Ryun’s 1 44.9 Mile World Record Bid Sparks Track Action
Jim Ryun shattered the world half mile mark with a 1 44.9 effort in a key meet, chasing the mile record as well and drawing strong showings from Tom von Mujen of Oklahoma State and Lowell Paul of the Jayhawk Club. The USTET meet at Indiana State faced AAU sanctioning tensions as athletes faced possible bans from national championships.
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Ryun
Tom von Mujen
Oklahoma State
Lowell Paul
Ryan
Jaya
Deon Tillman
Ohio Universty
Tryun
Ryan Will
USTET
Indiana State University
Amateur Athletic Union
AAU
Meel
Serre Haute
Jim Ryan
Kane Xsan Francisco
Philadelphia
Mains
New Zealand
Peter Ih
Denver
Bet
Portland
Seattle
Vancouver
Taroma
Walshal Prague Atlania
New Yorke
Francisco
Minnesota
Kansas City
Detroit
Boston
Baltimore
Washington
York
Cleveland
Indiana
Beaver
Phoenix
Oklahoma City
Los Angeles
San
Washinton
New York
Enriege
California
UG Iva
Uzaltacheil
University of Kansas
Jayhawk Track Club
Industrial Golf Victors Listed
Middletown five-some led by Norm Sanders Alan Langford and Warold Campbell captured the top placing in the Industrial Men’s Association best-ball event at Valley View. Sanders group included L Glentzer J Herb Shelton and B Goethman. Second place went to Emge’s team with McCraw Glive and Robinsom. Third fell to Courter’s squad led by Lagis and Jones. Local and Detroit notes follow with stock matchups and player mentions.
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Middletown
Norm Sanders
Alan Langford
Warold Campbell
ABCD
Industrial Men's Association
Valley View Course
Sanders
L. Glentzer
J. Herb
Shelton
B. Goethman
Langford
Minnesota
Chicago
Mabison Se—Robinsom
McCraw
Glve
Hale
Wisins
Rae
Bogwell
Marda Cola
Pepsi-Cola
White River
Detroit
UPI Lakel Pac
Weavespay
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Wood
Norm Gash
Yrouocs
Chien
Lewis
New York
Jim Bouton
Ene
B. Brashear
Glen
B. Lewis
Detroit Tigers
Lalrey Sein Marshall Baer
Yankees
Hee Hedger
Brashear
Hank Aguirre
Shadyside
Transon
Dy Vouk
L. Morxv
Mt Delabricbi Cleris
Brice
Maier
Itesiy Shelton
MacDonald’s
W. Teter
T. Wilson
F. Per
Feng
Fine
Caner
Reyer
Windlan
Wilkinson
Coca-Cola
Irdan
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Eussiy P.locomaceen
Padua
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Pinta
GMMR
Bo Kyy
Tsew
Alexander Avid Schowe
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H. Smilin
McDonald's
Wada Bash Cnr
Ferguson's
Horta
Showalter
Mulling
New York Yankees
Goutim i
Aland Barcus
Speedy
Friend
Hadley
Iéyear
EromjVendy
Ferguson
Coca Cola
Geehring
Market
Pharmacy
Orioles Wallop Bosox 9 To 2 In Big Win
The Orioles overwhelmed the Boston Red Sox 9 to 2 led by strong hitting and solid pitching. Ferrier, Rodgers, and Marti provided key runs as the team built an early lead and never looked back.
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Grand Blanc
Mich Lema
Ts Wurde
UPI
Jima Ferrier
Teaighe
Philhiopes
Rodgers
Marti
Stead
Tulfux Boros
al Geiberger
The
Fine
Ginshere
Mets Rookie Blanks Cincy in 5-0 Debut
New York's Dick Rusteck, a 2 year veteran rookie, pitched a five hit shutout as the Mets beat Cincinnati 5 to 0. He struck out four and walked one, allowing only singles to the Reds and hitting a three run homer by Roy MeMillan in the second inning.
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Mets
Cincy
NEW York Iap
Dick Rusteck
Cincinnali
New York Mets
Rusteck
Jack Pearls
Jim Maloney
Ruseck
Tony Lee
Eddie Fered
Roy Me
Millan
Oery
Inn
Joie Stephenson
Dina
Giao
Orioles win despite near no hit bid by Bunker
Wally Bunker pitched six no hit innings for Baltimore as the Orioles hammered Boston with a four run surge. Mikey Ryan walked, George Smith and Poy homered, and Gosger’s bunt helped set the table for a rally that chased Stange from the mound.
