Kentucky All Stars Face Indiana In Louisville Exchange
Indiana and Kentucky open their annual series at Butler Fieldhouse with both squads optimistic about strength and depth. Indiana coach Angus Nicoson praised Kentucky's depth and noted several colleges are recruiting the players, while Indiana aims for a stronger outside game and rebounding.
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Angus Nicoson
Indiana Central College
Nicoson
Tom Niemeier
Evansville
Rex Mundi
Rich Mason
East Chicago
Washington
Mike Rolf
Muncie Central
Kentuckians
New Coach at Tennessee Introduces T Formation
KNOXVILLE Tenn June 21 The University of Tennessee hired Jim McDonald 48 a former Ohio State blocking back as head football coach replacing Bowden Wyatt McDonald vows the Volunteers will use the T formation part of this season and more than half next year signaling a shift from the single wing duel.
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Tenn
University of Tennessee
Jim McDonald
Ohio State
McDonald
Bowden Wyatt
All Star Third Basemen Chase Start in American League
Three AL candidates battle for the All-Star starting job at third base with Frank Malzone, Brooks Robinson, and Clete Boyer. Malzone leads batting, Robinson provides power, and Boyer shines defensively. The piece notes historical sibling stars and past All-Star selections.
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Frank Malzone
Red Sox
Brooks Robinson
Orioles
Clete Boyer
Yanks
Malzone
Robinson
Boyer
Boston Star
O'Toole Wins 13th as Reds Rally Past Phillies
Pitcher Cocky Jim O'Toole struck out six and allowed five hits in eight innings before Jim Owens finished, boosting Cincinnati within three-and-a-half games of the NL lead. John Edwards and Bob Skinner homered for the Reds, who built a five-run fifth after a 2-1 edge.
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Edwards
Art Mahaffey
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Houston Colts
Denny Lemaster
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Pirates
Jimmy
Yankee
Stan Williams
Met
Casey Stengel Back As Mets Triumph Over Yankees In Charity Game
At New York's Yankee Stadium about 50 000 fans saw the Mets defeat the Yankees 6 2 in a Harlem River charity game. Casey Stengel received the loudest cheers while Roger Maris faced heavy boos as New Breed fans clashed with police during the event benefiting New York sandlot baseball.
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Roger Maris
Ol Casey
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Pixie
Don Sandberg Leads PCE to 17 0 Victory Over Noon Optimist
Don Sandberg struck out 13 and powered PCE to a 17 0 win as Steve Wade homered and singled and Bob Fortson added a triple and homer. Tommy Sharpe led the Noon Optimist with three singles while Terre Haute Savings beat Coca Cola 4 3 and Eastern Express topped Breakfast Optimist 7 4.
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Steve Wade
Bob Fortson
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K. Gilbert
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Coca- Cola
Tom Butwin
Jerry Smith
P. OO
Ieee
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Grafe
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Mets Fans Tear Down World Championship Banner After Victory
New York June 21 crowd of 50,742 at the All New York exhibition game saw the Mets defeat the Yankees 6 to 2. Met fans attempted to climb the Yankee Stadium flagpole to tear down the world championship banner after the game.
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Yanks
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Yankee
Bob Fishel
Met
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