AAU Chief Charges NCAA Controls High School Athletics
Louis J. Fisher president of the AAU says the NCAA has gained full control over high school athletes after the National Federation of State High School Associations endorsed NCAA track and field and gymnastics federations by a 36 to 1 vote in Saskatoon on July 4. He warns the AAU may boycott NCAA events and bar NCAA personnel from AAU committees while threatening denial of college and high school facilities for future AAU events.
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Louis J. Fisher
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Walt Byers
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Ragan shoots 67 to seize Flint Open lead
Dave Ragan of Orlando blistered Warwick Hills with a 5 under par 67 to run 213 after three rounds, one stroke behind leaders Pete Cooper Bill Collins and Tony Lema who each shot even par 72. Cooper and Lema held the 213 ties as Jim Ferree and Jerry Barber chased. Barber’s hole in one on the 17th yielded a Buick convertible.
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West Palm Beach
Bill Collins
Miami
Tony Lema
San Leandro
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Joe Campbell
Don Finsterwald
Doug Sanders
Bob Goalby
Gardner Dickinson
Cary Middlecoff
Jacky Cupit
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Johnny Pott
al Geiberger
Dave Hill
Bob Shave
Butch Baird
Don January
Stan Leonard
Juan Rodriguez
Jimmy Powell
Fred Hawkins
Jon Gustin
Rex Baxter
Don Massengale
George Bayer
Bob McCallister
Baseball Scores and Schedule From Sunday League Games
results show New York 6 Minnesota 3 Baltimore 7 Detroit 6 Cleveland 5 Chicago 3 Washington at Kansas City Boston at Los Angeles. Sunday games include Chicago at Cleveland Perry 7-5 Ramos 4-5 and Monbouquette 7-8 at Los Angeles Grba 4-4. Other matchups list various pitchers and records across the league.
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Maloney
Philadelphia
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Mickey Wright Leads Turf Valley Open With 68 Second Round
Mickey Wright shot 68 to reach 144 and a two stroke lead at Turf Valley Open. Marlene Hagge slips to a three way tie for runner up after a 74. Sandra Haynie and Kathy Whitworth tied at 146 while Betsy Rawls stands at 151. Hagge injures right hand while practicing but plays on.
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Ellicott
City
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Hagge
Sandra Haynie
Fort Worth
Tex
Kathy Whitworth
Jal
N.M
Betsy Rawls
Spartanburg
S. C
Linville Ladies Qualify for Invitational Golf Match
More than 50 women golfers will qualify Monday for the Linville Ladies Invitation. Agnes Cocke, the champion from Wilmington, headlines a field that already has 48 entries. The 16 lowest qualifiers enter the championship flight. match play begins Tuesday with the 18 hole final Friday. Other entrants include Miss Clara Mosack of Charlotte and Miss Patsy Johnson of Spartanburg.
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Cocke
Wilmington
Clara Mosack
Charlotte
Ed Newton
Graham Trott
Raleigh
Donna O’brien
Donald O’brien
Richmond
Patsy ‘Johnson
Spartanburg
S. C
Jean Bryant
Rock Hill
Musial Hits 453rd NL Home Run as Cards Split Mets
Stan Musial belted his 453rd National League homer in the eighth inning to lift the St. Louis Cardinals to a 3-2 win over the New York Mets after Marv Throneberry's two run pinch homer in the ninth gave New York the opener 5-4. Throneberry also homered in the seventh of the second game, tying the score before Musial's late shot. Sam Taylor homered for the Mets in both games and Kenny Boyer hit his 15th with a man aboard in the fourth of the nightcap.
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Stan Musial
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New York Mets
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Musial
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Sam Taylor
Kenny Boyer
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Clemente Sparks Bucs To 6 4 Win
Roberto Clemente sparked the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 6-4 win over the Philadelphia Phillies. He doubled and tripled, drove in the go ahead run in the seventh, and ignited a sixth inning rally that put Pittsburgh in front. Roy Face earned the win in relief while Jack Hamilton took the loss for Philadelphia.
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Cubs Beat Braves 2-1 In 10 Inning Thriller
Dick Bertell delivered a bases loaded two out single in the tenth to lift the Chicago Cubs past the Milwaukee Braves 2-1. Bob Shaw pitched well for Milwaukee despite the loss. Don Elston earned the win for Chicago.
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Frisco Bombs Dodgers 10-3 To Tie For Lead
Frisco exploded for ten runs on the Dodgers to pull even atop the standings as Jack Stevenson reports. The victory showcased strong offense from the home club and put pressure on the rivals as the pennant chase tightens.
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Giant Giants Lead NL With 10 3 Victory Over Dodgers
Harvey Kuenn drove in four runs and scored twice as the San Francisco Giants beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 10-3 to grab the NL lead. Willie Mays homered, Jim Davenport added a late RBI, and Jack Sanford earned the win aided by Stu Miller. Dodgers errors helped fuel the setback.
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Sandy Koufax Named National League Player of the Month
In Cincinnati AP says Sandy Koufax of the Los Angeles Dodgers won NL player of the month for June. He led in votes with 15, despite a 4-2 record, featuring a no hitter and 74 strikeouts in 58 1 3 innings. Hank Aaron was runner up with 11 votes.
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Aaron
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Elroy Face
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Roman Mesias
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