MacArthur orders federation to drop ban on AAU athletes
General Douglas MacArthur, acting as arbitrator in the national sports feud, ordered the United States Track and Field Federation to maintain its sanctioning stance for the AAU meet. He said the decision is final and gestures to keep competition intact for the June 21-22 meet in St. Louis where U.S. selection for Moscow will occur. William Russell of USTFF announced permission for groups to compete in the AAU championships, ending a boycott that threatened the Russian meet team.
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Douglas MacArthur
Kennedy
U.S
USTFF
AAU
William Russell
St. Louis
Russia
Moscow
National Collegiate Athletic Association
National Junior College Athletic Association
National Federation of State High School Athletic Associations
National Association of Track Clubs
Russell
MacArthur
Houston
USTFE
Amarillo Team Rises to Sixth in Gold Cup Hope
Amarillo Country Club climbs to sixth place in the Gold Cup Golf Matches after a 25 under par 259 second round at the Stardust Course. Earl Smith and Miles Childers led the Amarillo team with 64 and 62 as five two-man teams compete in the five-club format. The Stockton Country Club leads by seven strokes ahead of Denver’s Columbine with rounds totaling 496 and 503 respectively. Next rounds are set at Desert Inn Course over the weekend.
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Patt Powell
Las Vegas
Nev
Amarillo Country Club
ACC
Stardust
Desert Inn
Kookmoore Country Club
Stockton
Calif
Earl Smith
Miles Childers
Amarillo
James Smith Jr
James Smith Sr
M. T. Johnson Jr
Gene Edwards
Bob Garner
Buddy Wells
John Farquhar
C. B. Marsh Jr
Smith-Smith
Farquhar- Marsh
Johnson-Edwards
Garner-Wells
Columbine Country Club
Denver
Mile High City
Cherry Hills
Diamond Oaks
Fort Worth
Oklahoma City Country Club
River Crest
Wilshire
Los Angeles
Indians Wells
Palm Springs
Calgary
Canada
San Diego
Riviera
Seattle
Pizarro Stars White Sox Past Kansas City 7-1
Juan Pizarro pitched and hit a two run homer to power the Chicago White Sox to a 7-1 win over Kansas City Friday night. Pizarro earned the victory while Wickersham took the loss as Chicago built a big early lead and cruised to the win at Kansas City. The White Sox offense totaled seven runs on 11 hits, while the Royals managed a lone run.
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Kansas City
Juan Pizarro
Chicago White Sox
Boros Opens Buick Open With Record 66 In Michigan
Julius Boros shot a 66 to lead the Buick Open at Warwick Hills Grand Blanc Michigan. Jerry Pittman matched 68 to stay within two strokes as Al Mengert Bob Charles Gene Littler followed at 69 amid a crowded tying group.
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Grand Blanc
Mich
Julius Boros
Boros
Jerry Pittman
Tulsa
Okla
al Mengert
Bob Charles
Gene Littler
North Carolina
Warwick Hills
Pittman
Miller Barber
Bo Wininger
Don Finsterwald
Jim Ferreen
Dutih Harrison
Jack Fleck
Don Whitt
Sis
Bob Cham
Ken Still
George Knudson
Jerry Steelsmith
Jerry Barber
George Bayer
Tony Lema
Art Wall Jr
Bruce Devlin
Bob Harrison
Bob McCallister
Mason Rudolph
Bobby Nichols
Tommy Bolt
Pete Fleming
Bill Collins
Jacky Cupit
Don January
Dan Sikes
Butch Baird
Jack Rule
Sam Carmichael
Tommy Jacobs
Lionel Hebert
Johnny Pott
Bob Rosburg
Glen Stuart
Deon Refram
Bob Duden
Harold Kneece
Bob Goalby
Bob Toski
Bill Egoers
al Murray
Bert Weaver
Bill Dunk
Don Massengate
Fred Hawkins
Stan Leonard
Jock Burke
Gardner Dickinson
Giants Drop to 2nd As Houston Wins
Houston Colts beat the San Francisco Giants 2-1 in 10th inning on Carl Warwick’s run-scoring single with two outs. The loss drops the Giants into a second place tie behind the Dodgers who moved to first with a 4-1 win over the Cubs. Warwick’s hit followed Ernie Fazio’s leadoff single and a sacrifice.
