Bauer Face Drives Orioles Ferocity In 1965 Spring
Jim Murray profiles Hank Bauer as a tough Marine turned Baltimore manager. The piece highlights his fearless leadership, 34 months in the Pacific, 161 career homers, and 17 straight World Series games with the Yankees. It notes Orioles aim to win the pennant in 1965 and Bauer's drama in guiding the team.
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Bill Mayer
Journal-World Sports
Jim Murray
Los Angeles ‘Times
Hank Bauer
Marine Foughie
Baltimore Orioles
Mr. Rushmore
South Pacific
Okinawa
Henry Albert Bauer
Yankee
Hank
Warren Spahn
Eddie Arcaro
Bauer
Orioles
Yankees
al Lopez
Kansas City
Charley Finley
Charley
Finley
Victor Herbert
Detroit
Lee MacPhail
New Guinea
Emirau
Guam
United States Defeats Canada to Lead Davis Cup Series
The U S Davis Cup team swept Canada at Bakersfield Racquet Club to open the American zone series. Arthur Ashe beat Harry Fauquier 6 4 6 0 6 4 and Gene Scott downed Keith Carpenter 6 3 7 5 7 5 sealing the shutout.
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Australia
Cleveland
Canada
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Gene Scott
Ashe
Harry Fauquier
Scott
Keith Carpenter
Wagering Totals Hit $16.18 Million at Yonkers Harness Meet
At Yonkers New York spring harness meeting over 70 nights total wagering reached 16 177 570 on twin doubles.
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Yonkers
N. Y
AFL chief unveils two stage expansion plan for 1966 68
Expansion talks at Oceanport outline two to four new AFL teams as rival leagues eye growth for 1967 season. Joe Foss, AFL commissioner, says big cities with capacity could host two teams, signaling potential new markets while NFL entries remain in nine cities under review.
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Foss
American Football League
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Detroit
Chiefs Sign Two Gridders for AFL Camp
Kansas City Chiefs sign six three guard Ron Calegari from California and six two end Don Cathey from Defiance College as free agents. General manager Jack Steadman announced Calegari, 22, will join training camp starting July 15 and is praised for pass blocking and potential at guard.
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Ron Calegari
University of California
Don Cathey
Defiance
Ohio
Kansas City Chiefs
American Football League
Jack Steadman
Chiefs
Calegari
Petaluma
Calif
Youthful mix set for 55th Kansas Men's Amateur golf
Field of 159 at Milburn Country Club in Overland Park Kansas begins Tuesday. Defending champion Jim Vickers skips to British Amateur leaving a strong lineup including Jamie Thompson Jim Hardy Ron Schmedemann and Jim Colbert plus former champs and rising stars from Wichita Topeka and elsewhere. Par 72 on 6885 yards. low 64 after day one to 32 for match play starting Thursday. finals Sunday.
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Milburn Country Club
Jim Vickers
Wichita
Jamie Thompson
Thompson
Jim Hardy
Oklahoma State
Hutchinson
Ron Schmedemann
Kansas State
John Stevens
Tom Watson
Steve Foulston
Dakin Cramer
Foulston
Virgil Parker
Bob Vickers
John Begert
Topeka
Duke Evans
Dave Dennis
Independence
Red Hogan
Milburn
Monte Kaser
Glen Dillon
Champ
Schmedemann
Colbert
Hardy
McGreevy Leads Lone Repeater on All-Big Eight Team
Steve McGreevy of Kansas is the lone repeater on the All-Big Eight baseball team chosen by coaches. Adrian Mohr of Colorado is a utility candidate as 11th man. Missouri dominates with three picks. Mohr batted .328 with five homers and 16 RBIs, while McGreevy hit .437 with key pitching.
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Missouri
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Kansas State
Mohr
Joe Beck
K-State
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Stu Steele
Robben
Dan Rudanovich
Carl Schreiner
Oklahoma
Tony Sellari
OSU
Stan Bahnsen
Nebraska
Tom van Gelder
Iowa State
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van Gelder
Sellars
Van
Jerry Retzlaff
Jim Pace
Bob Herbenrader
Fred O
Jina
Lema Wins Buick Open in Tight Finish, Nicklaus Falters
Tony Lema roped the eighth Buick Open by eight under par 280 at Warwick Hills, earning $20,000 and a new car for five years. Jack Nicklaus faltered on the 18th hole while Lema stood steady to repeat as champion, Pott finished second with 282, Boros third at 283. Lema heads to the Cleveland Open next.
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Mich
Tony Lema
Tony
Lema
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Warwick Hills Golf and Country Club
Johnny Pott
Julius Boros
Cleveland
Baseball Scores and Schedule Highlight National League
Baseball standings show Los Angeles 32 20 Milwaukee 22 Cincinnati 27 22 with multiple teams in close contention. Saturday results include Milwaukee 9 Los Angeles 1 and Chicago 9 Philadelphia 1. Sunday Pittsburgh 5 3 New York 3 0. Los Angeles 4 4 Milwaukee 2 Philadelphia 10 Chicago 1 9. Houston 10 St Louis. Cincinnati 6 San Francisco. Today’s schedule lists Los Angeles at Philadelphia N and others with several N games postponed or rain delayed.
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Yankees hammer White Sox in twin bill sweep
Yesterday's Stars BATWING-Tatt hit three homers and a single with five RBIs in the nightcap as New York defeated Chicago. Al Downing allowed three hits in a shutout as the Yankees won the second game.
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Yankees
Chicago
al Downing
White Sox
Whitworth Captures Bluegrass Invitational Title
Kathy Whitworth wins the Bluegrass Invitational in Louisville finishing 54 holes at 1 under par 213. Clifford Ann Creed challenges before faltering to second at 217. Mickey Wright and Sybil Griffin tie for third at 219.
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Sybil Griffin
Judy Holliday dies at 42 from cancer in New York
Actress Judy Holliday, Oscar winner for Born Yesterday, died aged 42 after months of illness and a cancer battle. She underwent cancer surgery in 1961, entered Mt. Sinai on May 26, was married to musician David Oppenheim, divorced in 1957, and had one child, Jonathan.
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Junk Dealer
Babe
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Mt. Sinai Hospital
Billie Dawn
The
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
David Oppenheim
Jonathan
Weed Killer Fatality Claims 23 Month Old in Missouri
A 23 month old boy named Eric Daniel Clark died at Independence hospital after swallowing liquid weed killer at home Saturday. He was the son of Mr and Mrs William E Clark.
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Independence Hospital
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William E. Clark
Ike Class of 1915 Reunites at West Point Golden Banquet
West Point class of 1915 marked its golden anniversary with a banquet and reunion events. Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower and Gen. Omar N. Bradley led the guest list at Eugene Leone’s Central Valley farm, as the group recalled graduation and the D-Day saga from 21 years earlier.
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N.Y
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K State Alumni Association elects new officers
Ben A. Sellers, a 1935 Salina graduate, installed as president of Kansas State University Alumni Association. Elected officers include Guy Bemis of Hays as vice president Howard Hollingsworth of Hutchinson as secretary and KeithStuessi of Prairie Village named student director.
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Kan
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Salina
Kansas State University Alumni Association
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Hays
Howard Hollingsworth
Hutchinson
Keith Stuessi
Prairie Village
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