Home Run Baker Dies At 77 In Trappe Maryland
Hall of Fame slugger John Franklin Baker known as Home Run Baker dies at 77 in Trappe Maryland. The Philadelphia A's star of the dead ball era hit nine homers in 1911 and later played for the New York Yankees in Murderers Row alongside Ruth and Meusel.
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Aaron Forges Tie For Second Round Lead At Cleveland Open
Tommy Aaron of Gainesville Ga shot a five under par 135 to join a three way tie for the second round lead in the Cleveland Open worth 110000 dollars. He had previously shot a 91 at the US Open last Saturday and joked about the tough prior week as he moved on.
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Golf stars vie for first prize as scores surge at Beechmont
Bo Wininger and Gary Player posted 69s to share the lead on the Beechmont Country Club course as Jim Ferree and Bob Goalby closed in with 66 and 67 respectively. Tony Lema Jack Nicklaus and Julius Boros chased at 136 one behind the leaders while Ed Furgol shot 65 to stand five back after another blistering round. A gallery of 12 750 endured 9 degree heat as final rounds loom.
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Weekend Robbies Special Ad Highlights 49er Hamburger
Weekend Robbies runs a Friday sale with a 49er Hamburger offer and a mix of discounted items listed as 49¢ 19¢ and 24¢, reflecting quick grab prices for the upcoming weekend.
Froehling Faces McKinley in Wimbledon Fourth Round
Chuck McKinley from St. Louis reached the Wimbledon quarter finals after defeating Jaidip Mukerjea in four sets. Frank Froehling of Coral Gables was set to face Roger Taylor of Britain next, as second seeds and other top players advanced.
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Su Mac Lad Tops Money Winnings Mark In Trots
New York based trotter Su Mac Lad becomes the greatest money earner in harness racing history by reaching the $600,000 milestone in career earnings. The horse and team continue to set records in pursuit of more success this season.
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Laver and Rosewall Reach Pro Net Championship Round
Rod Laver defeated Pancho Segura 6-2 16 6-2 6-3 to advance in the US Pro Tennis Championship at Forest Hills. Ken Rosewall routed Tony Trabert 6-2 6-2 6-2. Buchholz beat Hoad to reach the semis as Olmedo, who beat Gonzales in singles, faced Rosewall in later action.
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Cardinals Trade Olivo For Damaska In IL Move
The St. Louis Cardinals traded relief pitcher Diomedes Olivo to the Atlanta farm in the International League for infielder outfielder Jack Damaska.
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Mantle's return date uncertain after foot injury
Mickey Mantle limped into the Yankee clubhouse and said he is not sure he can return by July 11. He explained his broken left foot still hurts and expects little test of fitness in the next 10 days. Mantle is on the disabled list and cannot return until at least July 7, two days before the All Star game.
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Norwegian Merchant Marine Ranked Third Largest
The article notes that the Norwegian merchant marine is the third largest in the world, highlighting the country’s shipping capacity and maritime prowess.
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