Jury Picked Fights Last Night for Clay Trial
White six male six female jury chosen to hear Cassius Clay case over draft charges. Trial may yield five years in prison and up to $10,000 fine. Clay’s defense questions jurors on war views and his Muslim minister status.
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B.F. Kellum Houston
Cassius Clay
Clay
Muhammad Ali
Hayden Covington
New York
Quinnan Hodges
Houston
U.S. Atty
Morton L. Susman
Court of
U.S. Dist
Joe Ingraham
Texas Selective Service State
Ingraham
Ingrasham
Venireman
Furge
Covington
Disciples of Christ Church
Lathern
Susman
Ecuador Upsets U S in Davis Cup to Reach Semifinals
Ecuador defeated the United States 3-1 in Guayaquil lifting to the interzone semifinals. Francisco Guzman and Miguel Olvera earned key singles and doubles wins while Cliff Richey extended his match to a suspended encounter. The U S team led by Arthur Ashe faced surprising setbacks as the famed player lost in straight sets.
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Guayaquil
Ecuador
George MacCall
Cliff Richey
Arthur Ashe
United States
Ashe
Richmond
Francisco Guzman
Spain
Russia
Richey
San Angelo
Tex
Guzman
Miguel Olvera
Brazil
Moneday
U.S
Olvera
Clark Graebner
Beachwood
Ohio
Marty Riessen
Evanston
Mexico
Broyles Host to Coaches at Tourney
Cherokee Village hosts the third annual Coaches Invitational Golf Tournament opening Wednesday with 27 holes over two days. Defending champion J T King of Texas Tech and notable coaches including Bear Bryant Stallings Broyles and Darrell Royal compete as field grows with six SWC coaches invited and many top college leaders in attendance.
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Cherokee Village
Ark
J.T. King
Texas Tech
King
Frank Broyles
University of Arkansas
Broyles
Darredl Royal
University of Texas
Gene Stallings
Texas A&m
Paul “Bear
Bryant
Fred Taylor
TCU
John Bridgers
Baylor
Stallings
Royal
Charles McClendon
LSU
Doug Dickey
Tennessee
Johnny Vaught
Ole Miss
Chuck Fairbanks
Oklahoma
Bob Devaney
Nebraska
Pepper Rodgers
Kansas
Eddie Crowder
Colorado
Ara Parsegian
Notre Dame
Bill Pace
Vanderbilt
Jim Pittman
Tulane
Paul Davis
Auburn
Glenn Dobbs
Tulsa
Billy Murphy
Memphis State
Tom Harp
Duke
Johnny McKay
Southern California
Murray Warmath
Minnesota
Charles Bradshaw
Kentucky
Benny Ellender
Arkansas State University
Couple completes world cruise after three year voyage
Monterey California AP A Sallms schoolteacher and his wife end a three year voyage in their 20 foot yawl sailing from June 22 1964 They visited Hawaii Samoa Australia South Africa the Atlantic and the Panama Canal before returning home Clifford Cain 3 year old survived the trip with his wife Marian who looks forward to living in a home with plumbing and electricity The story also lists Texas League standings and results from Amarillo Arkansas El Paso Dallas Fort Worth Albuquerque Austin and related games
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Monterey
Calif
Sallms
Clifford Cain
Salinas
Marian
Hawaii
Samoa
Australia
South Africa
Atlantic
Panama Canal
Associated Press
W. L. Pet. G
Amarillo
Arkansas
Paso
Albuque
Austin
Dal-Fw
el Paso
Dallas-Fort Worth
Albus Querque
Tex
Wally Wolf
el Paso Sun Kings
Wolf
Danny Jastor
Tom Egan
Jarvis Tatum
Don Wilkinson
Lee Rodriguez
Rodriguez
Travelers
Albuquerque
Dallas- Fort Worth
Jaster
Cecil
Wall
T. Smith
Egan
W— Wolf
L — Jaster
Major League Baseball Standings and Leaders
National and American leagues show St Louis leading NL with 7 22 second place, while Cincinnati and Pittsburgh chase. San Francisco, Atlanta, Philadelphia, Los Angeles, Houston, New York vie in mixed results with several games scheduled and results listed. Key leaders include F. Robinson Balt .335, runs 49, RBIs 56, and Brock StL 46 RBIs 46 with multiple batting and pitching stats highlighted for the season.
