Vikings plan defense emphasis and pass receiving upgrade
The Minnesota Vikings enter camp facing pass defense and receiving gaps after a 2-11-1 season. GM Bert Rose outlines moves including Leon Clarke trade, shift of Jerry Reichow, and rookie options at guard and flanker while eyeing defensive ends and linebackers to strengthen a thin roster at Bemidji State College.
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Jim Marshall
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Don Hultz
Mississippi Southern
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Marshall College
Bobby Bell
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Thornton-outpoints Menno in New York bout
Wayne Thornton defeats Jose Menno by outpoint in New York. Vicente Saldivar stops Baby Luis in Mexico City in eight rounds.
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U.S. Netters Beat Iran in Davis Cup First Round
In Chicago the United States defeated Iran 5-0 in the Davis Cup American Zone first round. Allen Fox and Don Dell won singles for the U S, while England, Spain, Sweden and South Africa advanced in the European Zone semifinals with decisive quarter final wins.
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Thomas Lejus
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Los Angeles
Reza Akbari
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Austin Archers Win at Owatonna
Haven R. Rinehart won the pro men’s division with 476 at the Owatonna field shoot. Virgil Bridgeman of Austin was runner up at 444. other top finishes included Gary Claridge 369 in class A freestyle and Leonard Krupicka 340 in class A instinctive. Marge Epley won class A instinctive in the women’s division with 285. Colleen Nelson led class B freestyle with 180. Mildred Olson won expert A freestyle. Lorraine Rinehart took freestyle bow man with 224. Judy Jester won intermediate girls instinctive with 69. Next shoot set for Highland Park, St. Paul.
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Colleen Nelson
Mildred Olson
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Judy Jester
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Barlick the NL umpire calls himself out
In Cincinnati Ohio AP Al Barlick a topNL umpire has called himself out to NL headquarters saying I am fed up with the whole thing and am leaving with no immediate word on whether he will reverse his decision or return from seclusion after an early Sunday call to league secretary Fred Fleig
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Lyle Osage Post Wins In North Central Baseball Action
Lyle and Osage, Iowa, won multiple North Central League baseball games Sunday. Lyle had 14 hits against Dur en Kline and Kruse with a G Leonhardt home run and seven fifth inning runs. Osage beat Adams 11 3 as Field limited Adams to three hits. St Ansgar edged Johnsburg 15 8 behind Kittleson and L Younger in a night game. Barlick, longtime NL umpire, left a Cincinnati hotel at 3 am after a call to Fleig amid talk of league umpire supervision.
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Jensen Wins Cosmopolitan on Mack Town Layout
Ruth Jessen of Seattle captured the Cosmopolitan Women’s Golf Tour title at Mack Town Golf Course in Rockton Illinois finishing 37 33 70 for a one stroke win over Gloria Armstrong of Oakland California. Jessen earned 1300 dollars in the 7500 dollar event marking her first win of the season and a comeback after neck surgery three months prior.
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Angels Tag Out Versalles in Inked Runset Doubleheader
Angels defeated the A L Dodgers 5-3 and 5-4 in 11 innings. Charlie Dees caught Hank Foiles backing up a rundown after Vic Power grounded to Dees and stepped on second base for the out, then tagged Versalles following the rundown.
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Standings and results mix in busy baseball schedule
Table shows American League leaders New York Chicago Boston Cleveland Baltimore Minnesota Kansas City and Los Angeles with varied records. Sunday results include Los Angeles over Minnesota and New York over Detroit. National League standings list San Francisco St Louis Los Angeles Chicago Milwaukee Pittsburgh Philadelphia Cincinnati Houston New York and others with daily results across multiple games and postponements.
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Select Ski Teams for Olympic Games 1964
The United States Ski Association named teams for the Winter Olympics in Austria. Jumping team members include John Ballant of Minneapolis, Jerry Goyen of East Lansing, David Hicks of Duluth, Gene Kotlarck of Duluth, J. Martin of Minneapolis, and Austen Samuelstuen of Boulder. Cross country Nordic entries definite are Mike Elliott of Durango and John Bower of Auburn.