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Houston
Carl Warwick
Houston Colts
San Francisco
Chicago
St. Louis
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cubs
Warwick
Ernie Fazio
Gaylord Perry
Bob Bolin
Woodeshick Dominates As Giants Fall 1-0
Relief ace Hal Woodeshick pitched three scoreless innings to earn a win and drop his ERA to 0.59 in relief. The Giants led 1-0 in the second on a run-scoring sequence from Willie McCovey Tom Haller and Chuck Hiller before Staub homered in the 10th inning to swing the game. Bolin was lifted after Staub's homer as a pinch hitter took over in the top of the 10th.
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Colts
Rusty Staub
Houston
Hal Woodeshick
Giants
Don No Hit! Nottebart
Willie McCovey
Tom Haller
Chuck Hiller
Staub
Favorites Upset in Amarillo Women’s Golf Meet
Mrs. David Cervin and Mrs. Bill Morgan upset favored rivals to reach finals at Tascosa Country Club in Amarillo. Cervin defeated defending champion Mrs. Claude Sloan 3-2 after a 3-up lead at nine holes. Morgan beat medalist and last year’s runnerup Mrs. Tom Jones 7-5, with decisive play on holes 9 through 13. Final rounds scheduled at 9:30 a.m. with flights starting earlier.
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Bill Morgan
Amarillo City
Tascosa Country Club
Cervin
Claude Sloan
Morgan
Tom Jones
Mrs. Morgan
Mrs. Jones
Tribe Ends Solon Streak
The Cleveland Indians beat the Washington Senators 8-1, ending Washington’s four game winning streak. Rookie Jim Duckworth threw seven innings of shutout ball before a misplay on a sacrifice bunt sparked an eight run rally. Woodie Held walked, Willie Kirkland singled, and Dick Howser bunted, leading to a wild throw that allowed three runs to score.
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Cleveland Indians
Senators
Jim Duckworth
Chuck Hinton
Jim King
Duckworth
Indians
Woodie Held
Willie Kirkland
Dick Howser
King
Cleveland
Braves Edge Pirates Behind Menke's Seventh Inning RBI
Denis Menke hit a clutch eighth inning single driving in Joe Torre as Milwaukee beat Pittsburgh in a see-saw game. Eddie Mathews scored on Tommie Aaron's sacrifice fly in the same frame to tie the game earlier.
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Pittsburgh
Denis Menke
Joe Torre
Milwaukee
Braves
Tommie Aaron
Eddie Mathews
Goldman In Texas Triumphs To Semis In Golf Tourney
In Dallas the Texas Amateur Golf Tournament saw Goldman, Teter, Marti and Glover advance toward the semi finals amid strong winds and heat. Teter and Marti each won tight matches as Glover and Todd also posted late finishes to reach the next round.
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APV
Gene Teter
Fred Marti
Harry Todd Jr
Mike Glover
Teter
Marti
Damini Malden
Malle
Bischel Powers To Lead Amarillo Speed Bowl Standings
Bichsel and Stidd push to the front in Amarillo as Bichsel holds a 32 point lead in super modified standings and Stidd leads sportsman. The Sunday program features a powder puff derby with women drivers and a Freddie the Fireman appearance. Racing begins at 8 p.m. with $1 admission. last week’s program was rained out.
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Junkers
Freddie
Kfda-Tv
N. Grand
Hast- Legion
Tascosa
Amarillo High
Potter Coun
Ty Stadium
Dyes Wins In Javelin At Houston
Jerry Dyes of Abilene Christian College won the javelin at Houston with 249 feet 10 inches, his 13th win this season though short of his best. Ed Red of Rice was second at 239-4 and Phil Johnson of Wichita third at 236-1. Navy’s Cozour won the hammer at 182-1. Prelims included standout times by Nate Adams and Dennis Richardson. Janice Rinehart led women’s sprints.
