Fray over umpire Al Smith stirs New York sports clash
A reader-voiced critique targets AL umpire Al Smith at first base in a Yankees Cardinals game. The writer cites disputed calls that shaped the score, notes Smith's alleged bias, and recalls Charlie Sudden and Charlie Hadden, two memorable Kentucky-connected athletes, alongside fan praise for fair play and stadium facilities.
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Bidding War Roils Angels Trade Negotiations
In St Louis the Angels reject a Philadelphia offer for Mahaffey and explore bids from Kansas City for Gentile or Charles. Haney and Rigney seek a left handed pitcher and third baseman while discussions with Philadelphia GM John Owens sour. San Francisco and Chicago also weigh in with offers as Belinsky remains a central pivot in this winter’s trade talk.
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Olympic Gifts Stopped After Officials Seek Fair Play
Olympic officials on Tuesday asked Japanese manufacturers to stop giving visiting athletes gifts such as radios and tape recorders. The move followed reports of athletes receiving gifts while officials did not, including a Dutch player exchange during a match. Other items touched on include boxing prospects, a Tim McCarver Day in Memphis, and plans to provide earlier TV film to U.S. networks via Syncom II offering up to nine minutes of taped coverage daily during regular newscasts.
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Rams to Miss Bass Allen Rams to Miss Bass Allen
Fullback Dick Bass and end Duane Allen of the Rams will miss Sunday's game against the San Francisco 49ers at the Coliseum due to injuries. Bass sprained knee and Allen bruised shoulder land them on the two week disabled list. The Rams face offensive woes with reduced rushing and inconsistent receivers aside from rookie Bruce Gassei.
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Willeford Stars As USC Beats Lonp Reach State
Willeford tallies four goals as USC dunked Lonp Reach State 65 Tuesday at USL. 49er water polo squad moves to 5-1. Cluttered text aside, Willeford and Dawsey lead with strong scoring for USC in a decisive win.
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L B Bleamaster Aims For Olympic Gold In Fencing
Long Beach State student Les Bleamaster makes a push for the 1964 Olympic epee team after a series of strong qualifying results. The Downey High and Compton College alum, married with a son, credits his employer All-American Market Cypress and wife Emilie for support. Bleamaster, 28, trained under Ralph Faulkner and varied in pentathlon before focusing on epee to reach the New York World Fair trials and earn one of four vacant berths. He notes fencing risks but remains hopeful of a gold medal.
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Olympic medal blitz as U S lakes lead in events
Kathy Eltis, an Indianapolis schoolgirl, helped the United States win five medals, doubling the output and widening their margin over Russia to 10-4. The eight oared crew from Philadelphia’s Vesper Boat Club and a coxless four led by talent won second-chance heats. Tony Gibson and Charles Brown secured boxing wins, while a 238.8 second 400 meter freestyle set an Olympic record in a qualifying heat. Barred by weather and injuries, Pettr Barrett withdrew from Finn class yachting after fouling out in the third race. Netherlands took gold in the 100 kilo motor road cycling team trial, with Italy second and Sweden third.
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Pasadena Harbor Showdown Sparks Western States Clash
The undefeated Harbor Sea faces a key Western States Conference test at Pasadena College Friday night in a televised game on KCOH. Other Friday games include Corrion at Lag Anperss Cy, with local interest high as the conference race tightens.
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Wilt Chamberlain Leaves Hospital Amid Ongoing Ailment Mystery
Wilt Chamberlain says three weeks of hospital tests fail to solve the stomach pains mystery. The 7'1" star plans to return to Philadelphia for further consultation with Dr. Stanely Lorber, hoping long‑standing records shed light. Warriors open NBA season vs Baltimore while Chamberlain recovers.
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Lakers Waive Rookie Savage
Rookie John Savage of North Texas State was placed on waivers by the Lakers after reaching the NBA roster limit of 11 men. The 8 foot 5 back court player from UCLA was added as their fifth draft choice report.
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Rodgers Leads Warriors Win in Vancouver Exhibition
San Francisco's Warriors defeated the Lakers 102 to 97 in an exhibition game here Tuesday night. Guy Rodgers sparked the win with 22 points while Jerry West led the Lakers with 24 points. Elgin Baylor also played for the Lakers.
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