Clay Liston Tangle Tonight in Maine Telecast
In Lewiston Maine heavyweight champ Cassius Clay and Sonny Liston meet in a one round title fight telecast to millions via closed circuit Early Bird Europe and radio networks. Clay 13-10 underdog defends crown against Liston who beat him in 1964.
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Easton Honored by Kansas Track Aides in Banquet
Kansas track coach Bill Easton received a testimonial banquet tribute closing an 18 year era of Big Eight dominance and two NCAA titles. About 400 guests included 17 former athletes with Bill Alley delivering items. Easton noted the event as a bright moment amid his firing last month by AD Wade Si nson.
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Yale tennis star Jack Walls wins three state titles
Yale sophomore Jack Walls, the tennis team's No 1 player, has won three Pennsylvania state singles titles. He also played basketball last winter.
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Standings and Results Snapshot
Detroit 8 over Chicago 3 Baltimore 2 over Washington 1 New York 15 over Cleveland 5. Monday results show the standings. Wednesday’s games include Minnesota at Boston Kansas City at Baltimore Los Angeles at Washington New York at Detroit Cleveland at Chicago Milwaukee 4 San Francisco 3. Pittsburgh 6 Chicago 4 Cincinnati 5 Houston 2 St. Louis 6 Los Angeles 4 New York 6 4 Philadelphia 2 1 Cincinnati at Houston Milwaukee at San Francisco Chicago at New York Pittsburgh at Philadelphia St. Louis at Los Angeles
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Fast West Coast Car Enters Races
A super fast sports racing car from the West Coast has been entered at the national championship. The entry signals strong regional talent aiming for top standings at the event.
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Link League meeting sets summer plans in Jaycee club
An organizational session for the 1965 Summer Industrial Golf League is set for Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the Jaycee Airlinks clubhouse. Ed Cox heads newly elected officers with Al Brungardt as secretary treasurer. Delegates from all teams and prospective squads should attend to map summer play.
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Last Meeting For OB Club
The final meeting of the Quarterback Club for the 1984 65 school year was at the Warren Hotel with eighteen attendees. Dale Meadors reported on the 24th annual national race track meet, noting coach satisfaction with facilities and handling. Suggestions to move shot put indoors next year were discussed. Dr. Leroy Hood urged bond issue support for a new elementary school and graded Garden City prospects for a stronger junior college. Club members allocated $3 to aid the Miss Garden City pageant. Deane Wiley succeeded Kelly Malson as president.
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Major League Leaders Leaders by The Associated Press
American League batting leaders Horton Detroit .863 and Davalillo Cleveland 355 runs Green Boston and McAuliffe Detroit each 32. Mantilla Boston 31 RBI and Howard Washington 29. McAuliffe Detroit 48 hits Aparicio Baltimore 45. Ward Chicago and Veresalles Minnesota Oliva Minnesota 11 doubles. Conigliaro Boston Colavito Cleveland Horton Detroit and Gentile Kansas City 9 HRs. Campaneris Kansas City 11 and Aparicio Baltimore 10 steals. Pappas Baltimore Pascual Minnesota 3 0 1 000. McDowell Cleveland 66 strikeouts. Lolich Detroit Lopez Los Angeles and Pascual Minnesota 46. National League batting Coleman Cincinnati .414 Mays San Francisco .379 runs Rose Cincinnati and Mays San Francisco 56 RBI Banks Chicago 37 and Mays San Francisco 35. Hits J Alou San Francisco 56 and Mays San Francisco 55. Doubles Williams Chicago 18 Santo Chicago Kranepool New York Flood St. Louis and Mays San Francisco 11. Home runs Mays San Francisco 17 Swoboda New York 10. Stolen bases Wills Los Angeles 24 Brock St Louis 18. Pitching Gibson St Louis 39 1 000 Maloney Cincinnati 50 1 000. Strikeouts Koufax Los Angeles 86 Gibson St Louis 69
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Veteran Hurlers Lead Mets in Low-Scoring Wins Over Phillies
Mets, aged pitchers Warren Spahn and Frank Lary totaling 78, split two games 6-2 and 4-1 to pull from last place. Donn Clendenon continued hot hitting at .516, while Pirates dropped ground with loss as Stengel’s club snapped six-game skid.
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Juco Athletes Set Eight New Track Records at Nationals
At Memorial Stadium the 24th annual national junior college track championships saw eight new records. Texas junior colleges dominated, with Victoria and Blinn near the top, led by Donny Coker of Victoria who set a 220 yard dash meet record. Wayne Gillette of New Mexico Military Institute set a 430 yard hurdles mark, while Ernie Vertage of Grand Rapids and James Garners of Hutchinson posted field and javelin records respectively.
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Venturi to Test U S Open Layout
Defending champion Ken Venturi, with a U S Open free pass, plans three practice rounds at Bellerive Country Club in St. Louis as 2,000 pros and amateurs seek 490 sectional spots. Local qualifying across 47 sites proceeds with notable scores by Zarley, Ferver Jr., Jones, Gwin, and Justice among Wichita qualifiers.
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Heer Signs Letter of Intent for Kansas State
Garden City senior Mike Heer signed a track and field letter of intent with Kansas State University, receiving a partial scholarship. Heer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Heer, set the Garden City High School 440 record and tied the 220 mark. he ran 100, 220, and 440 and contributed to relay squads. Announcement was made today by KSU head coach Deloss Dodds. Also named co-captains for next year’s GCHS track team are Sam Hands and Robert Proudfit, both seniors.
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