Athletics clash returns in war over control of amateur sports
The NCAA renews its battle with the Amateur Athletic Union over control of U.S. amateur athletics. NCAA president Everett D. Barnes directs colleges to boycott the AAU Championships at San Diego. He notes athletes may still qualify for the Russia meet via other championships. AAU chief Donald Hull unavailable for comment.
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Ted Meier
Associated Press
NEW York
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Amateur Athletic Union
United States
Kiev
Everett D. Barnes
NCAA
San Diego
Barnes
Hamilton
N.Y
Colgate University
U.S
Soviet Union
Russia
U.S. Track and Field Federation
Donald
American Horse Given a Chance in 186th Epsom Derby
EPSOM England Gulf Pearl an American owned colt trained by Jock Whitney of New York was rated second choice to Sea Bird II in the 186th running of the Epsom Derby. The 12 mile race drew 22 entries and carries prize money of 182842 dollars to the winner.
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EPSCM
England
Apisgulf Pearl
Epsom Owens
Jock Whitney
New York
Court of St. James
Solunar Schedule From Knight Tables for Daily Sport Times
The schedule lists Major periods lasting about ninety minutes to two hours and Minor periods of shorter duration. It advises aligning fishing or hunting plans with these periods to find the best sport each day, noting Major periods appear in bold.
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John Alden Knight
Small Field in Aqueduct Race Shaped Belmont Lineup
The Belmont Stakes at Aqueduct faces its smallest field in 22 years with 14 miles to run. Probable starters include Tom Rolfe Danner Dan Hail to All Selahi and La Cima as Triple Crown finale contenders. Several horses were dropped from the probables though First Family remained a possibility.
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Prospect
Aqueduct Race Track
Tom Rolfe
Danner Dan
Hail To All
Selahi
la Cima
Belmont
Fleet
Reverse
First Family
Coleman CBS Teams Are Winners
In Little League action Coleman defeated the Sheriffs 8 to 3 behind eight hits while CBC shut out the Lions 5-0 on three safeties. Lions managed only one hit. Schedule notes include Pony League games and Little League matchups on Friday June 4 with Sheriffs vs CBC and Midwest vs Lions.
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Sheriffs
CBC
Lions
Gordon
Blevins and Delight
Prescott
Merchants Association
VFW
Hope
Nashville
Midwest
Minor League Baseball Scores From Pacific Coast and International Leagues
Associated Press report lists PCL results: Arkansas 4 Indianapolis 0, Tacoma 8 Oklahoma City 4, Portland 6 Salt Lake 1, San Diego 5 Seattle 2, Denver 9 Spokane 1, Vancouver 9 Hawaii 3. International League results not detailed.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Indianapolis
Tacoma
Oklahoma City
Portland
Salt Lake
San Diego
Seattle
Denver
Spokane
Vancouver
Hawaii
Cassius Clay Named Fighter of the Month
Cassius Clay earned Ring Magazine Fighter of the Month after his first round knockout of Sonny Liston in New York. Nat Fleischer criticized claims of fixes while noting Liston dropped to fourth in the magazine rankings. Floyd Patterson moved to first, Ernie Terrarell to second, and George Chuvalo to third.
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New York
Cassius
George Chuvalo
Snead Leads Qualifiers for 65th U S Open
Sammy Snead, winner of many titles, heads a strong field hoping to qualify next week for the 65th U S Open at Belvedere Country Club St Louis June 17-20. 459 players compete for 119 spots across 13 sectional sites with defend ing champion Ken Venturi among those already exempt.
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New York
Sammy Snead
Bellerive Country Club
St. Louis
Cary Middlecoff
Tommy Bolt
Lew Worsham
Denny Shute
Jack Burke Jr
Mena Coach Resigns to Take Florida Football Position
Curtis Easley, superintendent of Mena public schools in Arkansas, announces the resignation of Jim Baker as head football coach. Baker is set to become a football coach at a Florida school, with details forthcoming.
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Mena, Ark
Curtis Easley
Jim Baker
Mena
Easley
Baker
Rochester Edges Toronto In Rain Soaked Affair
Rochester defeats Toronto 5 to 4 while Toledo edges Jacksonville 8 to 6. Buffalo visits Syracuse as rain interrupts play.
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Rochester
Toronto
Toledo
Jacksonville
Buffalo
Syracuse
Lambeau Founder of Packers Dies at 67
Karl L. Curly Lambeau founder of the Green Bay Packers and first coach to win three straight NFL titles died at 67 from a heart attack. He built Green Bay into a championship town, led titles in 1929 1930 1931 and later added 1936 1939 and 1944. He collapsed while mowing near Sturgeon Bay. Lambeau was a Packers pioneer and modern NFL innovator.
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Curly) Lambeau
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Chicago Cardinals
Washington Redskins
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American Professional Football Association
National Football League
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Chicago
Washington
Cleveland Browns
Veale Fans 16 as Pirates Win 12th Straight
Bob Veale struck out 16 Phillies in a 4-0 Pirates win sealing their 12th consecutive victory. Rain delays totaling over two hours tired Veale but he neared the major league strikeout record and boosted his 77 punchouts this season.
Baseball season leaders and player stats mixed with a Green Bay funeral notice
The data lists 1960s era season leaders like Mantilla and Horton with RBIs and home runs, plus notable pitching marks for Pascual and Grant. It ends with a funeral notice for a Notre Dame football figure, noting services tentatively set for Saturday in Green Bay and survivors including Donald E. Evrard and siblings.
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Notre Dame
Green Bay
Donald E
Oliver B
Frances Peatrice Evrard
Red Air Challenge Faces Viet Nam Air War
The article notes Communist forces in Southeast Asia use MIG-15, MIG-17, MIG-19 and MIG-21 jets from Soviet designs, with MIG-25 not seen outside Russia. It contrasts this with US air superiority expectations, while acknowledging red fighters’ hit and run tactics in Vietnam.
