Mudcat Grant Lacks Support in 5-3 Loss to Angels
The California Angels defeated Minnesota 5-3 as Mudcat Grant lost his 59th decision of the season. Grant complained of unfair decisions despite pitching better, while Ed Kirkpatrick drove in the go ahead run with a single. Washington beat Cleveland 4-2 and Chicago edged Kansas City 2-1 as errors by Chico Salmon helped Detroit?
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Olson’s miscue costs tied game in late innings
In a tense seventh, Tony Oliva dropped a fly ball with two on, allowing unearned runs for the Angels. The report also notes Grant’s ERA trimming to 3.26 this season and recalls his 1965 and 1966 figures, plus a spring holdout for over $50,000 before settling around $35,000 in mid-March.
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Ortiz Turns Politician After Retaining His Title
PITTSBURGH AP Lea Ortiz becomes a political candidate after defending his lightweight title against Johnny Bizzarro in a 12th round stoppage. Ortiz, 135 pounds, plans to campaign in New York State Senate 29th District, citing his poverty and his people’s mistreatment while vowing to travel the district for speeches. He stopped Bizzarro at 2:29 of the 12th round.
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New York
Manila
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Los Angeles
Mexico City
Teddy Brenter
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Frankie Narvaez
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Pittsburgh
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Bronx
Johnny Bizzarro
New York State
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John (Buck) McTiernan
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Carlos Ortiz
Central Catholic Star Jim Bischoffberger Signs with Utah
Central Catholic standout Jim Bischoffberger, a state champion and baseball prospect, will sign a four year letter of intent with the University of Utah in Salt Lake City. He is joined by his father for the signing. Bischoffberger will compete against Central teammates Chuck Henkel and Chuck Bowden, who head to New Mexico University.
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University of Utah
Salt Lake City
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Bischoffberger
Utah
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Chuck Henkel
Chuck Bowden
Fight results by the Associated Press
Rocky Alarde from the Philippines knocked out Makoto Watana in Tokyo while John Houston of Los Angeles defeated Tuna Sea Jan in Auckland New Zealand. Roofer Rouse from Butte Montana stopped Rudoly Out in Anaconda Montana, implying a series of middleweight bouts with KO finishes.
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Rocky Alarde
Philipines
Makoto Watana
Japan
Auckland
New Zealand
John Houton
Los Angeles
Tuna Sea Jan
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Rooer Rouse
Anaconda
Rudoly
Jamaico
Astros Rally Past Dodgers In Rough Brooklyn Losses
Houston tops Los Angeles 4 2 as Don Drysdale struggles allowing seven hits before exit in the eighth. Oliver hits a three run fourth while Torre drives in three with a homer and single. Cardinals rally to beat Mets 4 2. Braves belted Phillies 7 5 with two Oliver homers and Torre homer and RBI. Braves serenaded by fan with Taps in center field during batting practice. Southern League scores listed.
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Ron Perranoski
Los Angeles Dodgers
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Bill White
Braves
Gene Oliver
Joe Torre
Philadelphia
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New York Mets
National Boxes NL Leaders In Batting And Runs
National League leaders listed for batting and runs with players from Atlanta Pittsburgh Philadelphia St Louis and San Francisco. Highlights include Alou Agron Aaron Mays and Flood among top batters and Aaron tying for runs with 23. pitching leaders include Drysdale Koufax and Perry with strikeout tallies and run allowed figures.
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Callison
Rosebora
Nicholson
Swoboda
Buchek
Oliver
Harrison
Bateman
Murphy
Maxvills
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Regan
Curtlay
Pinsone
Taylor
Philadelphsay Owens
Clemente
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Phillips
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Carty
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Hrtorre Houston
Boteman
Stoub
Brock
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Los Angeles
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Collison
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McCarver
Selma
Perry
OjGillam
Francisco
Koufax
Loy Angelee
Knowles
Philedelphio
Perranoski
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Sutton
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US shooting team named for world championships at Wiesbaden
Forty one shooters are named to the U S team for the world championships in Wiesbaden Germany next month with reserves to be named after final Lackland AFB tryouts. The roster includes many Fort Benning and Lockland personnel and lists scores in Free Pistal Running Boar Free Rifle and other events along with several women selected for the team.
