Seven Refuse AAU Bids For Europe Track Meet
Seven top U S track and field eligibles decline to join the Olympic style meets against the Soviet Union and other nations next month. Pinky Sober notes absence could cost a victory, while open doors for younger athletes. New faces include Budd Drayton Williams Farmer Dupree Avant among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AAU
Europe
ED Corrigan
Associated Press
New York
Soviet Union
West Germany
England
Poland
United States
Moscow
Pinky Sober
Senators Seek Federal Crackdown on Sports Bribery
Senate backers press bills to combat racketeers targeting college and pro sports. Eastland hopes Congress acts. Keating teams with the NCAA to draft a measure making bribing athletes a federal crime. Kennedy’s broader plan faces authority questions from Miller. Kefauver moves to regulate professional boxing with a federal commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Milton Kelly Washington
Senate
Justice Department
James O. Eastland
D.miss
Senate Judiciary Committee
Congress
Kenneth B. Keating
R. N.Y
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Joe Herbert J. Miller Jr
Department
Miller
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Kingpetch Retains Flyweight Title In 15 Round Fight
Pone Kingpetch of Thailand edged Mitsunori Seki of Japan by split decision after 15 rounds to keep the world flyweight crown. Ring officials from Thailand New York and another judge in Tokyo ruled for Kingpetch while a Japanese judge favored Seki. The Associated Press scored the bout for Kingpetch 147 139.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Pone Kingpetch
Thailand
Mitsunori Seki
Japan
Chua Chaksuraksha
Nat Fleischer
New York
Kingpetch
Hiroyuki Tezaki
Seki
Associated Press
De La Torre and Vitense Win Wisconsin PGA Berths
Manuel de la Torre of Milwaukee and George Vitense topped 20 professionals at South Hills in Fond du Lac to clinch Wisconsin's two PGA Championship spots in Chicago. De la Torre shot 70 73 143 with seven birdies while Vitense finished 75 69 144 one stroke back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fond DU Lac
Manuel de la Torre
Milwaukee
George Vitense
Wisconsin
Chicago
de la Torre
South Hills
Vitense
Iwith
Baseball Standings American League Update
The American League standings show New York leading Los Angeles 8 to 6 after the day’s only game. Tuesday’s schedule includes Washington at Cleveland Chicago at Detroit Baltimore at Kansas City New York at Los Angeles and Boston at Minnesota with two twin nights listed.
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New York
Los Angeles
Washington
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
Baltimore
Kansas City
Boston
Minnesota
G.B. New York
Major League Leaders National League Batting and Pitching
The National League batting leaders include Hoak of Pittsburgh at .341 based on 150 at bats, Altman of Chicago at .335, Mays leading runs with 57, Cepeda driving in 59, Pinson with 88 hits, and Stolen bases led by Pinson with 13. Pitching leaders show Padres at 71 decisions with .875, and Miller at 61 decisions with .857.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoak
Pittsburgh
Altman
Chicago
Mays
San Francisco
Robinson
Cincinnati
Cepeda
Pinson
Wills
Los Angeles
Coleman
Virdon
Stuart
Stuart and Clemente
Boyer
St. Louis
Aaron
Milwaukee
Padres
Miller
Koufax
Williams
Cash
Detroit
Brandt
Baltimore
Mantle
New York
Maris
Piersall
Cleveland
B. Robinson
Power
Romano
Landis
Wood
Keough
Washington
Minor League Baseball Results From Several Circuits
