Clay fuels hype with jibe at Liston before Cooper bout
Cassius Clay in London dismisses Sonny Liston as ugly and a tramp while predicting a fifth round stoppage against British heavyweight Henry Cooper. He arrives with six teammates and $770 excess baggage, vowing to stay 90 days if Cooper wins.
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London
Cassius Clay
Sonny Liston
Clay
Henry Cooper
Liston
Louisville
Cooper
Cassius
Britain
Jack Solomons
Grandview Two-Ball Foursome Tourney Winners Announced
Grandview golf club officials announced winners of the two ball mixed foursome tourney with low gross champs L McKinley and W Sipes and low net victors Helen Ferris with Bill Granger. Women’s club results featured 9 and 18 hole events with Dot Runyan and Virginia Cue among top finishers.
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Grandview
Grandview Course
L. McKinley
W. Sipes
Maye Green
Bob Ferris
Mickey McCrystal
Tom Crosby
Helen Ferris
Bill Granger
Mary Cave
Tony Ferris
Marie O'Neill
Bob McCrystal
Wayne Causey Tops AL Batting With .356 Lead
Kansas City's Wayne Causey reclaimed the American League batting lead with a .356 average after six hits in 17 at bats. Frank Malzone fell to second at .343 as Floyd Robinson matched him. Leon Wagner slipped to fourth at .342, with Chuck Schilling, Clete Boyer, and Al Kaline tied for fifth at .327. Wagner led the AL with 13 homers and 37 RBIs while Hank Aaron led NL homers with 14.
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Wayne Causey
Kansas City
Frank Malzone
Boston
Causey
Malzone
Floyd Robinson
Chicago White Sox
Robinson
Leon Wagner
Los Angeles Angels
Chuck Schilling
Clete Boyer
New York Yankees
al Kaline
Detroit
Wagner
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee
Boyer
RBI
Aaron
Bowling 30 Cents at Rains New AMF Balls
Rains offers bowling equipment with new AMF balls priced at 30 cents each. Holes plugged cost 16.95 dollars and a service charge of 2.50 dollars is noted.
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Rains
Sunday Schools Organize Boys and Girls Softball Circuits
The Anderson Sunday School Athletic Association holds planning meetings at 7:30 p.m. at First Friends Church. Vice-Presidents James Hunter and Villon Hensley lead the boys and girls leagues, with entry fees and start dates to be announced.
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Anderson Sunday School Athletic Association
First Friends Church
James Hunter
Villon Hensley
Optical illusion slows drivers on Golden Gate Bridge
National Geographic Magazine notes an illusion that makes drivers slow to under 35 mph on the Golden Gate Bridge. Metal pales near the guardrail can block the view, while proper speed offers an uninterrupted panorama for motorists.
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San Francisco
Golden Gate Bridge
National Geographic Magazine
Major League Standings and Sunday Results
National League results Philadelphia 10 Cincinnati 4 St Louis 7 New York 4 Chicago 5 Houston 1 Pittsburgh 5 Milwaukee 2 Los Angeles 4 San Francisco 3 American League Baltimore 10 Cleveland 6 Detroit 12 Boston 3 New York 7 Washington 1 Minnesota 5 Chicago 2 Los Angeles 6 Kansas City 4 International League Toronto 8 Indianapolis 3 Syracuse 6 Columbus 3 Buffalo 6 Rochester 4 Atlanta 5 Jacksonville 4 Yesterdays results list several rain affected games. Tonight matchups include Cubs at Mets Giants at Reds Dodgers at Brewers and more across the leagues.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Houston
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Baltimore
Cleveland
Detroit
Boston
Washinton
Minnesota
Kansas City
Toronto
Indianapolis
Syracuse
Columbus
Buffalo
Rochester
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Richmond
Arkansas
Ellsworth
Craig
McLish
Law
Fisher
O'Toole
Ight
Koufax
LeMaster
Nottebart
Louis
Broglio
Molbouquette
Little Rock
Washington
Rex Mays 100 Opens With Record Hopes At State Fair Park
Record holders Parnelli Jones from Torrance California and Don Branson from Champaign Illinois enter the 14th Rex Mays 100 at State Fair Park in Milwaukee. Jones holds a pole pace in Indianapolis 500 qualifying at 151 mph. Branson owns the track speed record of 107 mph. Race director Tom Marchese expects over 45 entries, with two prior Indianapolis winners Rodger Ward and Troy Ruttman already entered.
