Davis Cup team selected for Montreal ties July 17 19
Canada’s Davis Cup squad was finalized Monday with two players in focus. The Vancouver native, 20, son of Reider Getz, and Montreal’s 36 year old Val Harit join the team for the July 17 to 19 matches. A proposed interleague meeting was floated by Tommy Addison to end player discord and boost pro football, with Ordell Braase of the Baltimore Colts awaiting discussion.
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Drysdale and Chance Start All Star Game
John Callison homered in the ninth with two on to lift the National League to a 7-4 win over the American League in the All Star Game. Managers Lopez and Alston debated pitcher selection, favoring right handers and rest, with Chance starting for the AL and Drysdale for the NL.
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Standings Pacific Coast League Eastern and Western Divisions
The Associated Press rankings show Denver Arkansas Salt Lake Salt Lake City Dallas Portland San Diego Seattle Spokane Hawaii and others in division standings. Monday results included Arkansas at Indianapolis postponed by rain Salt Lake City beat Dallas 5 4 Denver defeated Oklahoma City Portland beat Seattle 4 1 San Diego edged Hawaii 4 3 with no other games scheduled. Tuesday's schedule lists Arkansas at Indianapolis Salt Lake City at Dallas and Seattle at Tacoma.
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Minor League Baseball Scores From The Associated Press
In International League Rochester beat Toronto 1 to 0 while Syracuse defeated Buffalo 10 to 9. Richmond topped Columbus 8 to 7 and Atlanta won 3 to 1 over Jacksonville. In the Pacific Coast League Portland won 4 to 1 against Seattle and Denver prevailed 2 to 1 over Oklahoma City. San Diego edged Hawaii 4 to 3. Only games scheduled.
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Fencing Title to Californian Woman at Nationals
Mrs. Janice Romary of Woodland Hills Calif won the national women's individual foil crown at the 1964 National Fencing Championships in Atlantic City.
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Stadium Is Unfit for Track Events
In New York AP report critics say the Olympic track trials site is ill suited for large crowds and elite competition. The island venue lacks accessibility and modern facilities. observers note outdated features like a sawdust pit and low jump standards. The Tokyo and Los Angeles trials loom as the real selectors for the team.
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U S Rifle Team Being Selected at Ft Benning
The last four berths on the U S rifle and pistol team will be filled in the next eight days of competition at Ft Benning Ga Capt William McMillan Staff Sgt Ed Teague Lt Gary Anderson and Sgt Martin Gunnarsson won spots on the team Monday Two others were named earlier with two more to be chosen during the trials at the Georgia base.
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Harada and Laguna claim wins in global boxing shows
In Los Angeles Masahiko Harada outpointed Rey Asis, both fighting at 120% class, with Ismael Laguna at 130% defeating Kid Ana in Mexico City by knockout while results list Manila and Panama as participant locales.
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Manila
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Mexico City
Spectator King Dominates 1964 Open at St Andrews
At St Andrews 1964 Open crowns a new era as spectators dominate to watch 72 holes at the 104th Open. Tickets issued for 80 000 crowd the Old Course while Americans led by Nicklaus Saunders Lema Ford arrive amid heavy spectator fever. Tickets cost 4.20 for the week with prize money 4200.
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Braves to Atlanta rumor swirls as Torre hints move
AP reports Milwaukee Braves star catcher Joe Torre pasted an A on his cap for Atlanta and joked about Peachtree Street ahead of the All-Star game. Players avoided committing, while management weighs relocating to Atlanta for 1965 amid attendance drive and ticket program pressures.
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British Yacht Arcives for Race Arrives in New York
Sovereign, one of the two 1d-meter British yachts still in the running to challenge for the America's Cup, has arrived from England aboard the liner Andanis. The yacht will compete against Kurrewa V in a final trial series off Newport, Rhode Island, starting Aug. 40. Kurrewa V won the British series 10-9.
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Girls Compete in Track Meet in Hanford California
Four hundred girls from five nations compete in the National AAU Women track and field meet in Hanford California. Americas top two in each event win places on the US team to face the Russians in Los Angeles July 25 26. Entries include Jamaica Mexico Canada and Formosa. The meet is split into girls and womens sections with 13 events in each.
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Wyoming Cowboys Coach Lloyd Eaton Tenure Record
Lloyd Eaton from Belle Fourche South Dakota is in his 10th season as University of Wyoming football coach. His Cowboys have won 52 games, lost 25, and tied 3.
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Sheriffs, CBC and Midwest Post Victories
Jimmy Singleton reports on three Little League games. The Sheriff’s team beat Lions Club 11 to 10 as Jones scored the winning run and Patterson hit a ground rule double. CBC defeated Hope Auto 18 to 5 with Calhoun winning and Langston losing. Midwest Dairy beat Coleman’s Dairy 11 to 4 as Lumpkin pitched a complete game and Whitten closed. Young’s double powered the win. Three more games slated for tonight at 6.
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Runners to Carry Olympic Torch for Tokyo Games
The Tokyo Organizing Committee said 100,696 runners will relay the Olympic torch for the October Tokyo Games, including 876 foreigners. The flame travels from Olympia Greece on Aug 14 through 11 countries and arrives in Tokyo Oct 9, with the Games opening Oct 10.
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Brown Switches to Football with Green Bay Packers
Former Maryland halfback and first baseman Tom Brown, who flopped in pro baseball, will try NFL duties with the Green Bay Packers. The 23-year-old signed May 23, with terms undisclosed but reported around a $26,000 package including a $6,000 bonus. Brown led Maryland as a football star and baseball All-America and was a 1963 Washington Senators spring sensation.
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Packers’ Brown Near Pro Football Prospect Status
Brown, 6 foot 1 and 190 pounds, is viewed as the Packers’ top prospect at flanker or defensive back. After a poor baseball season in York and an overall .167 in 61 AL games, he told manager Jim Lemon he would play his last professional game Sunday night, ending a baseball career with a potential switch to football.
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