National Open Archery Championships Open In Oxford Ohio
About 260 archers from nearly every state compete as the National Archery Association hosts the open championships. Defending titles belong to Bert Betrovsky of Cleveland and Carol Meinhart of Pittsburgh as entrants from the 18 nation world meet in Sweden last summer loom as front runners.
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Ohio
Robin Hood
Old England
National Archery Association
Bert Betrovsky
Cleveland
Carol Meinhart
Pittsburgh
Sweden
Youth Shaping National League Roster Outlook
National League data shows 45 first year players among 200 rosters with Philadelphia leading the count and Gene Mauch managing 11 rookies. Cubs follow with seven, Reds add four more, Dodgers feature several young talents likely to anchor future success.
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National League
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Grote
Philadelphia Phillies
Gene Mauch
Toster
Phillies
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Claude Osteen
League figures show turnover in first year players
The American League has about 45 first-year men, representing roughly 20 percent of league personnel. Statistics suggest the typical lifetime in the league is five years, with many players not lasting a full season or leaving at five-year intervals.
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Ufe Pasher
Browns Could Pick Up Cash On Line This Fall
AP report from Ohio notes an underused rookie from Georgia named John Cash attracting coach Paul Brown's attention with potential to play as a fourth guard. DeGroot, ex Dons and Redskins coach, wrote praising Cash after seeing him in Germany. Cash, released for Browns training, shows speed in trials and remains under evaluation for the guard spot.
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Cleveland Browns
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John Cash
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Une
Paul Brown
Germany
Frankfurt I von Dukes
DeGroot
Browns
Brown
Tigers split doubleheader vs Red Sox behind Chrisley hot bat
Neil Chrisley of the Tigers had three singles two doubles and a homer driving in five as Detroit won the opener 9 4 and lost the second 8 4. Sam Jones of the Giants struck out 11 on two hits as San Francisco beat Cincinnati 6 2 for a fifth straight win.
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Tigers
Detroit
Boston
Sam Jones
Giants
San Francisco
Cincinnati
San Francisco Giants
Don Elston
Don Cardwell
Harvey Haddix
Don Drysdale
Dodgers
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Pittsburgh
Ed Roebuck
Drysdale
Braves
Bob Lillis
Maury Wills
Carl Willey
Minnie Minoso
White Sox
Roy Sievers
Jack Kralic
Hector Lopez
Yankee
Casey Stengel
Lopez
Kansas City
Stengel
Ditmar
Yanks
Bobby Richardson
Gil McDougald
Bud Daley
Brooks Robinson
Orioles
Robinson
Gary Bell
Wes Stock
Skinny Brown
Mike de la Haz
Williams
Mel Ott
Vic Wertz
Red Sox
Billy Muffett
Mike Fornieles
Goetz Wins Under 13 Title At Central Illinois Tennis Tourney
Pam Goetz of Middletown emerged as the local winner at Decatur Illinois taking the Under 13 singles title with a 6-2 6-2 victory over Ron Bernwein of Chicago and then paired with Kerwein to win the Under 13 doubles 6-4 6-2 against Patsy Rippy and Cheryl Stapp.
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Decatur
Ill
Miss Goetz
Ron Bernwein
Chicago
Miss Kerwein
Patsy Rippy
Cheryl Stapp
Shawnee
Okla
Miss Kernwein
Pam Lewis
Middletown
Kent Chalfin
Dave Harrington
Walt Beatty
Harrington
Bob Powless
Flora
Beatty
Tim Sheehan
Bob Inman
Chalfin
Mike Anderson
Maureen Taylor
Alice Luthy
Peoria
Laver Favored to Win Pennsylvania Tennis Title
Rod Laver lands the favoritism to beat Ron Holmberg in the men’s final of the 61st Pennsylvania Lawn Tennis Championships in Haverford. Mimi Arnold faces Mrs. William DuPont for the women’s crown as Holmberg advances past Vic Seixas after a tougher semifinal.
