Minutemen rally as Yankees open five game set with White Sox
Yankees hope to close the AL gap as they start a five game series with Chicago at Comiskey Park. Minutemen power leads the 3-3 game, with Mantle and Maris each homering in the night’s barrage.
State track changes set regional meets I day finals
Ohio high school athletic board adopts a one day regional meet format with regional sites Kent State Mansfield Columbus and others and shifts state cross country wrestling golf and tennis reps The plan ends direct advancement from district qualifiers to state and adds radio and televised coverage rules while delaying baseball and basketball reargument to fall enrollment figures
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Stag Day at Columbia Hills Club Seeks Caddies
Tomorrow is Stag Day at Columbia Hills Country Club. All available caddies are needed for 18 holes and will be paid. Minimum of seven dollars per hour.
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Stricter curfew in Mel's plans
Cleveland report notes Kansas City Athletics replace Eddie Lopat with Mel McGaha as manager. McGaha aims to overhaul the club with a strict curfew, disciplinary actions, and a shakeup in pitching as the team trails the White Sox by 17 games.
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Twins seek righthander as Griffith negotiates deals
Minnesota Twins President Calvin Griffith courted a hard throwing right hander and talked up trades involving Vic Power and Lennie Green. He eyed Cleveland Indians stars Gary Bell or Jim Grant while Rodger and Kindall moved in other separ ate deals sending Power and Green to the Angels for Jerry Kindall and Frank Kastro.
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U S Gals Wightman Cup Opener Sets Favorable Tone
The United States, favored to win the Wightman Cup against Great Britain, opens with Nancy Richey vs Deidre Catt and Billie Jean Moffitt vs Ann Haydon Jones. Moffitt and Carole Caldwell play Catt and Jones in doubles. Three more singles and a second doubles follow, with the series completing on Saturday.
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Farley comes out of retirement to join Williamsport Mets
Bob Farley, former Chicago White Sox and Detroit Tigers outfielder, returns from retirement to join the Williamsport Mets of the Class AA Eastern League in Williamsport Pennsylvania.
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Wright leads at Tut Valley in Lady Carling Open
Alick Ley Wright, the California standout, tops field at Tut Valley Country Club in Baltimore as she seeks another win in the Lady Carling Open. The sixteenth event of the year follows her four victories of eight starts this season with substantial prize money around ninety thousand dollars.
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Major League Leaders in Home Runs and RBIs
This page lists top home run and RBI leaders across the leagues. Giants and Cubs figures lead in homers, with notable players from Dodgers, Reds, Phillies, Athletics, and others contributing. RBI leaders feature Giants, Cardinals, Cubs, Pirates, and Reds among key hitters.
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Favored to Win New England AAU Race in Holyoke
Johnny Kelley from Groton Conn a veteran marathoner leads the field as the second annual New England Amateur Athlete Union race heads to Holyoke Mass Sunday the favored competitor in the event.
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Drysdale quiet at Dodger win as rivals clash
Don Drysdale pitched effectively to win his eighth of the season while two Cardinals and two others were ejected after protests over a third strike call. Los Angeles built a four run lead before a late burst sealed a 7 0 victory over St Louis as the league's strikeout leader added to his total. In other games Houston beat Cincinnati 5 3 Milwaukee downed San Francisco 6 5 Chicago topped New York 6 3. Aspromonte hit a grand slam for Houston in a six run rally and Claude Raymond earned his second win. Spahn and Sadowski combined to lift Milwaukee while drop by Jack Sanford cost the Mets a step in the standings.
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Griffith and Rodriguez set for third title fight in Las Vegas
Welterweight champion Emile Griffith meets former champ Rodriguez in a rubber match at the Las Vegas Convention Center. Rodriguez is slight favorite at five dollars to regain the 147 pound crown. a near capacity crowd is expected and ABC will televise the 33 round bout.
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