Ex-Jay Al Oerter Eyes 205-Foot Discus Throw
West Babylon New York based feature profiles Al Oerter world record holder and Olympic discus champion who trains after Grumman Aircraft shifts. He aims for 205 feet at the USA USSR meet in Stanford California after Trusenév’s 202 plus foot mark. Oerter recalls early roots, growth, and thoughts on continuing in track and field.
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Los Angels
Jay Sylvester
Utah
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Vladimir Trusenév
Grumman Aircraft
Russia
Trusenev
National AAU Track Opens At Mt San Antonio
Tonight the National AAU track and field carnival begins a two night run at Mt. San Antonio College Memorial Stadium near Los Angeles with 400 athletes. World records are at risk in eight events including the 100 yard dash and shot put as Dallas Long Frank Budd and Robert Hayes compete.
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Memorial Stadium
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Los Angeles
Hilmer Lodge
Gary Gabner
New York
Hayes
Harry Jerome
Oregon
Hayes Jones
Detroit
Jerry Tarr
Tarr
Belinsky Wins Comeback Game for Angels Over Athletics
Bo Belinsky, known for a flashy reputation, calm but effective on the mound as Los Angeles beat Kansas City 3-1. HeEarned a return to favor with manager Bill Rippey. The St Louis Cardinals were set to play Philadelphia Thursday.
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Belinsky Wins First Game in a Month for Angels Over Kansas City
Bo Belinsky, fresh from off-field trouble, pitched a strong game to lift the Los Angeles Angels to a 3-1 victory over Kansas City. He endured early baserunners, walked six in the first six innings, then retired nine in a row to seal his seventh win in nine starts. Billy Moran and Felix Torres provided early support with a run and a homer. The win puts the Angels two games behind the AL lead and extends their streak over Kansas City to eight straight.
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Open Lanes Times At Platinum Lanes Ltd
A local bowling venue announces daily hours with open lanes from 1:00 PM to 12:00 PM and Thursdays 1:00 PM to 9:00 PM. The notice is credited to Platinum Lanes Ltd and Mississippi, providing venue hours and terms.
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Kansas commission awards land deal for 2300 acres
At a June meeting the Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission authorized Noel Mullendore to exercise options to buy about 2300 acres of strip pit lands in southeast Kansas. The land will form a new game management area with public fishing and will include cover plantings roads food plots and related facilities.
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Cherokee County
Crawford County
Fishing Spotted In Most Kansas Streams
The Forestry Fish and Game Commission reports fishing spotted across Kansas in the past week with rivers and streams productive in some areas and lakes generally fair. Readouts by county state lakes and streams show varying results for bass channel catfish crappie bluegill bullheads and drum across northeast atchison brown leavenworth and other counties with some lakes poor or slow and others fair to good.
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Leavenworth County
Chase County
Turks Take Early Lead at World Wrestling Championships
In Toledo the Turkish team surged to the top after the opening session. They posted six wins, one loss, and a bye in the first round, then increased to eight victories mid second round. Russia Japan and Iran each had six wins through part of round two. the United States stood at four and four with two draws.
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Iran
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Peterson fires five hit game as Lawrence downs Overbrook
Emery Peterson punched a five for five performance and led Lawrence's Legion to an 18 to 2 victory over Overbrook on Thursday night. Lawrence built a 4 to 1 lead with a three run third inning and exploded for five more in the fourth as Peterson fanned 13. Gale Armbrister, Steve Pine, Halley Kampschroeder and others supplied hits with a homer and multiple singles. Lawrence improved to 9 4 on the season and trails Gar nett in the next game at Municipal Stadium tonight.
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Packers Sign Gregg Masters and Skoronski to Block for Lombardi
Green Bay coach Vince Lombardi announces the signing of veterans Forrest Gregg Norm Masters and Bob Skoronski. Their fierce blocking helped power the Packers to the 1961 NFL championship.
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Vince Lombardi
Forrest Gregg
Norm Masters
Bob Skoronski
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