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Duluth
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Mike Elliott
Durango
John Bower
Auburn
Maine
Burdette Foytack Swaps Reshape Braves Angels Cardinals
Lew Burdette and Paul Foytack, veteran right handers, moved in late trades before the deadline. Burdette left the Braves for the Cardinals and Foytack joined the Angels from Detroit. Burdette goes to St. Louis for Gene Oliver and Bob Sadowski. Foytack and Kostro go to Los Angeles for George Thomas and a minor leaguer.
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Bowling results and standings for Austin junior league night
Firebugs and other teams played in the Austin Bowl junior league with scores listed. Echo Lanes mixed doubles shows Team 1 and Team 4 near top with pins totals, while Team 5 and several forfeit entries appear. In the Echo Junior Mixed League, K Burtch leads boys with 538 and C Peterson tops girls with 526 as others post sub-500 scores.
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Top Five Scorers List as Published
Lenoch leads with 568 followed by Wengert 553 Boo ker 533 Drew 469 and Hemphill 466 in the five scorer standings.
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Clay Choice Over Cooper in Wembley Bout
Cassius Clay, 21, faces Henry Cooper in London at Wembley Stadium before about 55 000 fans. Clay, 18-0 with 14 knockouts, is a 5-1 favorite to stop Cooper, who weighs about 188 and is ranked fourth by the WBA.
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Rouse’s unassisted triple play caps Aberdeen loss in doubleheader
Aberdeen first baseman Jim Rouse completed an unassisted triple play in the fifth inning as Duluth Superior defeated the Pheasants 14-7. Rouse also hit his 11th homer of the Northern League season, while Duluth-Superior exploded for 10 runs in the eighth. St Cloud split a Winnipeg twin bill 5-3 and 8-6, and Bismarck Mandan beat Grand Forks 7-5 in 10 innings.
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Dupas and Moyer Fight Rematch For Junior Title
In Baltimore at the Civic Center Ralph Dupas of New Orleans and Denny Moyer of Portland face off for a 15 round rematch for the junior middleweight crown. Dupas previously won the title from Moyer by split decision in their April 29 bout. Both fighters near the 154 pound limit. Scoring uses five points to the winner of each round and four or less to the loser with even rounds at five each. No TV or radio broadcast.
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Roswall Captures Alder Net Crown
Ken Rosewall won the Adler Invitational Professional Tennis crown in a tough 2 hour match at the Los Angeles Tennis Club. He defeated Rod Laver 4 14 12 6 4 6 3 in the final watched by about 2,200 spectators in the sun.
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Kelso Returns as Candy Spots Faces Setback in Chicagoan
Kelso comes out of drydock to chase a fourth straight horse of the year title while Candy Spots tires from a demanding schedule. In Washington Park’s Chicagoan at memorial pace, Candy Spots was upset by B Major who set a track record and earned $81.20 for a $2 wager amid a tough run of seven straight $100,000 races this season. B Major collected $68,333.
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Dixie 400 Race Postponed by Rain in Atlanta
The third annual Dixie 400 stock car race at Atlanta International Raceway was postponed due to rain. Nelson Weaver, president of the track, said the race will run next Sunday.
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Purr-motor Named Mascot for Charlotte Speedway
In Charlotte North Carolina a contest chose the speedway mascot. The winning name for the African cheetah is Purr-motor marking the track's playful branding.
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Twenty Seven Horses Named For Irish Derby at Curragh
A field of 27 horses was named in the final acceptors for the Irish Derby at the Curragh on June 29. The winner earns 162965 dollars. American owners include Mrs. A. B. Biddle owning Tonian L Homme Arme and Partholon. Other entrants include Early to Rise and Hejaz with noted owners Paul Mellon Robin Scully and J M Olin. Relko tops continental challengers from France.
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