NCAA AAU Feud Advances in International Track Conflict
The NCAA AAU dispute heats as IAAF warns foreign athletes against non sanctioned meets. NCAA Byers calls the AAU stance a clarification of rules while the AAU faces pressure over a pending federation bid. College coaches back a joint federation plan with a deadline of July 5 for AAU to join.
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Wester
New York
NCAA
AAU
IAAF
Ashe Aifsen
Italtad
International Amateur Athletic Federation
TAAF
Columbus
Walter Byers
Byers
JAAP
S.T P. Pain
Great Britain
Don Hull
The
University of Oregon
Directors Association
MD Swinburne
Local Names Recounted In Fragmented Notice
Fragmentary OCR lists numerous individuals with unclear relations and places including Asis Palo Alto Nuys Van Nuys and Gar dana. The text appears to catalogue people likely connected to a family or community notice but lacks coherent structure or verifiable details.
Kenya Runner Sets World Pace In Dublin Track Meet
Kenya athlete Serephine Antag defeats Cornell’s Paul White by eight yards in a fast 9.2 second 100 yard dash showing near world record pace. The Dublin event features Cornell, Pennsylvania, and several Irish universities including Dubin University. Other results include javelin winner Robert Schmitt of Short Hills and high jump winner Ttunnie Martin of Dublin.
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Ireland
Serephine Antag
Kenya
Paul White
Cornell University
Rangers
White
Bears
Doug Calla
der ‘White
Chevy Chase
Detroit Tigers
Larlite
Devlil
Thems
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Feli
Heam
Corel
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Robert Schmitt
Short Hills
Ned
Iris Cham Jilon
Joh Liwson
Whire
Thomas Mikulina
Park Ridge
Ttunnie Martin
Preacall Hinileran
New York City
Fenn
Fred Kiddleton
Dublin University
Amatour Athletic Union
Lanny Adelson
Philadelphia
Marry Heils
Meverly
Mass
Paw
New Rochelle
Jans
Dodgers Stifle Cardinals In Ninth Inning Shutout
Dodgers pitcher Koufax hurls nine innings of two hit ball, striking out eight as Los Angeles blanked St. Louis 10 0. Davis belts a leadoff homer and Gibson suffers first Dodger shutout of the season as Cards fall in Chicago area play.
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Wis
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Hidan
Los Angeles Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
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Denver Bears Dominate Omaha Dodgers 8-2
The Denver Bears blasted the Omaha Dodgers 8-2 as they rapped 14 hits off Omaha pitching. In other American Association action, Oklahoma City defeated Dallas-Fort Worth 11-4 to pull within one game of fifth-place Raleighs, while Indianapolis beat Louisville 4-2 behind Frank Kreutzer.
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Dallas-Fort Worth
Rangers
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Louisville
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Frank Kreutzer
Denver
Omaha
Aaron Pleased At Hit Streak In 21-1 Braves Win
New York Mets at Milwaukee Braves game highlighted by Hank Aaron's tape measure grand slam in the third inning. Aaron, amid a 12 game hitting streak, raised his average to .825 over the past 32 hits in 80 at bats. The slam marked only the second time the ball cleared the center field bleachers at the Polo Grounds in 1983, following Rockne LaRocque’s feat.
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Anyon
Rockle LaulHrock
Chicago Cubs
Minor league action reports and late runs in Fort Worth
The Associated Press summary covers a set of minor league games with key moments. Dickson contributes a secret two-run triple in the eighth for the 89ers as Oklahoma City, Indianapolis, and Louisville share late scoring plays including a two-run eighth by Indianapolis and Pepper Thomas' triple for Louisville. Tuesday matchups listed include Indianapolis at Louisville Fall Draperie, Denver at Omaha, and Denver at Dallas Port Worth with lineups and pitchers noted.
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Cincinnati Reds overwhelm Pirates in doubleheader sweep
Bob Purkey earned his 12th win as Cincinnati defeated Pittsburgh 6-5 and 4-2. Reds hitters led by Frank Robinson Jerry Lynch and Vada Pinson combined for 13 runs and homers by Blasingame and Cardena sparked the opener. Joey Jay win in the opener backed by late relief, tying a three game skid for Cincinnati.
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Bob Purkey
Pinson
Jerry Lynch
Frank Robinson
Chico Cardenas
Reds
Lynch
Robinson
Cardenan
Don Blasingame
Joey Jay
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Bresnan
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Klippstein
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Aaron hits 440 foot homer as Braves crush Mets
Hank Aaron belted a towering left center field grand slam into the Polo Grounds bleachers aiding Milwaukee to a 7 to 1 victory over the Mets. Bob Shaw went the distance for the win, improving to 9 in 11 decisions, while the Mets managed only a single run off Shaw.
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Hank Aaron
Polo Grounds
Munday Haight
Milwaukee
New
York Mets
Bob Shaw
Chicago White Sox
Aaron
Aoser Jay
Braves
Willwaukee
Shaw
Crandall
Hook
Moorhead
Hillman
Taylor
WeShaw
LeHook
Wagner Drives Angels To Early AL Lead In Home Runs
Los Angeles Angels outfielder Leon Wagner surged to the American League home run lead with 18 after belting three long balls in recent weeks. Wagner, acquired from Toronto before 1961, also has 4 RBIs and sits near the AL batting leaders alongside Norm Siebern. Hank Aaron and Willie Mays continue to pace the NL, while Rollins and Alou top the batting lists in their leagues.