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Rod Laver
Ron Holmberg
William DuPont
U.S
Wilmington
Del
Mimi Arnold
Redwood City
Calif
Bob Mark
Holmberg
Brooklyn
N.Y
Vic Seixas
Senior Captures Two Net Titles
Senior wins two tennis titles defeating foes in the finals. The report notes a dominant performance with keys from the Llano region and references to peers and rivals, including a notable match culminating around late April 1965.
Wrestling Show Delayed to August 12 at Armory
Promoter Jim Mames announced the next wrestling card at the National Guard Armory will not occur until August 12 because the armory is being used for a guard drill. The Saturday bouts ended decisively with Lord Little Brook beating Bull Brummell in two of three falls, The Shrek defeating Joe Blanchard two falls to one, and The Shire Brothers winning two of three against the Masked Medics.
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Jim Mames
National Guard Armory
Lord Little Brook
Bull Brummell
Shrek
Joe Blanchard
Shire Brothers
Ove
Huff Wins Junior Girls Title at Seaway Tennis Tourney
Sandy Huff, 17, of New Philadelphia, captured the junior girls crown at Kent State University in the Seaway Tennis Tournament. She defeated JoAnn Callas of Youngstown 6 2 6 1 and will play for the women's singles title next Saturday. Roy Pasch, 16, of Youngstown won the junior boys singles by beating John Schlacter of Hudson 6 3 6 1.
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Sandy Huff
New Philadelphia
Kent State University
Miss Huff
JoAnn Callas
Youngstown
Roy Pasch
John Schlacter
Hudson
Giants Fight On In pennant race after 6-2 win
The San Francisco Giants revived hopes with a 6-2 win over Cincinnati as Sad Sam Jones outpitched the Reds. Willie Mays and Jim Marshall supplied key hits, Mays injuring his left ankle but returning later. Pittsburgh and Milwaukee traded leads while Chicago Dodgers narrowed the gap with a 6-5 win.
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Vada Pinson
Giants
Willie Mays
Jim Marshall
Orlando Cepeda
Mays
Bob Purkey
Grady Hatton
Cubs
Pirates
Chicago
Baseball scores and standings across leagues in early games
In the American League Chicago beat Washington 54 to 25 while Detroit edged Boston 64 to 6. Kansas City split with Boston and Chicago lost to Baltimore. National League results include Chicago 6 Pittsburgh 2 and Los Angeles 7 Milwaukee 5 with St. Louis 9 Philadelphia 4. International League saw Montreal 54 Jersey City 31 and Columbus 92 Buffalo 20 with Toronto 4 Miami 4 in a tie.
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Moose Men’s Bowling League to Hold Organizational Meeting
The Moose Men’s Bowling League will hold an organizational meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the Moose Lodge, announced this morning.
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Moose Lodge
Wynn Regains Old Mound Form in pennant chase
Early Wynn rebounds to win his 22nd game, hurling a four hitter in a doubleheader sweep for the Chicago White Sox as they pull within a game and a half of the Yankees in the pennant race. Orioles, Tigers, and Red Sox win as Williams hits 510th homer and DiMaggio-like power surfaces.
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Chicago White Sox
White Sox
New York Yankees
Washington
Bob Shaw
Gerry Staley
Chicago
Yankees
Kansas City
Art Ditmar
Baltimore
Cleveland
Detroit
Boston
Ted ‘Williams
Tigers
Newk Newcombe Returns to Majors with Indians
Don Newcombe, 34, says his transfer from the Cincinnati Redlegs to the Cleveland Indians feels like returning to the big leagues. He spoke in Baltimore after Cleveland fell 6-5 to the Orioles, criticizing Cincinnati while praising Cleveland's organization. He'll face the Washington Senators Tuesday night after Jim Perry starts for Cleveland against Hal Woodeshick.
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Don Newcombe
Cleveland Indians
Cincinnati Redlegs
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Indians
Orioles
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Newcombe
Brooklyn Dodgers
Washington Senators
Jim Perry
Hal Woodeshick
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