Golden Boy Promised In AFL By MIKE RATHET
The AFL enters its season with a TV deal in place though not active until next year. New York’s operation aims to capitalize as teams like Oakland Kansas City and Denver seek headlines. Key players Clem Daniels Art Powell and Babe Parilli drive hopes while Boston Buffalo Denver Houston and New York eye strong campaigns amid injuries and changes.
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Olympic wrestlers eliminated in U S freestyle team trials
Two of the 1960 U S Olympic wrestling team were eliminated in a trial for the 1964 Tokyo Games at the U S Naval Academy. Ben Northrup Jr and Russell Camilleri of San Francisco fell in early rounds while Bob Pickens of Illinois advanced to finals with a pin.
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College Season This Week By Bob Hoobing
Texas seeks to repeat as national champion as Oklahoma Illinois Auburn Alabama Ohio State and Michigan bid for the 1964 title under a revised substitution rule. UCLA invades Pitt to start the season with Texas opening at Tulane. Butkus Morton and many stars pace key contenders across conferences and regions.
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Aging star Drobny steals crowd in national tennis upset
Jaroslav Drobny, 42 and exiled Czech, stunned top seed Roy Emerson in the opening set at Forest Hills before aging legs faded and Emerson rallied to win 7-9 6-3 6-2 6-4. Chuck McKinley also advanced with a solid 8-4 6-3 8-46 victory over Francois Godbout.
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Gurney Secures No 2 Start in Italian Grand Prix
Dan Gurney of Riverside California Earns front row for the Grand Prix of Italy in Monza driving a Brabham. His best time 1 38 2 on the 2 6 mile circuit places him second behind John Surtees Ferrari who clocked 1 37 4. Other Americans in the 20 car field include Richie Ginther Ronny Bucknum and Peter Revson.
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Miami driver Kolb wins SCCA prelim at Daytona
Charlie Kolb of Miami won the featured race in the SCCA divisional championship preliminaries at Daytona. He piloted a Porsche RSK over the 3.1 mile course at 99.480 mph. Kolb defends Sunday's 99 mile Paul Whiteman Trophy Race. Other Saturday winners included Jim Barker of Sheffield Alabama in a Lotus 23 at 72.34 mph.
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Angels Trade Lenny Green to Orioles for About 20000
Los Angeles Angels sold fielder Lenny Green to the Baltimore Orioles for roughly twenty thousand dollars. Green, 31, had batted .250 this season with the Angels and seen most action as a pinch hitter after coming from Minnesota. He had previously played for Baltimore in parts of the 1957 1958 and 1959 seasons.
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Prank Reverses Pews at Jamestown College Chapel
Student pranksters entered the Jamestown College chapel and reversed all heavy oak pews overnight. College officials, unfazed, conducted church services in the chapel the next day, maintaining calm.
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Cubs Rally Past Cardinals 8-5 in Second Inning Burst
Ernie Banks sparked an eight run rally in the second inning with a homer and a two run double to lift the Chicago Cubs to an 8-5 win over the St. Louis Cardinals. Jackson earned the win to improve to 18-1 while Cuellar took the loss.
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Senators Shutout Streak Ties Record In 4-0 Loss
Detroit pitcher Mickey Lolich hurled his 5th career shutout as the Tigers defeated the Senators 4-0. Detroit built a three-run third inning, with Bill Freehan belting his 17th homer, while Washington extended a scoreless streak to 37 1/3 innings, tying a major league mark.
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German firm Focke Wulf crafts first successful helicopter
German aeroplane maker Focke Wulf built and tested the first successful helicopter in 1937 marking a milestone in rotorcraft development and aviation history.
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