All Stars Face Packers Without Heisman Winner Davis
The College All Stars, 19 point underdogs, travel to Soldier Field to play the Green Bay Packers missing Heisman winner Ernie Davis of Syracuse with suspected infectious mononucleosis. Ron Bull of Baylor may start in his place as the team relies on Lance Alworth, Bob Ferguson, Earl Gros, Jim Saxton, Curtis McClinton and LeRoy Jackson to run.
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Syracuse
Graham
Ron Bull
Baylor
Collegians
Lance Alworth
Arkansas
Bob Ferguson
Ohio State
Earl Gros
Louisiana State
Jim Saxton
Texas
Curtis McClinton
Kansas
LeRoy Jackson
Western Illinois
John Hadl
Roman Gabriel
North Carolina State
Bobby Ply
Hadl
Larry Onesti
Northwestern
Onesti
Soldier Field
Mizell Sadecki Cut Lary Placed On Disabled List
Pitchers Ray Sadecki Frank Lary and Vinegar Mizell faced downturns in their careers as Sadecki and Lary moved to the minors and the disabled list Mizell waivers and a Mets roster move followed an uneven season for all three veterans.
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Lary
Associated Press
Ray Sadecki
St. Louis
Frank Lary
Detroit
Vinegar Bond Mizell
New York Mets
Sadecki
Cardinals
Atlanta
Paul Toth
Tigers
Mets
Mizell
Pittsburgh
Redbirds
Howie Kop
Denver
Kzell
Pires
Pirates
Sammy Drake
Virginia Names Mehaffey Fresh Basketball Coach
Gene Mehaffey, standout Parry Mc Cluer High School coach, is named freshman basketball coach at the University of Virginia. UVA lauds his teams’ 80-17 four year record, district titles, and state runner up finishes. Mehaffey is a 1954 SMU graduate with advanced degrees and an ongoing Ph.D. pursuit.
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Gene Mehaffey
Parry McCluer
Buena Vista
University of Virginia
Bill McCann
de Sebo
Mehaffey
Jehaffey
Tennessee High School
Bristol
Tenn
Tennessee Wesleyan Junior College
Southern Methodist University
Indiana University
Lucas in the middle of pro basketball league clash
Jerry Lucas became a center of a league battle as Cleveland Pipers pursue him while the NBA and ABL court him. Lucas, without a current contract, weighs offers after talks in Columbus and New York, with Steinbrenner and Abe Saperstein maneuvering behind the scenes.
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Jerry Lucas
Cleveland Pipers
National Basketball Association
Lucas
Pipers
George Steinbrenner
Steinbrenner
Joe Hardy
Columbus
Roman Keener
Podoloff
NBA
Hardy
Jerry
New York
Cleveland
Major League Leaders Split Across Batting and Pitching
The list names top players by category including Batting Runnels and Jimenez at .332, Runs Pearson and Wagner with 79 and 72, RBIs Wagner 74 Robinson 72, Hits Rollins 128 alongside Lumpe Moran 127, Doubles Robinson 31 Rodgers 28, Triples Cimoli 11 Lumpe 9, Home runs Cash 30 Wagner 28, Stolen bases Wood 23 Howser 19, Pitching Wickersham 82 decisions .800 and McBride 113 strikeouts .786, Pascual 144 and Pizarro 128.
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Runnels
Boston
Jimenez
Kansas
Pearson
Los Angeles
Wagner
Robinson
Chicago
Rollins
Minnesota
Lumpe
Kansas City
Moran
Rodgers
Cimoli
Cash
Detroit
Wood
Howser
Wickersham
McBride
Pascual
Pizarro
Baseball season leaders and stats brief
The list highlights season leaders: at bats T Davis 353 for Los Angeles. runs Wills 91 for LA. R BI T Davis 106 and Mays 92. hits T Davis 150 and Flood 134. doubles Robinson 38 and Mays 25. triples W Davis 10 and Virdon 9. home runs Mays 32 and H Aaron 29. steals Wills 51 and W Davis 25. Pitching: Purkey 163 decisions. Drysdale 194 wins 0.842 and .826. strikeouts Koufax 209 and Drysdale 152.
