Clay remains boxing champion despite draft dispute
Hardman argues Cassius Clay should be drafted and notes his religious faith should not grant exemption. He asserts Clay is a historic fighter and champion of the world in the writer’s view, criticizing boxing authorities for an elimination contest to strip the title.
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Killebrew Homers To Lift Twins Past White Sox 1-0
Harmon Killebrew broke a pitchers duel with a seventh inning homer lifting Minnesota over Chicago 1-0 as Dean Chance and Jock Horlen locked in a scoreless duel. Horlen took the loss ending his eight game winning streak while Killebrew tied an AL lead with 21 homers.
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Brown signs with Pirates after passing on college basketball
Darrell Brown of East Bank signed a Pittsburgh Pirates baseball contract at age 19, choosing pro ball over the basketball scholarship he had recently secured with Morris Harvey College. The Pirates announced Friday the signing of Brown and four other youths chosen in a recent baseball free agent draft.
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Rockets Sign Veteran Guard Galloway for 1987 Season
Rockets add guard Galloway, a 5-10, 210 pound veteran who has played in the East Bank league and spent two seasons with the team. He also starred as a shortstop in the Continental League and 1987 Pioneer Division. The club aims for a deep run, with the squad reaching the parkers finals in a state tournament.
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Reds Edge Royals on Wild Pitch for Sixth Straight Loss
Kansas City fell 0-0 as a wild pitch late in the eighth started California Angels’ decisive rally. Mickey Black and Minnie Rojas combined on three-hitter pitching to give LOS Angeles the win and extend Kansas City’s slide to six straight losses.
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Cook Delivers Tight Win Over Mooney in 12-10, 6-3
In a crowded public courts tennis meet, top seed Clifford Cook edged Bobby Mooney 12-10 6-3 after Mooney fought through a first set filled with slips and a bleeding hand. The match showcased strategic backhand against forehand as Cook seized control and remained tied for the favored seed. Other senior and doubles results followed as Norman Parsons advanced, and crowds filled the seven year old event co sponsored by Tennis Inc. and the Charleston Gazette.
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Ryun Breaks Mile Record at AAU Championships
Bakersfield Calif Jim Ryun shattered his own world mile record clocking 3 51 1 at the AAU track and field championships Friday night. He surpassed the 3 53 9 mark set in Berkeley last year as the top seven finishers in a 10 man field all posted fast times within 40 minutes.
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