Finley's Franchise Likely to Be Taken by American League
Boston AP reports Kansas City owner Charles O. Finley faces ouster as the American League moves to take over operations, lease Municipal Stadium, sell the club, and redirect proceeds to Finley after directors vote 9-1 to begin termination proceedings. Louis Nizer warned Finley would respond after a general meeting to consider disenfranchisement. no further comment was offered.
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Louis Nizer
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Municipal Stadium
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William D. Cox
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C. F. Adams
Boston Braves
Adams
Suffolk Downs
Nizer
Gardner High Tops Baldwin 53 48 In Little Seven Clash
Earl Dolisi exploded for 33 points to lift Gardner High past Baldwin 53 48 in a Little Seven League finale at Baldwin. Gardner sealed the win late as Baldwin struggled from the free throw line and Scott Kreighbaum led with 12 for Baldwin while Velasquez added 10 for Gardner.
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Gardner
Baldwin
Dick ‘Hedges
Bulldogs
DeSoto
Steve Kreighbaum
Dolisi
Woody Hobson
Dave Velasquez
Lansing
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Griffin
Gray
Perry
Gottstein
Dillon
Gilges
Kreighbaum
Chambers
Hobson
Mitchell
Dobbins Sets Kansas Record With Five Wins
Kansas University gym team routed Central Missouri State 86 to 24 as Kent Dobbins a Lawrence sophomore won five events trampoline free exercise high bar parallel bar and tumbling to set a new school mark. John Krug and Captain Bill Maness added wins on the side horse and rings.
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Kansas University
Central Missouri State
Kent Dobbins
Lawrence
Kansas
Dobbins
John Krug
Capt
Bill Maness
Wellsville Drops 18th Straight As Spring Hill Upsets
In Little Seven action at Spring Hill, Wellsville fell 44-37 in overtime after a 37-37 regulation tie. Dusty Swearingen led Wellsville with 12 points while Beach poured 20 for Spring Hill, which outscored 7-0 in OT to seal the win.
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Wellsville
Never Say
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L. C. Haughn
Dusty Swearingen
Gary Davenport
Bill Coughlin
Beach
Wellville
Randy Todd
Mike Burrell
Spring H Iill
Buckely
House
Conner
Timmons
Evans
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Coughlin
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Otto
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Harrison
Bowling Clinic by Billy Sixty
The article outlines the long road to bowling stardom with guidance from Eddie Krems and mentions pro players like Jim Smith and Charlie Daw. It notes relentless practice as the key to improving swing and footwork and achieving consistency through hundreds of games weekly.
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Eddie Krems
Chicago
Jimmy Smith
Charlie Daw
Perfect harmony in bowling through practice and control
Hank Marino explains that true bowling control comes from practice and thinking through stance grip footwork timing and delivery. As skill builds the actions become automatic like running steps, with eye senses guiding energy and a smooth, effortless finish. Bowling becomes a pleasure when the hard work pays off.
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Hank Marino
Pro Cage By The Associated Press Friday's Results
The Associated Press reports Friday’s results with Philadelphia 144 beating Boston 119 and Baltimore 115 over St Louis 113. San Francisco defeated unknown opponent 2 points. Sunday and Monday matchups include Philadelphia at New York Detroit at Baltimore and Boston at Detroit.
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Detroit
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Royals
Snead Poised for Senior Title at PGA Seniors
Sammy Snead, 51, shot 68 to move to 135 for 36 holes at PGA National Golf Club, three strokes ahead of Duke Gibson and Bud Wilkinson, with an eagle on the 2nd hole and no greens missed in the tournament. He blamed missed putts but predicted a crown as the halfway mark set him up for Sunday.
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Sammy Snead
Snead
Pga National Golf Club
Duke Gibson
Kansas City
Bud Wilkinson
Lincoln
Neb
Slogans Spray Palace Walls Over Irene Betrothal
Anti-Spanish graffiti appeared on the Dutch Royal Palace in Amsterdam praising Princess Irene's betrothal to Don Carlos of Spain. Messages reading Down with Franco and Ban the Don covered three feet high walls.
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Tulane Games Stand On Verge Of Historic Winless Season
Tulane faces Mississippi State and LSU aiming to finish 0 23 in major college basketball the worst single season. The Green Wave nearly broke Mississippi comeback. Arizona State and Oregon State win while AP Top Ten teams mostly sat.
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Homer Cooke
Ncaa Service Bureau
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New Mexico
Oregon State
Idaho
Oklahoma
Missouri
Citadel
Cooke
Donnie Kessinger
Wide-Field College Scores Across Nation in Early Season Play
A barrage of college and high school basketball results highlights the period with Georgetown, Columbia and other teams posting wins. Notable scores include Georgetown 107 over Boston College 92 and Rhode Island 102 over Colby 91, along with numerous regional matchups and tournament results across Missouri Kansas Texas and beyond.