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St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
San Fran
Atlanta
Phila
Los Angeles
Houston
New York
San Francisco
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Minnesota
Cleveland
Boston
Baltimore
California
Kansas City
Washington
Twinight
Associated Press
F. Robinson
Balt
Kaline
Det
Tovar
Minn
Killebrew
Clemente
Pitt
Cepeda
St.l
Aaron
Atl
Brock
Wynn
Houst
R. Allen
Phil
Phillips
Chic
Williams
Pinson
Cin
Gonzalez
Attl
Queen
Lemaster
Marishal
S.F
Cuellar
Hoyst
Ron Rapoport
Thera
Rick Monday
Earl Battey
Bill Skowron
Monday
X Rays
Indians
Battey
Big Boog Powell
Orioles
Twins
Skowron
Angels
Saltfors Nia
Tigers
Athletics
Lef
Powell
Oriole
Boog
Earl
Steve Pargan
Don Demeter
Fred Whitfield
Tribe
Dave Boswell
Tony Oliva
Zollo Versalles
Birds
Paul Blair
Rick Reichardt
Clyde Wright
Minnie Rojas
Denny McLain
Don Wert
Little Bloop Single Lifts Pirates Past Cubs
Matty Alou delivered a looping seventh inning bloop single to lift the Pittsburgh Pirates over the Chicago Cubs 4-3. Alou went 4-for-5 on the day and raised his season average to .317 as Dick Schoendienst and Bill Mazeroski contributed key hits in support of Bob Veale’s eighth victory.
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Dick Couca
Associated Press
Matty Alou
Alou
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Philadelphia
Phils
Cubs
Pittsburgh
Don Kessinger
Dick Schofield
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Jy MoGoray
Houston
St. Louis
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Don Pavletich
New York Mets
Cleveland
Kansas City
Detroit
California
Baltimore
Minnesota
Boston
New York
Bill Mazeroski
Ron Santo
Jerry May
Bob Veale
al McPaan
Schofield
Dick Kelley
Jim Lefebvre
Jim Hickman
Denis Menke
Giants Beat Pirates Behind Mays and Hart Homers
Giants topple rookie Gary Nolan as Willie Mays belts a two run homer and Jim Hart adds a bases empty shot in a four run third. Ty Cline fills in for Ollie Brown and collects three hits including a triple for San Francisco. McCormick improves to 6-3 after weathering Pavletichs two homers and a Vada Pinson blast.
Showdown Over Tour Control in Golf War
PGA executives gather as top players led by Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus and Bill Casper push for seven point reform and control over scheduling and contracts while threatening to boycott the PGA National Championship. PGA president Max Elbin resists, saying demands are unrealistic and most pros prefer remaining in the PGA. Dickinson notes players want a voice to run the tour though most wish to stay with the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Grimsley
Associated Press
Cleveland
Professional Golfers Association
PGA
Bob Creasy
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Bill Casper
Denver
Max Elbin
Washington
D.C
Gardner Dickinson
FGA
Dickinson
Palm Beach Gardens
Fla
Creasy
Ethia
Waterway laws flood legislature with boating safety ideas
Afloat commentary notes eight million pleasure boats on American waters. Will new laws require life jackets on small crafts, add safety features to runabouts, and curb reckless water use while officials push driver licenses and age restrictions for youth on boats.
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Bill Warm
Marine Office of America
Warm
Coast Guard
Kansas City Wins Pair From Indians
Kansas City takes a twi night doubleheader against Cleveland 4-2 and 2-6 while injuries test players Rick Monday and Bill Skowron in the guard against further injury. Battey and Boog Powell clash in a rundown, Skowron requires stitches after reopening a wound, and several teams report mixed results across the league.
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Star Sports
Walpole
Mass
Miguel Barrets
Dave Dittmar
White Plains
Danny Perez
Springfield
Dave Atkins
Auckland
New Zealand
Bothy Dunlop
Betty Stintinato
London
John McCormack
Lil
Dublin
Eddie Avoth
Wies
McCormack
Las Vegas
Adolph Pruitt
Lovell Franklin
Oakland
Caracas
Venezuela
Rene Barrientos
Philippines
Francisca Boliver
Pisa
HOPE
ARK Baseball
Campaneris
K.C
Yastrzemski
Bost
Buford
Versalles
Pirates
Don Sutton
Dodgers
Roger Maris
Cardinals
Gotay
Astros
Joe Morgan
Doc Locks
Philadelphia Pekies
Ted Savage
Pete Rose
Cincinnati Reds
Lock
Bistone
Savaze
Rose
New York Jets
Joe Namath
Namath
America
W. Taylor McKeown
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Piece
Piper
Tom Sawyer
Huck
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