Clay plots at weigh-in as Liston set for rematch
LEWISTON Maine AP police guard Cassius Clay during weigh in for the Liston rematch. Clay vows another wild plot to upset the champion while Liston stays in top form. Odds shift, with 7-1 Liston favorite and 42 32 poll edge to Clay. The fight will air live in 258 venues with Mutual Radio and Early Bird overseas transmission.
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Softball Plans and Meetings for Youth and Adults
Softball plans will start next week with organizational sessions over the next several days. An adult women’s softball meeting is tonight at 7 30 p m at Garden Bowl with reps from all groups. Leo Eck will direct the summer program.
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Angel Hurler Can't Explain Chance Drops Third Game in 13 Days
Dean Chance, the 1904 Cy Young winner, strained through an 8-3 loss to the Chicago White Sox as the Angels fell apart on the mound. He blamed nothing specific, saying he cannot explain the slump after dropping three games in 13 days.
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Standings and results from the American and National Leagues
The standings show American League leaders with Chicago and Minnesota near the top. Results include Detroit over Baltimore Boston over Cleveland New York over Washington and Los Angeles over Chicago. Sunday and Tuesday schedules list key matchups and rain notes, with National League leaders Los Angeles Cincinnati St Louis and San Francisco in pursuit, plus multiple scores and postponed games.
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Phoenix Bears repeat as JC track champions at Memorial Stadium
Phoenix Junior College Bears won the 24th national junior college track and field championships at Memorial Stadium, scoring 84 points to defeat Victoria 58. Blinn third with 45, Lubbock Christian fourth with 43, Hutchinson fifth with 39. Ed Mooney double winner, Donnie Coker leading scorer for Victoria with 22½ points. New records set in eight events including a new triple jump event.
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Nicklaus Captures Memphis Open In Playoff Thriller
Jack Nicklaus roared from five behind to win the Memphis Open, beating Johnny Pott in a sudden death playoff after both finished 72 holes tied. Nicklaus earned $5,000, while Pott, three of last four holes to force a playoff, took $5,000 plus bragging rights. Lou Graham, Bob McCallister, Julius Boros, and Bert Yancy finished two back at 2745.
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Track meet leads Victoria sprinters and relay teams
Victoria athletes shine with top marks in 100 yard dash as Larry McCartney and Donnie Coker post fast times. victorias sweep 4x100 and distance events, while Brevard Coffeyville and Phoenix runners earn high places across sprints hurdles and field events.
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Braves Trade Mage for Pitcher
Milwaukee acquired right-hander Ken Johnson from Houston in exchange for outfielder Lee Maye and rookie Jim Beauchamp. Manager Bobby Bragan emphasized needing pitching help to improve in the NL race, noting Johnson is a front-line player despite his 3-2 record and prior no-hitter.
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Dodgers Scout Cliff Alexander Linked To Alston Camp
Cliff Alexander, brother in law of Dodgers manager Walter Alston, serves as a scout for the Los Angeles Dodgers, strengthening ties between the club and its leadership while evaluating players for potential call ups.
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