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Germany
Lackland Afb
Herschel Anderson
Fi Benning
Arnold Vilfordo
Lockland
Donald Home Intan
Lloyd Burchett
John Kingeter
Ft. Benning
Richard Brown
Frederick Dean
Edmund? Moeller
Gary Anderson
Lones Wigger
John Foster
Margaret Thompson
David Kimes
F.C. Arthur Harvis, Ft. Benning, Tied, Record of 257, 44. Gordon Horner
Strother Shumate
Frank Suber
S.F
Eugene Rayford
USMC
Quantico
John Dumore
Lackland
Lones Vrigger
Tommy Pool
Martin Gunnarson
Clay Figeon
Gordon Horner
Benning
Kenny Jones
Lack Yond
Chuck Jenson
Bennning
Bully Hicks
William Abbot
Satlre Carroll
Ft Benning
Gail Liberty
Wilford Hall
Mary Kinseila
Dinie Coultar
Aaargaret Thompson
Fr. Benning
Marianna Jensen
Clay Figean
Charlotte Bergen
Camp
Los Angeles
Ryun Faces Rising Challenge in Mile As Clock Pressure Grows
The text notes Ryun’s struggle with concentration as mile times dip toward 3:50. A French rival named Michel Jazy is cited with a 3:53 mark as a point of comparison. Mentions that at 19 Ryun ran 2:53.7, and a prediction that by age 23 he could reach 3:50 with proper management of distractions and logistical support.
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Jazy
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Gijob
Ryun
Jim New
Ryan
Santee
Bass Club Sets Bastrop Tourney on Lake Bastrop Weekend
The Alamo Bass Club will hold a tournament on Lake Bastrop this Saturday and Sunday with Bastrop State Park serving as the weigh-in point.
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Alamo Bass Club
Lake Bastrop
Bastrop State Park
Santee recalls rivalry with Ryun and training gains
Wes Santee, once at peak earning power, criticizes the Amateur Athletic Union for vindictiveness after two California meets. He notes Ryun as Kansas’s rising miler and recalls his own era’s training limits. Santee, now in Lawrence, explains distance runners improved by doubling training over the past decade.
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Wes Santee
Amateur Athletic Union
California
Wes
Kansas
Santee
Lawrence
Kan
Jim Ryun
Jim
Ryun
Compton
Canary Islands
Bannister
Sandy
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Modern Training Methods and the Rise of Two-Workout Regimens
The article traces early 20th century shifts in distance running training from single daily sessions to two-a-day workouts. It cites Paavo Nurmi and other figures noting how increased weekly mileage and double sessions spurred faster mile times, highlighting a pivotal era in athletic science and the quest to push human limits.
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Paavo
Bill
Eh Naler
Mile record chase and era of great runners
The narrative traces early 1930s running advances led by Glenn Cunningham and rivals in the United States and Europe. It notes Bannister cracking 4 minutes in Britain, Landy’s 3:59.6, and Canadian-like progress by Athletes such as Santee, Bonthron, Venzke, San Romani, Lovelock and Haegg, amid growing media coverage and televised interests.
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Roger Bannister
Glenn Cunningham
Alsoj
Austa Kansan
John Landy
Bill Bonthron
Gene Santee
Cham Venzke
Archie
U.S
Gunder Haegg
Mintsville
Harris Predicted Peak Form In Ambitious Pentathlon
Sportlights profile William A Harris a pentathlon buff with a record total over 1600 in each event and hints he could shine at the upcoming world series of fishing. Highlands High School mentor Howard Johnston shapes the team while Cincinnati Reds face a rough patch under Don Heffner in the NL Second division amid doubt about pennant hopes.
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William A. Harris
Coots
Baja
Howard Johnston
Highlands High School
Cincinnati Reds
Don Heffner
Reds
Heffner
San Antonio
S A Baseball School Set to Open Next Monday
The S A Jewish Community Center hosts a summer baseball school for ages 8 through 14, starting Monday at Brackenridge High School’s diamond. Harald Singleton and Kenny Klein lead drills with sessions for different age groups from 2:15 to 5:15 PM on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday. Fees are 5 dollars for community center members and 15 dollars for nonmembers.
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