Yankees Seem Set for Drive After Pennant
The New York Yankees, leading the American League, head to Cleveland for the first twi-night doubleheader as they plan a seven game road trip. The main issue is which outfield position Mantle should start, after volunteering to play closest to the bench in left field. Pitching rotation is set and the club aims to maintain its one game lead over Baltimore and two over Chicago.
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Grid Player Jimmy Brown Addresses Black Muslims Views
Cleveland Browns star Jimmy Brown says he is not a member of the Black Muslims but supports the group’s views as outlined in Look Magazine. He notes his statements on racial discrimination and the need to protest, while denying direct affiliation with the sect.
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Yankees Aim to Maintain Edge in Pennant Push
In a twi nighter, Mel Stottlemyre and Whitey Ford face Dick Donovan and Sonny Siebert as the Indians counter. Orioles and White Sox also play Detroit and Los Angeles, with Milt Pappas and Bruce Howard matching Hank Aguirre and Fred Newman. Yankees, riding momentum, hold a sizable loss lead with 14 games left and five straight wins.
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Bobcats Open Title Defense at Smackover in Week's Key Game
In Division 4AA football, Hope defends its title opening at Smackover against Buckaroos while Warren visits Fairview and Crossett plays Magnolia. Non league actions include Arkadelphia at Prescott and Malvern leads the league with Malvern, Hope, and Smackover as early favorites. Phil Clem and Jerry Burnett pace scoring with 25 points each, followed by D McMurry and Warren's D Young.
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Padres Clinch Packie Coast League Title In Eight-Game Series
San Diego defeated Arkansas 11 to 5 to win the league championship in the seventh game. Miles McWilliams drove in two on a single, Tim Harkness homered, Hal Smith and Ken Walters added RBI, and Pat Corrales contributed two RBI including a ninth inning homer.
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Phillies recall three players from Travelers affiliate
The Philadelphia Phillies announced Monday night they recalled pitcher Dallas Green catcher Pat Corrales and first baseman Costen Shockley from the Pacific Coast League farm club at Little Rock Arkansas. They are slated to rejoin the National League leaders in time for tonight's game against the Cincinnati Reds.
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Baseball Minor League Playoffs Finals AP Report
In the International League Rochester edges Syracuse 4 to 3 to tie the best-of-seven series at 1-1. In the Pacific Coast League San Diego defeats Arkansas 11 to 5 to win the best-of-seven series in four straight games.
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Fight Results Monday's Fights Show Mixed Outpoints
In Tokyo Kiyoshi Tanabe outpointed Jet Parker by points. In Manchester Howard Winstone defeated Jose Bisbal on points. In Dallas Roy Rogers beat Murphy Gordwin on points.
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Broyles Sees Arkansas Mistakes After OSU Loss
Arkansas coach Frank Broyles said the Razorbacks will study the Oklahoma State game repeatedly, noting many mistakes. He warned that errors against Tulsa next week could be disastrous for their aerial threat, and praised noseguard Jim Johnson for his Dallas performance while Billy Gray leads 1st string until Fred Marshall heals.
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Olympic Team Tops Pro Five in San Francisco
The U S Olympic squad led by Jerry Shipp with 16 points defeated the San Francisco Warriors. Tokyo Games selection includes 17 athletes across sailing track field and wrestling with Greek selections totaling five.
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Home Stealing Proves Way to Beat the Phils
Cincinnati’s Chico Ruiz stole home in the sixth inning to spark a 1-0 upset of Philadelphia as John Tsitouris pitched shutout ball into the sixth. The win pulled Cincinnati within 5 1/2 games of the Phillies, who lost to Los Angeles 4-3 earlier when Willie Davis stole home in the 16th. Rusty Staub drove in two for Houston in a 3-1 win over San Francisco, cutting the Giants’ gap to seven games.
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Foes Pick Texas as Nation's Top After Openers
Texas coaches spar over 1964 and 1965 teams ahead of Southwest Conference opener at Texas Tech. Tech praises Texas while Royal notes no injuries. Rice and Baylor prep for seasons, SMU reports practice updates, TCU faces injury loss, and Houston edges with late comeback.
Arkansas Player Signed by Cards
St Louis signs Edward McClelland of Prairie Grove Ark to a minor league contract. McClelland, 18, was assigned to Rock Hill, South Carolina, as part of the Cardinals organization.
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Lions Players Ignore Curfew
Detroit owner William Clay Ford said more than one Lions player was fined up to $100 for violating a 10 p.m. curfew before Saturdays game against the Los Angeles Rams. He confirmed some players faced fines and the team settled on penalties as the Lions and Rams tied 17-17.
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Auerbach Takes Full Charge As Celtics Executive
Boston AP Lou Pieri secured the basketball club presidency and promoted Red Auerbach to full authority as vice president and general manager. Auerbach, 47, enters his 19th season on the Celtics bench and has steered the team to six straight NBA titles and seven in eight years. Pieri foresees Auerbach eventually folding the president role into his duties in coming years.
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Arkansas Ready For Tulsa With Nix Out
Sophomore Nix hurt a knee against Kansas last week. Jerry Cannaday will replace Nix at guard and Jerry Welch and tackle Mike Bender remain on the injury list with bruises but expected to play. Arkansas coach Frank Broyles plans to wear out the game film to correct mistakes from the Oklahoma State loss. Texas A&M coach Hank Feldberg vows new plays against Houston after a LSU defeat, noting no major injuries in Aggie camp.
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