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NEW York
Los Angeles Angels
Leon Wagner
Wagner
Toronto
Angels
Hbc
Kansas City
Norm Siebern
Floyd Hobinson
Chicago White Sox
Wille Mays
San Francisco
Tommy Davis
Los Angeles Dodgers
Rich Rollins
Minnesota
Felipe Alow
Rollins
Alou
Pete Runnels
Boston
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee
Runnels
Aston
NCAA Golf Play Interrupted by Darkness at Duke Course
The NCAA Golf Tournament halted after 19 hours Monday due to darkness with 215 players still on course at Duke University. Kermit Zarley of Houston led the field at 17 holes, while Bill Templin of Purdue and Ken Folkes of Wake Forest shared the lead at 71 after full rounds completed. Match play begins Wednesday with the top 36 holes advancing to two-match rounds.
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Duke University
Kermit Zarley
University of Houston
Junerspar
Bill Templin
Purdue
Ken Folkes
Wake Forest
Hinore
Twins Stop Athletics in Narrow Night Victory
The Minnesota Twins beat the Kansas City Athletics 9 to 4, ending a six-game KC run. Camilo Pascual pitched strong for the Twins, earning the win after being pummeled in the series opener. The victory moves Minnesota within a half game of American League leader Cleveland as the season progresses.
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Minnesota Twins
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Dai
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McDevitt
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LeRakow
A's Ride Six-Game Win Streak in KC Relentless Charge
After a rough spell the Kansas City Athletics surged to a six game winning streak in Kansas City. They swept the Chicago White Sox and toppled the Minnesota Twins to seize first in the American League standings. Ed Charles sparked the surge with power and speed as Hank Bauer praised his lineup.
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Kansas City Athletices
Pitbeie Langest
Chicago White Sox
Minnesota Twins
A's
Abit
Hoe Jlers
Hank Bauer
Teng Ntee
Thoroughbred Racing Horses Bring $98,400
Denver buyers paid 8400 for 62 thoroughbreds at Centen nial track auction. Notable purchases included Light Up Time at 50, Courts K. at 300, G. 1 Bab at 0, Foxy Rudy at 1 500, Pit Fighter at 32 000, Go Express at 31, Say U. at 1,190, and Audrey Mae at 1 29. The report also notes batting averages and players Norm Sieber and Jerry Campme with homers and steals.
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Centennial
Chuck Simhauser
Colorado Springs
Dean Davis
Fort Morgan
Courts K
Gilbert & Petty
Foxy Rudy
Pit Fighter
Scott Pittulle
Pueblo
R. M. Hugh
Say U
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Aubdrey Mae
Major League Baseball standings and schedule summary
The interleague and National League standings show Cleveland Minnesota Detroit Chicago and Boston among leaders with varied records. Today’s games feature Minnesota at Kansas City New York at Baltimore Washington at Detroit and other matchups. Wednesday’s schedule includes Washington at Detroit Bevion at Cleveland and multiple cross league tests.
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Detroit
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Chicago
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Karsan
Garrma Hoston
New York
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Bevion
W. L. Pet
Ag Angeles
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Pittsburgh
Cincinnatia
St. Louis
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Houston
Philadelphia
York
Cincinnati
Nichols backs Nicklaus for PGA win at Aronimink
Bobby Nichols favors Jack Nicklaus to win the upcoming PGA Championship at Aronimink Golf Club near Philadelphia. Nichols, a former U.S. Open contender, notes the course plays longer than Oakmont and suits Nicklaus’s long driving.
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Phil Rodgers
Qakmutt
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Philadelphia
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Oakmount
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Match Play in Denver Women's Open Under Way
Denver AP. Paula Sue Wiswold shot two over par to capture medal in Denver Women’s Open qualifying at Cherry Wills Country Club. Mary Alice Dial ran 73 to place second, Parla Sue faced Heler and Hyman in first round. Minnie Fee Ashley and Barbara Melnura posted 81 as field of 149 competed. low 61 advanced to match play.
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Paula Suewiswold
Cherry Wills Country Club
Mary Alice Dial
Parla Sue
Heler. Hyman
Barbara Melnura
Colrado Springs
Two Denver Golfers Win PGA Berths in Open Qualifier
Bill Bisdorf led 18 entrants at Green Gables Denver with two under par to earn one of two berths for the PGA Championship in Philadelphia. Tony Novitsky of Columbine CC also earned a berth after shooting 72 74 146 in the qualifier, tied by J. D. Taylor of Valley CC. Taylor goes to the tourney since he is defending a tata champion.
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Bill Bisdorf
Green Gables
Professional Golfers’ Association
Philadelphia
Bisdorf
Bickyard
Tony Novitsky
Columbine Country Club
J. D. Taylor
Valley Country Club
Taylor
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