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Milwaukee
Wis
UPI
Parnelli Jones
Torrance
Calif
Don Branson
Champaign
Ill
Rex Mays
State Fair Park
Jones
Indianapolis
Hoosier Speedway
Branson
Tom Marchese
Rodger Ward
Troy Ruttman
Emge's Employees Golf Tourney Held at Grandview Course
Emge's employees staged an 18 hole tournament last Saturday at Grandview with 28 players. Winners were Forest Chamberlain 40 36 76, Roy Moore 37 40 77, John Allman 42 37 79. Special prizes went to Ron Jarrell for longest drives on Nos. 10 and 11 and Henry Pate for a hole in one on No. 2.
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Emge
Grandview
Forest Chamberlain
Roy Moore
John Allman
Ron Jarrell
Henry Pate
Forrest Chamberlain
Tom Lawler
George Humphrey
Billy Spearman
John Weston
Roger Renbarger
Scientists warn mice breach 10 foot walls in stores
London officials report Agriculture Ministry researchers found mice can scale 10 foot walls and jump 27 inches to access supposedly mouse proof food stores. They recommend coating walls with a glossy paint to deter intrusion.
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London
UPI
Agriculture Ministry
Central And South Side Tie For Third In Sophomore Meet
Central and South Side teams joined to place third in the North Central Conference ninth grade meet at Kokomo. Kokomo won with 62 points, Muncie Central 56, Anderson 51, Lafayette Deff 41, Marion 25, New Castle 3. Brown of Muncie Central led sprint wins. Nash of Anderson won pole vault.
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Anderson Central
South Side
Kokomo
Muncie Central
Brown
Nash
Anderson
Lafayette
Marion
New Castle
Barker
Dexman
Don Houser
Chandler
Hill
Mile
Killingbeck
Bush
Baylor
Rhoda
Osborn
Lester
Gudger
King
Vier
Duncan
Norman
Walters
Swatter
Understanding the back up ball in bowling technique
A back-up ball loops to the right away from the pocket reducing strike chances. It results from a clockwise hand motion as you release. To correct it move to the left side of the approach and aim at the 1 2 pocket.
Fried Chicken and Steaks at Red Brick Inn
Tuesday through Thursday special notices advertise 1 fried chicken and beef tend steaks priced at 99 cents at the Red Brick Inn.
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Phils’ Covington
ABC
By Walt Ditzen
Paul Friddle
Paul R. Friddle
Jefferson St
Wilkinson High School
Lou Hassell
Pan-American College
Edinburg
Texas
Friddle
Hassell
Houston, Texas
Pan-American
Frank
Pop) Ivy
Houston Oilers
Pan-Am
Ugly Liston
By Eddy Gilmore
St. Louis Cardinals
Wes Covington
Groat
Covington
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Pirates
Bill White
Brooks Robinson
Ron Fairly
Los Angeles Dodgers
Ed Bailey
Ken Boyer
Oaks
Imperial
Hiram Walker
Hiram Walker & Sons Inc
Peoria
Delco
United Delco
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Cannon
Cunningham
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Parks
Wright
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Dotts
Herron
Sewell
Bell
Chaplin
Couch
Johnson
Brunk
Rolling
Albertson
McCain
Adams
Nunn
Graham
Stuart
Marmon
Gridley
Albright
Ryan
Calawell
Shupe
Don Carter
Marion Landewio
E. 21St
Standard
Travel
Standard Oil Division
American Oil Company
N McCullough
Nichol and
Madison Ave
Atlas Batteries
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