What If Finley Moves Kansas City to Dallas Area
Fort Worth Star-Telegram sports editor Bill Van Fleet weighs the odds of Charles Finley moving the Kansas City Athletics to the Dallas Fort Worth region. He urges calm until owners approve and notes past overhype and anti trust concerns shaping moves.
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Davis the Power In Dodger Climb
The 23 year old Davis paced the Dodgers to an 8-1 win over the Giants as he went 3-for-3 with a two run homer in the fourth and a run scoring double in the sixth. His hitting helped Los Angeles back Sandy Koufax’s five hit effort. Davis had led the club against right handers last season with a .352 average and added a walk in the eighth inning.
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Player posts big three game stretch vs Giants
He went 12 at bats in three games against the Giants this season and drove in nine runs. The performance lifted his batting average to .311 and gave him nine home runs and 38 RBIs, second in the league for RBIs.
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Court Victory Is Tonic to NFL Owners
New York AP reports NFL brass meet in Baltimore with a jubilant mood after a court dismissal of the AFL damages suit. Judge Thomsen ruled the AFL failed to prove monopolistic practices and ordered costs paid, amid AFL expansion switchover disputes involving Dallas Minnesota and Oakland franchises.
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Off-Season L ax in Conditioning Blamed for Injuries
Southeastern Conference Commissioner Bernie Moore cites off-season loafing as a key factor in rising football injuries. He notes more injuries last year than since 1931 and argues year round conditioning is essential. Moore, ex LSU coach, warns hard work in bursts fails to condition athletes.
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Athlete fitness cadence urged for year-round form
Moore argues top condition requires regular work, recommending at least four physical fitness sessions weekly throughout the year to maintain peak form.
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Baker Golfers Advance to NAIA Finals in Davenport
Baker defeats Washburn by one stroke at Belle Vue Country Club to reach the NAIA finals in Davenport Iowa. ECAC champions Baker posted 465 over 27 holes while CIC champion Washburn had 466 with Shane Spray top scorer at 112. Other Baker scorers were O Connor 114 Herron 119 Krueger 120.
Two More Buffs Face Ineligibility at Colorado
The Denver Post reports guard Ralph Heck and end Bob Bell from Penn Hills Pennsylvania will be ruled ineligible by Colorado's faculty athletic committee. This follows seven other Buffalo players declared ineligible by the Big Eight Conference last Friday after the NCAA probation for illegal recruiting practices.
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Koufax Dominates as Dodgers Top Giants 8-1
Sandy Koufax held the San Francisco Giants to five hits in eight innings while walking one and fanning ten as the Dodgers cruised to an 8-1 victory. Lefties and righties combined for the run support in a dominant pitching performance.
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Referee Blameless In Paret Griffith Bout
New York AP Veteran referee Ruby Goldstein appears blameless for his handling of the Benny Paret Emile Griffith world middleweight bout that led to Paret’s death. A three day state hearing opened with Goldstein and four others questioned by a New York legislative panel debating whether boxing should be outlawed. Paret’s handlers and Griffiths co manager testified that pleas to stop the fight in the fatal 12th round were drowned by the Madison Square Garden roar.
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