Clay's Induction Fight Reaches Higher Courts
Former heavyweight champion Muhammad Ali formerly Cassius Clay appears to appeal his conviction for refusal of induction into the armed services. The 5th Circuit affirmed, paving the way for a possible Supreme Court review and a potential stay or sentence delay.
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Ius Glavy
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U.S. Cireait
Court of Appeals
Armed Services
Clay
U Supréme. Court
Chicago
Muhammad Ali
Circuit Court of the Supreme Court
Houston Induction Center
Marichal Extends Winning Streak In 8-0 Giants Shutout
Juan Marichal fired a four hitter for his seventh straight victory as the San Francisco Giants routed the Pittsburgh Pirates 8-0. The right-hander struck out eight and also drove in a run with a sacrifice fly, backed by a 10-hit Giants attack including Willie McCovey, Willie Mays, and Jesus Alou. Bob Veale took the loss for Pittsburgh while Alou, Mays, and Brown supplied multiple RBIs.
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Juan Marichal
San Francisco Giants
Giants
Willie McCovey
Willie Mays
Ollie Brown
Jesus ‘Alou
Bob Veale
Brown
Ron Fant
Mays
Lubbock Junior Rifle Club sweeps VFW Junior Rifle Tourney
In San Angelo the WEAV Gold team led by William L Foster Pam Denney Ronnie Ferguson and Rickie Stephens won the tournament with 1420 of 1600 as Blue finished second led by Jimmy Cook Dale Denney Sherri Wolcott and Jeannie Foster. Stephens topped the standing match with 169 of 200 and Denney led the tournament as high girl shooter. Denney also won prone sitting and kneeling in Class B.
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Lubbock
WEAV
VFW
William L. Foster
Pam Denney
Ronnie Ferguson
Rickie Stephens
Jimmy Cook
Dale Denney
Sherri Wolcott
Jeannie Foster
Stephens
Miss Denney
Denney
Buddy Thomas
Chuck Stephens
Baxter
Ferguson
Kentucky Racing Board weighs appeal over Dancers Image case delay
The Kentucky State Racing Commission discussed appealing a court ordered delay in hearings on Dancer's Image disqualification from the Kentucky Derby. Judge Merry Meigs granted a Monday delay. the dispute centers on whether the commission has jurisdiction over lawyers' conduct and on turning over material to opposing counsel.
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Kentucky State Racing” Commission
Dancer
Franklin
Merry Meigs
Commission
Louisville
Edward S.-Boninfo
Arthur Geviston
Peter Fuller
Meigs
Renhicky State ‘Racing Commission
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Racing Commission
Bone Me
Grafton
Kenneth Smith
Smith
Bonnie
Churchill Downs
Cubs Rally Past Reds Behind Williams Key Double
Chicago edged Cincinnati 4 to 3 as Billy Williams delivered a two run seventh inning double to spark the Cubs. Ernie Banks hit back to back homers off Gary Nolan and Adolfo Phillips started the rally with a leadoff single before Beckert and Phillips scored. Ken Holtzman earned his fifth win in seven starts before departing for a summer military stint.
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Billy Williams
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati
Bob Lee
Cubs
Ernie. Banks
Gary Nolan
Adolfo Phillips
Alex Johnsen
Glenn Beckert
Williams
Jine
Poth. Phillips
Beckert
Ken Holtzman
Local Youth Leagues Highlight Varied Play Across West Regions
The report lists numerous teams and sponsors in youth leagues across the Northwest Majors and Midwest stations, including Little League entries like Walt Kids 12 and Duglers 45, plus softball and col y leagues. It notes diverse sponsors such as Meadowbrook Golf Shop, Glass T sera Car Wash, and United Supermarket, with scores and placements scattered throughout the sections. It also mentions a St. Louis Cardinals note and a Baseball figure, Roger Maris, linked to a Carlton memory following a game.
St John's shuts out Harvard to open College World Series
St John’s of New York pitcher Tom Sowinski threw a four hit 2-0 shutout over Harvard in Omaha as the 20nd College World Series began. Sowinski improved to 40-1 with seven game win streak, while St John’s got both runs in the first on Lizak Waters and Addonizio singles and a sacrifice fly by Matson.
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Neb
Tom Sowinski
St. John's
New York
Harvard
Southern Twinois
North Carolina State
Sowinski
Dick Manchester
Turco Ted
Johny Igiaclo
St. John’s
Ray Petot
Steve Lizak
Ed Waters
Ralph Addonizio
Al Mat+son
State Amateur Golf Championship Opens at River Plantation
The Texas Shire Amateur Golf Championship opens today with 220 players, the largest field yet, over the 6800 yard par 72 River Plantation Golf and Country Club near Conroe. Notable veterans include John Maguhar and Tommy Cruse while UT stars Stewart and Massengale lead collegiate entries. The tournament closes on Friday.
