Major Leagues Begin Step Toward Selecting Commissioner
Baseball's major leagues plan to set procedure for screening candidates at summer meetings in Chicago. The talks follow Ford Frick announcing his retirement at end of term on Sept 20 1965. Possible names include Joe Cronin Kenneth Keating and Robert Cannon though no candidate is pledged. A national TV plan and a proposed free agent draft headline business for the owners.
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Bowens 10th inning homer seals Orioles 6 5 win
Bowens delivers a two out line drive homer in the 10th to lift Baltimore over New York 6 5. The win widens the Orioles lead to two games atop the AL as the series with the Yankees concludes with a doubleheader Sunday.
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Reniff
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Richardson
Chicago Moves Past Red Sox Behind Five-Run Second
Chicago White Sox toppled Boston 9-2 as Talbot sped to victory. Hor ton homer sparked Boston’s only ninth inning, while Floyd Robinson Don Buford and Moose Skowron drove in key runs in the second. Talbot allowed no baserunner until the big cushion.
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Horton
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Colts Rally Past Eagles 28-17 in Harrisburg Exhibition
Gary Cuozzo sparked Baltimore with a second half surge after replacing Johnny Unitas. He connected with Willie Richardson on a 37 yard pass and a later 12 yard TD to Richardson. Herm McKee and Neal Petties added scores as the Colts pulled away. Ralph Smith connected for Philadelphia late TD from King Hill.
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Young Groom Wins Tourney in Honeymoon Victory
Jim Day 17, newlywed from Laurel Mississippi, won the 19th Jaycee international junior golf championship with a 72 hole total of 286 two under par. He led John Bohman by three strokes, Bohman shot 289 after a 69 final round.
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Mich
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Albuquerque
N.M
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Columbia
Jerry Heard
Vasalia
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Bob Barbarossa
S$ Cloud
Minn
Dick Eller
Nashville
Palmer Rodriguez Tied For Golf Lead At Western Open
Arnold Palmer and Chi Chi Rodriguez shared the 54 hole lead at 201 after Palmer shot 67 and Rodriguez 68 on the Tam O Shanter layout. Massengale moved up to third at 205 as Nicklaus posted 65 to reach 208.
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Jacksboro
Tex
Billy Casper
Jay Hebert
Ken Venturi
Jack Nicklaus
Dixie World Series Opens Monday in Hattiesburg
The Dixie Boys Baseball World Series starts Monday in Hattiesburg with seven state champions Danville Virginia Lawrenceville Georgia Hueytown Alabama Myrtle Grove Florida Meridian Mississippi West Monroe Louisiana Covington Tennessee. The double elimination tournament features about 9000 participants.
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Terry Dillon Honored At Vikings Giants Exhibition Game
The memory of Minne sota Viking defensive back Terry Dillon was honored in halftime ceremonies at the Vikings Giants exhibition. Dillon died May 28 in a Montana bridge construction accident when flooring gave way, plunging him into the Clark Fork River. About 30,000 spectators observed a minute of silence as teams stood helmetless on the sidelines. Day-to-day use of silver dollars has not been common in the East or Middle West.
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Five Track Records Fall at Jaycee Meet in St Paul
At the Jaycee International junior meet in St Thomas College St Paul Minnesota field prelims and finals are set for Sunday. Craig Schumaker Ottumwa Iowa lowered the 120 yard low hurdles mark to 13.5 seconds. Dan Guthrie Dallas Texas won the 220 yard dash in 22.4 seconds. Larry Highbaugh Youngstown Ohio was second in the 220 and won the 100 yard dash in 9.9 seconds. Doug Jones Dayton Ohio won the 440 yard dash in 92.7 seconds.
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St. Thomas College
Craig Schumaker
Ottumwa
Iowa
Ken Newman
San Angelo
Tex
Dan Guthrie
Dallas
Texas
Larry Highbaugh
Highbaugh
Youngstown
Ohio
Jim Kirby
Des Moines
Towa
Doug Jones
Dayton
Richey Upset Tops Moffitt For Piping Rock Title
In Locust Valley Nancy Richey of Dallas upset top seed Billie Jean Moffitt 6-3 1-6 6-4 to win the Piping Rock Women’s Invitation grass court event. Richey outlasted her foe in a final set with five service breaks and avenged last week’s loss. Doubles final saw Moffitt and Karen Hantze Susman defeat Richey and Carole Caldwell Graebner 6-2 12-10.
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N.Y
Nancy Richey
Dallas
Billie Jean Moffitt
Long Beach
Calif
Miss Moffitt
Miss Richey
Karen Hantze Susman
San Antonio
Tex
Carole Caldwell Graebner
Santa Monica
Alberto Carrero Repeats As Jaycee Tennis Champ
Alberto Carrero of San Juan Puerto Rico defended his boys under 16 title at the 11th Jaycee international junior tennis tournament in Minneapolis by defeating Doug Verdiek of Redlands California 6-2 7-5. Other champions: Dean Penero Stockton California junior men and Marie Sidone Pebble Beach California junior women. Bailey of Dado California teamed with Carter to win girls doubles.
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Alberto Carrero
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Penero
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Tampa
Fla
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Pebble Beach
Jocil Janas
Detroit
Royalee Bailey
Dado
Mari Ann Peiset
el Cajon
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Steve Turen
Rob Miller
Iown
Tom Carp
Roy Barth
Los Angeles
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Mexico
Eva Lopez
Sandra ‘Knight
el Paso
Tex
Miss Bailey
Denise Carter
Miss Peiset
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San Diego
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