Teams Inc. accuses Braves of dampening Milwaukee attendance
Milwaukee civic group Teams Inc accused the Braves of deliberately discouraging attendance to bolster their move to Atlanta. They offered to discuss a 1966 Milwaukee major league plan if assurances were given, citing staff reductions and poor promotion as factors. The telegram urged concrete plans for Milwaukee’s major league future and praised local support despite hindrances.
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Milwaukee
UPI
Braves
Atlanta
Teams, Inc
County
Braves Board
William C. Bartholomay
Edmund B. Fitzgerald Jr
NCAA AAU Feud Rekindled Over Olympic Domination
Washington report on NCAA protests over AAU control of Olympic and international sports entries. NCAA president Barnes denounces the move as a democratic process emasculation while AAU executive Hull defends open championships and urges NCAA participation. Debate over future Olympic involvement includes three NCAA options and possible mediation hints.
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NCAA
Washington
UPID
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Amateur Athletic Union
AAU
Everett Barnes
Barnes
Dean Trevor
National Association of Collegiate Athletic Directors
U.S
Colgate University
Trevor
San Diego
Calif
Hull
Johnson
Thorough summary of Hinsdale horse racing entries and results
A compiled list of racing entries and results across nine races at Hinsdale, detailing first to ninth place horses, owners, and jockeys. Notable entries include FIRST-Pace ranks with $500 purses and performers such as Harp Jr and Butler Nash Watson, plus Bay State, Flaxey’s Star, Sparkling Lady, and more across SECOND to NINTH Paces, with additional KGHIH pace figures and total purse of 31,000 for KGHIH.
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G. Harp Jr
T. Butler
N. Watson
Jerry Destiny
P. Wykowski
Eddy Chief
J. O'connor
Bay State
Joan
V. Culhane
Flaxey
A. Cassidy
Ante Express
E. House
Sparkling Lady
H. Mattisonne
June Elkington
F. Carlucci
Fallout
W. Collins
Borderview
F. Hall
Gr. Grand Magnish
A. Schmigel
Gerald Mir
Grattan Hall
F. Castine Golden Pick
T. Landry
Sycamora Min
R. Rankin
Fisico Pixie
Jo Cross
Airy Sam
Jo Bo
F. N. Blake
Castle Bay
T. Gay Royal
Senator — C. Mattison
Lizzy Lind
H. Palladino
Brave Hunter
A. Varnum Derb Silverheels
R. Cross Meadow Fair
R. Collette
Vicky Jo
D. Marshall
Joe Dillon
J. Morrill
Broken Sword
Breezy
Dean — F. Church
Groton
Boy
R. Pease
Lucknow’s
Ronnie
C. Mattison
Birchcrest
Pink
Little Knight
Mare — E. Cossette Success Comet — W. Silk Jr
Adios
R. Coslette
M. Thompson
Laura Adios
Bill Jim John
G. Sheehy Jr
Duke
Victor — Ja Cross
Glendale
Jerry
F. Church Mountain
Arnolda — V. Brann
Raina
Hanover
C. Keough
Billy Brooks
Knight Maplecroft
D. Marshall Duffy
Scotch
W. Faucher Holly
Golden Boy
W. Silk Jr
Lucknow
Sally — R. Avery
Pace
Mary Hal
R. McDonald
Lady Vic — W. Silk Jr
Irma’s
Rockman — M. Thompson
Lonaire — R. Rankin
Triworthy — T. Landry Princess
R — D. Marshall
KGHIH
Mr. Leo
Chief
Yankee Kay — R. Collette
Andy
Honey
Player Leads Open with 140 in windy St Louis
Gritty Gary Player surged to the U S Open lead at 140 after 36 holes at Belle Reve. John Maurycy failed to qualify, posting 81 and 82 for 163. Jack Nicklaus made the cut at 150 as Arnold Palmer and defending champ Ken Venturi missed.
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ST. Louis
UPD
Gary Player
John Maurycy
Mt. Anthony
Bennington
Bellerive
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Ken Venturi
Nicklaus
Palmer
Pion
Billy Casper
Juan
Chi Chi) Rodriguez
Puerto Rico
Doug Sanders
Bruce Crampton
Australia
Dan Sikes
Bobby Nichols
Ligonier
Long Baller
Cooper Seeks Clay Fight After Victory In Britain
British and Empire heavyweight champion Henry Cooper defeated Johnny Prescott by TKO in ten rounds to defend his titles. He said a Cassius Clay clash is his preferred next bout, though he will wait on results and noted Floyd Patterson and George Chuvalo as world title priorities.
