Rumored 750000 Offer From Oilers To Brodie
Houston Oilers owner Bud Adams confirms discussing terms with NFL star John Brodie but says Brodie is waiting to see outcome. He notes AFLNFL feud, mentions possibility of peace or war, and signals readiness to negotiate if settlement arrives.
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Houston
John Brodie
San Francisco 49Ers
Houston Oilers
Bud) Adams
Oilers
West Coast
Brodie
Adams
Brodi
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New York Giants
NFL
Pete Gogols
Buffalo
Adams” Carr
Grand Slam by Campbell Sparks Yanks Past Cubs
The Yankees crushed the Cubs 11 to 4 in West League play. Bob Campbell plated a first inning run with a single and the Yanks added four in the second and three in the fourth. Clark Meyer earned the win, while Pedre Thiess and Joe Jenain pitched in relief. Cubs pitchers held the final two runs in the third. In the same league, the Falcons routed the Steers 20 to 7 as Paul Graves drove in five runs.
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Bob Campbell
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Cubs
Clark Mierman
Pedre Thiess
Pate
Joe Jenain
Falcons
Steers
Weg
Paul Graves
Tommie Agee
White Sox
Tom McCraw
Don Buford
Smoky Burgess
Harmon Killebrew
Minnesota
Cleveland
Twins
Rich Rollins
Max Alvis
Léon Wagner
Indians
Sam Bowens
Russ Snyder
Baltimore
Athletics
Phil Roof
Ken Harrelson
Bert Campaneris
Jim Bouton
Steve Hamilton
Pedro Ramos
Bouton
Roger Marishi
New York
Don Wert
Detroit
California
Ryun Proud, Seeks Faster Mile After 3 53 7
Jim Ryun of Kansas ran a 3 53 7 mile at the Compton Invitational in Los Angeles, setting an American record but missing France’s Michel Jazy’s world mark by 0.1 second. The 18 year old freshman said he could run faster and would like to race Jazy. New Zealand’s Grete broke a 20th century mark as Gerry Lindgren of Washington State matched a 3 38 4 in the 2 mile, at the same meet.
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Flash
Gerry Linderen
Washington State University
Longview Golfer Wins Seventh KTVH Pro-Am Title
Wichita AP report says Buster Cupit of Longview Texas shot 303 for 54 holes to win the seventh annual KTVH pro-amateur golf tournament. Cupit closed with a 66 Sunday to beat Leon Andrews of Watomie Kansas by six strokes. a foursome led by Dave Eichelberger of Waco finished second in team play with 196, two behind the leaders.
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Major League Standings and Sunday Results Summary
Sunday results show Los Angeles tied with New York at 3-3 in a 12 inning suspended game. San Francisco defeated Philadelphia in 10 innings. Atlanta beat St Louis 14-4, Pittsburgh edged Houston 10-5, Cincinnati 5 Chicago 3-4, Chicago 4 12 22, Detroit 8-4, California 4-1, Kansas City 3 Baltimore 4 in 12 innings.
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California
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Baltimore
Associated Press
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Mets
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Chicago White Sox
Orioles
Reds
Ron Santo
Randy Hundley
Cubs
Peters Pitches White Sox Sweep Doubleheader Win
Gary Peters returned from a two week layoff to toss a two hitter as the Chicago White Sox completed a doubleheader sweep with a 4-0 win over the Senators. Peters ran his record to 3-2 and lowered his ERA to 2.18, while Tommie Agee and Tom McCraw fueled the offense with power and run production in both games. The White Sox staff posted a 0.80 ERA over the last 10 games as they climbed to fourth in the American League standings.
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Washington Sun
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Stargell Sparkles as Pirates top Astros in win streak push
Willie Stargell drove in four, including two homers and a double, as the Pirates beat the Astros 10-5 to extend their winning streak to five. Jim Wynn matched Stargell with two homers for Houston, while the article notes Cardenas’ four-homer feat for Cincinnati and a wide set of daily MLB results across leagues.
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Willie Stragell
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Pirates
Jim Wynn
Stargell
Stargel
Mike Rathet
Cardenas
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Reds
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Roberto Clemente
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Candinals
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Giants
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Fuentes
Willie Mays
Hal Lanier
Bo Belinsky
Dick Groat
Philadelphia
Sandy Koufax
Dodgers
San Franciso
Juan Marichal
Koufax
Tommy Davis
Wes Parker
Amberoid Reshapes Narrowed Field In Grade Race Mix
Racing notes show Amberoid’s Belmont Stakes win and Kauai King’s fourth altering the title race landscape. Graustark, Buckpasser, Creme de la Creme remain contenders with Belmont absence. Buckpasser set for Royal campaign while Amberoid rests. Eddie Neloy plans a busy 1965 schedule for Buckpasser including Delaware Park and Saranac.
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Graustark
Buckpasser
Reginald Webster
Ambercid
Creme de la Creme
Hel
Arlington Park
Amberoid
Eddie Neloy
Ogden Phipps
Tom Fool
Hialeah Park
Leonard Richards
Delaware Park
New York
Saranac and Lawyer
Yancey captures Memphis Open with 15 under par
Bert Yancey secures the Memphis Open title with a record 15-under 265, beating Gene Littler by one stroke. Roy Stone and Roy Sanders aided his final round push as caddies and strategists, Yancey crediting fine putting and a key 2 iron shot for the breakthrough victory.
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Roy Sanders
Gene Littler
Cary Middlecoff
Pirates top Astros in late innings slugfest
In a tight game Houston and Pittsburgh traded blows with runs in late innings. Key players included Wynn hitting two homers for Pittsburgh and Clemente driving in runs for Houston. Pitchers Veale and Bruce were among those credited with appearances as the Pirates pulled ahead late.
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Veate
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