Excellent Field Battles For AAU Titles
One of the greatest fields ever assembled for a national meet will compete for AAU titles at Downing Stadium Randalls Island. Jim Ryan leads more than 600 athletes in 19 events. the meet selects U S team members for events against Poland and Russia.
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America
National Amateur Athletic Union
Jim Ryan
University of Kansas
Downing Stadium
Randalls Island
Russia
Kiev
United States
Poland
Berkeley
Calif
Los Angeles
Rudy Haluza
U.S. Air Force
March Field
Ron Lard
New York A.C
Pittsburgh
Salina
Kans
Tommie Smith
San Jose State
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Smith
Charlie
Dokka Opens Lead in NCAA Golf Championship Pack
Arne Dokka of Los Angeles State shot a par 71 to stand two strokes ahead after three rounds at Stanford. Michigan’s Bill Newton, Florida’s Bob Murphy, and Houston’s Hal Underwood trail, while top players like Marty Fleckman and Hale Irwin stumble.
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Calif
Arne Dokka
Los Angeles State
Stanford University
Dokka
Bill Newton
Michigan
Bob Murphy
Florida
Murphy
Newton
Hal Underwood
Elwin Fanning
Houston
Bob Dickson
Oklahoma State
Vinny Giles
Georgia
Underwood
Fanning
Dickson
Giles
Ron Cerrudo
San Jose State
Hale Irwin
Colorado
Marty Fleckman
John Miller
Brigham Young
Jim Grant
Charles McGauglin
Notre Dame
L.A. State
William Newton
U. Floride
Vinnie Giles
Okla
State
5.J
Chas McGlavantin
N. Dame
Willie Brash
Minnesota
Rick Tait
Arizona St
Lee Davis
USC
Mike Taylor
BYU
John Hogden
Wisconsin
Terry Small
San Jose St
Sherman Finger
Mike Mitchell
Terry Hartshorn
UCLA
Jim Carlson
Larry Hartley
Ore
Don Lackey
Donald Keefer
S.J. State
Dale Vayant
New Mexico
Kero Richardson
Dick Shephard
Marshall
Ross Randall
Joe Porter Tll
ASU
Dear Sneed
Ohio State
Ike Higgins
Michael Good
Bob Smith
Sacto
Jim Hardy
Oklahoma St
Joan Baldwin
N. Carolina
Jim Baske
Indiana
Randy Wolff
LSU
Tim Sweborg
Bradley
Jamie Gough
Air Force
Rob Rouchler
Bill Buss
Toledo
Brian McNally
Wayne Vollmer
Arizona
John Schroeder
Don Johnson
Army
Jim Gannon
Washington
Alex Antonio Jr
Ohio St
Ken Morrow
Oregon
Lloyd West
Oregon St
James Geiger
Penn St
Jamie Thompson
Wichita St
Orrin Vincent
Seattle
John Darling
Texas
Bill McCormick
L.A. St
Boys Club Triumphs Stag Shop 11 10 Behind Paxton
Paxton struck out five and allowed four hits as Boys Club Thorn and Simpson led the win over Stag Shop. Rawls and Acree had the losing hits for Stag Shop while Thorn and Simpson contributed offensively.
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Simpson
Paxton
Jackson
Sinclair
Hendrix
Rawls
Acree
Arron
Hollis
Evans
Monroe
Burks
Alexander
Thompson
Famburg
Monroe Concrete
Ouachita Federals
Confederates
Banks
Stevens
Ellis
Creighton
Ouachita Federal
McClendon
Yanks Favor Orioles in All-Star Selections Talk
Yankees Elston Howard and stars like Mickey Mantle and Roger Maris advocate Orioles for several positions. Howard backs Frank Robinson Brooks Robinson Luis Aparicio Boog Powell and favors staffers Steve Barber Jim Palmer plus reliever Eddie Watt. Yankees also favor Joe Azcue for catcher and rate Orioles hitters Frank Robinson Brooks Robinson and Earl Battey high among leaders.
