Mira and Trull to clash in All-America game
George Mira of Miami and Don Trull of Baylor are slated to start for the East and West squads respectively in the annual All-America football game at War Memorial Stadium. Sixty top college players split into East and West, coaches named by Elliott, Hardin, Michelosen, Devaney, Bridgers, and McKay.
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Buffalo
N.Y
George Mira
Miami
Don Trill
Baylor
War Memorial Stadium
Ohd Michelosen
Pitsburgh
Bob Devaney
Nebraska
Jol Bridgers
Johnn McKay
Southern California
Devaney
Mira
Florida
Eacen
Jack Concanton
Lon College
Billy “‘Lothridge
Georgia ‘Tech
Koufax Wins Again as Reds Split Dodgers in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati the Dodgers and Reds split a doubleheader after Sandy Koufax won his fifth decision this season in the opener, pitching six innings for Los Angeles in a 4 to 2 victory. Frank Howard drove in two runs and Nate Oliver had a key RBI single for the Dodgers. The Reds tied the nightcap on Tommy Davis’s double in a 4 to 2 loss.
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Cincinnati
Devon
Johnson
Joey Jay
Los Angeles
Koufax
Reds
Dodgers
Nate Oliver
RydRafl
Cine
Lake Texoma
Yada Pinson
Moore
New York
Chicago
Gion
Karaas
Betnat' A
Miinewia
Sun Cree Terk
State Health Department
Meese
Ithe State Parks and Wildlife Fmaun
Eitanarma
San Francisco
Yew York
Jevient 4
AIC
York
Horton
Bheldon
Wasminslon
Rudelah
Lor An
Ames
NBA Cancels Liston Hearing
The World Boxing Association cancelled a hearing on Sonny Liston's reinstatement to the WBA ratings. President Ed Lassman said it was called off because Cassius Clay, who beat Liston for the title, declined to attend as his appearance was needed due to contract terms with Intercontinental Promotions. Liston had been dropped after concealed weapon charges in Denver.
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Miami Beach
Fla
World Boxing Association
Sonny Liston
Ed Lassman
Washington, D.C
Cassius
Clay
Liston
Chiy
Lassman
Intercontinental Promotions
WBA
Denver
Longtime Solon Dies in Santa Rosa
Clarence S. Lea, a 32 year California representative in the United States House from Solano County, died Saturday in Santa Rosa after years of failing health. He was 89 and a Democrat.
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Solon
Santa Rosa
Calif
Clarence S. Lea
California
Contreasman
Senators Sweep Athletics In Opening Doubleheader
In Kansas City the Senators pounded the Athletics 13-2 in game one then held on for a 4-2 win in game two. Don Leppert homered, Ed Charles added a homer, and King went 4 for 4 with two doubles driving in two. Buster Narum pitched a complete game for Washington earning his seventh win.
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Kansas City
Rook
Ron Klin
Koch
Ro-Jon
Washington
Kansas Citys
Senatorsj
Athletics
Duck Gotfier
aSoy Lock Fart Ts Ithe
Senators
Brinkman
Lock
King
Don Zimmer
Buster Narum
Jockey Announces Retirement From Riding in California
California jockey announces he is through riding and will not ride again in races. Officials say his decision ends a long career with hints he remains close to the sport.
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Ee Calif
Connolly Plans Retirement From Browns For Real Estate
Cleveland Browns guard Ted Connolly declares retirement from professional football to pursue real estate ventures. The veteran player spent eight seasons with the San Francisco 49ers and joined Cleveland last season, but had limited playing time.
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Cleveland
Uph - Ted
Connolly
Cleveland Browns
San Francisco Forty Niners
Browns
Le Mans 24 Hour Race Dominates Weekend Sports
Jean Guichet and Vaccarella win the 24 hour Le Mans auto race amid record speeds and a fatal accident. Ferrari leads with multiple entries as Italian drivers Triumph, while spectators suffer casualties from debris after a two-car crash. 55 starters, 25 finishers. record average speeds around 121 mph.
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Clark
Payne
T-L
Pioneer
West Texas Tile Tigers
le Mans
France
American Colt League
Jean Guichet
Chuck
Nino Vaccarella
Italy
Lewis
Ferrari
Paulk
Ludovico
Colt Scarfiotti
Lorenzo
NCAA Meet Shows Improvement From Olympic Prospects
In Eugene Oregon Bowerman hails a strong Oregon team scoring 70 points at the NCAA Championships as athletes set collegiate marks. Cyrol Burleson and Vic Zywolak shine in field events while Pat Traynor advances the 1 000 and 10 000 meters. records fall in 1500 and broad jump as Army Air Force and Arizona collegiate stars excel.
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Bill Bowerman
University of Oregon
Bowerman
Lof Cyrol Burleson
America
Villanova
Vic Zywolak
United
Europe
Les Tipton
Pat Traynor
Traynor
San Jose
Danny Mun
Morgan Groth
Oregon
Jim Murphy
Air Force
King
Colts Beat Milwaukee Twinbill 5 4 and 5 2
In Milwaukee the Colts defeated the Braves 5 4 in the opener and 5 2 in the nightcap. Bett Houston pitched well in game one as Rusty Staub led the attack, while Spahn struggled with 10 hits allowed. Los Angeles achieved a 4 1 win over Cleveland aided by two errors and Belinsky four hits.
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Milwaukee
Houston
Bett
Houston Colts
Mukee Bruce
Torre
Rusty
Russ Johnson
Staub
Warren Spahn
Spahn
11 Year Old Dies At Game In South Bend
In South Bend Indiana an 11 year old boy John J Messar collapsed after a ground ball play during a Lena baseball game and died in the family car before reaching a hospital. He had a lifelong heart ailment and had been advised not to participate in competitive sports by his physician Dr Norman Holtzman.
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South Bend
Ind
Lena
John J. S. Messar
Aam
Norman Holtzman
Smith Captures West Texas Golf Tourney Crown
Smith of Coleman fired a 73 Sunday to win the West Texas golf tournament at Union Country Club over 6,200 yards par 72. Hoskins of Fort Worth was second with 289, Richards of Jacksboro 290, Wiggs of Fort Worth 291.
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Tex
Rae Smith
Coleman
Rae
Hary Hoskins
Fort Worth
Henry Richards
Jacksboro
Billy Wiggs
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