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Los Angeles
Musial
St. Louis
Wills
Mays
San Francisco
Flood
Robinson
Cincinnati
W. Davis
Virdon
Pittsburgh
San Franisco
H. Aaron
Milwaukee
Purkey
Drysdale
Koufax
Staunton Eliminated Roanoke in Western Zone Playoffs
Roanoke Post 2 0 in Western Zone double elimination after beating Staunton 9 5 to capture the Western crown. Price threw a three hit shutout late, Jamison drove in five runs, and Blane tied the deciding run with a triple in the sixth. Eastern Zone play resumes with Arlington Mechanicsville and Hampton Norfolk games postponed by rain.
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Roanoke
American Legion
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Staunton
Hampton
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Norfolk
Arlington Mechanicsville
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Midlothian
David Price
Wallace Jamison
Dou
Bles
Jackie Hurd
Jim Morgan
Ed Dowdy
W. J. Blane
Angels Lose as Indians Spark Comeback Lead Grows
The Angels fall 4-3 to Cleveland after Willie Kirkland and John Romano homer to put the Indians up 3-1. Bell scores the decisive run in the seventh as Dan Osinski gives up the winning two-run double and the Halos drop six back of the Yankees.
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Romano
Indians
Angels
Bell
Dan Osinki
Ty Cline
Tito Francona
Billy Morani
Osinski
Bill Skowron
Yankees
Elston Howard
Senators
Bill Stafford
Rollie Sheldon
Jim Coates
National Leaguers Return To Work Dodgers aim for stroll through West
The Dodgers return to a nine week home stretch after sweeping the Giants. Don Drysdale leads a hot lineup with Tommy Davis Maury Wills and Frank Howard as the team faces Pirates Cubs Mets and Phillies in upcoming games. Giants Reds and Koufax loom as threats.
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National League
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Dodgers
San Francisco Giants
Houston
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
New York Mets
Philadelphia Phillies
Don Drysdale
Ing
Tommy Davis
RBI
Davis
Maury Wills
Frank Howard
Giants
Reds
Cubs
Phils
Mets
West Coast
Sandy Koufax
Drysdale
Pascual Arm Examined After All Star Exemption Request
The Minnesota Twins said Camilo Pascual will have his sore right elbow examined in Washington by Dr. George Resta. Pascual, 28, reported tenderness Sunday and asked to be excused from the All-Star game in Chicago after his last appearance Friday in Cleveland.
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Baltimore
Minnesota Twins
Camilo Pascual
Washington
George Resta
Pascual
Chicago
Cleveland
Tuesday Baseball Results and Schedule Highlights
Results show New York 9 Washington 5, Baltimore 8 Minnesota 7, Cleveland 5 Los Angeles 3. Tonight’s games include New York at Washington doubleheader and Kansas City at Detroit, with Minnesota at Baltimore, Boston at Chicago. National League standings list Los Angeles leading with 71 wins.
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Minnesota
Cleveland
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Chicago
National League
W. L. Pet. G.B
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Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Houston
W. L. Pet G.B. New York
Palmer Still Leads Pro Golf Money Winners List
Arnold Palmer remains atop the professional golf money winners with $71,198 this season. Gene Littler is second with $57,770, followed by Bill Casper Jr. at $52,488 and Jack Nicklaus at $49,598 in the earnings ranking reported by the PGA of America.
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Dunedin
Fla
Arnold Palmer
Golfers’ Association of America
Gene Littler
Bill Casper Jr
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Bob Goalby
Bob Nichols
Phil Rogers
Bruce Crampton
Doug Ford
Titans Trade Youngerman to Bills for Dean Look
EAST STROUDSBURG Pa AP The New York Titans traded veteran defensive tackle Sid Youngerman to Buffalo for quarterback Dean Look. Look, a Michigan State alumnus, is returning to pro football this season after years in the Chicago White Sox organization as a baseball player.
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New York Titans
Sid Youngerman
Buffalo Bills
Dean Look
Look
Michigan State
Chicago White Sox
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