Soviet Withdrawal from Los Angeles Meetscasts Mexico 1968 Olympic Bid
US officials warned that the Soviet Union could be barred from the 1968 Mexico City Games after canceling its dual track meet with the United States in Los Angeles. Tass cited protest of US involvement in Vietnam. AAU and IOC leaders urged continued dialogue amid uncertainty.
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Warsaw Cancels U S Track Meet Over Vietnam War
Poland canceled its track and field team trip to Berkeley to face a U S squad in protest of the Vietnam War and escalations in Hanoi Haiphong. The Soviet team also refused to meet the United States in Los Angeles.
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Upton Bell Named Personnel Director for Baltimore Colts
Upton Bell, 28, appointed personnel director of the Baltimore Colts. He succeeds Keith Molesworth, who died earlier this year, and has worked with the Colts since 1961 in the ticket office and as assistant to Molesworth.
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Odds Drop On Title Fight To Even Money
Middleweight champion Emile Griffith’s odds fell from 7-5 to even money as he prepares to defend against challenger Joey Archer at Madison Square Garden on Wednesday night. Griffith’s camp predicts a knockout in an early round, noting his 15-round stamina and Archer’s inexperience beyond 12 rounds.
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Lancashire couple robbed in Louisville seek Birmingham hospitality
Mr and Mrs Albert Smith of Nelson Lancashire describe their two robberies in the United States in Louisville. After purse thefts totaling about 280 in cash and valuables they thank Americans for kindness and accept a Birmingham hotel offer as they continue their U S trip toward Montgomery and points north.
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Olson Seeks rematch after split decision win in San Francisco
Carl Olson defeated European champion Piero Del Papa by 10 round split decision at the Civic Auditorium to raise a rematch bid with world light heavy champion Jose Torres. Olson, 38, improved to 94-16-2 while Del Papa fell to 28-3-3 before about 3,000 fans.
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Dixie Division to Conduct Viet Nam Style Drills at Camp Shelby
The 31st Dixie Division will hold a summer field training July 17 to 31 at Camp Shelby. Brig. Gen. Victor L. McDearman said more than 7,000 Alabama and Mississippi National Guardsmen will participate. It marks the third year the division trains as a single unit. Cpt. Roger L. Leslie listed guardian details for Mr. and Mrs. Paul Barnwell of Warrier Route 1.
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La Grange College Prof Davis Resigns for Mobile Post
La Grange College history professor Dr. Virgil S. Davis is resigning to take a similar position at Mobile College in Alabama. Davis will be succeeded by Curtis H. Porter, according to La Grange President Waights Henry Jr. on Monday.
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Alabama Soldiers Confirmed in Viet Nam Deaths
The Defense Department identified two more Alabama fatalities in Viet Nam. Army Spec. 4 Jim L. Smith is named as the son of Mr. and Mrs. Roosevelt Ferguson of Robinwood Station Birmingham. Marine Lance...
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Burglars Take Jewelry Worth Thousands at Anniston Store
In Anniston detectives probe a downtown shop theft that netted rings watches and earrings worth several thousand dollars. The culprits entered through a back door and targeted expensive items while leaving cheaper ones behind. In Montgomery John Grenier, Republican Senate hopeful, introduced himself to voters in a restaurant. Roy Mayhall, Democratic state party chair, responded.
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Tapscott Fires Dixie No Hitters in 8-2 Yankees Win
Roy Tapscott pitched a no hitter against the Tigers as the Yankees crushed them 8 to 2 at Herman Bailey Field. He walked eight and struck out 18. Tommy Thigpen lost after five innings. In other Dixie action the Indians blanked the White Sox 4-0 on Doug Fisher’s one hitter and 18 strikeouts. The Colt League saw the Tigers beat the Orioles 8-3 with Frankie Stephenson winning and Roger Campbell taking the loss. The Decatur Little League Giants beat the Cubs 15-4 as Mike Michaels won. The Red Sox toppled the Yankees in Colt League 2-1 with Larry Luckett and Martin driving the runs. The Little League Yankees defeated the Orioles 10-4 behind Mike Morris. In Minor A, the Giants clinched the pennant 8-7 over the Cubs with Mark Robinson pitching. Tigers vs Red Sox set for 5 p.m. at Walter Jackson Field. Mark McClacanan vs Kerry Standridge expected.
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Dixieland Tennis Tournament Opens With Seeded Players Having Easy Going
At the Dixieland Ten is Tournament in Birmingham seeded players move smoothly through early rounds as top seeds Tyson Lytle Emley and Mills face byes or light opposition. The event draws about 175 entries across 23 divisions with matches across junior boys and girls singles including players from Birmingham Tuscaloosa Anniston Montgomery and Atlanta.
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Red Sox Defeat Tigers in Hart sel le Babe Ruth Game
In Hart Selle Pearl Babe Ruth League action the Red Sox beat the Tigers 5 to 1 in the 16 18 age division. Thompson earned the win while Hargrove took the loss. Leading Red Sox hitters included Patterson Bowen Lyle Rodwen and Screws. Speakman led Tigers with a double and two singles along with Knotton and Grammer. Upcoming games schedule Braves vs White Sox Tigers vs Braves White Sox vs Red Sox all at 8 p.m.
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British fleet captures Eastport Maine in 1814
In 1814 a British fleet captured the town of Eastport Maine during the War of 1812. The event marked a notable coastal occupation with strategic implications for New England maritime activity.
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