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Baltimore Oriole
New York Yankees
Elston Howard
Yankees
Orioles
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
Clete Boyer
Bobby Richardson
Howard
Baltimore Sun
Frank Robinson
Brooks Robinson
Luis Aparicio
Boog Powell
George Scott
Boston
Steve Barber
Jim Palmer
Stu Miller
Eddie Watt
Detroit
al Kaline
Minnesota
Tony Oliva
California
Bobby Knoop
Earl Battey
Cleveland
Joe Azcue
Commissioner's Office
St. Louis
Scott
Powell
RBI
Watt
Miller
Barber
Russ Snyder
Oriole
Jets Sign Windham to AFL Contract in New York
The New York Jets signed 24-year-old free agent Bob Windham to an AFL contract. Windham is a 6 foot 5 inch, 275 pound center from Odessa Texas who played at Texas Western for two years and has not played organized football since 1963. While in the Marines he earned All-Service basketball honors and the All-South Pacific heavyweight boxing title.
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New York Jets
Bob Windham
Windham
Texas Western
Marines
Odessa
Tex
Twins Recall Uhlaender After Denver Stint
The Minnesota Twins recalled outfielder Ted Uhlaender from their Denver farm club on Friday to replace him with Sandy Valdespino who was sent to the Triple A team in Denver. In an exhibition in Denver Thursday night Uhlaender collected two hits as the Twins won 8 to 4. Uhlaender had batted 341 there.
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Ted Uhlaender
Denver
Minnesota Twins
Uhlaender
Twins
Sandy Valdespino
Ilub
Bues Top Phillies 3-1 Behind Veale Five-Hit Effort
Roberto Clemente Jesse Gonder and Willie Stargell homered as Bob Veale pitched five strong hits allowed to lift Pittsburgh over Philadelphia 3-1. Veale improved to 8-5, Jim Bunning took the loss after his 2,000th strikeout, with the Pirates breaking the game open late.
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Roberto Clemente
Jesse Gonder
Willie Stargell
Bob Veale
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Veale
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Bob Uecker
John Callison
Cookie Rojas
Jim Bunning
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Play Day Held For Riders Club
The Dixie Riding Club Association hosts a monthly play day at Riverside Riders Club Arena at 6:00 p.m. on Saturday June 25. Entries due by 5:00 p.m. The top All-Around Rider wins a Buck-Stitched Trophy Saddle from Lionel Reed's Saddle Shop. Spectators welcome. refreshments available.
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Riverside Riders Club Arena
Lionel Reed
Riverside Arena
Monroe Boat Dock
West Monroe Dixie Youth: Green Brothers top Coca-Cola 20-12
Green Brothers blasted Coca-Cola 20 to 12 led by Richard Landry with four hits including two home runs. D Thompson went five for five for the winners, while McLemore defeated Monroe Bidg. & Loan 30 with Rod Noland and Ronnie Davidson contributing two hits and a double. Shell Oil rallied to beat Ouachita Bank 65 with Hammond’s double and McGrew’s 2-3 line. Louisiana Power and Light routed Peoples Loan 15 to 3 as Ronny Blazier pitched well and went 2-3.
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Green Brothers
Coca-Cola
Richard Landry
D. Thompson
Green Bros
Parker and Landry
R. Brazier
Adams
Hummel
Halford
Recreation Softball Roundup Hits and Home Runs Across Leagues
First Christian edged First Assembly of God 7 4 on Jim Wroten two homers with M Wroten the winner and Dumas the loser. American Bank beat Bullock s Garage 14th inning 7 6 on Webb Nix s fourth homer. Bryant won as Borden lost. Wainwright and Wheeler homered for Twin City Glass in a 7 5 win over Pailettes. Tolbird homered for L D club as they beat Good Hope Baptist 17 5 with Rugg the winning pitcher. Ridge Avenue defeated Southside Methodist 14 2 as Harris 4 for 4 Rector 3 for 3 and White homered. Optimist Club edged Fire Fighters 4 3 as Ivy earned the win with errorless play. Church league action saw College Place Baptist B beat Victory Baptist B 12 1 behind Maroney and Nolan s homers. Morgan Lindsey Warehouse topped P M C 12 2 with Hemler homering and Fletcher Tisdale adding hits. Emmanuel Baptist rolled College Place Baptist 16 4 as Huey Jinks hit a grand slam and McBeth got the win.
