Penn State Recruiting In Viet Nam Rumor
New York report says Penn State coach Rip Engle travels with an assistant to Vietnam and other Asian sites on a U S Army sponsored morale mission. The piece mixes satire with recruiting rumors and notes films at West Point.
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Penn State
Viet Nam
New York
University Park
City of State College
Rip Engle
Hawaii
Okinawa
Japan
Korea
Rip
Frank Patrick
U.S. Army
Frank
Michie Stadium
West Point
Vietnam
Patrick
Collier Expects Browns to Challenge for Division Title
Browns coach Blanton Collier says last season’s 10 4 record could win the Eastern Division this year though tougher competition is ahead. He notes the team will be cut to 50 before California exhibition games and introduces Nick Skorich as defensive line coach. The squad focused on sprints in the opening training camp.
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Hiram
Blanton Collier
Cleveland Browns
Collier
Browns
New York Giants
California
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Minoso Rejoins Indianapolis After White Sox Waiver
Veteran outfielder Minnie Minoso, placed on waivers by the Chicago White Sox, was signed by Indianapolis of the Pacific Coast League. The move marks a notable return for Minoso to a familiar circuit as the league reconfigures rosters.
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Chicago
Minnie Minoso
Chicago White Sox
Indianapolis
Teacher Leads Play Battling Medalist Jinx in Golf Tourney
Chicago scene as 25 year old junior high teacher Mau reen Crum from Plant City Florida leads 32 qualifiers after a 37 38 75 first round at Oak Park Country Club. Defending champion Barbara McIntire and others trail as match play advances toward the 36 hole final Saturday.
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Chicago
Maureen Crum
Miss Crum
Plant City
Fla
Oak Park Country Club
Barbara McIntire
Colorado Springs
Barbara Fay White
Shreveport
Marcella Rose
Jefferson City
Kathleen Newton
Cleveland
Miss White
Fela Chavez
Mexico City
Miss Chavez
Miss Rose
Phyllis Preuss
Fort Lauderdale
Miss McIntire
Legion Will See Action in District Tourney Run
The Athens American Legion team improved to 17 3 after weekend wins to clinch the 1964 American Legion Eighth District Tournament in Athens. They travel to Chillicothe for a 6 30 p m game Wednesday and play Marietta Saturday and Cambridge Sunday at Trautwein Field with two games each day starting 1 30 p m.
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Athens American Legion
American Legion
Athens
Chillicothe
Athens Legion
Marietta
Cambridge
Trautwein Field
President's Cup Set For New Champion At Athens Club
The annual President's Cup at Athens Country Club will crown a new champion as 32 players begin match play in the handicap event this week. Defending champ Art Smith Sr. is not among the qualifiers. First round pairings include Lou Roberts versus Dick Jones and Jack Baytos versus Tom Rose, with eventual rounds to follow after July 30 through Labor Day club championships.
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Athens Country Club
Art Smith
Don White
ACC Golf
Lou Roberts
Dick Jones
Jack Baytos
Tom Rose
Frank Richey
Bill Biggs
Gil Crowell
Earl White
Don Reed
Frank Calvin
Jack Gilbert
Ray Douglas
Fred Swearingen
Art Chiki
Harry Kessel
Whitey Moore
Dick Phillips
Frank Viscounti
Jack Neal
Carroll Widdoes
Kermit Blosser
Tom Evans
Kermit Smith
Howard Bobo
Larry Graves
George Rutkoskie
Dave Strawn
C. W. Garrison
Carmen Scrubbio
Art Nicholson
Gaige Paulsen
Chick Miller
Tennis Favorite Wins First Round in National Youth Event
In Chattanooga George Taylor of Houston defeated Michael Anderson of Saginaw 6 2 6 3 in the first round of the national boys and girls 14 and under and 12 and under tennis tournament. Only upset came from John Lamerado of Detroit.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
George Taylor
Houston
Tex
Michael Anderson
Saginaw
Mich
John Lamerado
Detroit
Chisox Rally But Stumble Against Yankees in Key Series
The Chicago White Sox, after a string of losses to the New York Yankees, rebound to sit in second place in the American League, one game ahead of the Mets and half a game behind the pennant leader. manager Al Lopez stresses unlikely paths and the team’s improving hitting as Talbot earns another win against Los Angeles.
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Associated Press
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
al Lopez
White Sox
Yankees
Baltimore
Sox
New York
Lopez
Minnesota
Minor League SLUTS Today’s Games Featured
Rochester plays Richmond while Atlanta faces Toronto Jacksonville meets Buffalo and Syracuse battles Columbus.
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Rochester
Richmond
Atlanta
Toronto
Jacksonville
Buffalo
Syracuse
Columbus
International
Vin Richmond
Lester Keeps Unbeaten Mark With 12th Victory
Undefeated Jimmy Lester of San Francisco won a unanimous 10 round decision over Frank Niblett of Monterey at Kezar Pavilion. The victory extended Lester’s record to 12 wins while Niblett became only the second fighter to go the distance with him.
