US Olympic swimmers greatest ever praised by Kiphuth after trials
The American swimming team earns the label greatest ever from Bob Kiphuth after six world records and multiple top performances in the Olympic trials. Standouts include Scholander, Stouder, and de Varona among others as they vie for spots on the U.S. team along with rising youth in both men and women events.
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Murray Rose
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Bob Kiphuth
U.S
Kiphuth
Verona
N.J
Bob Bennett
Encino
Calif
Dick Roth
Atherton
Australia
Kevin Berry
Fredr Schmidt
North Brook
Carl Robie
Drexel Hill
Donna de Carona
Santa Clara
Cathy Ferguson
Burbank
Holland
Ada Kok
Stouder
Donna de Varona
Uncle Sam
Duckpin bowling opens Church League with high 429 by Allen Carter
Allen Carter led Pre-Mets to a 3-0 win over Congregational Christian posting a 429 series from 136 154 and two doubles and eleven spares. D O Louderback added a 144 as Braddock St Methodist and United Brethren also won. League play resumes Tuesday at Health Center Lanes with new bowlers to be assigned to teams.
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Pre-Mets
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Carter
Mets
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Ronnie Boyd
Ernie Pught
Dickie Wisecarver
Braddock St. Methodist
Reformed
Dick Renner
Braddock St.’s
Peachy DeHaven
Lawrence Burke
Boyd Unger
Gainesboro
Mt. Pleasant
Ernie Milburn
Bill Brown
Charles Lake
United Brethren
West Frederick
Allen Hoover
Major Leaders in National League Batting and Power
The Associated Press lists NL leaders by 325 at bats with Clemente at .341 and Carty at .327. Runs see Boyer 97 and Santo 95, while Clemente and Aaron tie with 173 hits. Mays and Williams lead in home runs, and Wills with 40 stolen bases tops the list alongside Brock at 37.
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Pittsburgh
Carty
Milwaukee
Boyer
St. Louis
Santo
Chicago
Aaron
Maye
Williams
Pinson
Cincinnati
Allen
Callison
Philadephia
Mays
San Francisco
Midway League Opens With Scoring Burst At Northside Lanes
The Midway League opened last night at Northside Lanes with four hits and a shutout of the Falcons as Sal Addeo posted 176 474 and Parker Green Wells 175 499 while Jerry Votel hit 220 546. Falcons top hitter Pat Buckner led with 325 at bats 143 384. Minnesota Orioles Outlaws swept York 4 0 and led by Oliva Minnesota 327. Oliva 185 and subsequent leaders posted high marks in runs hits and RBIs across the league with Killebrew Colavito Aparicio and Yastrzemski among top performers. Ravens 2 0 Nat Mallory Jim Alt and Bill Blessing stood out with solid series. Coopers Jewelers defeated Kool Kats 4 0 as Paul Anger posted a 592 high games and series. Firehouse Five defeated Lively Five 3 1 led by Buckley Lages and Hilda Easter s scoring. Berryville Esso won two games then tied for total pinfall. Alley Cats and Offbeats split 2 2 as Green Kern and Fred Kalat led scorers.
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Limbiark
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Phil Hevener
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Daisy & Red
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Browns Build Title Hopes Around Jim Brown In Camp
Browns coach Blanton Collier defends Jim Brown as the centerpiece of the offense after Otto Graham questioned his blocking. The article reviews Brown’s record 1,863 rushing yards and 15 TDs last season, plus the Browns’ depth at other positions and camp standings amid early exhibition play.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
Hiram
Ohio
Otto Graham
Cleveland Browns
Jim Brown
Graham
Cleveland
Browns
Brown
Blanton Collier
Collier
Hiram College
Jim
Jim Ninowski
Frank Ryan
Ninowski
Pittsburgh
Paul Warfield
Ohio State
Rich Kreitling
Chicago Bears
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