Monday Signs With A's For 104000 Plus Study Clause
Rick Monday, a highly sought college star, signed with the Kansas City Athletics for 104000, with a 100000 base and a clause paying 1000 per semester for him to continue studies at Arizona State University. Finley and Lilly led the deal after a 22 hour meeting with Monday and his mother in Santa Monica.
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Associated Press
Santa Monica
Calif
Kansas City Athletics
Rick Monday
Charles O. Finley
Rick
Nelda Monday
Kansas City
Art Lilly
Arizona State University
A’s
Lewiston
Idaho
Birmingham
Finley
Lilly
Athletics
Ricky
Arizona State
Omaha
Boxing title bout postponed by rain in Birmingham England
The British and Empire heavyweight championship match between Henry Cooper and Johnny Prescott was halted Tuesday night due to heavy rain. Promoters announced the fight would be rescheduled for Thursday at Birmingham's outdoor stadium.
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England
Henry Cooper
Johnny Prescott
No Yankees on All Star Team as 1965 votes loom
Yankee dominance in the AL All Star starting lineup appears threatened as voters will decide the starters July 13 in Minnesota. The lineup may exclude several Yanks though other players remain on the 25 man squad. Frank Slocum will collect ballots late June with no self‑voting allowed.
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Jack Hand
NEW York
Minnesota
Joe McCarthy
Casey Stengel
Bobby Richardson
Elston Howard
Joe Pepitone
Mickey Mantle
Whitey Ford
Richardson
Felix Mantilla
Boston Red Sox
Tom Tresh
Vic Davalillo
Cleveland
Tony Kubek
Phil Linz
Pepitone
Frank Slocum
Commissioner’s Office
Benefit Game Receipts Dip for Mayor's Trophy
New York third annual Mayor's Trophy benefit game drew 22,881 attendees at Yankee Stadium on May 3, yielding 61,499 dollars after taxes 27,720.68 to each Yankees and Mets foundations. Taxes totaled 6,057.90. Previous years at Yankee Stadium and Shea Stadium posted much higher grosses and foundations shares.
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New York Yankees
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Shea Stadium
Huebner Signs With Phillies Farm Team
Ken Huebner 21, from Garfield New Jersey and Florida Southern College, signed with the Philadelphia Phillies Tuesday. He will report to the Huron SC farm team in the Northern Rookie League. Huebner was 16th in NCAA hitting with .406 and led in triples while also posting a 5 2 pitching mark including a no hitter.
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N.J
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Garfield
Florida Southern College
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Florida Southern
Froehling Edged In Marathon At Queen's Club
Abe Segal outlasted Frank Froehling in a potential Queen's Club record match 10-12 12-10 22-20 on indoor wood after rain forced moves indoors. Ham Richardson upset John Newcombe 6-4 9-7 as Stolle fell to Torben Ulrich 6-4 6-1.
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Associated Press
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America
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London Queen's Club
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Coral Gables
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Ham Richardson
Dallas
John Newcombe
Fred Stolle
Denmark
Torben Ulrich
Stolle
Newcombe
Roy Emerson
Britain
Mike Sangster
Richardson
United States
Best At NCAA Golf Meet At Columbus Ohio
The NCAA Golf Championships run June 21-25 at Holston Hills Tennessee draws 33 teams and 40 individuals from 73 schools. Houston favored to win team title with defending individual champ Terry Small leading contenders include Petri Giles Sigel and McGlendon among others.
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Florida State
California
Randy Petri
Houston
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Tucker
Les Bolstad
Small
Vinny Giles
Jay Sigel
Wake Forest
B. R. McGlendon
Louisiana State
Bert Green
Tennessee
Denny Lyons
Bill Newton
Michigan
David Bumba
Minnesota
Bob Dickson
George Boutell
Arizona State
Jim Wiechers
Santa Clara
Top Ten Pitching Decr ive Bills
A garbled item lists pitchers and teams with scattered figures including Cincinnati Milwaukee and numbers like 93 7805 52 714. The readable parts point to a sports brief on pitching leaders and team matchups though details are incomplete.
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Los
Jay Cincinnati
Ids
Milwaukees
Patriots sign Holy Cross fullback Marcelino as trial
Boston Patriots general manager Mike Holovak announced on Tuesday that 21 year old Jim Marcellino Holy Cross fullback and defensive back last year has been signed as a free agent. He will be given a trial as a defensive back.
