Rollerbowl Round Two Scoring Sets Finals Contenders
In second round action from Rollerbowl first annual match game elimination Floyd Ballinger defeated Kenny Goodfellow and Bob Main beat Everett Shank. Jim Dodds defeated Clyde Jarvis and Cloyce Martin beat Wearthy Shank. Tom McBride and Ed McBride advance to finals with results from earlier bouts.
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Cloyce Martin
Wearthy Shank
Drysdale Delivers Dodgers Second Straight Shutout
Don Drysdale pitched six hits allowed as the Dodgers blanked the Astros 6-0 for their second straight shutout. Frank Howard Ron Fairly and Willie Davis hit two run homers, while Mike Brumley Don Zimmer added two run singles. Washington beat Los Angeles Angels 6-2. Manager Walt Alston noted injuries but stressed strengthening the team with wins while crippled. Koufax may be cleared to side-throw soon as staff injuries persist.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Update
The league standings show Philadelphia 7 2 and San Francisco 7 3 leading early. Scheduled games include San Francisco at Chicago and Los Angeles at Houston today with several rematches tomorrow.
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O'Toole Faces Phillies as Reds Host League Leaders
Cincinnati manager Fred Hutchinson warns against underestimating Philadelphia in a three game set at Crosley Field. Jim O'Toole aims for his third win against Art Mahaffey who has recovered from an arm injury. Pinson may sit with a pulled muscle while Robinson battles a finger fracture. The Phillies trail little, led by Denny Carter and Richie Allen with Allen batting .395 with four homers in nine games. Bunning starts strong for Philadelphia after a trade from Detroit.
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U S Cagers Lose Three To Russians
In Moscow the U S Olympic basketball squad suffered three straight defeats to the Soviet national team. Cliff Buck of the AAU leadership criticized the team's play, noting lack of chemistry, while affirming optimism for a stronger Tokyo Olympic showing with deeper experienced players.
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Dodgers Tie A Game With Big Hitting From Fairly Howard
Dodgers star hitters Ron Fairly and Frank Howard each blasted two run homers and added two singles in a victory.
Celtics Bid Fond Farewell To Ramsey Loscutoff After Sixth Title
Boston celebrates a sixth straight NBA title as co-Captains Frank Ramsey and Jim Loscutoff retire. Owner Walter Brown and coach Red Auerbach praise the team and reflect on long tenures and deep bonds with players like K C Jones while Ed McCauley Bill Sharman and Bob Cousy had already left.
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Dandy K. Threat Lights Derby Battles at Churchill Downs
Louisville report notes Dandy K. may join Jack Price in Derby glory if he wins. Dandy K. showed late speed in Stepping Stone Purse and eyes Derby after a muddy track prep. Hill Rise led a seven horse field in the Derby Trial Stakes at Churchill Downs amid concerns over track conditions.
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Miami to Install Flip Flop Offense Under Tate
University of Miami's new head coach Charlie Tate plans the Flip Flop offense for next season. Tate says the scheme will force rivals to flip and defenses to flop. Shea Stadium now hosts Mets and Jets with capacity for 60,000 spectators.
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Ex pitcher Brosnan turns sports announcer with ABC radio
Jim Brosnan, 32, formerly with the Chicago White Sox, has been hired by ABC to host two five minute Saturday and Sunday sport spots. He also writes magazine pieces and a book due May 15, and hopes to pitch and work in broadcasting while seeking club interest.
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Indians Reds In Fifth Place One Year Early
New York report notes expansion wealth plan to share World Series earnings down to fifth place. Commissioner Ford Frick says players voted 478 to 58 to extend the program, with Cincinnati Reds and Cleveland Indians gaining about 308 dollars more each if in effect last year. Ohio University game vs Xavier postponed due to wet grounds. Bobcats host Marshall in MAC clashes. OU golf and tennis teams to host Marshall and Kenyon.
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Athens Hosts Logan In Class AA Sectional Round
The Athens High School Bulldogs were set to host Logan Tuesday at 4 p m in the Class AA Sectional Tournament second round. Golf was rained out against Gallipolis and rescheduled. The Athens track squad, runner-up at Ironton, will compete at the Chillicothe Invitational Friday.
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National Football League Unveils 1964 Schedule
The NFL announces an extended 1964 schedule with five Saturday games a Friday night opener and two Monday night games along with Thanksgiving in Detroit. Highlights include Giants at home vs Washington Friday night and Monday fixtures in Detroit and St Louis. Dallas Cowboys meet St Louis Cards to start the season. championship game December 27 in the Eastern champion’s home city. CBS pays $14.1 million yearly plus $1.8 million for the title game.
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Chauncey-Dover Highs Banquet Plans Slated Tonight
Chauncey Dover High School hosts an all-sports banquet planning session tonight at 7 30 p m. The Athletic Boosters Club meets in Robert Finnearty s room to discuss event details.
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