Expansion Talks Dominate Both Pro Grid Leagues
New York AP reports the NFL and AFL push big expansion plans with two new teams each by 1966 1967 and fans cities like Houston Boston Chicago Philadelphia Miami and New Orleans in play. Both leagues seek rapid growth with shared wealth and new domed stadium leverage.
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White Sox vs Yankees: Fisher Sharp in 15 Inning Win
Eddie Fisher held the Yankees to one hit over six innings as the White Sox won 2 0 in 15 innings. Cater and Fisher homered, lifting Chicago while Minnesota led the standings with a 9 5 win over Washington and other scores followed.
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Baseball Standings and Results Across Leagues
National League standings and Friday results list teams such as Los Angeles Milwaukee Cincinnati San Francisco St Louis Houston Philadelphia Pittsburgh Chicago New York with win loss records and home and away games. American League leaders include Los Angeles Boston Washington New York Kansas City Chicago Cleveland Minnesota with recent scores and upcoming doubleheaders.
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Clarke Shatters World Marks in Compton Invitational
Australian Ron Clarke rewrote the record books by clocking 13:25.8 for 5000 meters and 13:00.4 for three miles at Memorial Coliseum. New Zealand's Peter Snell won the mile in 3:56.4, with Jim Ryun posting a personal best 3:56.8 as a strong challenger.
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K State signs top net ace from Santa Monica
Michael Talmadge, No. 1 on Santa Monica High School tennis, signed an inter-conference letter of intent to attend Kansas State. Wildcat coach Karl Finney announced the news. Talmadge, a 6 foot 2 lefty, will study veterinary medicine at K State after Santa Monica won Southern California championships the past three years.
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Fund Drive Under Way To Send Hoisington Star To Meet
A drive is under way in Hoisington to raise 500 dollars to send track star Bill Kimble and his coach Eldon Brown to the Golden Western Invitation meet in Sacramento California on June 19. Kimble is invited to compete alongside other Kansas high school stars including miler Jim Ryun of Wichita East.
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400 Cars Gather for Fuel and Gas Invitational
More than 400 cars from a dozen states were expected to compete in the fourth annual U.S. Fuel and Gas Invitational drag races in Great Bend Kansas with events planned today and Sunday.
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Hoot Gibson's woes deepen as Diamond Year hits hard
Houston catcher Ron Brand hit a three run homer off St. Louis pitcher Hoot Gibson as Houston beat the Cardinals 5-2. Gibson walked Joe Morgan and gave up Brand's shot in the ninth to snap St. Louis' three game skid and drop to 9 losses in 11 games.
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Jays Sign Three For Track Rules
Three Kansas prep track stars have inked letters of intent to enroll at KU next fall. Murray Lull Smith Center Dave Pitts Wichita North and Jeff Weltmer Beloit headline the 1965 freshmen joining coach Bob Timmons. Lull high jump 6 4 long jump 880 relay champ Pitts 1 56 6 in 880 and 1 53 3 relay split Weltmer 6 2 5 high jump state record 6 4
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Gentile to Houston Money Factor in A's Trade
The Kansas City A's sold Jim Gentile for 100000 and two players to Houston Astros and received Jesse Hickman a 26 year old righthander. GM Hank Peters says the money helps in signing draftees next week. Trade leaves A's with mixed prospects as they fight a club record pace of losses.
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Amateur Golf Tourney Cut to 36 Holes in Wichita
The $12 000 KTVA Pro Amateur golf tournament in Wichita has been shortened from 54 to 36 holes after rain washed out the rest of the first round. About 250 golfers compete for prizes, with teams of five and Steve Reid's St Louis pro led the division at 61, closely followed by Air Justice's team from Rolling Hills Club.
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