Boswell Wins Seventh Straight as Twins Top Red Sox
Minnesota pitcher Dave Boswell fired a four hitter with 10 strikeouts to extend his winning streak to seven as the Twins defeated Boston 7-2. Boswell, 21, has surged since June 1, boasting an 11 of 12 decisions run and leading the AL in wins with a 3.00 ERA.
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Boxers Face Off in Last Night Fights Report
The Associated Press rounds up results from Uniontown and nearby towns as several bouts end with knockouts. Clarence Ryan stops Sugar in a New York bout, while Sonny Walden is knocked out by Cophe in Dunmore. Wepner defeats Deutsch in Allentown after six rounds.
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Sugar) Ryan
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Sonny) Walden
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Albuquerque Knocks Off Travelers in Texas League Action
Albuquerque held off two late Arkansas rallies to win 4-2 as league leader Arkansas kept a four game lead over Amarillo. Austin defeated Sonics 10-6 while El Paso beat Dallas-Fort Worth 5-3. Key moments included Ken Washington and Jim Fairey producing early scoring for Albuquerque and a sixth inning homer by Billy Wolff for Arkansas.
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Ground Game Sparks All-Star Attack on Packers in Soldier Field
The College All-Stars prepare for an infantry style attack against NFL champions Green Bay with six strong ground runners and short passes from Steve Sloan Gary Lane and Bill Anderson. Kicker Charles Gogolak could influence the game with field goals in a battle televised by ABC from Soldier Field with an expected 65 000 crowd. Donny Anderson and Jim Grabowski headline the Packers impact players as the all stars seek an upset in the 1960s era clash.
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Wake Village and Okay Are Winners Here In Baseball
Wake Village of Texarkana defeated Collins & Williams of Texarkana 4 to 2 in Little League district play at Legion Field Curren pitched winning, Phillips the loser. Collins & Williams had three hits, Wake Village eight Hampson contributed two hits. In the second game Okay beat Carpenter's Union 133. Delaney pitched four perfect innings, giving up one hit. Walker took the loss. Okay had 11 hits, Delaney went 4 for 4.
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Paragould Man Leads In Skeet Championship
Bill Brewer of Paragould Ark won first in Class C 410 gauge with 153 of 200 targets at the World's Skeet Championship in Rochester N Y Arkansas results included Gus Blass Little Rock 97 of 100 for third in Class B and second in junior Class B. teamed with Steve Pakis Hot Springs to place runnerup in Class C 28 gauge with 188 of 200. Larry Gate Paragould 98 for runnerup in Class B 28 gauge. All Arkansas shooters under 18 represent the Sketshooters Association of Arkansas.
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Not So Good for Arkansas Golf
Jack Cheney Jr. of North Little Rock Ark shot 76 to finish two rounds with 143, 13 behind the leader in the U S G A Junior Golf Championship at Whittier Calif David Matthews of Fayetteville Ark carded 80 to reach 157, while listing of today’s games includes Albuquerque at Arkansas El Paso at Dallas Fort Worth Austin at Amarillo
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Amendment Defeat Will Kill Bill
Washington AP reports the House faces action on a civil rights bill opening housing provisions. A key amendment targets the Judiciary Committee exemption that would exclude most individually owned homes from the ban on racial discrimination. Supporters seek widening coverage to large apartments and new developments. opponents from the South, conservative Republicans, and Northern liberals back the fight to keep or block changes before a late week final vote.
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Boxing Favorite to Clash with Cassius Clay in London
Brian London a British heavyweight veteran who hates boxing and fights Cassius Clay, says the pay is good and plans to crowd Clay in a Rocky Marciano style infighting. London, 32, has earned about 350000 pounds in 11 years and expects at least 112000 more from the bout, despite his stated dislike for the sport.
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Arkansas 1967 Cotton Allotment Set At 1 430 720 Acres
Washington AP Arkansas 1967 cotton allotment set at 1 430 720 acres by the Agriculture Department a drop of 975 acres from 1966. The national allotment remains 16 million acres with a 200 000 acre national reserve for minimum farm allotments. Although 1966’s total was 16 million, under 11 million acres were planted. Government payments for under planting were offered to hold down production amid a large cotton surplus. A similar payment program may run next year but details were not outlined Wednesday.
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Colts crush Redskins 35 0 as Unitas toiled in return
Baltimore's defense suffocated Washington as Johnny Unitas returned from knee rehab to throw two TD passes and set up another. Gary Guozzo contributed a score, while Billy Cuozz0 connected with Willie Richardson on a 34 yard TD. John Brodie ended a holdout for the 49ers in a $750000 four year deal.
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Nephew Arrested for California Cab Driver Murder
Venice Indiana AP patrolman Ralph Brawley said he arrested Kenneth Brawley 18 of Granite City Michigan and Jarry Baker 22 of Searcy Arkansas in connection with the July 23 slaying of a San Diego cab driver Edwin Brewer 35. The youths, reported absent without leave from their San Diego naval unit July 24, were charged with murder and robbery after Brawley learned they were wanted in California.
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Arkansan Stinson Signed by Cardinal Farm Team
Roger Dale Stinson, 16, of Poyen Ark, signed a minor league baseball contract with the St Louis Cardinals. The right handed pitcher was assigned to St Petersburg in the Florida State League after being signed by scout Fred Hawn on Wednesday.
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Colts Seek Brighter Days in Camp Ahead of Packers Showdown
Baltimore Colts coach Don Shula previews a rebuilding 1966 squad aiming to rebound after last season’s injuries and a 0-3 mark against Green Bay. Key figures include Johnny Unitas, Gary Cuozzo, Tom Matte, ball carriers Moore and Matte, receivers Berry Mackey Orr, and a reshaped line with Sam Ball and Bob Vogel. The defense features Curtis at linebacker and a revamped front.
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National Baseball Congress Tourney Opens in Wichita
State winners from Arkansas and Missouri kick off the National Baseball Congress tournament in Wichita on August 12. Thirty two teams from across the nation enter the 2 3 game double elimination event. Campions from Kansas and Nebraska meet in the nightcap. Unclear fragments reference players and other sports notes.
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Veale Hurls Complete Game To Beat Dodgers 3 1
Pirates pitcher Bob Veale returned from a two week layoff to throw a complete game and strike out 11 as Pittsburgh defeated Los Angeles 3 1. Veale admitted back pain but felt strong on the mound and aims to pitch every three or four games the rest of the season. Clemente drove in two runs with a first inning homer, backing Veale’s 2.64 ERA and his 12th win. The Dodgers drop to third, trailing the Pirates and Giants in the NL standings.
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