Draw Ends TV Bouts in Madison Square Garden
New York broadcast boxing at Madison Square Garden ended in a 10 round draw between Johnny Persol and Henry Hank before 4,219 fans. Judges scored it even, while Art Mercante favored Hank. Persol, cut over the left eye, and Hank exchanged brutal rallies in a seesaw bout as the live audience cheered the free telecast.
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New York
RPY
Johnny Persol
Henry Hank
Madison Square Garden
Razor
Cleveland
the Garden
Persol
Hank
Detroit
Tony Rossi
Tony Castellano
Art Mercante
API
Persat
Persisol
Elenry Hank
Harada Bout In Los Angeles In Doubt
Harada of Japan agreed to a third Los Angeles bantamweight bout with Jesus Pimentel, but the match remained doubtful. California Athletic Commission officials said Harada’s manager sent a cable saying they would leave Tokyo August 24 to meet Pimentel September 9, while Pimentel’s manager cited other commitments preventing the fight.
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Los Angeles
Masehike
Harada
Japan
Jesus Pimentel
Jack Arch
California Athletic Commission
Takeshi Sasazak
Tokyo
Pimentel
Harry Kabakoff
Stockton Race Marks Shattered at San Joaquin County Fair
Opening day at the 1964 San Joaquin County Fair raced to optimism with crowd estimates near 3,776 and a pari mutuel handle around 289 27, a record rise over last year. Nominations for the Sweepida Handicap close Aug 26, with about 12 horses expected to enter. the race offers 3000 in added money over a mile and one sixteenth, and will be the first stakes at this long history of thoroughbred racing.
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Stockton
San Joaquin County Fair
Lorsemen
Lecy
Charles Mullaney
Del Mar Horse Race Sets Track Record in Invitational
APi Jay York rode Foghorn to victory on the Del Mar track setting a record time of 1 37 13. The horse finished ahead of Ronnie's Ace and Inclusive in the $5 000 Jolla Country Club Invitational with a $4 40 payoff.
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Calif
API
Jay York
Foghorn
Ronnie
Ace
Jolla
Hank aide dies during TV fight at Madison Square Garden
Mandler 37 of Detroit, adviser to Henry Mank, collapsed and died after Hank versus Johnny Persol at Madison Square Garden Friday night. He suffered in the end of the eighth round and died at St Clare's Hospital. Harold Baxter, Hank's former manager, died in Scotland a month earlier.
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New York
Mandler
Detroit
Henry Mank
Madison Square Garden
Hank
Johnny Persol
Gardens
Carmencita Cornejo
St." ‘Clare's Hospital
Harold
Scotty) Baxter
Scotland
Doubles champions near title with no opposition seen
Chestnut Hill Massachusetts AP reports San Antonio pair Chuck Metinley and Dennis Ralkey are favored to retain the national tennis doubles crown as action continues. Semifinals saw Frank Freel and Pasarell struggle against Ashe and Bond before winning in five sets. Riessen and Graebner pushed hard but dropped sets to Sangster and Stillwell as play stretched into darkness. Weedon and Phillips defeated the Army duo in the semis, while Smith Turner and Rich-Louis face Hantze Susman in the women's semifinals.
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Mass
Chuck Metinley
San Antonio
Dennis Ral
Bakersfield
Calif
Frank Freel
Coral Gables
Fla
Pasarell
Muerto Rico
Arthur Ashe
Richmond
Billy Bond
la Jolla
Roy Weedon
Johannesburg
South Africa
Tim Phillips
Mill Hill
Rngland
Weedon
Phillips
GS. Army
PEC
Rudy Hernando
Ft. Sil
Okla
Amy Higgins
Schofield
Hawaii
Margaret Smith
Leo Turner
Austen
Nancy Rich- Louis Duc
Carol
Billie Jean Morong
Go Kart Driver Hart Hurt In Riverside Crash
Riverside California iAP reports go kart driver Hart was injured Friday at Riveraile Raceway during trials for the WS National Karting Enduros. He suffered fractures of both feet ankles and the bow while going about 7 mph when steering apparently failed, sending his inv racing machine into a wall.
