Elston Howard’s Grotesque Taunt Could Drum Up Pennant Hype
Oscar Fraley notes Elston Howard’s bold claim that the Yankees are twice as good as the Indians, likening it to Casey Stengel and Billy Terry banter from baseball history. The piece parries with 1934 Giants versus Dodgers lore, tying managerial egos to pennant dreams and offense.
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South Carolina Players Describe West Point First Choice
Two South Carolina youths who signed with Clemson and South Carolina for college football cited West Point as their initial goal. Wayne Page and Curtiss Lindler discussed the move with school officials before choosing Army. The recruits faced criticism from their former coaches and lawmakers questioning Army recruiting tactics.
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Carrillo Mehle Gillespie Slated For New Spots
Three high school coaching positions for next year have been filled. Rincon will name Gil Carrillo head baseball coach replacing Lee Carey. Bill Mehle moves from Salpointe to freshman baseball coach at AHS and athletic trainer. Jack Gillespie, former Arizona football star, will coach Sunnyside High School baseball. District 1 school board expected to ratify tonight.
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Baseball Scoreboard Americas League Night Games
Yesterday's results show Minnesota 9 Kansas City 4 with one game. tonight's schedule includes New York at Baltimore and Chicago at Minnesota among others. Standings feature Los Angeles and New York leading, with several leagues listed and multiple scheduled games across the circuit.
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Recreation Results Basketball at Central YMCA Opening Night
Central YMCA Senior League summer hoops opens with Packers vs Celtics at 7 pm and Lakers vs Knicks at 8 15 pm. Jewish Community Center B Mels beat Yoois 71 62 led by Mustonen 25 Gillaspie 14 while Sadsacks fell 50 41 to Ne bbishes 34 15 Roburns 15. Falcons 73 42 over Burgers 58 42 Brimhall 12.
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Aaron Aaron Hopes Hit Stride With 465 Foot Homer
Aaron drives a 465 foot grand slam into Polo Grounds left center, lifting the Milwaukee Braves over the Mets 7 1. He has hit .400 since Memorial Day and raised his season average to .325 while preserving his status as a top NL power hitter.
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Wildcats Eye High NCAA Finish After Trio of Singles Wins
In Palo Alto California the Arizona Wildcats earned three singles wins to bolster a top ten bid. George Stoesser Willie Hernandez pace the team as they prepare for a decisive doubles match against Northwestern and Washington rivals. Bill Lenoir UCLA foe Bruce Campbell and Stoesser Texas-bound Mack White loom in singles as UCLA and USC hold early leads.
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Watermelon Relays Open Tucson Summer Swim Meet
Watermelon Relays kick off summer swimming at the Jewish Community Center pool with eight relay events. The meet starts at 7 30 p m with team scores kept and prizes limited to watermelon slices for all entrants.
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New Ducats Rename Arizona Stadium Seating System
Season ticket holders for the 1962 University of Arizona football games found their seat designations changed. The stadium renumbering creates 25 sections across three tiers with sections 1-7 on the east, 8-16 in the south horseshoe, and 17-25 on the west side, with section 21 on the midfield stripe.
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Bill DeWitt Faces Suit Over Sale
Ohio Attorney General McElroy filed suit seeking 5.3 million damages from Bill DeWitt and Crosley Foundation trustees over a Cincinnati Reds sale. He alleges a conflict of interest and flawed pricing with subordinated debentures and a bid to keep the club in Cincinnati, naming multiple defendants and noting gifts to UC and the YMCA as beneficiaries.
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