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Baltimore
Wally Bunker
Jack Baldschuning
Ken Venturi
Frank J . Stine Canes
Boston
Bunker
Sam Snead
Ras Tommy Aaron
Dan Harper
Oyepeats Ct
NATO
Cy Shi
Inet
Sikes
Chi
Rod Gluvow
Ced
Harold Kneece
Tom Weiskopt
Soistioy
George Smith
Joe Poy
Gosger
Mike Ryan
Orioles
Lee Stange
Andy Iekerson
Bichebarren
Huss Spyder
Eriay
Hank Aaron
Douglas
Heldy Woodward
Cav Yastraen
Nast Bay Rey
Aya
Aslan Tardyer
Martha Exes Nat
Pete Geisha
Cota
Officials Threaten Reprisals in Terre Haute Friday
In Terre Haute, tensions rose as AAU and USTPF dispute flared up over sanctions for athletes competing in New York. Officials warned of reprisals as arbitration failed and both sides pressed for sanction decisions ahead of upcoming Federation events.
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Terre Haute
Micel Wecause Ypemiauh
AAU
New York
York
Arrast Pollard Charged With $3000 Tools Theft at Speedway
Indianapolis AP report states Arrast Pollard, a Medford Oregon rookie who qualified but was barred from the 500 mile race, faces charges for stealing tools valued at about $3000 from a Speedway location. Police say the incident occurred near the speedway complex last week, and investigators identified Pollard through surveillance footage and witness statements. Charges include grand theft and possession of stolen property, with court dates pending.
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Indianapolis
Art
Pollard
Medford
Ore
Leona How
Local 662-010 Basketball Listings and AAU Federation Talks
Local 662-010 lists Monday games with Local 882 facing Coca Cola at 5:30 and Pepsi Cola meeting Guide Laanp at 8. Other matchups include CCA 1044 versus Pitcock’s and Priseh’s against Hoosier Marko. The article notes ongoing AAU Federation sanction discussions and a panel meeting in New York next Wednesday chaired by Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey.
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Crawford
Gunide
Lamy
Eee
L. Sheppking
J. Mathews
Doub
Coca-Cola
Pepsir Cola
Guide Laanp
Chesterfield
Laval
Black
Graham Wilson
Addington
Cca
Pitcock
Priseh
Hoosier Marko
Hubert H. Humphrey
New York
Printing Crafts Golf Starts Soon
Printing Crafts Golf League opens Monday June 13 at Grandview Calves with committee chair Jack Dose and members Lou Koby and Mike Brow. Teams receive ABCD signals. scores judged by combined low net total over ten weeks. Prizes for low place and low net. Papers, Inc. employees form the membership. teams include Sheay, Greeson, Brow, Haven, Mulling, Mason, Wale, B. Jarvis, Dellart, Pence.
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Printing Crafts Golf League
Grandview Calves
Jack Dose
Lou Koby
Mike
Indiana State wins ICC all sports trophy again
Indiana State captured the Indiana Collegiate Conference all sports trophy for the second straight year, totaling 53 of 63 possible points. The report notes discussions at a federation meeting about sanctioning athletes and governance between the AAU and Track Federation, with figures like Werner and coaches McClure and Cooper weighing in on the issue as top athletes prepare for upcoming nationals and meets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
Indiana State
Sycamores
Cole and Frenchman. two Scots reach British Amateur semis
In Carnoustie Scotland Bobby Cole the South African protege of Gary Player joined two Scots and a Frenchman in the British Amateur final four. Cole beat Charlie Green 3 and 2 after earlier defeating Gordon Cash and Rony Shade and Henri de Lamaze advanced with a 2 and 1 win over Dudley Milplenstead.
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Carnoustie
Scotland
Bobby Cole
Gary Player
Richard Anthony
Andalusia
Ala
Henri de Lamaze
France
Charles McCallum
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Cole
Lsoup
Hunter McDonald
Southfield
Which
Gordon Cash
U.S
Bu] Hyndmen
Philadel India
Bill Campbell
Huntington
W.va
Charlie Green
Green
Gary
Cash
Bill Muray
Rony Shade
Allan Hell
Lamaze
Dudley Milplenstead
England
Thirteen Bowling Tips Boost Your Average Now
The article offers thirteen prize winning pointers to improve bowling, focusing on finger control and thumb position. It notes difficulty when fingers ride behind the ball and urges proper follow through to avoid central problems. Send for the guide via a self addressed return envelope.
