Hays Sets World Record in 100 at AAU Meet
At St Louis the Florida star Bob Hayes clocked a world record 9.1 in the 100 yard semis as the 76th National AAU track meet opened. Jim Beatty and other top milers eyed a potential mile record while competition flagged six meet records and six further world marks across sprint and middle distance events.
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ST. Louis
Bob Hayes
Florida
Jim Beatty
Hayes
Henry Carr
Arizona State
Alis Williams
Adolph Summer
New Mexico
United States
Russia
Moscow
Frank Budd
Villanova
Canada
Harry Jerome
Beatty
Los Angeles
Dyron Burleson
Oregon Emerald Empire AA
Jim Grelle
Cary Weisiger
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Bob Seaman
Los Ange Jey
Tom O'Hara
Chicago
Loyola
Burleson
Grelle
Pete Vautier
Brian Sternberg
Hayes Jones
Detroit
Pete McArdle
New York
Palmer Leads U S Open Tied Atop Standings
Arnold Palmer enters Saturday's 36 hole wind up at Brookline tied for the lead at 142 alongside Don Finsterwald and Jacky Cupit after a 2 under par 69. Nicklaus is out of contention as Latrobe's Palmer again shines.
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Brookline
Mass
Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Latrobe
Don Finsterwald
Jacky Cupit
Atlantic junior golf program draws 65 participants
Sixty five Atlantic youngsters join the junior golf program at the Atlantic Golf and Country club with Arnold Gaarde directing. Instruction runs Monday through Thursday in four groups, with four inter county tournaments planned after July 4 at Clarinda Red Oak and Shenandoah clubs. Red Oak won last year, Atlantic the year before.
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Atlantic Golf and Country Club
Arnold Gaarde
Clarinda
Red Oak
Shenandoah
Moving Day for Dallas Gridders
The Dallas Texans change to the Kansas City Chiefs this weekend as the AFL champions prepare. The team packed 100000 items of gear for the trip except tackle Jerry Cornelison who may leave his insurance work in Dallas for the season.
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Dallas
Dallas Texans
Kansas City Chiefs
Jerry Cornelison
Cornelison
Southern Methodist
Dupas Recovers to Retain Junior Middleweight Title
In Baltimore Ralph Dupas of New Orleans wins a 15 round bout to retain his junior middleweight title against Denny Moyer, who is a former champ. The match drew 2,544 spectators.
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Ralph Dupas
New Orleans
Denny Moyer
Moyer
Baltimore
Wynn Seeks 300th Victory Falls To White Sox
Barry Wynn, 43, fell short in his bid for a 300th win as the Cleveland Indians lost 2-0 to the Chicago White Sox. Juan Pizarro held the Indians to six hits while Wynn hoped for milestone success after a strong debut season. The day also featured Detroit ending a 10-game slide with a 6-4 win over Kansas City, and Boston taking two from New York with Frank Malzone driving in three runs.
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W. L. Pet. G.B
Cleveland
Minnesota
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Detroit
Washington
Boston
New York
Chicago
Nodaway Valley League Results and Standings Update
Stanton leads with nine wins and one loss while Clarinda and Cumberland post big wins. Nodaway Creston and Griswold split, Anita forfeits to Clarinda, and Lenox earns a win as Creston faces Anita. Johnny Green starred for the Knicks with 1,061 rebounds last season.
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Stanton
Lenox
Cumberland
Nodaway
Creston
Griswold
Clarinda
Anita
Suntiyi Dune
Clarinda Cumberland
Anita Creston
Stanton Griswold
Homers Give Trojans Tie For Lead In Hawkeye Seven
Atlantic Trojans beat Red Oak 11 to 10 to pull into a first place tie in the Hawkeye Seven standings. Denny Turnure sparked the offense with a three run homer and Greg Dahl delivered a solo shot for the decisive run in the sixth. Both teams plated three in the opening inning and exchanged leads as Turnure went the distance on the mound.
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Atlantic Trojans
Hawkeye
Red Oak
Denny Turnure
Atlantic
Greg Dahl
Dahl
Turnure
Trojans
Jon Nazarene
Bob Lovejoy
Larry Kinen
Dave
Dan Duskin
Ken Lawton
Mitchell
Dalton
Finals set in Hawkeye Open tennis tournament
Cedar Falls’s Richard Stokstad and Rochester Mim.’s Chuck Darley reached the boy’s junior final after semifinals wins. Stokstad beat Randy Murphy 6 3 6 4 and Darley defeated Mike Sprengelmeyer 6 1 6 1. In the girls 18-under, Debbie Jones and Shia Pearl, both from Des Moines, reached the final.
