Reds Hit 29-Hit Spree. Sweep Braves, Narrow NL Lead
Cincinnati pounded Milwaukee 10-9 and 10-2 as 29 hits and six homers ignite a doubleheader. Frank Robinson belted two homers and Tony Perez and Tommy Harper added notable hits while Vada Pinson hit a grand slam. The Reds inch toward the Dodgers, who lost 10-2 to Pittsburgh, in a sizzling Milwaukee day game.
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Ken Willard Draws Raves
Ken Willard a 230 pound North Carolina back draws raves as a rookie phenom for the 49ers after gaining 133 yards in 18 carries for the East in a 34-14 win over the West in the All-American game. He earns MVP honors while teammates and coaches tout his speed strength and power.
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Teen Track Theory Gains Ground With Young Runners
Spokane report notes coach Tracy Walters argues teenagers may peak later in distance events. At the AAU National Championships in San Diego 19 year old Gerry Lindgren lost the six mile by one tenth to Billy Mills, while 18 year old Jim Ryan beat Peter Snell in the mile with 3 55 3 Americans set.
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Washington pays Prep $75,000 bonus
Joe Coleman Jr. of Natick Massachusetts son of a former Philadelphia Athletics pitcher signed with the Washington Senators for a $75 000 bonus described as the club s largest ever for a draft pick Coleman 18 was the Senators first pick in the recent free agent draft
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Mimi Henreid Wins College Net Title
UCLA’s Mimi Henreid daughter of actor Paul Henreid wins the U S Lawn Tennis Association Women’s Collegiate Championship title in Greensboro. Henreid defeats Nadine Netter of Wellesley 6 1 1 6 6 1 after dropping a set in a three set final.
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