking top prize after a tie with Lonnie and David Montear. Hermes Fielden captured the women's division.
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Boxscores from NL games Zimmer to Hodges
Brooklyn edges New York as Newcombe dominates. Gomez suffers loss. Maglie and Monzant hot for Giants. Labine, Roebuck, and Surkont shine in mixed results. Braves sweep two as Mathews homers, Spahn strong. Burns and Crandall contribute for Milwaukee. Remaining box totals show multiple players with runs, RBIs, and double plays in a dense, score-filled page.
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Fights TGK Y 0 Sandy paddle TAA New York Janek 128
Arthur Pardey of Red Cross Louisiana stopped Nat Eilter Jackson in New Orleans and Rabby Sraeth clashed with William Worley in San Angelo. results show draws and scattered scores in Dallas and New Orleans.
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Free-for-all Riot Highlights Minor League Scrape in Columbus
George Trautman may act after a near riot in Columbus as Columbus and Toronto players clashed at an International League game. Lou Limmer from Toronto and Romberger were hospitalized with injuries. Umpires, sheriff's deputies and police restored order after a crowd of 40 players were involved. In tennis, Tony Trabert fell in set one but won 6 3 5 7 6 3 over Jerry Moss in Cincinnati. Bernard Bartzen and Mervyn Rose advanced to finals with Rose beating Vic Seixas 3 6 6 4 8 6 6 4. Bert Thomas won 2800 in prizes swimming the Juan de Fuca Strait. Austin fans bought over 10000 in Pioneer tickets. A group led by James Connolly seeks 20000 by Saturday night for a down payment on the resub.
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Northwest Midget Majors and Local Youth Baseball Standings
North region youth baseball results list Woodlawn Optimists and Northwest Kiwanis with scores and key players. Teams include Northwest Lions and N. Central Lions with detailed inning-like tallies and player names such as Mixon, Deaton, Seay, Brenner, and Tayfield.
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Pony Leagues Cameron Fixtures and Catto Clash in Semi-Finals
Jaycee Pony league semi-final action Saturday features Cameron leading 1-0 in a best of three, aiming to clinch a berth with one win. The Hibs club crushed Kens 10-0 Friday as Steubing and Lone kept Kens hitless, and Elks Club figures appear in scattered box notes.
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Swaps and High Gun Face Separate Derby Weeked Derby Cards
Horse racing notes from Associated Press highlight Swaps of Kentucky Derby fame and High Gun in major $50,000 added races at Holly Wood Park and Aqueduct. Swaps, unbeaten this year, runs the Westerner mile and a quarter. High Gun carries 122 pounds in the Brooklyn handicap. Limited field for Swaps and a small field for High Gun with Begqueath as a rival. Televised Brooklyn, KTLA San Antonio, 2:15 to 2:30 p.m. Also Michigan Mile at Detroit and Arlington Lassie at Arlington on the same program. Friday results: Searching wins at Aqueduct. Sammy Boulmetis nets three at Monmouth. Adlos Harry sets a track record at Vernon Downs.
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Thom son Seeks Third Straight Open Title at St Andrews
Australian Peter Thomson defended the British Open at St Andrews shooting 72 for 281 to edge Scot Johnny Fallon by two strokes. Low amateur honors went to Joe Conrad with 293. Thomson plans a return next year as he reflected on the tough course and bunkers that challenged him in the final rounds.
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Open leaders at St Paul Open golf halfway mark
In St Paul Minnesota on July 9 the St Paul Open leaders are listed by round totals. Notables include Jerry Barber 63 66 129 Arnold Palmer 65 67 132 Fred Hawkins 64 72 136 Bud Holscher 70 69 139 Doug Ford 71 65 140 Jimmy Clark 63 72 135. The field shows a mix of pros and amateurs contending at halfway.
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Service Ball BAMC roster notes and HR details
The fragment lists personnel linked to Lackland and Butterfield Colley Holbrook Anderson and Garay. HR: Leach and Meinchok from Lackland are noted. The text reads like an internal roster line with unit codes 106 234 G-22 27 1 and numbers 300 003.0-684. It references Butterfield Colley Holbrook Anderson and Garay with Leach and Meinchok as HR from Lackland.
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Pacific Coast League results update
Seattle blanked Los Angeles 4 0 while Sacramento edged San Francisco 6 5 and Oakland defeated Portland 5 4. San Diego beat Hollywood 3 1 in a league night of tight finishes and notable scoring.
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