Giants Franks Rages After Franks Loses To Phillies
San Francisco manager Herman Franks ranted in the clubhouse after a loss at Connie Mack Stadium. He defended Jim Bunning's mastery and criticized questions about Willie Mays, saying Bunning is a great pitcher and Mays is not the manager. The Giants remained tied for first in the National League with Philadelphia closing the gap.
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Souvenir for Denver fuels Dixon Raiders saga
HEWRITT DIXON leapt to celebrate a goal line grab against the Bears Stadium crowd, then threw the souvenir into the stands as he sought to prove his value in Oakland. The 25 year old says East Bay fans deserve to see what he can do after trading Archie Matsos, while teammate Ferritt explains the pressure of national TV exposure and lingering trade rumors involving Cookie Gilchrist amid Raiders roster cutdowns.
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Raiders Seek Guard Help After Injury Menace
Raiders pursue guard reinforcements as George Flint and coach John Rauch assess options after knee ligament injuries. Club contemplates cuts to fit inside roster limits with 40-man rookie cap and inside competition for playing time.
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Raiders face AFL opener after eight to ten week loss
A Chicago style roster fragment notes G Harvey from Mississippi and several players in flux. The Raiders report to Rancho training quarters after a groin injury sidelined a key back or lineman for up to 10 weeks, jeopardizing the season. They depart by air Thursday for Friday night Miami kickoff.
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Sports Roundup of Unclear National Schedules and Scores
Fragmented lines describe various basketball and baseball matchups across multiple cities and teams. Mentions involve Minnesota Washington California Baltimore New York Kansas City Boston Detroit Cleveland and Chicago with scores or scheduling hints but details are garbled.
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Buckpasser Withdrawn From Race
Buckpasser, winner of over a million, was withdrawn from the New Hampshire Sweepstakes Classic after an unsatisfactory workout. Trainer Eddie Neley cited a possible track dislike and a recent hoof issue, leaving the 1 1/16 mile race field wide open and odds fading for the favorite.
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Surtees Lola Wins Dominant English International Race
John Surtees aboard a Lola swept two heats at Brands Hatch, winning the first heat by a narrow margin as the event was halted and restarted. The English driver demonstrated speed amid a field including New Zealand competitor Chris Amon in a McLaren, in a markedly competitive international sports car meeting.
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Humphrey Invited To Defense At Merion
In Merion Pa Benak Lat ate and players discussed plans for an invitational on Sept 17 as Buddy Humphrey works toward a title defense. The event involves Denver Bronens Murphy Theodore Lowe and others in a handicap format with Polk Mooney and Padgorny also noted in early rounds and practice sessions ahead of the American Football League showcase.
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Rubke Released as 49ers Struggle in Exhibition Loss
Moraga coach Jack Christiansen blamed mental lapses for a 24-17 defeat as the 49ers released seven players including Karl Rubke Floyd Dean and Vern Bucke to trim to the 49ers roster limit. Rookie Randy Johnson shined for Atlanta while San Francisco faced injuries and uncertain comebacks ahead of NFL play.
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Gals Shun Track Test at European Championships
At Budapest the European Track and Field Championships open with women athletes facing compulsory sex tests. Several Russian stars including Tamara Press and Tatjana Shchelkanova are absent or uncertain due to illness or privacy fears, while others expect strong showings in events like high jump and pentathlon. The tests, now overseen by the IAF, aim to curb sex-based controversy.
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Masters Amateur Berths Cut In Masters
Augusta based report states the Masters will trim amateur invites. Under new rules eight U.S. Amateur top scorers, the British Amateur winner, and Walker Cup team members join the Masters for two years instead of ten, with the U.S. and British champions limited to those two appearances.
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New Orleans NFL Franchising Bid By Sanders News Conference
Jack Sanders a wealthy contractor and former pro football player launched a bid for an NFL franchise in New Orleans. He proposes about 30 000 Louisiana residents as minority stockholders and has filed formal and oral applications with the league. Buddy Parker, long associated with the NFL, may join as advisor if the bid advances. Commissioner Rozelle said several others have shown interest but no evaluations will occur until expansion cities are chosen. Sanders expects a franchise award for the league’s 16th team very soon.
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Cassius Clay Arrives in Frankfurt for Mildenberger Fight
Cassius Clay landed in Frankfurt to defend his World heavyweight title against Karl Mildenberger on September 10. J Allen Sherman, chairman of Clay's draft board, said there has been no pressure on Clay or his colleagues. Trainer Angelo Dundee accompanied Clay. the board notes few letters testing Clay's attempt to avoid Army duty.
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Ex-Champion Al McCoy Dies at 73 in West Los Angeles
Former middleweight champion Al McCoy, aged 73, died at home in West Los Angeles on Monday after several years of illness. The UPI report notes his championship tenure and long-standing health issues.
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