Six Records Fall At AAU Track Meet In St Louis
America's top track stars shattered six AAU meet records in St Louis, led by a world 9.1 seconds in the 100 yards by Bob Hayes. The show featured a first dead heat in AAU history and a blazing 3:56.7 mile by Cyrol Burleson, with 10 US season-best marks among 19 events. The AAU named a 51-man team and two alternates to face Russia in Moscow and other European meets this summer.
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Jim van Valkenburg
Associated Press
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America
Russia
Husky Bob Hayes
Florida A&m
United States
AAU
U.S
Moscow
Cludes
Hayes Jones
Detroit
Jones
Ulis Williams
Arizona State
Ralph Boston
J. B. Haralson
Burleson
Little Tom O'Hara
Chicago
Loyola
Cary Welsiger
Cremer Wins Amputee Golf Test
Tom Cremer of Phoenix won the Western States Amputee Golf Championship in Las Vegas with a 254 total over 54 holes. He edged Allen Monts of San Diego by one stroke amid 50 mph winds, with fellow amputee golfers Burgess Windsor of Stockton taking third at 263.
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Tom Cremer
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San Diego
Calif
Burgess Windsor
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Windsor
Belton Takes Second in Minnesota Open Net Test
Tom Belton Austin Parks director and former Michigan State ace finished runner up in the singles at the Minnesota State Open Tennis at Minneapolis Tennis Club. He lost to Wendell Ottum 6-8 6-3 in the final after reaching the final by beating Frank Kleckner 6-3 6-1. Ottum added the second straight title as the top Northwest Lawn Tennis Association ace. Jeanne Arth of St Paul won the women's singles 6-0 6-3 over Betty Swenson. Otutm and Don Hendrickson won the state men’s doubles 6-4 5-7 6-2 over Ellis and Radosevich.
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Austin
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Belton
University of Minnesota
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Australia
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Richfield
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Dick Ellis
Ray Radosevich
Bowling Echo Lanes Echo Mixed Doubles Results
The Echo Mixed Doubles standings include Deadbeats powering to 1830, Pinheads at 1672, Nitwits 1757, Team 4 forfeit, Team 1 1674, Team 9 1605, Bluejays 1622, and Team 3 1744 as fixtures in this bowling league report. Team 10 and Team $ also posted scores though forfeits and partial results affect final tallies.
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VFW Eagles and KQAQ Win in Junior Club Baseball Action
The VFW beat the Elks 13 to 4 at Galloway Pit with Berry Helland earning the win. KQAQ defeated the Legion 9 to 2 at Athletic Field as Dalbach and Jahr combined for five innings. Eagles beat Local 9 15 to 9 at Marcusen Park behind Ricky Heard seven strikeouts. Standings are listed.
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Galloway Pit
Berry Helland
Athletic Field
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Legion
Denny Dahlbach
Jim Jahr
Dalbach
Jahr
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EQAQ
Ex-Gopher Great Hurt in Accident
Clayton Townemaker former Minnesota All-America center of 1949 sustained head injuries when his car collided Saturday. He and his wife were driving from a hospital where their four year old daughter had died of cancer.
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Clayton Townemaker
Minnesota
Race Postponed at Hampton for Second Rain Delay
The Dixie 400 stock car race in Hampton Georgia was postponed again due to rain. Officials plan to run the event next Sunday if possible.
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Hampton
Dukes Sweep Chiefs In Northern League Doubleheader
Duluth Superior extended its lead to six games with 6 4 and 3 1 wins over Grand Forks. Rookie Pete Craig allowed five hits in his pro debut for the Dukes, while Jim Rooker drove in three runs. St Cloud defeated Aberdeen 6 2 behind Hal Haydel six hitter. Winnipeg at Bismarck Mandan was postponed by wet grounds. Standings through Sunday.
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Pete Craig
Dukes
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Detroit Tigers
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Hal Haydel
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Wright Wins Going Fishing After Western Open Victory
Mickey Wright won the Women's Western Open at Maple Bluff Country Club with a 4 under par 292 to claim her second straight title. She added $1,200 to her season earnings of $12,332 and moved to seven wins in 11 events this year. Kathy Whitworth, Marilynn Smith, and Marlene Bauer Hagge followed with runner-up totals.