In American Association Louisville beat Houston 11 innings 11 10. Denver defeated Omaha 7 5. Indianapolis defeated Dallas Fort Worth 3 0. Pacific Coast Tacoma won 7 4 over Seattle. Vancouver 5 10 San Diego 0 0 Portland 11 Salt Lake City 2. Hawaii beat Spokane 9 6. International League All Stars 3 Cleveland 0. Northern League Duluth Superior 8 St. Cloud Eau Claire 4. Aberdeen 3 Winnipeg 6 Grand Forks 3. Three I League Topeka 9 Fox Cities 3 Cedar Rapids 7 Lincoln 0. Burlington Des Moines 1. Boxing results include Cassius Clay defeating Kile Sabedong in Las Vegas. Benny Medina stopped Al Med Tano in San Francisco. Holly Mims knocked out Jimmy Remson in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Houston
Denver
Omaha
Indianapolis
Dallas-Fort Worth
Tacoma
Seattle
Vancouver
San Diego
Portland
Salt Lake City
Hawaii
Spokane
Cleveland
Duluth Superior
St. Cloud
Eau Claire
Aberdeen
Winnipeg
Grand Forks
Fox Cities
Cedar Rapids
Lincoln
Burlington
Des Moines
Las Vegas
Nev
Cassius Clay
Kiley Sabedong
San Francisco
Benny Medina
Fresno
Calif
al Med Tano
Sacramento
Philadelphia
Holly Mims
Washington
Jimmy Remson
Detroit
Two Wisconsin Girls Face Round One in Women's Western Golf
Nancy Quick from Burlington meets Janet Logan of Highland Park while Bonnie Werner of Waukesha plays Linda Lewis of Florence in the first round of the Women's Western junior invitation at Sunset Ridge Country Club. Ann Baker, 16, from Maryville, Tenn, won medalist honors with an 80 on the 76 par course as 18 and under players compete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wisconsin
Western Golf Association
Nancy Quick
Burlington
Wis
Janet Logan
Highland Park
Ill
Bonnie Werner
Waukesha
Linda Lewis
Florence
Ala
Ann Baker
Maryville
Tenn
Sunset Ridge Country Club
Winnetka
Wendelin Team Triumphs Over Country Fair in Softball Clash
Wendelin's Mobil defeated Country Fair 17 to 10 at Memorial Field. Larry Wogden belted a homer and T Olson collected three hits for the losers. Alberts and Limberg aided Wendelin's win while Ehlen sfeldt and Johnson played for Country Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendelin
Mobil
Country Fair
Memorial Field
Larry Wogden
T. Olson
Wendelins
Alberts
Limberg
Ehlensfeldt
Johnson
Wimbledon Nets Open as Rain Halts Day One
The 75th Wimbledon championships opened under rain and clouds with 16 matches completed. Neale Fraser defeated Rudy Hernando in straight sets as Chuck McKinley awaits a center court test postponed 24 hours. Rod Laver overwhelmed Tomas Lejus 6-4 6-1 6-1 while other seeds Piatrangeli Emerson Santana Ayala advanced without dropping a set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gale
Wimbledon
England
Chuck McKinley
America
Neale Fraser
Australia
Rudy Hernando
Hernando
Modesto
Cal
Ste T McKinley
St. Ann
Italy
Sergei Tacchini
Rod
the Rocket) Laver
Soviet Union
Tomas Lejus
Fraser
Nicola Pietrangeli
Australis
Roy Emerson
Spain
Manuel Santana
Chile
Luis Ayala
Britain
Vikings Acquire Vet Will Sherman From Rams
The Minnesota Vikings announced the trade for Will Sherman a seven year NFL veteran from the Los Angeles Rams for a 1963 draft choice Sherman will be used as an offensive end by coach Norm Van Brocklin He played end in the Rams final injury plagued game against Green Bay last season and led the league with 11 interceptions in 1955 Ed Sharockman was named to the Aug 4 All Star game in Chicago joining Tommy Mason and Rip Hawkins on the collegiate squad
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul-Minneapolis
Minnesota Vikings
Will Sherman
Los Angeles Rams
Vikings
Norm van Brocklin
Sherman
Green Bay
Rams
Ed Sharockman