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Calif
Iap
Riveraile
Nix
Mexico Wins In Junior Golf
AP reports Mexico upset Southern California 22 to 1 in the second International Junior Golf Matches held in Los Angeles. The scoreline highlights Mexico dominance and marks a strong start for the junior team against a major U.S. program.
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Los Angeles
Muxien
Southern California
Fox Leads Trials in Southern California Golf Meet
Riverside Calif IAP Fox leads trials for National matches as Ken Foy Glen Ellyn and team members compete. Mexico’s Enauros wins five of six singles matches and doubles with Race for a close first day lead at the 2.6 mile River course amid a rough, error-filled session.
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Iap
Golf Association
Ken Foy
Glen Ellyn
Gett
Enauros
Mexico
Minie River. Hiree
Taksie
Wom Pr
World of Sports Pair Wins Judgment in Minnesotan Case
A jumble of sports and legal notes reports on a Minnesota case involving Vikings halfback, a distant claim through Brant Brossard, and a potential suspension tied to Hawaii action. The piece also covers notable golf and rifle results, a Horse racing Travers Handicap preview, and the 50,000 International Trot at Roosevelt Raceway, with mentions of several named athletes and teams.
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Roosevelt ‘Raceway
Westbury
Reds Move from 4th To 2nd But Still No Closer to Top
Reds climb from fourth to second but stay 4 game back of the Phillies in the National League race. Philadelphia edges Pittsburgh as Cheis Short wins his fifth, while Cincinnati's hopes hinge on more games with Dodgers and continued wins amid a five game streak.
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Clenden
Alten
Mawerski
Aera Schofeld
Jonnson
Veale Sao
McBeen
McBean Cosratint
Batk— Aw
Robinson Bowens Star T's Regain Lead In Showdown
Orioles, led by an MVP candidate and a backed rookie, rebounded to defeat the White Sox 6-4 in a four game set opener. They moved to a half game ahead of Chicago, whose five game win streak ended with a 7-0 loss to Boston.
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Sam Bowens
Kkniow
Mike Pitoteers
Cat
Robinaya
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Chicago Bund Stars
Ans
Hins
Orioles
White Sox
Wood
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Don Demeter
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Washington
Rocky Colavilo
Cleveland
Los Angeles Angels
Robinson
Mowell
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Powell
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Sam
Rob
Berra Fines Linz After Half-Harmonica Break On Bus
Yogi Berra fined Linz $200 for a rare open defiance of the Yankee manager after Linz played half a dozen notes of Mary Had a Little Lamb on a harmonica on a bus following a loss to Boston. Berra said the matter is closed, while a club source warned the episode could have sparked a mutiny without Ralph Houk’s input. Linz apologized, saying it was his fault and he should not have challenged authority.
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Yogi Berra
New York
Feany
Paul Ling
Ruth
Linz
Mary
Yogi
Berra
Line
Miler Huggins
Jacob Ruppert
Yankees
Boston
Ralph Houk
Houk
Nouk Sai
Orioles Rise to First with 4-2 Win as Brooks and Brownes Hit Inning Homers
In Baltimore, Brooks Hoblogan and Sam Brownes each homered in the fourth and Brownes added a run scoring single in the ninth, lifting the Orioles to a 4-2 victory over the Chicago White Sox. Lee Fisher pitched a complete game for New York, the Mets crushed the Cubs 7-0 for a fifth straight win.
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Associated Press
Brooks Hoblogan
Sam Brownes
Baltimore
Orioles
Chicago
Angels Indians Rained Out in Cleveland Weather
The Angels and Indians had their game postponed by rain in Cleveland. The Angels will make up the rained-out series with a doubleheader tonight, resuming their clash as they try to climb in the American League standings behind the Detroit Tigers.
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Corveland
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Detroit Tigers
Angels
Cleveland
O Neal Leads Amyiutee Golf Championship Field
Richard O Neal of Newark NJ led the three round 251 while Rich Bin of Phoenix and John Hess of Tulsa each posted strong scores. Winged Foot Country Club hosted the par 72 event with Clay and others tied for a second round position.
