Giants Battle Pirates in Exhibition Pitching Duel
Giants still seek another starter as Bob Friend limits SF to six scoreless innings while San Francisco’s Murakami, Alou and Mays provide timely hits. Willie Stargell belts a two run shot for Pittsburgh, but Gene Alley and Pagliaroni supply key blows as Pirates win 5 to 4.
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U S Olympic Body Faces AAU NCAA Clash in Chicago
In Chicago a USOC special session opens amid a proposed revision of Games Committee membership granting control to the sanctioning body. The AAU and NCAA long dispute control of amateur events, risking shifts ahead of the 1968 Mexico City Games.
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Olympians urge AAU to partner with NCAA in first step
Three Olympians led by Jesse Owens urged the Amateur Athletic Union to pursue a cooperative partnership with the NCAA. They called for joint approval and a formal committee to coordinate track and field governance, citing a need for unified leadership in amateur sports.
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AAU Refuses Dual Sanctioning of Track Meets
The Amateur Athletic Union maintains standards for conducting track meets and approves plans for selection under international competition. The AAU has not considered dual sanctioning or approval of its track meets, signaling a strict position on event governance.
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Hodges Seeks Rest After Batting Practice Blow
Washington Senators manager Gil Hodges remained in Doctors Hospital overnight as a precaution after being struck in the head by a sharp batting practice line drive before Friday night’s doubleheader with the Chicago White Sox. Hodges’ condition was reported as stable and under observation.
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Smith Sets USTFF Sprint Mark in Bakersfield Meet
Oklahoma State and a star field head into the final round of the USTFF meet at Bakersfield Memorial Stadium. Gerry Lindgren, Washington State freshman, dazzled with a 28:23.7 in the six mile, eclipsing the meet record and nearing a collegiate benchmark.
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Giants Perse Baseball Chalks Upset in Pittsburgh
KSFO 560 reports Giants versus Pirates from UCSF field during early morning log. The broadcast notes a warmup session and a 0-580 rhythm, indicating a baseball game setup with play-by-play elements.
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Oakland Stadium and Arena Plan Aims for West Coast AL Team
Caliseum Inc president Robert Nahas describes the $30 million Oakland Coliseum Complex set to finish in 1966, with a 480 seat baseball stadium and 42 000 seat football capacity, plus a circular arena. The project seeks an AL team, funds from Oakland and Alameda County, and aims for self sufficiency within two years. It includes a wind tuned stadium, exhibition hall, and convention space to boost the region’s economy.
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Gliding Champion Crowned After Weather Halts Flight
Dan Woblewski of England was declared world gliding champion after bad weather on the final day prevented remaining flights. The event concluded in South Cerney with Woblewski earning the top title amid late cancellations and unsettled conditions.
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Troubled Venturi Defends Title Amid Hand Ailment
Ken Venturi, hampered by Heynaud's Phenomenon causing numbness in his hands, will defend his U.S. Open title in St. Louis next week. He finished 76 and 74 for 150 at Cleveland Open, failing to make the cut by four strokes, and plans rest before practice. He vows to persevere, noting a possible last minute miracle.
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Bonallack WinsBrit Amateur Golf Title After Comeback
Mike Bonallack of England erased a six hole deficit to beat Clive Clark 7 and 1 in the 86 hole Brit ish Amateur final at Royal Porthaell. Clark, 19, collapsed in afternoon play after opening six up in the morning round, posting 73 to Bonallack 77. Bonallack claimed the title for a second time after rallying past US contender Bill Hyndman en route to the final.
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Aaron Ahead By Two At Cleveland Open Round Three Lead
Georgia player Aaron holds a two stroke edge entering the third round of the Cleveland Open, aiming for the $25,000 winner’s share in a $135,000 purse. He shot a four under par 87 to reach 135 total, while Lema and Jones share runner up after 7 under totals.
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