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River Plantation
Conroe
Houston
John Maqguhar
Texas Tech
Tommy Cruse
Stewart
Dallas
Rick Massengale
Jacksboro
Tigers Sign Top Pick In Free Agent Draft
Detroit Tigers sign their No. 1 draft pick in the free agent draft. Robert Robinson of Chester Virginia is an outfielder who bats left and throws right. He was signed by scout George Ferrell and will report to Sarasota Florida for spring training in the Gulf Coast League.
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Robert Robinson
Chester
Robinson
George Ferrell
Detroit
Sarasota, Mia
Cardinals replace injured Hughes with Mikkelson
St Louis Cardinals call up right hander Pete Mikkelson from Tulsa farm club to replace Dicky Hughes on the roster after Hughes lands on the disabled list with right shoulder soreness. Mikkelson, 28, joins Atlanta trip from Chicago Cubs trade and posted 6 2 record in Tulsa with 66 2/3 innings, 49 strikeouts, 1.36 ERA.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Pete Mekkelson
Tulsa
Okla
Dicky Hughes
Mikkelson
Redbirds
Atlanta
Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Hughes
Cardinal Agvinner Ust
UTEP End Inks Pact With Chicago Bears
El Paso subject Bob Wallace signed with the Chicago Bears on Monday after a college career at UTEP. Wallace caught 125 passes for 2,161 yards over three seasons and was viewed as the Bears second choice in the NFL draft.
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Bob Wallace
University of
Duman Dies After Rex Mays Crash at State Fair Park
TAP Romile Duman, 36, died after his car left the Rex Mays Classic 150 at State Fair Park Milwaukee. The incident left flames and wreckage as fans and track workers rushed to aid him. Duman’s helmet was split and he did not survive. His wife and young son watched from the stands.
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Romile Duman
Eddie Sachs
Dave
MacDonald
Duman
State Fair Park
Amy
Res
Norm Brown
Grand Rapids
Mich
Ray Darnell
Deerfield
Ill
Cam Sa
Brown
Darnell
Worth
Rutherford
Top Golfers Open NCAA Bids Today
The sixth annual NCAA College Division Championship begins Tuesday at Lamar Tech. Favorites include Lamar Tech and Southwestern Louisiana. Notable players include Mike Nugent from Lamar Tech and Jimmy Smith of Austin Peay, with challengers from East Tennessee State, Chico State, Illinois State, Middle Tennessee State, and Southwest Missouri State. The event runs through Sunday at the 72-hole Park course.
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Lamar. Tech
Ing
University of — Southwestern Louisiana ‘of Lafayette
Lamart Tech
Mike Nugent
Paducah
Jimmy Smith
Austin, Peay
Tenn
Brieg
Ine Itlare
Krank Niepagen
Onrison
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Tennessee State
Austin Peay
Chico State
Chico
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Ilinois
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Missouri
Idalou Names Sessum as New Assistant Coach
Idalou athletic director Keith Lowe announced Sessum will join as football and track assistant next month. He replaces Alton Fields who departs for the draft. Sessum, a former Sundown High School and Baylor University athlete, will handle chores as an assistant coach.
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Sessum
Spur
Tdalou
Keith Lowe
Lowe
Alton Fields
Alton
Kress
Leo Fields
Ihalow
Sundown High School
Baylor University
Lubbockites Win Two Of Three In West Texas Junior Golf
In the PGA West Texas Chapter junior tournament at Lorenzo on Monday Mark Nobel won the 12 to 13 division with 80 while Mike Knight shot 74 to take the 14 to 15 title. Randy Robertson’s 79 was runner up in that bracket as Kent Hale of Floydada captured the 14 to 15 crown with 78.
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Himy
Kent Hale
Floydada
Return Bout Clause To Protect Frazier
NEW YORK The return bout clause to protect Joe Frazier in his New York title defense against Manuel Ramos provides for a second match within 120 days if Ramos wins. The contract reverses the purse split to favor Frazier by awarding 40 percent to him and 20 percent to Ramos. Madison Square Garden boxing director Harry Markson said he has the agreement in hand.
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Clay
Houston
New York
Joe Frazier
Philadelphia
Mexico
Manuel Ramos
Yancey Durham
Frazier
Ramos
Harry Markson
Madison Square Garden
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