Stoneham Rejects Use of Candlestick Park by Other Team
San Francisco Giants owner Horace Stoneham rejected allowing another major league club to use Candlestick Park as a home field. He aimed his refusal at Kansas City Athletics owner Charles Finley, who eyed moving to Oakland. Finley notified the city he will not negotiate a new lease until September.
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Kansas City Athletics Sweep Keeps Them Seventh
The Kansas City Athletics swept a doubleheader with Boston 5-2 and 7-8 to climb to seventh in the American League, one game behind Cleveland. Orlando Pena earned the first win on a seven-hitter with a homer, while Ken Harrelson and Jerry Lumpe added two hits each. Dave Wickersham won the nightcap as the A’s rallied with key hits including a two-run single by Gino Cimoli. The Cardinals lost to the Braves 5-1 in Milwaukee, with Dennis Menke and Frank Bolling homering for Milwaukee.
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Foss Hints AFL NFL Merger Path and 1964 Goal
AFL leader Joe Foss argues the war with the NFL has eased as the league grows stronger. He cites growing attendance and renewed TV deals, notes 75 percent of AFL players have prior pro experience in the league, and envisions a single commissioner for both leagues with a championship game as the natural world title by end of 1964.
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Bond Named NRA Certified Hunter Safety Instructor
State game protector Eddie Bond of Lecompton is appointed a certified hunter safety instructor by the National Rifle Association in Washington. He passed required tests and training before certification, joining NRA’s nationwide smallarms education program active since 1876 teaching gun operation safety and field techniques.
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Hutchinson Golfer Wins First Round at Broadmoor Invitational
Jim Hardy of Hutchinson defeated Dr. Jim Foust of Denver 4 and 3 in the first round of the Broadmoor Invitational. Comedalist Claude Wright beat Jim Kennedy 4 and 3. Dick Spangler and Larry Eaton split wins, while a Tulsa pair also won their first round matches.
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Tulsa Okla
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Spencer comes out of retirement for Raiders playing line
Santa Rosa Calif AP Ollie Spencer, seven year veteran, returns to football with the Oakland Raiders as a playing line man. He played at Kansas University and is currently offensive line coach for Oakland. Al Davis announced the decision today.
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White Sox win over Detroit fueled by Hansen's bat
Ron Hansen of the White Sox drove in all Chicago runs with a homer and sacrifice fly in a 3 0 victory over Detroit. It marked his 12th RBI of the season for the .217 hitter. Pitching by Dick Brigman limited Cleveland as Minnesota swept a twin bill.
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LSU Reveille Calls for Integrated Opponents in Schedule
The LSU campus paper urges the football program to face integrated teams in regular-season games and post-season contests. Editor Lou Burnett notes LSU has not regularly scheduled such opponents, despite past Orange Bowl play against Colorado with Black players.
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Lawrence and Lola Set to Clash in District Brawl
Ottawa defeats Fort Scott 8-4 and Olathe fends off Paola 5-2 as the Second District baseball tournament at Municipal Park narrows to a pivotal round. Ottawa and Olathe meet tonight at 6 15 with elimination on the line. Lawrence battles Iola in a winner s bracket game.
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Diamond Data From THE ASSOCIATES PRass Amer
Local box scores and league results mix with tournament notes. Fort Scott and Lawrence baseball actions headline, detailing Jola and Paola/Olathe/Ottawa games, standout pitchers McCord Cleavinger Light and hitters' lines.
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Cubs Boss Kennedy Poised For Manager Of Year Honor
Cubs boss on the field Bob Kennedy, though unnamed as manager by owner Philip Wrigley, drives Chicago to pennant contention. Ellsworth wins as Cubs rally to stay within a game of the Cardinals, Dodgers lead as Le Master shuts down Cards.
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Harp advances to finals in boys 18 under tennis
Richard Harp, top seed, dominates Kenneth Kreye 6 1 6 1 in the boys 18 and under singles semi final and will meet Phil Kurata in Friday's final at 4 p.m. Harp and Kurata also team in the boys 18 under doubles final against John Davis and Chris Barteldes with trophies awarded Friday at 5 30 p.m. Other results include Rankin over Wray and Kurata over McCluggage in singles and several doubles matches across 12 and under and 14 and under divisions.
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Unseeded Fishback Tops Snyder in Western Open Tennis
In Springfield Ohio Daryl Snyder of Winfield Kansas loses to Peter Fishback of Great Neck New York in the Western Open junior and boys tennis. Fishback advances to the quarter finals with a 6 4 1 8 10 8 victory in the boys singles.
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Cowboys Defensive Back Norton Prefers Golf Comfort
Dallas Cowboys defensive halfback Jerry Norton says he always shoots in the 70s when playing golf and would quit if it got hotter. He comments on his casual approach to the game and his outlook on golf.
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