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First Assembly of God
Jim Wroten
M. Wroten
Dumas
American Bank
Bullock’s Garage
Webb Nix
Bryant
Borden
Faye Wainwright
Wheeler
Twin City Glass Tory
Pailettes
Ford
Zeagler
L. D
Good Hope Baptist
Tolbird
Rugg
Johnson
Winters
Ridge Avenue
Southside Methodist
Harris
Rector
White
Bass
Fuller
Optimist
Fire Fighters
Ivy
Opt
College Place Baptist
Victory Baptist
Church
Maroney
Nolan
Whittington
Bushnell
McGough
Morgan
Lindsey Warehouse
P.M.C
Hemler
Fletcher
Tisdale
Lindsey
Guillardo
Corrent
Slavant
Carter
Jungina
Emmanuel Baptist
Huey Jinks
Tindal
McBeth
Perkins
Hales
Causey
College Place
Bentz
Peddy Brothers Capture Medalist Honors in Highland Round
Defending champions Wayne Priest and Tony Danna ina and Terry Peddy led 48 teams at Highland Park Four Ball Tournament’s switch to medal play for the first time. The Peddy brothers fired a 65 seven under par on the 6 465 yard layout to top the field as medal rounds began. Terry Peddy, a Ruston High School junior, and Wayne Peddy, a Northeast Louisiana State sophomore, preserved last year’s crown by defeating Guy Du.
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Tony Danna Ina
Terry Peddy
Highland Park
Peddy Brothers
Peddy
Terry
Ruston High School
Wayne
Northeast Louisiana State
Guy du
Glenn Walker
Ricky Hyland
Hollis Lonsberry
John Lacy
Walker
Hyland
Henry Cole
Mike Harris
F. E. Patterson
Gordy Roy
Mark Whitfield
Hoyt Highfill
Gene Adams
June Wood
Dave Causey
Tom Weeks
DuPriest
Danna
Red Sox edge Senators 5-1 as Santiago shines
Boston pitcher Jose Santiago defeated Washington 5-1, outdueling Pete Richert who struck out 113 this season. Tony Conigliaro homered for the AL home run leader in a slump, Will Kirkland also went deep, while Foy added a seventh inning blast. In Cleveland, Mike Hershberger led Kansas City past the Indians 7-5 with three key hits as Colavito homered twice and drove in all five Cleveland runs.
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Tony Conigliaro
Joe Foy
Jose Santiago
Washington
Pete Richert
Red Sox
Conigliaro
Foy
Cleveland
Mike Hershberger
Kansas City
Rocky Colavito
Colavito
Athletics
Hershberger
A’s
Chico Salmon
Tony Curry
Jim Gosger
Cleon Jones Delivers For Mets In Chicago Victory
Cleon Jones hit a go ahead homer off Chicago lefty in the seventh, lifting the Mets to a 4-2 win. Jones added a ninth inning RBI single, his third homer of the season, as Bob Friend earned his first Mets win after being acquired from the Yankees. The Cubs led 2-0 before New York tied it in the fifth with key hits from Hunt, Boyer, and Murphy.
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Cleon Jones
Ken Holtzman
Chicago Cubs
New York Mets
Jones
Bob Friend
Mets
New York Yankees
Friend
Jack Hamilton
Cubs
Don Kessinger
John Bocabella
Ernie Banks
Billy Murphy
Jerry Grote
Ron Hunt
Ken Boyer
New York
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Hunt
C.jones
Jenkins Holtzman
Jessen Leads Waterloo Open With 69 In First Round
Rose Jessen shot a three under par 69 to lead the Waterloo Open at Sunnyside, after nine pars, six birdies and three bogeys. Betsy Rawls and Carol Mann were one under for second, with Sybil Griffen fourth at 72, as field leaders set the pace for the 54 hole event ahead of the U S Women s Open.
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Iowa
Rose Jessen
Sunnyside
Betsy Rawls
Carol Mann
Sybil Griffen
Kathy Whitworth
Marlene Hagge
Mickey Wright
Minneapolis
Marlene Hagee
Sandra Stuzich
Sandra Palmer
Margie Masters
Judy Kimball
Althea Gibson
Gloria Ehret
Betsy Cullen
Donna Caponi
Judy Torluemke
Candy Phillips
Leslie Holbert
Clifford Ann Creed
Carol Ellis
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