Track Records May Be Broken In NCAA Meet
The NCAA Track and Field Meet opens in Austin with an 080 yard duel featuring Don Bowden of California and Ron Delany of Villanova. Bowden may run the mile only if his 080 shows strong. Delany aims for another sub four minute mile, after recent 4 05.4 mile in Houston and 4 24.8 in the 880.
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Austin
Tex
Don Bowden
California
Ron Delany
Villanova
Bowden
Delany
Houston
Tom Courtney
Fordham
Lon Spurrier
al Oerter
Kansas
Belmont Stakes Draws 7 Entries
Seven horses were named for the Belmont Stakes with Bold Ruler and Gallant Man headed a field that also includes Cohoes Lucky Dip Nah Miss and Toside Trail. All carry 126 pounds and the race airs on CBS at 2 30. The 1957 event caps the Triple Crown, with bets totaling 114350 and Lon Spurrier holding a world record from 1955.
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New York U
Wheatley
Bold Ruler
Ralph Lowe
Gallant Man
Bold Net
Greentree
Cohoes
Cain Hoy
Lucky Dip
Jules Schwartz
D&a
Toside Trael
CBS
Baseball Leaderboard Highlights From National League Picks
A compact summary of top NL leaders across batting and pitching categories. Aaron tops runs and homers for Milwaukee, Musial shines for St. Louis, Mays and Fox post high hits and steals, Schoendienst blocks in New York and Washington, while Williams Boston and Pierce Chicago lead in rate and strikeouts.
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Heiges
Brooklyn
Aaron
Milwaukee
Milwauke
Musial
St. Louis
Schoendienst
New York
Mays
Williams
Boston
Manile
Sievers
Washigton
Fox
Chicago
Plews
Washington
Simpson
Kansas City
Mantle
Landis
International League scores mix of wins and rain
Havana edged Montreal 8 to 7 while Richmond defeated Buffalo 3 to 2 in 14 innings. Columbus faced Rochester as rain halted play and in Toronto Miami waited out rain delays.
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Havana
Montreal
Richmond
Buffalo
Columbus
Rochester
Miami
Toronto
Merchants tie for first with no hitter by Kreps
Gary Kreps pitched his second no hit, in run game for Ue Williamsport Little League as the Merchants defeated the Lions 13 to 0 to pull even with the Indians for first place. Seven runs in the second inning featured three walks and four Lions errors. McCubbin homered in the third. Merchants face Athletics next.
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Gary Kreps
Merchants
Williamsport
Lions
Indians
McCubbin
Kreps
The
Athletics
Eric Smith
Hawks
Domer
Mers
Chip Dorsey
Damer
Blair
Mowbray
Tigers
Park
Maxwell
Uoane
Lowre
Foytack
Aniel
el Tour
Amateur Boxers PER nine in a replay of a tie game at Staley Field
Reports of amateur boxing bouts include Miles, C. Beard, Stottlemyer, Schildknecht and Baker. Also noted is a Kiwanis vs Lions Club Federal Little League game at Dudley Field, a 2 to 1 Kiwanis win, and a Pangborn Family Club victory 6 to 5 in a National Little League clash.
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Pangborn
Eld
PBR Family Club
Miles
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Stottlemyer
Schildknecht and
Baker
Kiwanis
Lions Club
Dudley Field
Lions
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Brackway
Mano
Harshman
Kiwanis Ono
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Mann
Reeder
Dunn
PRA Family Club
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Schildknecht
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Civitan
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Mantle
Skawran
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Howard
Jolson
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Chicago Phi
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Digby
Pailey
Rercee Hatfield
Anaricta
Pierce
Graley
Casertere
Howell
LaPalme
cDonovan
Binley
Orioles Target Major League Crowd Record at Home
Orioles plan for a potential attendance record at Memorial Stadium when they host the Chicago White Sox next Tuesday. An advance tally of 42,000 tickets is reported by Lou Grasmick, with 21,000 youth tickets sold for four for five dollars. A parade of about 110,000 youngsters is planned before the game, hosted by comedian Joe E. Brown.
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Baltimore Orioles
Chicago White Sox
Lou Grasmick
Grasmick
Memorial Stadium
Orvoles
Orioles
New York -Yankees
Joe EB. Brown
Durant Bouts Back To Claim Victory At Baltimore Coliseum
In a boxing first round, Clayborn Gary of Philadelphia faced Durant whose knees buckled as he bent at the waist. Durant recovered to dominate after the initial swing and secured the decision before a small crowd of spectators and officials from the Amateur Athletic Union at the Baltimore Coliseum.
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James Mitchener
Baltimore A. A
Clarence Hunter
Philadelphia
Police Athletic League
Mitchener
Ray Hance
Hanes
Hance
Cornelius McPaul
Clayborn Gary
Durant
Amateur Athletic Union
Baltimore Coliseum
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