Chicago
Sharockman
Tommy Mason
Rip Hawkins
Angry Giants Manager Slices Finger After Locker Room Throw
Philadelphia AP report says Alvin Dark tore the tip of the right middle finger when he hurled a stool in the Giants locker room after a 1-0 loss to the Phillies. Dark was treated at Temple University Hospital and returned to his hotel. Giants stranded 12 runners, four on third base with outs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
San Francisco Giants
Alvin Dark
Giants
Dark
Temple University Hospital
Johnson Aims to Break Rafer Johnson Decathlon Record
Rafer Johnson faces a record bid at the National AAU decathlon championships in Albuquerque. Phil Mulkey of Memphis, who unofficially topped Johnson at the Southeastern AAU, competes alongside Terry Leonard of the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee. The meet opens with the 100 meter dash broad jump shot put high jump and 400 meter dash, then continues with the 110 meter hurdles discus pole vault javelin and 1500 meter run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Morris
Dallas Long
Parry O’brien
Harold Connolly
al Hall
al Oerter
Rink Babka
Vassily Rudenkov
Tom ‘Pagani
Bob Backus
Connolly
Philadelphia
Long
O’brien
Gary Gubiner
New York University
Jay Silvester
Santa Clara
Vladimir Lipsnis
John Velses
Henry Wadsworth
Morris
Silvester
Oerter
Babka
Albuquerque
N.M
Rafer Johnson
Phil Mulkey
Memphis
Johnson
Terry Leonard
University of Wisconsin- Milwaukee
Heating and plumbing firms listed in regional trade directory
A long enumerated roster of local heating and plumbing companies and related suppliers appears, including Branson Sons, Buchner firms, Gambles, Goodyear, Maytag, Sears, Niebuhr, Montgomery Ward, and Western Auto among others, suggesting a directory page of regional trades. The compilation names numerous firms with services in heating, plumbing, air conditioning, and home appliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nic J. Hengel Plumbing & Heating
Ray Hengel Plumbing & Heating
Jorgenson Plumbing & Heating
Kinzie Htg
Kelly Furniture Co
Adam Kroner Co., Inc
Lange & Papenfuss Plbg
Htg
R. H. Lovold, Inc
Marquardt Heating & Appliance Co
Marshall T. V. & Appliance
Maytag & Home Appliance
Montgomery Ward & Co
Niebuhr Plumbing & Heating Co
Northern States Power Co
Onalaska
Hdme. & Appl. Co., Inc
Quality Supply & Heating Co
Kenneth Rahn
Jack Robinson T. V. & Appliance Roellig’s, Inc
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Laver
Rod Laver
Toomas Lejus
Russia
UPI
O'Brien
Jim Elliott
Villanova
Frank Budd
Paul Drayton
Alis Williams
Compton
Dixon Farmer
Occidental
Jim Dupree
Southern Illinois
Bob Avant
Southern California
John Thomas
Senators
William
Bill) Austin
Leon
Sparta
Leon Creek
Bill
National League
G.B. Cincinnati
San Cincinnati
Francisco
Major League
Little Finger
Braves
AB H HR Ave
Mathews
Thomas
Bolling
Torre
Cimolt
Maye
McMillan
Adcock
Crandall
Spangler DeMerit
Mantilla
Wit Gas Sale
F. M. Branson & Son
Bernie J. Buchner Plhg
Hig
Wm. J. Buchner Plumbing & Heating
C & N Plumbing
Cargill Hig. & Air Conditioning Co
Cary Heating & Air Conditioning Co
Clark-Bracken, Inc
Gambles
Gambles North Side
B. F. Goodrich Co
Goodyear Service Store
C. H. Hammersberg Palmer Hanson Heating
Hengel Bros. Plumbing & Heating
Joe Hengel, Sr
Schneider Htg. & Air Cond., Inc
Scott Burgess, Inc
Sears Roebuck & Co
Skelgas la Crosse, Inc
Smith's Plumbing & Heating
Frank Staats Heating
Tausche’s, Inc
Harold Thill
Western Supply Co. Wettstein & Sons
Wiggert Bros
Vic Zahn Sheet Metal
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