Mexico recruits U S coaches for Olympic bid effort
Mexico brings in about 150 coaches for a five week clinic in Mexico City led by Lloyd C Bud Winter of San Jose State. The aim is to strengthen Mexico's program and push a bid for the 1968 Olympics amid Nairobi, Buenos Aires, Detroit, and Lyon contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Mexico
United States
U.S
Lloyd C
Bud) Winter
California
San Jose State College
National Collegiate Track Coaches of America
Winter
U.S. State Department
Nairobi
Kenya
Buenos Aires
Detroit
Lyon
France
Tion
Argentina
Sam Bell
Oregon State University
Charles Sportsman
San Diego State
Benny Wagner
San Mateo College
San Mateo
Calif
Saxton Quits Football For Banking Career
James Saxton, UT All-America star and former pro, leaves football to enter banking. He disputes claims he was too small for the pros and says he never took a beating as a pro, asserting he proved he could play at the professional level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas Oap
James Saxton
University of Texas All-America
Dallas Texans
Saxton
Baseball season leaders and a Texans player switch story
National League and American League leaders list tallies for home runs runs batted in and pitching. The article notes 240 pounders and Texans player Lanton who recounts his position changes with Hank Stram and Saxton moving from football to banking executive training at First National Bank of Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCovey
Giants
Aaron
Braves
Mays
Cepeda
White
Cards
Allison
Twins
Killebrew
Stuart
Red Sox
Battey
Wagner
Angels
Saxton
The
First National Bank of Dallas
Clemente
Pitt
Yeep T.davis
Gonzalez
Phil
I Pinson Cin
Williams Chi
OS Torre
Mil
Rover Sdl
Ustrinski Bas
Kaline Det
Wygoe Rollins Minn
Pearson LA
Malzone, Bas
Wagner LA
Causey KC
Smith Balt
Hishbrer Chi
Robinson Chi
Child Clawed by Bear Faces Uncertain Recovery
In Canoga Park California three year old Lyn Seely, clawed and bitten by a circus bear, learns to use her remaining left arm without coaching while doctors decide how to relay news about her missing right hand. The girl reached through cage bars at Santa Susana, mistaking the bear for a dog. Penn State will host UCLA Rice Army West Virginia Holy Cross this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canoga Park
Calif
API
Lyn Seely
Lyn
Santa Susana
Penn State
UCLA
Rice
Army
West Virginia
Holy Cross
Pickens Wins In Junior Net Meet
John Pickens fifth seed in the National Junior and Boys Tennis Tournament beat doubles partner Jack Jackson 6 0 6 2 in the semifinals. The match was moved to Sunday due to rain with Pickens to face Cliff Richey in the final after Richey defeated George Seewagen in a tight 5 7 6 3 9 7 affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickens
John Pickens
Jack Jackson
Jackson
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Jeff Brown
Carmichael
Calif
Dean Penero
Stockton
Cliff Richey
Dallas
Tex
Richey
George Seewagen
Bayside
N. Y
Ruidoso Downs Racing Results Highlight Giants Player Mention
Race card results list multiple finishes at Ruidoso Downs with varying payouts for first through twelfth races. Included is a brief note about Middle linebacker Sam Huff preparing for an eighth season with the New York Giants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Huff
New York Giants
Giants
Midland Beats Arlington In First Game Of NBC Meet