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Houston, Tex
Jerry Dyes
Abilene Christian College
U.S. Track and Field Federation
Dyes
Ed Red
Rice
Phil Johnson
Wichita
Delmon McNabb
Lake Charles
Douglas Tozour
Navy
Cozour
Billy Hardin
Louisiana State
Hardin
Nate Adams
Purdue
Dennis Richardson
Abilene Christian
Richardson
Janice Rinehert
Texas Track Club
Abilene
Tex
Britons Reach All English Final In British Amateur Golf
In St Andrews heavy rain, Michael Lunt defeated American Edgar Updegraff one up to reach the final. John Blackwell beat Ken Luceti 3 and 2 to join him, leaving the last two U S players out of the title game.
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Scotland
Edgar Updegraff
Tucson
Ariz
Eastridge Crown at Bowler of the Year Tourney
Four games across eight lanes decide the Eastridge Bowler of the Year Tournament champions. Women compete at 7 p.m. and men at 9 p.m. Entry is $2 with trophies and saving bonds for top finishers, plus second and third place trophies.
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Onors
Three Top Seeds Advance In Father-Son Net Action
The City Open at Memorial Park advanced three top father son doubles teams to the semifinals as play continued Friday. Barnett and son Jim beat Bussards 6 2 6 1 while Shofner duo edged Nimmo 6 1 6 1. Whites topped Wyatt 6 3 6 0. Trautman duos defeated Crains 6 3 6 1 and Novak pair fell to Trautmans 6 4 6 0.
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Bud
Bill Bussard
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Dean White
John
Creed Wyatt
Gordon Sr
Gordon Jr
Novak
David Trautman
L. Shotner
Shofners
David
Jim Barnett
Ellwood Park
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Nimmes
Thompsons
Wyatt's
Townes
Whites
Wyatts
Nimmeos
Novaks
Boys
Dan Novak
John Sloan
Mike Gray
Sam Durham
South Amarillo Lions Plan Weeklong Carnival
The South Amarillo Lions Club hosts a six day carnival at Fleetwood Shopping Center 14th St and Western Ave with rides games and refreshment booths from 4 p m daily Through the event proceeds fund local club projects including crippled children's camp sight conservation Amarillo High faces Tascosa in the final doublehead game with an 8 p m kickoff Palo Duro meets Childress in the first game at 6 p m
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Amarillo High
Tascosa
Amarillo Beats Pampa In Air Force Base Game
Amarillo defeated Pampa Friday night in an American Lesson baseball game at Amarillo Air Force Base. Scoring details show mixed innings with Amarillo tallying six runs in a late surge. Key players listed include Jonny Henry Steve Curlee Lynn Gregory and Larry Jasper among others.
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Pampa
Amarillo Air Force Base
Jonny Henry
Steve Curlee
Lynn Gregory
Stanley Dodge
Rusty Alexander
Larry Jasper
Bobd Pitts
Larry Teuton
Buddy Oler
Remon
Panhandle Marines Head to California for Summer Camp
Ninety nine Marines from the Texas Panhandle depart Amarillo Sunday for two weeks of training at the Landing Force Training Unit on Corona do Island near San Diego California. The 4th Anti Tank Battalion of the 4th Marine Division comprises 94 enlisted men and five officers. They undergo assault amphibious tactics survival swimming and shipboard drills with a final landing exercise on San Clemente Island before returning June 22 at noon.
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Texas Panhandle
California
4Th Marine Division
Line Ave
Amarillo Air Terminal
Amarillo
San Diego
Calif
Texas Marines
Coronado Island
San Clemente Island
Programs for Saturday June 8
The fragment lists events for Saturday June 8 with morning and evening times, indicating a schedule or listings page. The text is unclear about exact programs, locations, or organizers but implies a daylong set of activities.
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