Braves Pitcher Fined $50 After Phone Call Incident
Milwaukee lefty Denny Lemaster paid a $50 fine after a postgame telephone call during the Braves 10 2 loss to the Cubs. Manager Bobby Bragan warned that future calls will cost $100. Lemaster apologized, explaining he was frustrated by the rough outing and hit hard in his first season with Milwaukee.
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Southpaw Passers May Lead All-Stars
Chicago reports the Packers, reigning NFL champions, meet the All-Stars in the 30th midsummer classic at Soldier Field. Green Bay holds a 144 point favorite, last year winning 42 20 behind Bart Starr five scoring passes. kickoff 9 p.m. EST, expected 65 000 crowd, ABC telecast, weather 80 degrees with showers.
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Lions Work On Air Attack
Football drills feature Lombardi schemes to offset Hornung loss with wing backs and decoys. All-Stars receivers include Richter Flatley Hutchinson Campbell Richardson Paremore Mitchell Ferguson, while VanderKelen Baker may lead the aerial attack. Giants trade Bob Bill to Redskins. Cronin hospitalized in Washington.
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Mike Phillips Leads Central Eastside to Connie Mack Title
Mike Phillips hit a first inning homer to spark Central Eastside Merchants past Zorah Shrine 43 in the Connie Mack playoff series. Jim McCallum and Randy Stimac belted back-to-back fifth inning doubles for the lead and winning run as Frank Hambien's timely triple after John Phillips' fourth inning single tied the game at three.
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Jack Turner Leaves Indianapolis Hospital
Jack Turner, 43, of Seattle, left an Indianapolis hospital after more than two months of treatment for burns and injuries from a May 20 practice run for the 500 mile race. He had been with the Precision Piston Ring Special when it upset exiting the northwest turn.
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Beginners' League Reds and Giants clash in battering routs
The RH E Huts and Tigers posted notable hitting feats in a compact area league update. Sullivan Dean and G Grayless led home runs for the Reds and Giants while Priester and McBride sparked the Batteries with doubles and a triple.
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Hole-in-One at Terre Haute Country Club
Mrs Edw ard Baur scored a hole in one yesterday on the No 16 hole at the Country Club of Terre Haute using a five iron. She was accompanied by Mrs Shannon Buntin Mrs Robert Noe and Mrs Philip Templeton as witnesses on the fifteenth green were Mrs Howard Clare Mrs Delbert Talley Mrs Victor Miller and Mrs Noel McBride.
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Three Pro Grid Games Bring AFL Exhibition Action
The American Football League moves into its fourth season with three exhibition games this weekend. Commissioner Joe Foss notes the league has matured after last year’s crisis as teams face financial strain and self funding efforts. Kansas City, now the Chiefs, meets the Chargers in San Diego while Houston visits the Broncos in Denver.
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Patterson Drops in Boxing Rankings After Liston KO
Floyd Patterson falls to No. 7 in the World Boxing Association ratings after a first round knockout by Sonny Liston. Cassius Clay rises to No. 1, with Doug Jones, Cleveland Williams, Billy Daniels, Ernie Terrel, and Henry Cooper also ahead of Patterson.
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Altman Delivers Key HR as Cardinals Edge Reds
George Altman belted his third home run in ten days lifting the St. Louis Cardinals to a 3-2 win over the Cincinnati Reds. The shot to right field broke a 1-1 tie in the fifth inning, giving Altman his seventh homer of the season.
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