Lonborg Rules As Red Sox Top Yankees In Brawl
Jim Lonborg A 9-2 with 7 strikeouts and 10 hit batsmen leads Boston to an 8-1 win over New York after a second inning benches-clearing melee sparked by pitches from Lonborg and Thad Tillotson. Tony Conigliaro drives in three and Carl Yastrzemski adds three runs as Boston seizes early control.
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Ryun Aims for Third Mile AAU Victory in Bakersfield
Kansas star Jim Ryun world record holder in the mile seeks his third straight national AAU gold as the United States team trials unfold in Bakersfield California. Big Eight athletes compete for spots with rivals from Oklahoma State Kansas State Missouri Iowa State and more.
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Clay Attorneys Predict Long Wait for Appeals
Cassius Clay’s lawyers say it will likely take 18 to 24 months to resolve the heavyweight champion’s appeal over his draft refusal conviction. Attorney Hayden Covington expects trial records to reach the Fifth Circuit in New Orleans within six months with arguments weeks later, and a final Supreme Court decision possible 18 months to two years out. Clay, free on a 5000 dollar bond, plans college and urban speaking tours while he says he remains the best.
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Olympic Club Swimmers to Compete at Council Groves Meet
The Olympic Swim Club of Lawrence will send 40 swimmers to Council Groves for the AAU meet this weekend. The team practiced after a 478 to 329 victory over the Lawrence Country Club in a dual at the Lawrence Country Club pool Tuesday.
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Braves win 9 2 behind Vecker grand slam and double
Yesterday's Stars batting story highlights Bob Vecker of the Braves belting a grand slam and doubling in another run as Atlanta crushed San Francisco 9-2. Mets pitcher Jack Fisher tossed a two hit shutout with five strikeouts in a 2-0 win over Philadelphia.
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79th AAU Championships Draw Large Field in Bakersfield
The 79th National AAU Track and Field Championships open with almost 500 competitors. Defending 100 yard dash champ Charlie Greene and Jimmy Hines chase the world record 9.1. Notables include Ralph Boston in long jump Al Oerter in discus Gerry Lindgren in the 3 mile Jim Ryan Bob Seagren and Tommie Smith in events Friday night.
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Fisher’s two hit gem nets Mets 2 0 over Phillies
Jack Fisher pitched a two hit shutout to defeat Philadelphia 2 0 as the Mets’ pitcher leader improved to 5 7. Gary Sutherland doubled and singled off Fisher for the Phillies only hits. Cleon Jones stole second in the first before Davis and Reynolds drove in runs. The game featured a quiet attack aside from the Mets scoring on small plays.
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First Negro Athlete Signed by Ole Miss
Ole Miss athletic director Tad Smith announced the university signed its first Negro to an athletic scholarship. He would not name the student but confirmed Hernando, Mississippi native Jimmy Isom, a track athlete, received a grant in aid. He said the policy does not separate athletes by color.
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Tad) Smith
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