Officials Of AAU Called Dishonest At Senate Hearing
University of Oregon coach Bowerman testified before the Senate Commerce Committee alleging AAU officials offered underhanded incentives to athletes. He cited an Irish meet paid for with an airplane bag of one pound notes and an Oregon athlete offered an automobile for competing in an AAU event. He declined to name individuals but promised data. The hearings probe amateur rules, NCAA influence, and potential Olympic impact.
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Associated Press
Washington (Ap
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Bill) Bowerman
University of Oregon
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Senate Commerce Committee
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Jesse Abramson
New York Herald-Tribune
World’s fastest fish race revealed
Sports fans learn the top three speedsters in the ocean. Blue marlin swordfish and sailfish push speeds around 50 miles per hour, fastest among fish and faster than many horses.
S C Infielder Signs Contract With Yankees
Sumter South Carolina infielder Gram Haley, 21, signed a baseball bonus contract with the New York Yankees for an undisclosed amount. A four sport athlete at Furman High, he is entering his senior year at Furman University and may report next spring to Fort Lauderdale in the Class D Florida State League. Haley starred for Sumter’s 1962 American Legion junior baseball team and was signed by Yankee scout Gil English.
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New York Yankees
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Furman University
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American Legion
Yankee
Gil English
Nine Broncos Cut Cuts Nine Players Down to 47
Denver Broncos reduce roster to 47 with the cut of nine players including two veterans Don Stone from Arkansas a Bronco since 1961 and Jim Perkins from Colorado a three year regular Also released were Terry Nyquist Bob Suci Carl Charon Larry Jordan Don Shackleford Stan Fanning and John Dowler Eleven more players must be released before the season opener on September 12 Meanwhile Jets sign veteran linebacker Mike Dukes after he was cut by the Patriots and previously played for the 49ers and Oilers
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American Football League
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Arkansas
Jim Perkins
Colorado
Terry Nyquist
Bob Suci
Carl Charon
Larry Jordan
Don Shackleford
Stan Fanning
John Dowler
Peacemaker Mays Wars On Pitchers In NL Race
Willie Mays leads a Giants surge as he belts 14 homers in a month and clouts six straight games. He trails NL slugging leader Ralph Kiner and aims for the batting title with a .325 mark after a 9-for-24 week, while San Francisco tightens the race with Dodgers near top of the standings.
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Associated Press
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Giants
Ralph Kiner
Pittsburgh
Rudy York
Detroit
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Pirates
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Giant
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John Roseboro
Dodger
Dodgers
Roberto Clemente
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee
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Cincinnati
Carl Yastrzemski
Boston
Baltimore
Brooks Robinson
Yastrzemski
Robinson
Minnesota
Tony Oliva
Vic Davaiillo
Cleveland
al Kaline
Willie Horton
Rocky Colavito
RBI
McAuliffe Placed On Disabled List
Detroit shortstop Dick McAuliffe 25 a 1965 All-Star was put on the disabled list after breaking a bone in his left hand in a Friday game with Boston George Smith 27 was recalled from Syracuse of the International League and joined the Tigers in Kansas City Smith had spent part of 1963 with Detroit and appeared briefly in 1964 and 1965 McAuliffe remained in Detroit for exams and treatment.
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Detroit
Marichal suspended for eight games for Roseboro attack
National League President Warren Giles fined Juan Marichal $1750 and suspended him eight playing days after he struck Dodgers catcher John Roseboro with a bat in Sunday’s game. Roseboro called the penalty “all over and done with,” while Giant manager Herman Franks warned the decision could hurt pennant hopes.
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Associated Press
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Ron Fairly
Patriots Drop Legal Action Over Wilson
SAN FRANCISCO AP The Boston Patriots withdrew their bid to block rookie tackle Jim Wilson from playing for the San Francisco 49ers, allowing the Georgia star to continue in the NFL. Coach Mike Holovak said the game matters more than the legal dispute and noted Wilson would return the $7,500 signing bonus if required.
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University of Georgia
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Georgia
Eagles Sign Flanker Gary Barnes From Bears
Philadelphia Eagles announced the signing of Gary Barnes a three year NFL veteran. Barnes 25 was released by the Chicago Bears last week after stints with Green Bay Dallas and Clemson alum. He played for Green Bay in 1962 Dallas in 1963 and last year with Chicago.
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Lema Survives Palmer Charge to Win Carling World Tourney
Tony Lema withstood Arnold Palmer's late surge to win the Carling World Golf tournament at Pleasant Valley. Lema finished 279 total, earning $35,000, as Palmer shot 281 to finish two behind. Other notable placements: Joe Campbell in third, Sam Snead and Gary Player tied for fourth.
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Lema Clinches Carling World Golf Championship Win
Tony Lema won the Carling World Golf Championship at Pleasant Valley CC over Arnold Palmer after Palmer bogeyed 16. Lema calmed early, felt pressure on the greens, praised the course, and quipped about his prize money as his wife would claim it.
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Redskins Open Drills For Vikings Contest
The Washington Redskins, 2-1 in exhibition play, held a light practice as they prepared for a Saturday night game against the Minnesota Vikings in Charlotte North Carolina. No serious injuries were reported after their 13-7 win over the St Louis Cardinals Saturday.
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U S Wins Sixth World University Games Gold in Budapest
The United States earned its sixth gold medal in Budapest in the men s 800 meter freestyle relay but shared honors with Russia Japan and Hungary as Monday s swimming and diving events concluded at Margit Island pool. Osamu Tsurumine of Japan upset the U S in the 200 meter breaststroke while Hilda Zeier led Yugoslavia to the women s 400 meter freestyle, Marta Egervari of Hungary won the 100 meter butterfly, and Joy Newman earned diving honors for Britain.
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