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Jim Marcellino
Holy Cross
Boston Patriots
American Football League
Mike Holovak
Holovak
Marcelino
Maloney reflects after near no hitter ends with loss
Cincinnati pitcher Jim Maloney felt better about his near no hitter than his 11th inning loss to the New York Mets as John Lewis homered off him after 11 hitless frames. Maloney, 25, struck out 18 and allowed the one run. he described the miscalled 2-1 pitch to Lewis and noted his only dislike was seeing the loss in the box score despite a strong outing.
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Jim Maloney
New York Mets
John Lewis
Maloney
Lewis
Los Angeles
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Calif
National League
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Jim
Earl Maloney
Cali
Fornia Automobile
Don Pavletich
Reds
Dick Sisler
Milwaukee
Packer Coach Doubts Kramer Will Play Next Season
Spokane report cites coach Vince Lombardi stating he doubts Jerry Kramer will play next season. Kramer must undergo another Mayo Clinic operation to repair weakened stomach muscles from prior surgeries, including a wood splinter removal and earlier injuries.
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Wash
Vince Lombardi
Green Bay Packers
Jerry Kramer
Kramer
Lombardi
Sandpoint
Idaho
Mayo Clinic
Pirates sign two players to Appalachian League assignments
Signed by Pirates Pittsburgh on Tuesday, Ed Berube, 20, a right batting shortstop from Fall River Massachusetts, and Gene Garber, 17, a right handed pitcher from Elizabethtown New Jersey, with Berube listed as 2-61 185 pounds and Garber 5-10 165 pounds, assigned to Salem Virginia farm in the Appalachian League.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Salem
Ed Berube
Fall River
Mass
Gene Garber
Elizabethtown
N.J
Two U S Owned Horses Win At Royal Ascot
American owned horses dominate Royal Ascot with Beddard winning the Queen's Vase by four lengths over Hillgrove while Silly Season takes the St James' Palace Stakes by a head. Queen Elizabeth and royal guests attended as Combined Operation finished unplaced amid the rain.
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Richard Reynolds
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Wall Withdraws From U S Open With Back Injury
AP reports Art Wall Jr. of Pocono Manor Pa veteran Masters champion pulled out of the U S Open Golf Championship due to a back injury. He was replaced by ex PGA champion Ted Kroll of Franklin Mich in the 150 man field that begins Thursday.
U S to Enter World Games in Budapest
The United States will enter the World Games in Budapest Hungary August 20 to 29 marking the first U S participation. Teams will compete in basketball track and field swimming and diving and tennis under a grant funded plan. The squads will be selected from AAU and NCAA competitors with about 35 to 40 men expected to travel. The basketball team includes Bill Bradley Fred Hetzel Ollie Johnson and others while the tennis squad will draw from Wimbledon contestants. Women are not yet entered though conditions may change.
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Eagles Sign Kantor And Atamian From Notre Dame
The Philadelphia Eagles announced the signing of fullback Joe Kantor and guard John Atamian to NFL contracts. Kantor, 215 pounds, hails from Cleveland, while Atamian weighs 235 pounds and is from Niagara Falls New York. Both players were coached by Joe Kuharich at Notre Dame.
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John Atamian
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Cleveland
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Boyer benched by poor hitting for Cardinals in slump
Ken Boyer, last season's NL MVP, sits in the bench with the St. Louis Cardinals as the club slides to seventh with a 28 30 record. He has a back injury and is resting amid a batting average of .261 and a 30 RBI total. Curt Flood also leaves early with a shoulder hit and leg pain as the team struggles with clutch hitting and pitching.
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Associated Press
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Houston
Bulls
Hal Woodeshick
Jackie Robinson Reflects on Baseball and Management
Jackie Robinson says a Negro manager will come only after owners fully accept integration. He would decline or accept offers today, reflecting on his 1956 retirement desire to stay in the game as coach or manager. He also praises Milwaukee and predicts Braves players will be welcomed in Atlanta as the team moves there. Robinson broke baseball’s color line in 1947 with the Dodgers and was later Hall of Fame inductee.
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Jackie Robinson
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Milwaukee Braves
Braves
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Hall of Fame
Arizona Boosted By Seven Former Air Force Gridders
Seven former Air Force Academy football players signed letters of intent to enroll at the University of Arizona this fall. Led by Fritz Greenlee, they resigned from the Academy amid a cheating scandal. if they enroll they qualify for athletics aid but are ineligible to compete until 1966.
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Ariz
Air Force Academy
University of Arizona
Fritz Greenlee
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Air Force
Arizona
Academy
Greenlee
Jim Greth
Los Angeles
Mike Lanagan
Webster Groves
Paul Wargo
Whittier
Calif
Lanagan
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