Yippy Rankin drove in four runs with a double and two singles to power Midland to a win over Arlington, eliminating the Cardinals. Harlen Hines added a five hitter for Midland as he beat Card pitchers Woods and Roach, with James Kirby driving in two runs and a bases loaded walk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yippy Rankin
Midland
Arlington Cardinals
Harlen Hines
Charles Woods
Dan Roach
Hines
Bill Combest
Freddy Ezell
Rankin
James Kirby
Arlington
Ken Willford
Tommy Berry
James Foster
Day’s Major League Games Across Leagues
Baseball results and matchups across the American and National Leagues with pitchers and records noted. Teams including Cleveland, Baltimore, New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, Minnesota, Kansas City, Washington, Milwaukee, San Francisco, Chicago, Houston, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, St. Louis and others feature varied line scores and player performances. Local college listings for Texas and Texas cities also appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
tKrahek
Ramos
Detroi Lary
Aguirre
Baltmore
McNally
Barber
New York
Bouton
Terry
Chicago
Craig
Milwaukee
Schneider
San Francisco
Marichal
Chvago Toth
Los Angeles
Padres
Houston
Johnson
Pittsburgh
Friend
Gibson
Cincinnati
Nuwhall
Parkes
Philadelphia
Culp
Short
St. Louis
Burdette
New York A
Baltimore
Boston
Washington
Minnesota
Kansas City
Louis
San Francesco
San Angeles
Tulsa Aid
Amanillo
Iban Antonio
Austin
el Paaniad
Albuquerque
York
Ruston
Kansas
Detroit
Washington Ar
Louis A. A
Cincinnat
Pittshurah
Houston A
Tulsa
Paso
Lamatillo
Vegas Cabbies Back To Work After Strike
Las Vegas cab drivers return to service after Teamsters Local 631 ratified a pact allowing street control. The agreement limits cabs and active drivers, reducing numbers by 50 and 100 respectively, affecting about 590 members. Captain Mike Nyquist led Dartmouth in RBIs with 20 in 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
Nev
Teamsters Local 631
William F. Carter
Mike Nyquist
Dartmouth
Pan Tex Wins All-Amarillo Softball Final 3-2
Pan Tex of Amarillo defeats Amarillo Air Force Base 3-2 to claim the Men's Regional TAAF Softball title at MacKenzie Park. Four-hit pitcher Robert Daniels stars with a homer and relief, while Kenny Dick loses for the Air Force Base. Southwest Public Service beats Hale Center Jaycees 10-3 for the consolation crown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Pan Tex
Amarillo Air Force Base
Macé ‘Kenzie Park
Southwestern Public Service
Hale Center Jaycees
PawTex
Robert Daniels
Kenny Dick
Daniels
Leon Chrane
Charles Bledsoe
Jim Chenault
Hale Center Hancock Manufacturing Co
Amarilo Airmen
Hale Center
Charles White
Chenault
Ken Heflin
Ray Ashby
McMillan
Hancock
Pan- Tex
Post Merchants
Robert ‘Daniels
Jack Hayes
World Champion Penny Baker Defeated in Ski Tourney
In Austin, Penny Baker of Austin finished second to Winston Powell of Houston in the state water ski tournament at Town Lake. The event was a prelude to the Austin Aqua Festival with over 100 entries from Texas and nearby states. John Stinson of McQueeney placed third in the field.
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Austin
UPI
Penny Baker
Houston
Town Lake
Colorado River
Baker
101St Airborne Division
Kentucky
Winston Powell
John Stinson
McQueeny
Texas
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Mississippi
Sharon G. Fulton
San Antonio
Pam
Mike Palmer
Jo Beth Reymann
McQueeney
Barbara Lynch
Diane Dietrich
Dunscan
Okla
Maggie Maessen
Fire destroys lumber yard in Trinidad Texas
