Those Wonderful Nats Spark Washington Spirit
Speaking of SPORTS recalls the Washington Senators famed war team and the seven game win streak that thrilled fans. It notes players like Calvert Haefner Scarborough and Robinson, the parade at Union Station, and the team’s struggle in the standings as the crowd hopes persist despite a last place contention.
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Giants Trade Roosevelt Grier to Rams in Front Line Shakeup
The New York Giants trade defensive tackle Roosevelt Grier to the Los Angeles Rams for tackle John LaVetere and a high draft pick. Giants coach Allie Sherman says the move strengthens Rams defense and should help the Giants backfield with LaVetere adding experience. Grier, 31, helped form the Fearsome Foursome, aiming to solidify the line and support a running back deal with the extra draft selection.
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Junior Golf Tourney Opens in Richmond
About 100 players start the two day 36 hole state Jaycee junior tournament at the new Richmond par 72 course. Ricky Napier age 17 leads the field with 1962 champion credentials while Jim Moore posts 69 in the warmup as two players from each division advance to next month’s Midlands Texas finals.
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Sumner leads Kiwanis over Rotary in 8-3 win
Kiwanis defeated Rotary 8-3 at Senseny Park as Allen Sumner starred with a four hitter and three hits, including a triple and two doubles. Garland Peck added three singles as Mike contributed two hits and four runs. Rotary pitcher Buddy Riggleman took his second loss on 12 hits and two walks. In the twinbill opener H P Cities Service beat Lions 5-1 as Dennis Bromley homered and Rusty Jones pitched a five inning complete game.
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First Baptist Romps Over CC 10 13 in Twinbill Victory
First Baptist beat Congregational Christian 10 to 1 in the second game of a twinbill as Jack Fretwell allowed scattered hits and CC scored only in the fifth. Buck Cooper doubled, Floyd Leighton, Tom Hannis, and Allen Grimm contributed runs. Wesley Methodist defeated Sunnyside 5 3 behind Lew Ebert’s pitching to pull even for third place.
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Cardinals Rout Yankees In Clarke County Little League
Berryville reports an 8-5 Clarke County Little League major league win as Tom Robertson hit a homer and Craig Osth earned the mound victory while Roger Presgraves took the loss. In a separate minor game the Braves crushed the Giants 39-10 prompting a 15 run cap. Tom Royston paced the hill for the win.
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VFW Defeats Elks 11-7 In Pony League Showdown
The VFW beat the Elks 11-7 at Senseny Park. VFW exploded with five runs in the third and four in the fourth to pull away after opening with single runs in the first two innings. Brisco and Clevenger homered for the winners as Reynolds allowed three hits with seven walks.
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Finley hints Athletics may move to Oakland
Finley discussed moving the Kansas City Athletics to Oakland with other owners but said no formal request was made. Cronin noted a vote would require eight of ten owners. Oakland officials back the plan and Candlestick Park was offered as a temporary venue.
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