Butts Wins $3 Million Libel Judgment Against Post
A federal court jury in Atlanta awarded Wally Butts $3,060,000 in libel damages against the Saturday Evening Post over a March 23 article accusing him of fixing a game. The verdict upheld $60,000 in general damages and punitive damages of $3 million, with the Post appealing.
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Curtis Publishing Co
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Paul
Bear) Bryant
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Franc Scoby
Chicago
O.C. Aderhold
William H. Schroder Jr
The
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Big Eight Faces Toughest Year With Outside Football Outfits
The Big Eight schedules a tough non conference slate with Southern California Texas Northwestern Arkansas Clemson and Syracuse among opponents. Oklahoma and Nebraska headline strong outside runs while Kansas faces Syracuse and Wyoming. Only California and Texas Tech finish lower than third in their conferences.
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Cardinals Rally Past Giants 8-7. take series sweep
In St. Louis, the Cardinals beat the Giants 8-7 to claim a three game sweep as Ray Sadecki or Lew Burdette was set to face Johnny Podres in Los Angeles. Ken Boyer hit a two run homer and Tim McCarver drove in the winning run on Julian Javier's ninth inning dash.
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Johnny Podres
Chavez Ravine
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Washington
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Diego Segui
A’s
Don Rudolph
Claude Osteen
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Ken Boyer
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Julian Javier
Tim McCarver
Felipe Alou
Javier
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Sam Jones
Jack Fisher
Johnny Padres
Insects Spice In Gals Golf Event
Defending champion Joanne Gunderson led a strong start in the 63rd Women's Amateur Golf Championship at Taconic Golf Club. Barbara McIntire and Barbara Cronin were upset, while Sunny Fileitas, a first year golfer with just six tournaments, stunned McIntire by winning two matches.
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Colorado Springs
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Robert Cronin
Hartford
Greenville
Del
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McKinley and Ralston Seek More Tennis Honors After Cup Win
Chuck McKinley and Dennis Ralston launch a campaign for added tennis honors after their Davis Cup American Zone semifinals upset of Osuna and Palafox. They compete in the National Doubles Championships as co favorites with the Mexican duo.
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Chuck McKinley
Dennis Ralston
Rafael Osuna
Antonio Palafox
Mexico
Ralston
McKinley
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Palafox
Leaders National League Batting and Fielding Highlights
Summary of top NL performers Groat and Clemente lead in batting with 344 and 327 hits respectively. Aaron posts 102 RBIs for Milwaukee with White and Flood keySt. Louisville fields star Groat tops doubles with 36 while Wills and Pinson pace steals. Pitching leaders Perra noski and McBean headline saves and strikeouts by Koufax and Drysdale. American League leaders Yastrzemski and Killebrew pace batting and homers. Aparicio and Kilnton lead steals. Radatz and Ford headline decisions. Bunning and Barber top strikeouts.
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Wilkinson Defeats Brown for MVC Tennis Title
Defending champion Steve Wilkinson of Sioux City Iowa defeated Bill Brown of Omaha 64 60 in the Missouri Valley adult tennis title match. The final was postponed from Sunday due to rain.
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Final Tabulations of County Rodeo Fourteenth Annual Jayhawk Event
Final results from the 4th Annual Jayhawk Rodeo at the 4H Fairgrounds list winners and prizes across events Saddie Bronc Calf Roping Bulldogging Bareback Bronc Barrel Racing and Calf Scramble. Notable prizes go to Kent Tibbetts Billie Joe McHargue Jerry Chaffle Marsha Woods and others with cash awards varying by place.
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Mor
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Bill Wood
John Webb
Ted Wing
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Fredania
Nie
Ray Thompson
Harvey Bethel
Grahma
Jerry Chaffle
Topeka
Bob Springer
Larry Jefferies
Camdenton
Bill Feathers
Kansas City
Russell Ward
Chub Anderson
Dave Slider
Charles Brown
Salt Lake City
Utah
Rag-Tag Oakland Grid Club Sees Bright New Era in '63
Oakland's Raiders under new general manager and head coach Al Davis begin a rebuilding project after a 1-13 season. Key acquisitions include Art Powell and Bo Roberson as an aerial threat, Arch Matsos anchoring the defense, with a predicted 6-8 record and possibly third in the AFL Western Division.
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Ohse Beats Dons In Softball Meet
Topeka Ohse defeated the Kansas City Dons 3-1 to win the women's western softball tournament with teams from Kansas Missouri Nebraska and Iowa. It marks the third straight final win over the Dons as Topeka advances to the world tournament in Stratford Connecticut. Barbara Goodrich struck out 12 with four hits allowed. Shirley Gans pitched a no hitter for the Dons earlier in an 8-0 win over the Omaha Royals and a 3-hitter against the Wichita Steffens.
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Enid Omaha to Battle In Crucial Legion Game
Enid Oklahoma faces Omaha Nebraska in a Region 6 American Legion baseball showdown after Omaha defeated Enid 3 0 Monday night. St Paul Minnesota beat Cedar Rapids Iowa 3 1 in the other game. The trio each has one loss and St Paul meets the night’s winner for the regional title on Wednesday.
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Hal Greer Signs 1963-64 Pact With 76ers
Hal Greer the ninth leading scorer last season signs his 1963 64 NBA contract to play for the Philadelphia 76ers. The move anchors the Sixers for the upcoming season in the National Basketball Association.
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Palmer Snares A Playoff Lead
Arnold Palmer held a three stroke edge at the halfway point in an 18 hole playoff for the final World Series berth at Firestone Country Club Akron. Phil Rodgers shot 37 and Jackie Cupi 38 as Palmer led in heavy course conditions after a 34 on the front nine.
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Jackie Cupi
Julius Boros
Bob Charles
Jack Nicklaus
Play Rolls To 7-4 Win In Wichita NBC Action
Wichita moved unbeaten into the NBC Tournament third round after a 7-4 victory over North Platte. Bill Morris homered twice to pace the Wichita offense while Ocala defeated Madison 7-3 and Greenville won 6-5 in 13 innings on errors.
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Three Jacos Sign KU Track Letters
Kansas signed three more junior college track candidates to letters of intent. Darrell Rich of Bakersfield California has 55-0 in the shot and 152-0 in the discus. J C Weightman, Jim Fannchy, and David Camrar of San Mateo California bring 14-7 percent pole vault and mile and two mile times of 4 12 and 9 18 respectively. This brings coach Bill Easton to 15 recruits for the year.
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Bill Easton
Cardinals and Dodgers Clash in NL pennant chase
St Louis opens a key series versus the National League leading Dodgers after sweeping San Francisco. Ken Boyer slugged two two run homers to lift the Cardinals 7 4 in a dramatic ninth inning finish that also featured Julian Javier scoring on a late misplay by Felipe Alou. The Phillies beat the Mets 1 0 and Cleveland crushed Boston 8 3 as Max Alvis homered twice.
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Felipe Alou
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Cleveland
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Boston
National Golden Gloves Tourney Awarded to Kansas City
The 1965 National Golden Gloves Tournament is awarded to Kansas City. The 1964 event will be in Louisville, Kentucky. Kenosha official Jim Barnhill says Kansas City bid for 1964 but notes a national event hinges on removing the Amateur Athletic Union headgear rule.
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