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Richard Stokstad
Cedar Falls
Chuck Darley
Rochester
Mim
Stokstad
Randy Murphy
Burlington
Darley
Mike Sprengelmeyer
Dubuque
Debbie Jones
Shia Pearl
Yesterday's Stars In Major League Baseball
PITCHING Juan Pizarro of the White Sox blanked Cleveland 2-0 on six hits to pull Chicago within one game of the AL lead held by New York and deny Early Wynn his 300th win. BATTING Frank Malzone of the Red Sox drove in three runs with a homer and double in a 7-4 win over the Yankees.
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Juan Pizarro
White Sox
Cleveland
Chicago
New York
Indians
Early Wynn
Frank Malzone
Red Sox
Yankees
Tigers shake up bench with Dressen as new manager
A Detroit Tigers overhaul ends Bob Scheffing as manager and dismisses his entire coaching staff. Charlie Dressen, Dodgers scout and former manager of four other MLB clubs, is hired to lead the team.
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Charlie Dressen
Bob Scheffing
Detroit Tigers
Dodgers
Scheffing
Dressen
Ex cricket veteran delivers game winning hit for Cubs
Amdre Rodgers, an ex cricket player with a .215 average, hit a bases loaded single in the 10th to lift the Chicago Cubs to a 6-5 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates. The Cubs stretch to four straight wins, sitting fifth in the NL, 24 games from the lead and one point behind fourth. Other NL results saw Koufax Perranoski and Tommy Davis lift the Dodgers past St Louis, Maroney’s 11th win helps Cincinnati over Houston, and the Mets end a losing streak with a 3-1 win over Philadelphia.
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Associated Press
Chicago Cubs
Amdre Rodgers
Pittsburgh Pirates
Rodgers
Bahamas
Cub
Pirate
Cubs
Sandy Koufax
Ron Perranoski
Tommy Davis
Homer
National League Standings and Friday Results Highlight Tight Races
Standings show St. Louis San Francisco Los Angeles Cincinnati Chicago Milwaukee Pittsburgh Philadelphia Houston New York all within striking distance. Friday results include Cincinnati over Houston 3 0 and Los Angeles beating St. Louis 5 3 with other key showings shaping the pennant chase.
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Associated Press
National League
G.B. SM. Louis
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Chicago
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Houston
New York
Los Vine
St. Louis
Smith Tops Field in Western Open
Veteran pro Marilynn Smith held a one stroke lead entering the third round of the 34th Women’s Western Open at Maple Bluff Country Club in Madison. Wright trails by one, with Smith posting a 75 as the Shar tway mark of the 72-hole event nears.
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Madison
Wis
Marilynn Smith
Mickey Wright
Maple Bluff Country Club
Miss Smith
University of Kansas
Miss Wright
Measure of success at NCAA championships yard to meter shift
The World's greatest death, low star C. K. Yang now at UCLA with coach Elvin Drake inspect a yard and a meter at Albuquerque New Mexico site of the NCAA championships. A move to adopt international runs including the yard to meter change is underway.
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C. K. Yang
UCLA
Elvin Drake
Albuquerque
N. M
Elk Horn Trips Merchants 8 7 in Southwest Iowa softball
Daryll Peterson pitched a four strikeout win for Elk Horn as they beat Atlantic 8 to 7 at Sunny Side diamond. Elk Horn rallied with two runs in the seventh to tie and won with an eighth inning double by Dick Olsen and single by Lloyd Peterson. Olsen led Elk Horn with a double and a single. Atlantic tallied five extra base hits led by Merlin Christensen and Lewis Gipple.
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Atlantic Merchants
Sunnyside Diamond
Southwest Iowa Softball Association
Dick Olsen
Lloyd Peterson
Daryll Peterson
Atlantic
Gary Harris
Paul Turnure, Jr
Peterson
Elk’ Horn
Olsen
Juelsgaard
Madsen
Daryl Peterson
Dave Olsen
Lewis Gipple
Merlin Christensen
Merlin Anderson
Raynor Hemmingsen
Turnure
Hemmingsen
Jack Richards
Dick Hensley
Mel Allen
Harris
Willey
Jacksonville
Maine Town Council Proceedings May 14 1963
The regular Town Council meeting held at 8 P M in Town Hall approved minutes and accepted the treasurer's report. Bills totaling several hundred dollars from local firms and utilities were authorized for payment and warrants drawn.