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Phoenix
Ariz
John Hess
Tulsa
Clay
Ford
Massapequa Park Faces Brenham In World Series Final
Massapequa Park from New York meets Brenham Texas in the Senior Lille World Series final at Fairgrounds Stadium after defeating Monterrey Mexico. Teammate Richard Szal, 14, played left field and had one hit as he honored his father who died before the semifinal.
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UPI
Massapequa Park
Brenham
Tex
Fairgrounds Stadium
Des Moines
Iowa
Texans
Superior
Ariz
Loday
Richard
Szal
Monterrey
Mexico
New Lo
Massapequa
Olympic Games Tickets Routed Through American Express
The Tokyo Olympic Organizing Committee said on Saturday that tickets are being sent to the American Express Company as the sole U S agent for distribution to American buyers. A spokesman stated American Express is responsible for U S ticket distribution.
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Tokyo
Pokyio
American Express Company
United States
Fexpress
Californians Win Swimmer Give Up Lions Lane Out
Detroit AP and Toronto AP report Charles Lions defender Dick Grover of Boston, a sidelined halfback, is out four to six weeks after knee surgery to correct an injury from an intra-squad game. Orange Calif swimmers beat Stratford Conn in a 2 mile world championships event held Friday night in Orlando Fla.
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Charles
Lions
Dick Grover
Boston
Lane
Mets Tie Club Win Streak With 7-0 Cubs Win
New York Mets pitcher Jacck Fisher threw a seven hitter to blank the Chicago Cubs 7-0. The victory marked the Mets fifth consecuti ve win tying a club record and giving them five straight complete games the first NL team to reach that mark this season. The Cubs Milwaukee and Baltimore had produced four straight complete games.
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Mets
Chica Ko Cubs
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Met
Jacck Fisher
New York Mets
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Chicaeo
Colts Use Miscue To Tip Braves
In Houston Milwaukee pitcher Tonya Claninger hurled six shutout innings before a seventh inning error by Gene Oliver sparked the decisive run. The Colts scored three unearned runs to defeat the Braves 3 to 2 Friday night.
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Braves
Houston
API
Howson Colts
Milwaukee
Tonya Claninger
Gene Oliver
Wenkess
GI Cunger
Jenna
Yotess
Torre
Oliver
Iwaukee
Aspromeatt
S — Cieninaer
Corina
Ero
Baker To Start For Rams Tenite
In Portland Terry Baker steps in for the Los Angeles Rams at Multnomah Stadium for an exhibition against the Dallas Cowboys. The capacity crowd near 30 000 expected as Baker, a hometown product and former Helmsman Trophy winner, fills in after Roman Gabriel injury. Dallas seeks revenge for a previous loss while quarterback Don Meredith leads the Cowboys with a talented receiving corps.
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Ore
Terry Baker
Los Angeles Rams
Dallas
Caw
Multnomah Stadium
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Tans
Oregon State
Roman Gabriel
Cleveland
Rams
Los Angeles
Cowboys
San Francisco
den Meredith
Tom Landry
Tommy McDonald
Huddy Dial
Philadelphia
Hardover
Franke Clarke
Lead In Trapshoot At Grand American: 3 Go 100 Straight
In Vandalia Ohio the Grand American Trapshoot opened with a Close AA preliminary event. Three shooters Dan Orlich Reno Nevada George Snellenberger Angora Indiana and Herb Sush Canton Ohio hit all 199 targets for 100 straight in the top division.
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Qhion
Dan Orlich
Reno
Nev
George Snellenberger
Angora
Ind
Herh ‘Sush
Canton
L L Finals Today In California Regional Championship
In Torrance California East LA meets La Puente in the Life League Western Regional final. East defeated Roswell New Mexico 18 to 7 on Friday while La Puente beat Chicago Illinois 64 to 1 the night before. The Pacific Coast League scoreless tie Indianapolis and Denver 4 4.
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B.C
la Puente
East Trail
Roswell
N.M
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