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Don Carter
Nmsonal Nowapaper Syndicate
North Wacker Drive
Chicago Hill
Proficiency Tests For Skaters Sunday
Students from Skatcsang tiolf ee Palace in Alexandria will take proficiency tests Sunday afternoon to determine their degree of ability. Tests cover dance frestyle speed and figure with five special judges from Cleveland. About 100 tests will be skated by 45 students of Dewey and Donna Mesalani's stall. Other ASROA members will take the same tests.
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Skatcsang Tiolfee Palace
Alexandria
Cleveland
Dewey
Donna Mesalani
ASROA
Line Drive Knocks Cepeda Unconscious
Philadelphia and New York wires report Pas Cepeda St Louis first baseman was struck by a line drive from John Callison during practice before a Cardinals Phillies game. He was taken to St Josephs Hospital, six stitches required to close a cut above his right eye. Johnny Kerr, now with the Baltimore Bullets, played 84 consecutive NBA games with Syracuse and Philadelphia from 1954 to 1965.
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Philadelphia
Orlando Cepeda
St. Louis
John Callison
Cepeda
St. Joseph's Hospital
NEW York
UPI
Johnny Kerr
Baltimore Bullets
Syracuse
Midgets and stock cars set for double feature night at SV Oval
Midgets will highlight a CORA sanctioned program at Sun Valley Speedway tonight sharing a bill with Figure A stock cars in a double header arranged by track owner Joe Helpling. Time trials begin at 6 40 p m with heats and features, led by Jim Hinds and other top CORA drivers in a bid for multiple victories.
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Sun Valley Speedway
Joe Helpling
Offenhausers
Bucks
CORA
Car Owners Racing Association
Jim Hinds
New Castle
Mike Ash
Shelbyville
Bill Harter
Bill Hunter
Indianapolis
Sam Eisenhower
Ted Dean
Champaign
J. John Bats
Bob [Luce
Dayton
Larry Sinclair
Bud Lemon
Battle Creek
Ing
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Jim Ryun
Kansas
Minneapolis-St, Pauli
Harmon Killebrew
Minnesota Twit
Oday
Itustant
St Louis
Gibson
Banning
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Umbuchta
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Angsles
Qatema FC
Gay
Francisca Malin
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X Miler
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Industrial Golf Victors
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Abe
Ang Dupe Licuatuus
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Mason Rudolph
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Sery Liska
Associated Press Sports
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Kheel
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Woodward
Coser
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Johnson
Riffe
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AONE
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Campbell
Carpenain
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Balmore
Utter
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Eadowbrook
Sone
Artie Baker
Lai
Mountain Dew
Stasion Gang
Thur
Ranaat
al Tunes
Sehole
MHA
Yeparandon
Dolenski
Ne Loval
Union Boys
Sanju Tousen
UPS
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Mich
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Hank
Chicago White Sox
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Pan Sikes
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Ine
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Ry McBean
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Gront
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Ay Hebert
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Atautt Paunet
Tolan
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KeLecker
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Jim Pollard
Wynn
Ate Peach
Ffadavil
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Bob Compton
Aspromonte
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Taste
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de Aspromotte
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Butler
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Valpo
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Arrast Pollard
Speedway
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Chic Wefederation
Sarah
Sevusen
Brow
of Papers, Inc
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Fred Schwartz
Hull
Ithe Pn
National Cadegiete Athletic Association
Wack and
United States
Bill McClure
Abilene
Christian
Carl Cooper
University of Arizona
Af Dha
USA
McClure
Cooper
Federation
Alleles
Mouston
Randy Matson
Woos Erma
Sul Payer
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Matson
Davis Dairy Lions Club
Welker
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Albea
Robison
Burt
Morary
Robinson
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Chamterlain
Moore
Courtney
Peck
Sole
pBonce
San Bulletin Herald
Tian Gee
C.O.R.A
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Citizens Banking CO
Walker
Maynord
Shorry
39Th St
Anderson
Hollywood
Joe Broderick
SV Oval
East
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