Olympians urge AAU to take first step on dual sanctioning
Three famed Olympians led by Jesse Owens urge the Amateur Athletic Union and the USTFF NCAA to forge a joint plan for approved dual sanctioning of track meets. Owens and Richards back a joint committee to supervise competition, standards, and international team selection.
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USTFF
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Rochester Leads Gopher Not Meet In State Tennis Semis
Rochester leads Minnesota high school tennis at the University of Minnesota courts with 12 points while Edina Morningside has 8. In singles semis John Brennan of Minneapolis West faces Chip Otness of Edina Morningside. Bob Gray of Rochester meets Merle Kerr of Hibbing. Doubles semis feature Daugherty brothers for Rochester and Mahin York for Minnetonka.
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Minnesota
University of Minnesota
John Brennan
Minneapolis West
Chip Otness
Edina Morningside
Bob Gray
Rochester
Merle Kerr
Hibbing
Edina
Brian Mahin
Dave York
Minnetonka
Steve Anderson
al Hansen
North St. Paul
Bob Mead
Charles Gudger
Wayzata
John Larson
Douglas Maday
Fairmont
Ken Bartel
Pat Carey
Elk River
Peter Anderson
Rick Larson
Moorhead
Mahin-York
Mead-Gudger
Daughertys
Bartel-Carey
Ripon and Coe Place Five Each On All Mid Midwest Team
In the Midwest Conference, Ripon and Coe dominate the all star selections with five players from each school across the Northern and Southern divisions. Ripon wins the northern title, then defeats Coe to claim the conference crown in playoffs.
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Reloit
Ripon
Coe
Paul Skibsrud
St. Olaf
Fred Wied
Fred Jacobs
Carleton
Dick Bennett
Jim Cahoon
Eric Grimsrud
Gordon Steinbach
Neil Dunn
Dave Bienfang
Steve Bernsten
Lawrence
Mike Frederick
Monmouth
Kendall Meyer
Cornell
George Shea
Knox
Dick Smith
Don Dempsey
John Sfkes
Skip Swann
Dick Tossi
Bill Reese
Dixon Slater
Tom Wingader
Dennis Hanssen
Grinnell
Tim Frisch
Buckeyes Face Arizona State For NCAA Crown Showdown
Ohio State coach Marty Karow says the Buckeyes carry desire confidence and momentum into the College World Series final against Arizona State. Arizona State brings a 53 8 record while OSU is 30 12 in a 9 p m EST title tilt.
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Jim van Valkenburg
Associated Press
OMAHA
Ohio State
Marty Karow
Arizona State
Buckeyes
ASU
John Durant
Karow
Steve Arlin
Washington State
Ron Kitchton
Jim Merrick
Doug Nurnberg
Nurnberg
Jim Merrell
Arlin
Durant
Bragan Jr. Signs with Braves West Palm Beach Affiliate
Bobby Bragan Jr., son of Milwaukee Braves manager, signs with the club's West Palm Beach Florida State League farm team. The 21-year-old infielder and outfielder has attended Mississippi State and played in Sturgis South Dakota in the Basin League, earning MVP honors in two seasons.
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Bobby Bragan Jr
Milwau Ikee Braves
West Palm Beach
Braves
Bragan
Mississippi State
Sturgis
Hamline Eyes Midway Stadium Purchase in St Paul
Hamline University seeks to buy Midway Stadium for relocating athletic facilities. City valuation engineer to appraise the site after Commissioner Peterson request. Stadium opened 1957 at about 2 million. Twins use Metropolitan Stadium. Vikings practice at Midway. Orioles 1964 AL dark-champion noted.
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ST. Paul
Hamline University
Midway Stadium
Hamline
Paul H. Giddens
Robert Peterson
Midway
Minnesota Twins
Metropolitan Stadium
Minnesota Vikings
Five Luther Trackmen To NCAA Finals On West Coast
Decorah Iowa Five Luther College track stars advance to NCAA finals in Long Beach California after strong regional results. Luther placed third at Augustana College meet with distance star Gene Takle and sprinters Jerry Thompson Mike Austad Gary Peer and Paul Olsen named for the trip to compete this season's final events.
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Iowa
Luther College
Long Beach
Calif
Luther
Augustana College
Rock Island
Ill
Kenton Finager
Gene Takle
Jerry Thompson
Mike Austad
Gary Peer
Paul Olsen
Braves Plea to Be Aired in County Strategy Session
Milwaukee officials plan a strategy session with Teams Inc and county leaders to discuss the Braves offer to depart Milwaukee for Atlanta during the all star break. The county would receive 400000 and Teams 100000 with legal action possible to block the move.
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Milwaukee
Teams, Inc
Eugene Grobschmidt
John Doyne
Robert P. Russell
Grobischmidt
Atlanta
N Group
Grobschmidt
Wisconsin
William Bartholomay
Doyne
Bartholomay
Russell
Carson-Newman Nine Captures NAIA Baseball Title
Carson-Newman of Jefferson City Tenn won its second win over Omaha University to clinch the NAIA baseball tournament championship in St Joseph Mo The Eagles edged Omaha 3-2 after an unearned run in the eighth inning and completed the double elimination run Wright fanned 15 to reach 37 in the tournament and 10 0 season mark earning MVP honors.
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Carson - Newman
Jefferson City
Tenn
Omaha University
Eagles
Omaha
Clyde Wright
Ray Washburn
St. Louis Cardinal
Whitworth
Wash
Wright
Clay Ali delivers Black Muslim sermon in Milwaukee
Muhammad Ali addresses about 300 people at Muhammad’s Mosque No. 3 in Milwaukee. He proclaims the blacker the berry the sweeter the juice and denounces brainwashing by whites while praising black heritage. He says he was driving in Chicago when he decided to visit Milwaukee and meet his brother and sisters.
