California Teen Breaks World Record in 200 Meter Swim
California teenager Don Jander set another 200 meter world record in the AAU championships at Ridgeland Common Pool Oak Park. Schollander, 17 from Santa Clara Swim Club, won the 200 meter freestyle in 1 59 0 and anchored the 800 meter relay to a world record. Carl Robie, 18, Drexel Hills PA, swam 20 meter butterfly 2 08 8 as he beat the American and meet marks. Ken Merten won the 200 meter breast stroke and Larry Andreasen claimed junior platform diving with 41.00. Dick McGeagh won 100 meters backstroke in 1 01 7.
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Australia
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Drexel Hills
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Kevin Berry
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Ellsworth Aims for Cubs First 20Game Lefty Since 1919
Chicago Cubs hope Dick Ellsworth becomes the club’s first southpaw 20 game winner in 44 years. Pitching coach Freddy Martin praises Ellsworth’s improving control and adds a slider to his repertoire. Ellsworth, 23, carries a 15-7 mark with two months remaining, after a strong 1962 season.
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Dick Ellsworth
Portsider
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Freddy Martin
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Gevelones
Ussery Guides Three Winners at Saratoga Track
Bobby Ussery rode three winners at Saratoga race track on Friday. He won with Kilda in the second race, Out ing Class in the fourth, and Trick Dance in the sixth, paying 9.60, 32.80, and 12.80 respectively. Fred die Mack, a former Brooklyn fighter now based in Italy, is favored to beat Joe Erskine in a 10 round bout in Newton, Wales.
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Italy
London Fight Set Between Lon Don and Cassius Clay
Al Phillips, London’s manager, says terms are agreed for a September bout in Los Angeles between Brian London and Cassius Clay for promoter George Parnassus, with Clay the No 1 world heavyweight title contender.
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Texas and Arkansas Top SWC Picks for 1966 Football Title
UPI reports Texas and Arkansas chosen as favorites to win the Southwest Conference crown with cautious notes from other eight schools. Coaches cite health, substitution rules, depth, and questions at quarterback or receiver as key uncertainties while noting TCU and Rice remain contenders.
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Baylor
Hayden Fry
SMU
John Conley
Texas Tech
Musial Delivers Pinch Hit For Cardinals Rally
In Milwaukee, Stan Musial's ninth inning pinch single sparked a two run rally, giving St. Louis a 5-4 victory over the Braves and snapping a three game losing streak. Groat and Javier added insurance. Aaron fed a late Braves surge but fell short.
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Felipe Alou
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Bob Bolin
Jack Fisher
Billy Hoeft
Ro Sievers
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Butts Conducts Scrimmage During Libel Trial Day
University of Georgia coach Wally Butts staged an impromptu scrimmage before U.S. Judge Lewis R. Morgan and a jury as his $16 million libel suit against the Saturday Evening Post entered its fifth day. The Post had accused him of conspiring with Paul Bear Bryant for the 1962 Georgia Alabama game.
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Bear) Bryant
Cubs and Mets Clash Sees Lou Brock Spark Win
In a Mets loss, Lou Brock hit an eighth inning homer to lift the Cubs over the Mets as Jim Bur ton homered earlier in the game. Galen Cisco and Jack Jackson held rivals scoreless into the ninth before Brock’s decisive blow.
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Trial over Butts Bryant football fix claims before packed court
Federal marshals restricted the courtroom as witnesses and evidence were presented in a trial involving Georgia coachs and Alabama coach Bryant. George Burnett testified he overheard plans. Bryant denied receiving any secrets and said he would not have taken them.
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William Schrader
Morgan
Schrader
Alabama
Fullmer Beaten by Dick Tiger in Seventh Round
In Ibadan Nigeria promoter reports Dick Tiger dominated Gene Fullmer in their third title bout. Fullmer, bleeding from multiple cuts and unable to see from the right eye, retired after the seventh round as Tiger claimed victory in front of about 35 000 at Liberty Stadium.
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