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Southeast Asia
Peking
Russia
Viet Nam
Standings and Tuesday results in the American League and NL
Baseball standings show Minnesota and Chicago atop the AL with strong records. Tuesday results include Los Angeles beating Boston 4 1. Upcoming schedule lists Detroit at New York and Boston at Minnesota among others with cross league games and night doubleheaders noted.
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Chicago
Detroit
Baltimore
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Boston
New York
Washington
Kansas City
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
St Louis
Houston
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Travelers Acquire 22 Year Old Infielder from Angels
Arkansas Travelers add 22 year old infielder Bob Lucas from the Los Angeles Angels system. He is expected to join the Pacific Coast League club soon and will be tried at shortstop.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Travelers
Los Angeles Angels
Bob Lucas
Harding Athletes to NAI Meet at Sioux Falls
Six Harding College track stars will compete Friday and Saturday in the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics meet at Sioux Falls. The listed athletes are Tom Bateman Cliff New York and the others from Los Angeles and St. Louis.
Veale Dominates as Pirates Extend Win Streak
Pittsburgh lefty Bob Veale struck out 16, allowed only five hits in a 4-0 Pirates win over Philadelphia for their 12th straight victory. Jim Hickman drove in four with two homers as the Mets beat the Cubs 10-5.
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Murray Chass
Associated Press
Bob Veale
Pittsburgh
Veale
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Pirates
Philadelphia
Bob Feller
Sandy Koufax
Don Drysdale
Bob Gibson
Dick Stuart
Rich Allen
Tony Gonzalez
Milwaukee
Houston
St. Louis
San Francisco
New York
Chicago
Los Angeles
Boston
Art Mahaffey
Bob Bailey
Bill Virdon
Willie Stargell
Jerry Lynch
Phillie
Hank Aaron
Mack Jones
Hal Woodeshick
Walt Bond
Hurline
Claude Raymond
Braves
Cardinals
Ray Sadecki
Jim Hickman
Mets
Warren Spahn
Cubs
Southpaw
Chicago Cubs
Pacific Coast League standings and schedules brief
Eastern Division teams such as Oklahoma City Denver Indianapolis and Salt Lake City battle for positions with records around .492 to .568. Western Division lists Portland Tacoma Vancouver Seattle and Hawaii with varied marks as action pairs Sacramento none. Schedule notes include Tacoma at Oklahoma City and Salt Lake at Portland with several other matchups outlined.
Detroit 84 Lolich Faces Lopez 52 in Los Angeles
A baseball score features Detroit pitcher Lolich against Los Angeles batter Lopez in a 84 52 matchup. The contest closes with Detroit securing the win as the two teams clash at the home park.
Baseball Leaders Include Mays Houston Pitching Leaders
Batting leaders show Mays San Francisco .343 with 17 home runs and 12 RBI for McCovey. Rose leads Cincinnati with 40 runs. Banks tops RBI with 44. Pinson also stars with 61 hits. Williams 16 doubles and Wills 30 stolen bases. Maloney tops pitching at 5-1 with Koufax striking out 105.
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Horton
Detroit
Davalillo
Cleveland
Green
Boston
McAuliffe
Mantilla
Howard
Washington
Cardenal
Los Angeles
Versalles
Minnesota
Ward
Chicago
Blasingame
Conigliaro
Colavito
Gentile
Kansas City
Campaneris
Pascual
Grant
McDowell
Cleve
Coleman
Cincinnati
Mays
San Francisco
Rose
Banks
McCovey
J. Alou
Pinson
Williams
Kranepool
New York
Callison
Philadelphia
Johnson
Wills
Brock
St. Louis
Maloney
Farrell
Houston
Koufax
Drysdale
Veale
Pittsburgh
Travelers blank Indianapolis to win Pacific Coast League game
Arkansas beat Indianapolis 4 to 0 after a four hit first inning including a Bill Surrell triple and a two run double by Bobby Del Greco. Herb Plews drove in a run and Adolpho Phillips added an infield single.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Indianapolis
Travelers
Manly Johnston
Bill Surrell
Herb Plews
Adolpho Phillips
Bobby del Greco
Speedy Indy 500 winner bags record purse in 1965
Scot Jimmy Clark and Mario Andretti highlighted the victory dinner as the Indianapolis 500 purse reached a record 628399. Clark earned 166621 for the Lotus Ford team, with owner Colin Chapman receiving the majority share. Andretti was named Rookie of the Year with 23 of 24 votes, earning 590 and a meat packer trophy.
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Jimmy Clark
Mario Andretti
Clark
Duns
Scotland
Colin Chapman
London
Andretti
Nazareth
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Speedway
A. J. Foyt
Houston
Tex
Parnelli Jones
Torrance Calif
Navigator Aims To Replicate Bligh Route In Tiny Vessel
Australian navigator Doug Olifent, 43, sails an 18-foot boat from Tefua toward Timor to reproduce Captain Bligh's historic voyage. Using motor and radio, he plans 48 days to reach the Timor leg not covered by Bligh, who headed from Tefua with 18 men after mutiny in 1789.
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Brisbane
Australia
Doug Olifent
William Bligh
Tefua
Tonga Islands
Timor
Olifent
Tofua
Bligh
Bounty
Harding Wins ICA Track Title In Arkansas Meet
Harding captures the Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference track title with Mike Curry, Jerry Brown, Jerry Baker and Ken Smith contributing in the event. Multiple athletes from the team helped secure the championship.
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Clark
Mike Curry
Jerry Brown
Jerry Baker
Ken Smith
Harding
Arkansas
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