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Birmingham
Eng
UPI
Henry Cooper
Cassius Clay
Cooper
Johnny Prescott
Casesius
Floyd Patterson
George Chuvalo
Clay
Mt Anthony CC Scotch Matches Open With 64 Golfers
Mt Anthony Country Club hosted a midweek Scotch foursome with 64 golfers. Frank Paquin won the house prize, a $3 gift certificate, while Betty Riley earned a suede valet from Jerry Finnegan. Team prizes ranged from low gross to high gross with several ties noted and a golf ball gift for all participants.
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Mt. Anthony
Scotch
Frank Paquin
Betty Riley
Jerry Finnegan
Bill
Peggy Kalbough
Jim
Mil Hogan
Col
Charles Hayward
Alma Paquin
James
Marion Vince
Barb Chaperon
Brad Riley
Mary McGarey
Bob
Marge Watson
Mary Lou Nadeau
Mil Wheeler
Paige
Maxine Heald
Red Chapin
Doris Chouinard
Green Mountain Results Bold Track-Fast Furlongs
A compact report of race outcomes across multiple events at Green Mountain with results for eight races plus two baseball box scores and a note that results for races nine and ten were unavailable at press time. Key winners include Princess Marcy, Threadbare, Bob Catchum, Janshar, Defactor, Mr. Edgar, Sunday Score, and Remington with listed owners and trainers in the readable lines.
Saratoga Entries Showcase Fifteen Pace and Trots for One Mile
Daily racing cards list first through tenth race standings at Saratoga. Each event names top contenders with jockeys and owners, prize money from $250 to $4500 in various pace and trot divisions. Notable entrants include My Bette, Canadian Rhythm, Topaz Black Widow, and Milt's Esquire among many others.
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My Bette
L. Fanelli
Lena Pro
L. Funk
W. Langtry
Princess Lou
R. Baumann
Nancy Dares
W. Arthurs
Ensign Wyn — F. Fox
Adonis
Bobby
W. Spencer Jr. Kappa
Kay — D. Corneau
N. Olin
Josedale
Katrinka — I. Foster
Golden Frost
Pansy
Adios
L. Fancher
Chap
Hill Sets Le Mans Lap Record in Ford Prototype
California driver Phil Hill shattered the Le Mans lap record in a new seven litre Ford prototype, touring the 13.461 kilometer circuit in 3 minutes 33.0 seconds at 227.509 kph. Ford showings dominated practice with four of five top times, as 53 cars prepared for the grueling 24 hour race amid forecast rain and overcast skies.
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LE Mans
France
UPI
Phil Hill
Hill
Fords
John Surtees
England
Ferrari
Bob Bondurant
Los Angeles
Ken Miles
Hollywood
Calif
Ford
Ronnie Bucknum
la Canada
Britain
Detroit
Dan Gurney
Dempsey and Tunney to testify at boxing hearing
Washington UPI reports former heavyweight champions Jack Dempsey and Gene Tunney are expected to testify at a House hearing next month on a bill to establish a federal boxing commission. Hearings begin July 7 with E William Henry, FCC chairman, as the first witness.
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Washington
UPI
Jack Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Federal Boxing Commission
E. William Henry
Federal Communications Commission
Ethan Allen Handicap at Pownal Track Features Eight Sprinters
A crack field of eight sprinters headlines tonight’s Ethan Allen Handicap at Pownal, the ninth race on a 10 race card with a $2,000 purse. Local favorite Balanike, Palbania, Native Jim, and Plitshon headline a strong lineup, with post time set for 7:45 and the twin Double running across the fifth to eighth races as the summer meeting opens.