A mid afternoon fire in Trinidad East Texas destroyed D. H. Carson Lumber Co. and damaged three nearby buildings including a drug store laundromat and an insurance agency. Volunteer firefighters from Athens Kerens and Malakoff contained the blaze. Loss estimated at 27000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinidad, Tex
Kathy Whitworth Sets Pace In Milwaukee Open
Kathy Whitworth, 23, Jal New Mexico, built a two stroke lead at Milwaukee Jaycee Women's Open after a third round 73. Ruth Jessen, 26, Seattle, led earlier but slipped to five over par with 77 in round three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
UPI
Kathy Whitworth
Jal
N.M
Ruth Jessen
Seattle
Wash
Jackie Pung
Daly City
Calif
Marilyn Smith
Tequesta
Fla
Louise Suggs
Delray Beach
Miss Whitworth
North Shore Country Club
Miss Jessen
Miss Pung
Hawaii
Miss Smith
Mary Mills
Gulfport
Miss
Kathy Cornelius
Scottsdale
Ariz
Sandra Haynie
Houston
Tex
Curt
Maoles
Milwauke
Tareee
Kathn Whitworth
Ree
Marilyn Sith
Louise Sudss
Kathy Comnelius
Andra Hayme
Ifford
Ann Creed Mickel
Betsy Rawls
Shirier Spark
Mariene Hauger
Finals Set For Net Tournament in New Jersey
Marty Riessen of Evanston and Eugene Scott of St. James advanced to the final round of the Eastern Grass Court Tennis Championships in South Orange New Jersey. Riessen defeated Clark Graebner 6-2 6-2 7-5, Scott beat David Reed 6-4 6-2 6-2. The women’s final pits Margaret Smith of Australia against Darlene Hard of Long Beach California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Orange
N.I
API Marty Riessen
Evanston
Eugene Scott
St. James
N.Y
Santa Monica
Calif
Naaman Nickell Named Odessa American Sports Editor
Naaman Nickell, a 14 month veteran of the San Angelo Standard Times sports staff, was chosen as sports editor of the Odessa American. He succeeds Spec Gammon who resigned to accept a sports publicity director post at Texas A&M College.
Also Mentioned on This Page
University of California At Berkeley
State Department
India
Mexican Sports Confederation
Wiens
Sandra Knott
Britain
Joy Carling
London
Sandra
Major League
Santo
Cubs
Boyer
Kaline
Tigers
Malzone
Maloney
Reds
Perranoski
Dodgers
Koufax
McBean
Pirates
Radatz
Ford
Yanks
Pizarro
White Sox
Buzhardt
Lanton
Texans
Hank Stram
Kalamazoo, Mich
UPD
Ruidoso
Ruidoso Downs
Travelers Lads
Rasuto
Firm Inc
Oves
Muse
Lightning War
Darrells
Kellys
Sharp
Ovonela
Kingsley Rocket
Tal Bam
Rist Gal Vio
Gary Ro
Sandy Logan
Carey Calhoun
Tweleth
NBC
Page One
Hamlin
Merchants
Warshaw
Gamble
Dennis Ivey
Wayne Mason
Hubbers
Brownwoood
Danny McDougal
Mike Calloway
BR Palmer
Frasier Lowe
Lawrence Elking
Phil Clack
Rob Galey
Ronnie Arrington
Hub Ree Gales
Ronnie Amrperstan
Allen Heuston
CR Heston
Brkrne
Ann & Arlington WwomOl
Harlan Hines
Dan Roachi
Roy Godae
Larry Herd
Seminole
Barry Caldwell
Frank Rice
Fred Hamrick
Paul Boyd
Mel Farsley
Larry Catee
Riley Lamm
Hamlin Han
San c
Angela
Mack Brownley
Morns Warshaw
Jacqueman
Sam Naro
San Angelo
Morne Warshaw
Miland
Joe Moy
Elo Paso
Vegas
Jim Gilliam
Bob Lillis
John Bateman
Pan-Tex Cops
Boyd Reynolds
SWPS
Floyd Ashley
Howard Stuller
Post
Lubbock
B. G. Jones
Pauline Dreyer
Mary Ann de Forest
Maxine Everett
Paris
Jesse G. Rambo
Orange
Bill Pevoto
Beaumont
Buddy Hebert
Dianne Dietrich
Duncan
Joe Beth Reymann
Christy Lynn Weir
Marion
Sally Wander
Tenny O. Bright
Wagoner
George AnnNace
Bill Dietrich
Cecil Herren
Channelview
Johnny Blackburn
Steve Hooper
Wayne Caswell
Pampa
East Texas
Naaman Nickell
DR. Hardtops
O.S
Louthan - Dowell Motors
Texas Ave
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