Ferrari Driven to Triple at Laguna Seca race
Hollywood driver Sam Ginther piloted a Ferrari GT to two wins and a third at Laguna Seca, adding to his Saturday opening race victory for a weekend triple. The event drew about 40,600 fans in dusty, hot conditions at the 1.9 mile track, with a notable crash injuring Leslie Gaylord and a favored racer Sam Weiss spinning out in the 1500-CC to 2500-CC modified class.
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Gavilan Bahama TV bout headlines week's boxing slate
Ex welterweight champion Kid Gavilan faces Yama Bahama in a Wednesday Miami Beach bout televised by ABC. Gavilan, 32, seeks another title shot and is sixth among contenders. Bahama, 25, is unranked with recent wins on decisions and a knockout. The week’s schedule includes Mike DeJohn vs Bob Baker in Syracuse on Friday and other regional scraps.
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Tiger) Jones
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Giants vs Pitts Tingh radio baseball game teaser
On KSFO this Tuesday, follow the Giants against Pitts Tingh in a radio baseball broadcast. Expect play-by-play action and updates from the field.
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Weill Await Commission Decision on L A Title Fight
Weill seeks a Los Angeles title bout co promotion license with plans for a Patterson Harris heavyweight title fight at Coliseum or Wrigley Field this summer. The State Athletic Commission reviewed the request but delayed action until pre contracts are filed. Strong objections came from rival promoters Olympic Auditorium represented by Aileen Eaton.
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Stanford to host Notre Dame in 1963–64 series
Stanford University announced a home and home football series with Notre Dame. The first game will be at Stanford on October 26, 1963, followed by a return at South Bend on October 24, 1964. The two teams previously met in the 1925 Rose Bowl and in 1942.
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Old Guard Falls as Bolt Wins Open by Four Strokes at Southern Hills
Oscar Fraley reports Tommy Bolt ends the era of golf's old guard at the U S Open at Southern Hills. Hogan and Snead falter while 22-year-old Gary Player and 27-year-old Gene Littler surge. The field sees younger stars rising as Bolt claims his grand prize.
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Spikers to Vie At Bakersfield For Trip to Russia
A field of top performers from Berkeley and junior colleges will compete at Bakersfield for a chance to join Uncle Sam’s Olympic squad. Tom Courtney and Laxman King seek a comeback in the 88, with Delany breaking records and Tidwell posting the fastest 220 low hurdles time.
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Charle Tidwell
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Bowden
Delany
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Oklahoma
C V s Parks Wins Area Tennis Title
Castro Valley C V s Parks wins the Hayward Area Class three men s singles title at Castro Valley High School courts. He defeated Don Macnaugall 64 63 to claim the championship as the two weekend tournament concluded sponsored by the Hayward Area Recreation District.
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Desser
New TV Sports Show Debuts Tonight on KTVU Channel 2
A new TV sports program debuts tonight on KTVU Channel 2. Sportscaster Walt Harris hosts weeknights at 10 15 pm with a roundup of late sports news and interviews with sports personalities. Emphasis is on scores and highlights from the day’s major league baseball.
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Miteff Ranked Heavyweight to Fight Chuvalo in Toronto
In Maple Leaf Gardens Toronto Argentina sixth ranking heavyweight Alex Miteff meets undefeated challenger George Chuvalo in a 10 round bout. Miteff favored at 3 to 1 due to superior experience as Ruben Varnas defends in Oakland earlier in the year.
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Tigers Blank Bombers Twice in Bronx Series
Detroit manager Bill Norman reshaped the club and led a dominant two game sweep of the Yankees. Frank Lary and Jim Bunning combined for shutouts as the Tigers piled up four hits in the opener and controlled the nightcap. The Yankees were blanked for the second time in a single day in 11 years, while Lary improved to seven wins and a 1.24 lifetime mark against New York. Larsen suffered the loss in the opener, his first of the year.
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Baylor Signs As Pro With Lakers
Elgin Baylor a 6 6 Seattle University star signed a contract with the Minneapolis Lakers of the NBA. The Lakers announced the deal but did not disclose terms. Baylor planned to finish college education at Minnesota or St. Thomas College in St. Paul.
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Yankees Get Fast Dividend From Swap
New York Yankees gain early dividend from a nine club trade spree by landing Duke Maas and Virgil Trucks from the Athletics in exchange for Bob Grim and Harry Simpson. Maas shaded Kansas City to beat Boston as Stengel hails the deal while the Yanks bolster their bullpen amid nine 1949-transaction headlines.
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Rookies Spark SF to Series Win Over Phils
In San Francisco four rookies provide the spark as the Giants beat the Phillies 3-1 to seize a series lead. Felipe Alou Jim Davenport and a strong Worthington relief effort backed a standout hitting performance fueling San Francisco’s late march toward contention.
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How They Stand National League and American League
Standings and yesterday's results for the National and American leagues with teams listed by win total and games behind. Includes notes on yesterday's games in both leagues and today's scheduled pitchers.
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Giants Boss Seeks Road Trip to Aid Slump and Hitting
San Francisco manager Bill Rigney said the team should leave town for a spell to escape the 360 foot pavilion area. He cited players overswinging for home runs, including Ed Bressoud who had two hits Saturday, and hoped a road trip would help Willie Mays out of his slump.
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Pirates Slugger Frank Thomas Brushed By Pitch
Los Angeles game report says Pirates third baseman Frank Thomas suffered only a bone bruise on his left hand after being hit by a pitch from Stan Williams. X rays at Daniel Freeman Hospital in Inglewood showed no fracture. The team hopes he can play in the next game tonight.
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Bilko Returns to L A Dodgers Trade Newcombe for Bilko
Los Angeles Dodgers trade Don Newcombe to Cincinnati for Steve Bilko Johnny Ruppstein and cash. Bilko a left handed hitter with a strong left field gaze and past success in the Pacific Coast League joins the Dodgers as Newcombe’s slump and control issues contribute to the team’s Western standings.
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