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San Francisco
Jimmy Lester
Frank Niblett
Monterey
Calif
Kezar Pavilion
Lester
Niblett
Fragmentary sports pairing list from city matchups
Readable lines show matchups between teams in Kansas City Minnesota Los Angeles Chicago Cleveland Baltimore Washington New York Detroit Boston. The fragment hints at a schedule or results but lacks complete details or outcomes.
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Minnesota
Los Angeles
Chicago
Cleveland
Baltimore
Washington
New York
Detroit
Boston
Kansas City
Twinight
Los
Twinig
Aeles
Youth Has Best Shot In Hole-In-One Test
A 16-year-old Athens youth Mike Murphy came within four inches of the hole to lead the junior division of the Athens Lions Club Hole-in-One Tournament. He won Monday night’s closest-to-the-pin prize and tops the junior field as the event runs at the Athens County Fairgrounds. Marilyn White leads the ladies with a nine foot one inch shot on opening night.
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Athens
Mike Murphy
Athens Lions Club
Daily Prize
Lions Club
Cecil McGlone
Fred Swearingen
Ed Bickel
Marilyn White
Bob Littler
Athens Country Club
Bobby, Jr
Littlers
Dale Moffett
Bob Baur
Don White
Tom Barstow
The
Elms Country Club
Athens County Fairgrounds
Southeastern Ohio Athletic League Holds August Meeting
Gallia Academy High School principal James N. M. Davis announces the Southeast Ohio Athletic League will meet August 26 at Pomeroy High School. James A. Diehl arranged a 6:30 p.m. dinner at Crow's Town and Country Restaurant for all principals athletic directors and football coaches. The meal costs $2. Principals must notify Diehl by August 21 of attendance from their schools.
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Gallipolis
Southeastern Ohio Athletic League
Pomeroy High School
James N. M. Davis
Gallia Academy High School
SECAL
Davis
James A. Diehl
Crow’s Town and Country
Fr. Dieh
Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons to mark 90th birthday at Monmouth Park
New York report says Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons will celebrate his 90th birthday Thursday by attending races at Monmouth Park in Oceanport New Jersey. He is recognized as one of the world's famed horse trainers, though retired last year.
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New York
Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons
Mr. Fitz
Monmouth Park
Oceanport
N. J
Miss Perry Ousted in National U16 Tennis Tourney
Melinda Perry of Middletown Ohio was eliminated 6-2 6-2 by third seed Becky West of Jackson Mississippi in Lake Bluff Illinois. All other seeded players advanced to the second round.
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Ill
Melinda Perry
Middletown
Ohio
Becky West
Jackson
Miss
Reds Narrow Gap in NL Race After Win Over Phillies
Cincinnati moved within 2 1/4 games of the front runners by beating the first-place Phillies 6-2 as the Giants lost to the Cubs 6-4. The Colts beat the Dodgers 4-1 while tensions rose as pitcher Nuxhall was ejected after disputing a call. Phillies' Callison Taylor and Pavletich produced key hits. Roseboro exited with a severe finger injury.
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Freehan
Red Sox
Johnny Pesky
Tigers
George Thomas
Thomas
Tony Conigliaro
Associated Press
Cincinnati
Fred Hutchinson
Reds
Philadelphia Phillies
San Francisco Giants
Chicago Cubs
Phillies
Giants
Hutchinson
Houston Colts
Los Angeles Dodgers
Tommy Harper
Dennis Bennett
Don Pavletich
Leo Cardenas
Steve Boros
Pavletich
Joe Nuxhall
Philadelphia
Cookie Rojas
Rojas
Tony Taylor
Nuxhall
Johnny Callison
Taylor
Mel Steiner
Bobby Wine
Billy McCool
Orlando Cepeda
del Crandall
Cubs
Doug Clemens
Hall Lanier
Billy Williams
Bob Shaw
Bob Bolin
Ron Santo
Colts
Joe Gaines
Mike White
Bob Lillis
Jerry Grote
Dodgers
Tommy Davis
Wally Moon
Nate Oliver
John Roseboro
Roseboro
Homers Do It In Big League Victory
Homers by 2B Cardenas and 3B Borosshes Harper plus Pavietich highlight the 10 229 attendance game in which Nuxhall earned the win and Bennett took the loss. Taylor added a sacrifice fly.
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Borosshes — Harper
Pavietich
Robinson
Callison
SF — Taylor
W — Nuxhall
L — Bennett
Sgaeapagt
RBI
O Cardenas
Eee
Boros
Peewee
Nuxhall
McCool
Philadelphia
Incinnati Panne
Bennett Cardenas
Nuxhail
J. Rae
Cincinnati
Nicklaus Leads PGA Money List At Midseason
In Dunedin Florida after half the season Jack Nicklaus tops the PGA earnings chart with 90718 dollars, ahead of Arnold Palmer who has 80693. Tony Lema, Bill Casper Jr and Gary Player also rank in the top five with 66778 59096 and 50369 respectively.
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Dunedin
Fla
Jack Nicklaus
Professional Golfers Association
Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Tony Lema
Bill Casper Jr
Gary Player
Mason Rudolph
Mike Souchak
Ken Venturi
Juan Rodriguez
Tommy Jacobs
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Linda Lee Matthews
Portsmouth
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Ray Herbert
Fred Talbot
Talbot
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