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Long Island
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Sioux City golfer Judy Kimball finishes 10th at Western Open
Judy Kimball of Sioux City Iowa posted a 316 total in the 72 hole Women's Western Open Championship at Madison Wisconsin on Sunday earning 250 dollars.
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Wis
Judy Kimball
Sioux City
Iowa
U S Netters Seek Wimbledon Title Bid
America's top chances rest on Chuck McKinley and Dennis Ralston as Wimbledon opens with Roy Emerson and Laci Legenstein among first round foes. Ralston just claimed the NCAA title at Princeton while Rod Laver has turned professional.
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America
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St. Louis
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Roy Emerson
Australia
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Colin Drysdale
South Africa
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Laci Legenstein
Austria
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N.J
Rod Laver
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Tony Trabert
Minnesota Vikings Sign 12 Rookies
The Minnesota Vikings signed 12 rookies led by Terry Dillon of Hopkins Minnesota and Montana State, Bud Bjerken of Macalester and Roger Ludwig of St John’s. Also signed was Terry Cagaanan of Utah State, the Vikings 20th round draft choice as a future in 1962.
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Philadelphia optioning pitcher shifts roster to favor Dennis Bennett
Phillies transfer Jack Hamilton from the active list to the Little Rock farm team to free space for pitcher Dennis Bennett who is on the disabled list after a January ankle fracture in Puerto Rico. Bennett has spent the season on the bench.
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Jack Hamilton
Morning Sun
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Philadelphia Phillies
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Dennis Bennett
Bennett
Puerto Rico
Boxing results from multiple cities report close decisions
In New York Jose Stable defeated Charley Scott over 10 rounds. Alfredo Canelo Urbina beat Joe Brown in Monterrey by 10 rounds. Horacio Accevallo won over Ramon Atias in Caracas by 10. Meme Tellez outpointed Rafael Mota in Mexico City over 10 rounds.
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Jose Stable
Charley Scott
Philadelphia
Monterrey
Mexico
Alfredo Canelo Urbina
Joe Brown
Houston
Caracas
Horacio Accevallo
Argentina
Ramon Atias
Venezuela
Mexico City
Meme Tellez
Rafael Mota
Leo W. Ryan Dies in Bradford After Long Illness
Leo W. Ryan aged 67 former supreme governor of the Loyal Order of Moose died Saturday at his Bradford home after a long illness.
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Leo W. Ryan
Supreme Governor of the Loyal Order of Moose
Upgrading Ireland Follows Foreign Investment Boom
Ireland’s economy shows growth with exports up and emigration down. Foreign capital drives 160 firms employing 22,000 workers since 1955, with Americans, British, Dutch, German and Japanese investors. Tax breaks, two‑thirds site costs grants, and 10 year tax exemptions boost exports.
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Sinn Fein
Ireland
Shannon
de Beers
South Africa
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Liebherr
United Kingdom
Bible substitute proposed for opening exercises in district schools
School Superintendent Carl F. Hansen urged reading great literature and nonsectarian material at opening exercises as a substitute for Bible readings ruled unconstitutional by the Supreme Court. He spoke at Chevy Chase church and will present the proposal to the school board Wednesday.
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Carl F. Hansen
Chevy Chase
Supreme Court
Hansen
Coffee Break Before Worktime at Henry Grady School
Teachers at Henry Grady Elementary in Tampa start each day with an 8:15 to 8:25 coffee break. Principal W. E. F. Hall says the gatherings foster discussion of new paperwork testing and problems and allow teachers to exchange ideas and opinions. The results are gratifying.
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Tampa
Fla
Henry Grady Elementary
W. E F. Hall
Brotherhood Program Highlighted at Winslow Church
At the First Baptist Church in Winslow the gathering featured a program about Martin Luther. The event, presented by a Roman Catholic priest on behalf of the United Presbyterian Church, emphasized brotherhood during the Sunday service.
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United Presbyterian Church
Martin Luther
Garrett Dies at 55 Founder of Garrett Corp
J. C. Garrett, 55, founder and president of Garrett Corp., died at his Beverly Hills home Saturday from a heart attack. The company, started in 1936, grew into an aerospace giant known for life support systems used in Mercury space capsules.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
J. C. Garrett
Garrett Corp
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