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Cassius Clay
Oops
Muhammad Ali
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Tarzan
White House
Clay-Ali
Chicago
The
Milwaukee Sentinel
Paul Bunyan Racing Doubleheader Slated
About 80 drivers vie for 80 000 dollars in prize money at the Paul Bunyan 400 racing doubleheader at Minnesota State Fairgrounds. After Saturday trials the top 24 sprint car drivers race 100 laps for 9 000 dollars while 30 of the fastest new cars contend in a 300 lap event for 11 000 dollars.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota State Fairgrounds
Willie Horton Rises From Detroit Slums To Lead AL Hitting
Willie Horton grew up amid Detroit slums with 14 in the family. A high school coach aided him with shoes and clothes, propelling a baseball rise to the Detroit Tigers. After his parents were killed in a car crash, Horton dedicated his season to them and stalked the AL home run and batting crown.
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Nea
Willie Horton
Detroit
Willie
Sam Bisher
Sam
Horton
Virginia
Wickersham
Demeter
Pagan
Odessa Secures 1965 Junior College Golf Crown
Odessa Texas led by the small but bold Jerry Smith captured the 72 hole National Junior College golf tournament title in Grand Rapids Michigan. The victory gave Odessa its sixth championship in seven years with Phoenix Arizona finishing fourth and Austin Minnesota placing tenth with a score of 1294 in the team standings.
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Grand Rapids
Aaron Leads Cleveland Open Into Third Round
Tommy Aaron the likable Georgia pro carries a two stroke lead entering the third round of the Cleveland Open. He shot a four under par 66 to reach 135 after 36 holes and eyes the $25 000 top prize. Tony Lema and Gordon Jones share runner up at 137.
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Tommy Aaron
Aaron
Tony Lema
Gordon Jones
Alliance
Ohio
Orlando
Fla
Ken Venturi
Tommy Bolt
Tommy Jacobs
Doug Sanders
Bobby Nichols
Dan Sikes
Bert Weaver
Randy Glover
Mason Rudolph
Larry Mowry
Julius Boros
Don Stickney
Billy Casper
Arnold Palmer
Bruce Crampton
Three Young Golf Pros Take Charge
In the $9,000 Women's Western Open at Beverly Country Club Chicago three young pros lead midway. Sue Maxwell 145 holds a two stroke edge over Sandra Haynie 149 and Judy Torluemke 150 with Margie Masters and Carol Mann at 150. Mickey Wright 151 and Kathy Whitworth 156 trail. Amateurs read 154.
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Beverly Country Club
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Longview
Tex
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North Key Largo
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Australia
Margie Masters
Margie
Carol Mann
Mickey Wright
Kathy Whitworth
Carol Sorenson
Janesville
Wis
Thrills for Keane Remember McCarver and Gibson
Yankees manager Johnny Keane recalls the 1964 World Series where Tim McCarver hit a 10th inning homer in the fifth game to edge the Cardinals 3-2. Keane credits Bob Gibson for delivering the other major thrill of that series.
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Tommy Tresh
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Gibson
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Toby's Bows On Forfeit In Classic
A Classic League softball game ended in a forfeit after Toby's blew a 15-0 lead and faced reduced roster due to abusive language. Other results include Pizza Villa S and H Sport Shop beating Katz Co. 10-1, Klein and Son 3-1 over Scott Burgess, and Lichtie Construction 11-3 over Melody Mill.
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H Sport Shop
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Diesburg
Schultz P
Tooke
Hoadley
Fries
Wilkins
Manninger
Papentuss
Goss
Wohlhoefer
Holzer Rf
Sullivan
Kreutz Prep
Klein & Son
Lichtie Mill RH Abr
Mickelson
Larkin
Peterson
Johnson
English Youth Reaches British Amateur Final at Porthcawl
Clive Clark a 19 year old English youth advances to the 36 hole final at Porthcawl facing English champion Michael Bonallack. The week sees an all English final with 34 Americans eliminated from the 178 players including Billy Hyndman and Dick Chapman.
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Porthcawl
Wales
Clive Clark
Billy Hyndman
Philadelphia
Henri Frassineau
Bob Williams
Michael Bonallack
Hyndman
Clark
Dick Chapman
Palm Beach
Fla
Maple Grove Meet Set for Tuesday Golf Invitational
The Maple Grove nine hole invitational will be held Tuesday with coffee at 8 a.m. and tee off from 8:30 a.m. Attending clubs include Viroqua La Crosse Country Club Coulee Pine Creek Galesville and Sparta.
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Viroqua
la Crosse Country Club
Coulee
Pine Creek
Galesville
Sparta
Badger Crew Draws Lane 14 In Regatta
NEW YORK RP Crews from 15 colleges including Wisconsin drew lanes for the 63rd Intercollegiate Rowing Regatta on Onondaga Lake Syracuse June 16. Wisconsin varsity drew lane 14 for the three mile race as its junior varsity starts in lane 9 and the freshmen yearling race puts Wisconsin in lane 1. Washington and Cornell share favorites status in the varsity event.
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Wisconsin
Onondaga Lake
Syracuse
Badgers
Washington
Cornell
Snead Enters Toronto Canadian Open At Mississaugua
Sam Snead the three time Canadian Open champ enters this year championship at Toronto Mississaugua course July 14 to 17. The 53 year old veteran from White Sulphur Springs West Virginia won his first Canadian Open on the same course 26 years ago.
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Sam Snead
Toronto
Mississaugua
White Sulpher Springs
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