Boxers Scored At Global Ring Showdowns
The Associated Press report lists Cassius Clay in London knocking out Brian London to retain the world heavyweight title. Flash Elorde beat Percy Hayles in Manila. Willie Ludick outpointed Jean Josselin in Johannesburg. Rivera defeated Rubin Carter in Rosario. Ramos stopped Wayne Heath in Mexico City and Saldivar outpointed Mitsunori Seki to keep the featherweight crown. Diaz defeated Richie Sue in Mexico City.
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Associated Press
London
Cassius Clay
Iowa
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Blackpool
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Manila
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Percy Hayles
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Willie Ludick
Jean Josselin
France
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Argentina
Juan Carlos Rivera
Rubin
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Mexico City
Vicente Saldivar
Mexico
Mitsunori Seki
Japan
Saldivar
Mario Diaz
Richie Sue
Portland
Ore
Dodgers Rout Astros for 14-3 to Seize NL Lead
Los Angeles Dodgers overpower Houston 14-3 as Roseboro hits three and drives in three, lifting the Dodgers to the league lead and widening cushion over Pittsburgh and San Francisco. Cincinnati, Atlanta, and St Louis win as others pace the pennant scramble with key rallies and homers.
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Raseboro
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Bunning
Sikes Wins Cleveland Open in $100,000 Golf Event
Arkansas star Sikes captures the Cleveland Open title with a 268 total after rounds of 69 68 63 68, edging Bob Goalby who earned 12,000 for second. Don January and Julius Boros follow among top finishers. other golfers and team results are listed with prize money and scores.
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RH. Sikes
Bob Goalby
Don January
Julius Boros
Bobby Nichols
Kermit Zarley
Tommy Bolt
al Geiberger
Labron Harris
Gene Littler
Baseball Standings and Scores From The Nation's Leagues
National League standings show Los Angeles leading with 63 wins amid a list of teams and results. American League leaders include Baltimore and Minnesota with numerous scores from recent games and top hitters, including F. Robinson and Aaron, plus notable pitching lines for McNally and Koufax as the season unfolds.
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Washington
Minnesota
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California
Chicago
Baltimore
Associated Press
Oliva
F. Robinson
Aparicio
B. Robinson
Powell
Yastrzemski
Hershberger
Brinkman
High School Stars Return to Work for Big Showdowns
In Little Rock Arkansas, 100 top high school stars resume two-a-day drills ahead of Saturday’s pair of games. The East leads in football 6-4 and basketball is tied 6-4 favoring the West. Coaches include Ken Stephens and Don Hubbard with Top teams from Central, Harrison, North Little Rock and De Queen.
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Little Rock
Barton Coliseum
War Memorial Stadium
Jim Cathgart
Little Rock Central
Bob Denniston
Morriston
Denniston
Harrison
Goblins
Ken Stephens
North Little Rock
Don Hubbard
de Queen
Associated Press
Stephens
Wildcats
Ed Strangler Lewis Dies in Oklahoma
Ed Strangler Lewis Robert H Friedrich died in Muskogee Oklahoma at 76 after an extended illness He ruled the heavyweight wrestling ring from 1920 to 1932 earning over 3 million in 44 years His life shifted to religion after losing his eyesight during his career.
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Muskogee
Okla
Ed Strangler
Lewis
Robert H. Friedrich
Veterans Administration
Gus Sonnenburg
Sonnenburg
Trecama
Dressen Readmitted To Hospital In Detroit
Detroit Tigers manager Charlie Dressen was readmitted to a Detroit hospital on Sunday with a probable acute kidney infection after a recent heart attack and persistent cough. At 67, his condition was described as serious and there was no immediate comment on his return to the bench.
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Charlie Dressen
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Dressen
Syracuse
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