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Bornholdt
Christensen
Cranston
Shahan
Lantz
Schildberg Const. Co
Town Hall
Bernhordt
Town Power and Light Co
Bond approval and cigarette permits in village meeting
A motion by Bormholt with Shahan seconding approved a bond and retail cigarette permit for Clifford E. Craney upon paying the fee. A second motion by Lantz and Christen sen granted a similar permit to Arlene Miller. The meeting then adjourned.
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Shahan
Clifford E. Craney
Lantz
Christensen
Arlene Miller
BorndoMt
Anne F. Craney
Blast damages Park building in yard-wide debris scatter
Debris blasted across a park area after an explosion shattered windows and damaged homes on Olive and Spruce streets. Fire crews cleared debris within an hour as residents, including the Parks and their children Jackie and Steven, reported near misses. Damage from the blast, which officials link to a property then owned by Mehlmann, totals about $100,000.
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Park Yard
Jackie
Steven
Park
Oakland
Missouri
Sonic Boom
William Geissler
Glen
Credit Bureau
Peter Kurtenback
Jerry Bair
Don Mahler
Glen Gustason
Dan Frank
Gustason
Mehlmann Grocery
Mehlmann
Kyoko Shimada Joins Tokyo Boxing Corners as First Woman Second
Kyoko Shimada, 29, a Tokyo housewife, becomes Japan’s first licensed woman boxing second. Married to ex-flyweight Jo Shimada, she balances kitchen duties with corner duties for rising boxer Kimio Echizen under Kenji Yonekura’s gym.
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Tokyo
Kyoko Shimada
Kyoko
Jo Shimada
Shimada
Kenji Yonekura
Oriental
Tonight's Bout at Madison Square Garden Matchup
Boxing's old story plays out at MSG as Jose Stable of Cuba and New York faces veteran Charley Scott of Philadelphia. Stable climbs, Scott relies on his big punch in a bid to stay afloat in the ranks tonight.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Jose Stable
Cuba
Charley Scott
Philadelphia
Twins sign Kostka from Fargo to Orlando assignment
The Minnesota Twins announced the signing of outfielder Bob Kostka of Fargo North Dakota son of Stan Kostka a 1934 Minnesota national champion fullback. Kostka was assigned to Orlando of the Florida State League. Motorists: Obey Stop signs they do not mean Slow down.
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TWINS
ST. Paul-Minneapolis
Minnesota Twins
Bob Kostka
Fargo
N.D
Stan Kostka
University of Minnesota
Orlando
Jacque Fladoos Captures Iowa Girls Junior Golf Crown
Jacque Fladoos of Dubuque won the Iowa girls junior tournament at Ames finishing with 1324 for 72 holes. Defending champ Lee Julian of Cedar Rapids was runner-up with 328. Linda McConnelee of Atlantic tied for eighth in the championship flight, and Mary Jo Knudsen of Atlantic tied for fourth in the first flight with 380. Sharon Fladoos previously held the title from 1958 to 1961.
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Jacque Fladoos
Dubuque
Sharon
Iowa
Ames
Miss Fladoos
Lee Julian
Cedar Rapids
Linda McConnelee
Atlantic
Mary Jo Knudsen
Suzanne Shirley
Dianne Fuhlendorf
Sharon Fladoos
Area Sees Widespread Home Break-ins Reported
A wave of burglaries struck the district with at least forty homes broken into, prompting police to widen patrols and urge residents to secure entryways and report suspicious activity.
Plans for Cass County religious survey to map community
The Cass County Ministerial Association sponsors a county wide religious survey with the Roman Catholic and Lutheran churches joining in. The survey committee met to plan a questionnaire and canvasser training and to outline church leadership development. Members included Revs Paul Holman Ralph Hindman Bill Richardson Lester Gatch and Donald Bissinger. Dates for the canvass will be announced once plans are finished.
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Cass County
Cass County Ministerial Association
Atlantic-Cass County Association
Paul Holman
Ralph Hindman
Bill Richardson
Lester Gatch
Donald Bissinger
New Athletes Anonymous Formed in Ohio Public Action
In the Ohio AFL-CIO publication News and Views a lighthearted item notes the formation of Athletes Anonymous. Members seek moral support to curb extreme hikes by visiting a neighbor who talks them out of it and drives them home.
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Columbus, Ohio
News and Views
Athletes Anonymous
Telephone Call for Service at The News Telegraph Office
A brief notice states that residents can obtain service by calling any listed number or contacting The News Telegraph office. The line emphasizes accessibility and direct contact for assistance.
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News Telegraph Office
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