Bills Have New Kicker Lusteg Leads Bills Past Patriots
Buffalo Bills rookie kicking hope Booth Lusteg, formerly of Boston College and the New Haven area, drilled 18 28 42 and 47 yard field goals and added a conversion in a 19 12 exhibition win over the Boston Patriots. He appears set to replace Ge golak with Bills coach Joel Collier praising his consistency and distance. Lusteg has kicked for the Boston and New Bedford Sweepers in the Atlantic Coast League the past two years.
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Grauman to Handle Clay Draft Appeal Hearing
Laurence S. Grauman named as hearing officer for Cassius Clay draft appeal set for Aug 18 at 2 p.m. Hayden Covington to represent Clay, arguing for conscientious objector deferment. Clay, reclassified 1-A in February, seeks relief amid Vietnam era controversy and prior title defenses incl. Brian London.
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Nash Harts Twins Lose 6-1 as Nash Wins Sixth Straight
Kansas City’s Jim Nash earned his sixth consecutive victory since a July 1 recall, pitching seven hits allowed and silencing the Minnesota Twins. The Athletics rallied for three runs in the second inning aided by Dick Green, Ed Charles and Joe Nossek as Kaat exited after walks and a hit.
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Scott's 21st homer lifts Red Sox past Indians 3 1
Boston rookie George Scott hit his 21st home run for a 3 1 win over Cleveland as dense fog delayed play. Jose Tartabull reached on an infield hit and Carl Yastrzemski doubled for Boston's first run. Joe Azcue homered for Cleveland, while Jose Santiago earned his 11th win.
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Soviets Lead After First Round in Aerobatics
Soviet fliers dominated the Eighth Annual Aerobatics Championships with men occupying the top four spots and a Soviet aviatrix placed fifth overall after the first of three rounds of compulsory exercises.
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A Lucky Charm Benton Prepares Eddie Cotton for Title Shot
Veteran trainer Teddy Benton predicts Eddie Cotton will claim the light heavyweight crown next Monday night, aiming to extend his personal streak of champions trained. Benton recalls guiding six champions including Davey Moore and Eder Jofre, and praises Ortiz and Torres while noting his long global travels with fighters.
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Tigers Rally Past Senators Behind Horton's 12th Inning Hit
Willie Horton delivered a two out bases loaded single in the 12th to push across two runs and lift the Detroit Tigers to a 5 3 win over the Washington Senators. Dave Wickersham earned the victory for Detroit while Bob Humphreys took the loss. Frank Howard homered for Washington to force extras.
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Dressen in Hospital as Tigers Face Manager Uncertainty
Detroit UPI Charlie Dressen remained hospitalized in serious condition at Ford Hospital with an acute kidney infection. The 67 year old former manager has been out since May 16 after his second heart attack, though doctors noted slight improvement. Frank Skaff runs the club in the interim while Bob Swift recovers from a malignant lung tumor.
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Strangler Lewis Dies at 76 in Oklahoma
Private funeral services will be held today for professional wrestler Ed Strangler Lewis who died Sunday at Muskogee Veterans Hospital Oklahoma. Real name Robert H. Fredrich Lewis rose to fame in the 1920s and spent 25 years after retirement teaching boys to build their lives on a firm religious foundation.
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Morris Best AFL Center Candidate Shines in Camp
Jon Morris of the Boston Patriots, a Holy Cross product, battles Oakland’s Jim Otto for All Pro honors. Coach Art Spinney predicts Morris will be the best center in pro football within three years, praising his speed, savvy, and quick snaps. Teammates Jeff Long and Babe Parilli also laud Morris’s impact and consistency.
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Basketball Classic to End After 1967 Holiday Tourney
Los Angeles campuses UCLA and USC announce the Los Angeles Basketball Classic will be held for the last time in 1967. The schools will instead run smaller tournaments on alternate years to allow Bruins and Trojans to travel for holiday play.
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New Professional Soccer League Born
The merger of two American groups formed the National Professional Soccer League to start operations next year with nine cities including St. Louis New York Boston Chicago Atlanta Los Angeles Toronto San Diego and Hartford and franchises eyed in Philadelphia Detroit Cleveland and San Francisco. A delegation led by Charles Houghton travels to Europe to recruit coaches and players as the league seeks a national commissioner and stadiums while promoting soccer at high school and college levels.
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