AFL Surrenders Atlanta In Grid Expansion War
The AFL yields Atlanta as NFL eyes the city, triggering a broader expansion plan. Milania to join the NFL in 1964 with Atlanta's stadium valued at 18 million dollars. Cox Broadcasting earlier secured Atlanta rights but the move shifted after NFL Commissioner Rozelle signaled a larger foray into Philadelphia and Chicago.
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Track stars weigh NCAA AAU clash at Berkeley
Berkeley AP report says top trackmen weigh the risk of NCAA AAU friction. Southern California and Oregon may skip the AAU meet as their coaches warn against eligibility penalties for undergraduates racing in sanctioned events. Doug Brown of Montana, who set NCAA records, won both the 1 and 3 mile races but said he cannot go.
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Koufax Dominates Met In Opening Win
Yesterday’s AP report credits Sandy Koufax with a one hit game and 12 strikeouts in a 21 inning first win over New York. Jim Hickman homered for the Mets as Wills’ Dodger ace improves to 1-0 in the season debut. Giants sweep Pirates in doubleheader 4-3 and 7-3 with Willie Mays collecting seven hits across both games.
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Open golf title drama ends in 18 hole playoff
Foreigner Gary Player and Kel Nagle staged a final 18 hole playoff at Belle Rive for the US Open. Nagle eyed his first U S victory and oldest winner tag, while Player sought to join Sarazen and Hogan as the few to win all four majors.
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Indians Extend Winning Streak Behind Sam McDowell Gem
Sam McDowell pitched a two‑hitter for his eighth win as Cleveland stretched its streak to nine with a 5–0 3–1 sweep of the Los Angeles Angels. The Indians tied the AL’s longest win streak this year and sit three games behind Minnesota.
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Hoffa team wins Husband Wife title at Forest Hills
Howard and Helen Hoffman won the Husband Wife Tournament at Forest Hills Country Club recording a net 120. Thirty two teams competed with George and Ann Mourouzis posting a 163 for top gross. Low gross winner was Arnold Griney with 67. Charlie Rice placed second followed by Jobin Con and George Kingham with 72 and Paul Mathews 74. Fd Moorman Steve Geckeler and John Owen tied in the blind bogery with Bingham's 6 was second.
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Golfer Roscoe Rente Nets First Hole in One at Wildwood
Roscoe Rente, a golfer in his third year, achieved his first hole in one on Saturday at Wildwood during inward Ne¢ hele. He shot a 4 over nine holes in a fourball with Jack Revis Charlie Barton and Bill Sebald, the event marking Wildwood’s first reported ace. Pinto retains South American bantamweight title after defeating Botta.
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Nakamura Retains Orient Flyweight Title in Tokyo Bout
Takeshi Nakamura of Japan defeated Ric Ma gramo of the Philippines by outpointing him 112 to 111% to retain the Orient flyweight championship in Tokyo.
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Robinson's Right Arm No Trouble When Batting
Frank Robinson reports his right arm bothers him only a little as he stars in a doubleheader against the Chicago Cubs. He belts two home runs and a single to help the Reds split the twin bill, with Ron Santo fueling Chicago's offense in both games. Edwards and Coleman deliver late heroics for Cincinnati, while Jim O'Toole begins the second game and Sammy Ellis earns the win for Chicago. The Reds next face the Washington Senators in an exhibition for Cincinnati amateur baseball.
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Baseball scoreboard notes and upcoming Tuesday games
Box scores show New York 1 3 at Los Angeles 2 2 and Philadelphia 3 7 at Houston 2 1 with various city matchups. Tuesday schedule lists New York at Los Angeles, Philadelphia at Houston, St Louis at Cincinnati, Chicago at Milwaukee, and Pittsburgh at San Francisco.
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Second Night Action Hits Major Leagues
Scores show Minnesota defeating New York 67 to 44 while Cleveland trails Los Angeles 53 to 1 and Detroit leads Kansas City 12 to 1. Chicago and Boston post mixed results as Baltimore and Washington run high in rain affected games. Upcoming Tuesday schedules list Washington at Chicago and Minnesota at Cleveland among others.
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Mets End Drysdale Koufax Run With 3 2 Victory
The New York Mets overcame Don Drysdale and Sandy Koufax as they defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers 3-2 in the nightcap of a doubleheader. Willie Mays led San Francisco with seven hits in a doubleheader sweep of Pittsburgh. Cardinals beat Braves 6 4 as rain stalled the earlier game.
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Blytheville Meet Upset Ends Short on Scores
In Blytheville Arkansas Ernie Burford of Memphis edges out point opponent, while Bill Depriest from Sar dis Miss posts 10 as scores tally in a fleeting athletic short.
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