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Bud) Sears
Sam Donato
Palbania
Ohio Circui
T. Meckling
Oliver Cutshaw
Jim
W.L. Kint
Allen Faire Banks
Plitshon
J.H. Daoust
Charlie Yon
D. J. DeLuke
Phil Ernest
W. B. Robert
Golden Louis
E. R. Richardson
Ashby
Randy Stable
Chawk
Fair Medeah
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By Gene W. Hintz
National League
Hinsdale
Shadydale
C. Boyd
P. Lynaugh
Fred P. Davis
Vermont State Racing Commission
Green Mountain Park
Davis
Vincent J. Bartimo
Guy Klank
Mike Limiero
Green Mountain
Leared Theatre
Tonight & Sun
Troy Donahue
Joey Heatherton
Barry Sullivan
Panavision
Warner Bros
Ann
Margret
Michael Parks
Universal Picture
Gary Merrill
Jane Meraqy
Tecmo
Wmited
O Thru Eastmancolor
United Artists
Beattles
Rolling Stones
Sean
James Bond
Hurlburt Playground
Memorial Park
Susan Tifft
Stark Street
Maurycy
Milton Richman
Venturi
Kel Nagle
Mason Rudolph
Lehigh Acres
Nagle
Rudolph
Deane Beman
Frank Beard
Louisville
Gene Littler
Ray Floyd
Bruce Devlin
Rex Baxter
Champagne Tony Lema
Sammy Snead
Gay Brewer
Princess Marcy
Ernest
Colonel Mont
Morris
Bibbles
Donato
Threadbare
Kelly
Dolly Doon
Ernst
Sunset Girl
Thorndike
Bob Catchum
Flaness
Wood
Warkentina
Cutshaw
Pittsburgh Lady
Erdos
Sam
Pruden
Kessler
Lucky R
Mr. Edgar
Eddieson
Green
Emathla
Garry
Jim Hamer
Marshman
Love Granny
Pasquarelli
Remington
Kennyette
Los An
Cleveland
Latman
Rodgers
Strange Spring
Weaver
Azcue
HR — Colaviot
Minn
New York
Nelson
Stigman
Fosnow
Perry
Battey
Sevcik
Stafford
Tiefenauer
Howard
Mantle
Linz
Rollins
Maris
Moschitto
Richert
Kline
Camilli
Barber
Orsino
Saratoga
Kaola’s Pride
K. Heeney
Notable Hanover — F. LaRoueet
Rich Hup
J. Richards
Be Cheerful
J. Mulcahy
Yankee Joy
W. Arthurs Skipper Key — C. Peckham
Ruby Calhoun
R. Chase
Topaz
Victoria — A. Brewerie
Burning Blaze
Ponce Tom — G. Chretien
Tarr
Blackstone
H. Story
Evelyn’s
Prince — K. Heeney
Shadydale Air Wing
Ricci del Marge — E. Landry
Sarah Smith — C. McQuigge
Nifty
Mike — R. Hamilton
R. Hamilton
B. LaBarge
C. Bogardus
Volo
C. McQuigge
D. Bromley
Snappy Wick
C. DuPont
Frosty
Beau
A. Ambo
E. Coville
Sid
Sixtus
Garnet Queen — L. Fancher
Rodney Laird — R. Chase Jolly Songstress — R. Hamilton
Pindar
C. — K. Geraghty
Mossie Scott — I. Foster
Bedevil — J. VanDeusen
Crystal Speed
W. Current
Linkerina Clay
J. Brosseau
Fancy Georgie
G. Sziklai
MacCon
Mars
R. Hamilton Dazzling
Kate
C, McQuigge
Miss Key Emlen — J. Larente
Lynden Butler — R. Silliphant Post Rail
F. Genovese Jr
True Kittys
Flare
Sharp Shoes
Northwood
Daniel — C. DuPont
Dan Freehall
R. Simser
Senator Rocket — K. Heeney
Jolly Host
C. Kelly
Nab
R. Bennett
Clayhaven
Cassius — R. Richards
Dickie Volo
Albert J. — W. Lamb Georgia Red
H. Story Drummond
J. Larente
Stone
H. O'Connor
Junior Mite
Pick
J. Brosseau Rose
Oregon
O. Cole
Carol O. — I. Foster
Gary F. Dudley
Abbielwyn
Hal — M. Butcher
Chip of Freehall
Ben Becker
F. Fox
Lusty Lawrence Oh Shaw — R. Bennett
Mabel Haven
H. Goodsell
Milt’s Esquire
Rover B.R.M
Graham Hill
Jackie Stewart
Andre Simon
Jochen Neerpasch
Jo Siffert
Surtees
Tunney
Dempsey
Pownal
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Bennington Garage Corp
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