Lansing Edges Eudora 70 59 in Nonleague Showdown
Lansing High School defeated Eudora 70 to 59 in a home nonleague game. Noel Bates led Lansing with 26 points, Jim Buchanan 15, Larry Mills 13, and teammates Force 4 Wood 2 Adcock 6 J White 3 R White 1. Frank Martin topped Eudora with 27 points as Cardinal Dee Cruson added 17.
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Jim Buchanan
Frank Martin
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Harris
Oskaloosa Downs Meriden In District Opener
Oskaloosa High School closed its regular season with a 72 to 59 win over Meriden on Meriden’s court. Pat Howell led with 22 points, Roger Jeffers and David Mize added 19 each, Arliss Stebbins scored 18 in the second game, while Meriden’s Steve Morris had 21 and Larry Domingues 16. Oskaloosa advances to district play at Perry against Winchester Tuesday at 9:30 p.m.
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Arliss Stebbins
Pat Howell
Roger Jeffers
David Mize
Millner
Mountain
Steve Morris
Larry Domingues
Cook
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Palmberg
White
Brian
Winchester
Perry
Greer Leads 76ers Over Celtics in Frantic Friday
Hal Greer scored a career high 50 as the Philadelphia 76ers toppled the Boston Celtics 119 to 114. Wilt Chamberlain added 40 for Philadelphia, while Oscar Robertson led Cincinnati with 32, and Gus Johnson sparked Baltimore in double overtime.
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Wilt Chamberlain
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Dischinger
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Hawks
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Los Angeles
New York
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Linwood High Beats Carbondale In Non-League Thriller
Linwood High defeated Carbondale 61 to 63 in a non-league game at Linwood. Gary Johnson led Linwood with 23 points while Matthews added 15 and Garry 14. Carbondale’s Wilson scored 18 as Griffith praised for hustling. Linwood advances to district-tournament action against Eudora after a preliminary 49-37 win over Carbondale.
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Public hearing sparks confusion near Florida Power & Light plant
In Miami a heated meeting on FPL expansion left county manager Irving Mcnayr flustered and denying claims he serves as a power company stooge. He appeared to sit briefly in the lap of FPL board chairman McGregor Smith during the confrontation.
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Florida Power & Light Co
Irving Mcnayr
Power Company
McGregor Smith
FPL Board
Year Round Training Urged to Boost Olympic Prospects
The American Medical Association calls for year-round conditioning for Olympic contenders within the free enterprise system. Dr. Thomas B. Quigley leads the committee advocating physical education for all youth and stresses continuous training to prevent injuries and raise performance, with coaches and physicians guiding athletes.
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American Medical Association
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Thomas B. Quigley
Boston
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Quigley
Allan J. Ryan
Meriden
Ryan
America
One Change Made For Kegler Leads Lawrence Bowling Meet
Leaders emerged in Lawrence Men's Bowling Tournament at Pladium Lanes as Class C saw J W Deay take a new lead with 1 804 points. Final Class A team standings list Dr Pepper 3048 top, followed by Blackburn Oil, Sanders Motors, Ober's and Morton Concrete. Darrell G Steinshouer posted the meet high game 268 and Jack Roney added an all spare 181.
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J. W. Deay
Dr. Pepper
Blackburn Oil
Sanders Motors
Ober’s
Morton Concrete
Darrell G. Steinshouer
Jack Roney
Action Is Hampered In Field Dog Trials
In Grand Junction Tenn cold wet weather and few birds slowed the National Bird Dog Championship Field Trials. Only one dog finished the course as both morning braces were picked up. Crestliner suffered a 104 degree fever and was removed near the start. Wheeling Pete also was pulled up near the halfway point. Mills Star scored one final back on a fruitless point by her brace mate.
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Crestliner
W. H. McCall
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Wheeling Pete
M. B. Renner
Fort Worth
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G. W. Szody
Gilroy
Calif
Persol Beats Cotton In Split Decision At Madison Square Garden
Johnny Persol, 23, defeats Eddie Cotton 5-4-1 on Mercante card after a knockdown in round six. Cotton, 37, making Garden debut after 16 pro years, loses 10 rounds with two judges for Persol and one for Cotton. AP score 5-4-1 favors Persol. Weigh-ins: Persol 172 1/4 pounds, Cotton 171 1/2.
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Johnny Persol
Eddie Cotton
Madison Square Garden
New Yorker
Cotton
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Garden
Persol
Arthur Mercante
George Walsh
Bill Recht
Associated Press
District Store Sales Rise Across 10th Fed District
Kansas City AP reports department stores in the 10th Federal Reserve District up 1 percent in sales last week versus 1963. Year to date sales show 8 percent ahead. Gains varied by city with Oklahoma City up 11 percent and Omaha down 14.
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Federal Reserve District
Oklahoma City
Albuquerque
Denver
Joplin
Tulsa
Wichita
Topeka L St. Joseph
Omaha
Downtown Kansas City
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