Famed Sweepstakes Santa Claus Favored in Irish Derby
At the Curragh Ireland Santa Claus the 45 to 1 favorite faces 18 rivals in the Irish Sweepstakes Derby. The English Derby winner enjoys strong backing from owners and trainer kin with Scobie Breasley replaced by Willie Burke as rider. Purse totals reach 149730 for the winner with 29778 for second and 19852 for third. Other American owned entries include Biscayne King Paddy Ominous and Sunseeker among a large field of longshots.
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Curragh
Ireland
Santa Claus
Scobie Breasley
Britain
Epsom
Willie Burke
Burke
Larry Gelb
New York
Crete
J. D. Reid
Biscayne
Horse Power
EKFE
Dale Shaffer
Detroit Race Course
M. E. Tippett
King Paddy
Ominous
RN Webster
Scranton Bets Connally Coal Against Spurs
Gov. Scranton of Pennsylvania wagers two coal lumps and a miner’s hat against Gov. Connally of Texas. The stakes are a pair of silver spurs and a Pennsylvanian win in the Big 33 high school football game in Hershey. Thirty-three Texas stars face 31 from Pennsylvania.
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Dallas
UPT
Wiliam W. Scranton
Pennnsylvania
John B&b Connally
Texas
Pennsylvania
Hershey
Connally
US Junior Chamber of Commerce
Scranton
Mrs. Connally
Gav Scranton
Cannally
Pennant Fever Returns To Baltimore After 1960 Run
AP reports pennant fever returns to Baltimore as the Orioles sweep the Yankees to take a two game lead in the AL race. World Series tickets see rising demand with season tickets sold for rest of year, though no reservations are planned yet. Lee MacPhail notes fans seeking tickets amid renewed excitement.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Orioles
New York Yankees
Oriole
Lee MacPhail
Oriolles
Orioles
Yanks
Wildlife Officials Plan Last Effort Against Doe Ban
Louisiana wildlife leaders urged sportsmen to oppose SB 321 and HB 1077 that would ban hunting doe deer for two years. The hearings heard fear over hampered game management with calls to lobby legislators and the governor. Overpopulation concerns were cited for malnutrition and crop damage among deer in Bienville Parish and other areas.
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Alexandria
Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission
Commission
Sam Frisby
Louisiana Wildlife Federation
Frisby
Ray Whatley
J. D. Wair
Whatley
Louisiana
Bienville Parish
Late Box Scores From Thursday Baseball Games
Box scores show Los Angeles and San Francisco players with scattered hits and RBI as the Dodgers and Giants split a close two game set. Key names include Parker, Fairly, Mays, Pagan, and McCovey, with pitching lines listing Sanford and others. Final tallies indicate a 1-2 decision in favor of San Francisco in the late innings.
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Los Angeles
San Francisco
Gillian Zhe
Lanier
Davis Cf
Mays
Trace
Parker
Perry
Rosehoro
Hitler
Marl Parker
San
Perranoskh
Senford
Ererce , Vattor & BA
Shewtet
Cubs Replace Injured Schaffer With Roznovsky In DL Move
Chicago Cubs placed catcher Jim Schaffer on the disabled list after a hairline fracture in his left hand and promoted rookie Vic Roznovsky from Salt Lake City to fill the vacancy.
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Chicago
UPI
Jim Schaffer
Chicago Cubs
Vic Roznovsky
Salt Lake City
Mets recall Sutherland Elliot from Buffalo farm club
New York Mets bring back pitcher Darrell Sutherland and outfielder Larry Elliot from the Buffalo farm team in the International League. First baseman outfielder Dick Smith is optioned to the Bisons to clear roster space for the call ups.
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NEW York
UPI
New York Mets
Darrell Sutherland
Larry Elliot
Buffalo
Dick Smith
Bisons
Five Tribe Stars Highlight National AAU Pre-Olympic Meet
About 500 top track athletes gather at Rutgers University for the National AAU championships a two day event with aims to win AAU titles earn U S dual meet berths vs Russia in Los Angeles and secure Olympic trials spots. Notables include world record holders Carr Connolly Oerter Hayes and O Brien among entrants with trials and Olympic berths at stake.
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Rutgers University
U.S
Russia
United States
Los Angeles
Randall’s Island
New York
Adolph Plummer
Plummer
Alis Williams
Robbie Brightwell
England
Dave Archibald
Wendell Mottley
Trinidad
Henry Carr
Hal Connolly
al Oerter
John Pennel
Pennel
Fred Hansen
Bob Hayes
Ralph Boston
Connolly
Charley Dumas
Parry O'Brien
Oerter
Mets Rally Big Second For 8-4 Win Over Braves
New York Mets erupt for eight runs in the second inning to beat the Milwaukee Braves 8-4 in Milwaukee. Charlie Smith hits a two run homer and Joe Christopher belts a grand slam as Warren Spahn exits early. Braves fall to ninth loss in 10 games while Mets snap a five game skid.
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Milwaukee
New York Mets
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee Braves
Charlie Smith
Joe Christopher
Mets
Braves
Spahn
Smith
Wade Blasincame
Rico Carty
Eddie Mathews
Brave Outfielder Alou Hurts Knee In Surgery
Milwaukee Braves outfielder Felipe Alou will be out at least 30 days after knee surgery to remove cartilage in his right knee. He twisted the knee in pregame practice while playing first base, prompting the team to place him on the disabled list effective June 24 at the NL office.
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Milwaukee
Felipe Alou
Milwaukee Braves
Alou
Braves
National League
Bobby Bragan
Rozelle Opens Eagles New Office in Philadelphia
Philadelphia Eagles unveil new offices in the Bullittan Building with NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle cutting the ribbon. The ceremony occurred Thursday in the city, highlighting the team’s HQ move and league support.
Lightning fells golfer and caddie on 18th fairway
In New Orleans lightning struck during a round at Colonial Country Club. Roy Tannahill, an auto salesman, and his 18 year old caddie Cassie Tobias of Harahan were knocked unconscious and carried to the clubhouse for first aid before being moved to a hospital for observation.
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New Orleans
Colonial Country Club
Roy Tannahill
Cassie Tobias
Harahan
SEC Members Split Loot From Network Games
In Birmingham Alabama Southeastern Conference members shared a record 661 942 dollars from televised and bowl football games plus a surplus in the commissioner's operating budget Georgia Tech and Florida each received 67 519 LSU 60 976 Mississippi 58 476 Alabama 47 243 Georgia Kentucky Mississippi State Tennessee Tulane and Vanderbilt 50 656 Auburn 46 269 Commissioner Bernie Moore said revenue and public interest are rising Five teams took part in the NCAA television schedule which paid 498 684 distributed two shares for each team in the schedule and one share for the others Three teams played in bowl games each receiving about 100 000 and adding 103 257 to league spoils.
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Birmingham
Ala
Georgia Tech
Florida
LSU
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
Kentucky
Mississippi State
Tennessee
Tulane
Vanderbilt
Auburn
SEC
Bernie Moore
Upset by Walsh Highlights Seniors Invitational Round
Tom Walsh of Greenville Mississippi stunned defending champion George Thomas by winning 21 holes in the second round of the Seniors Invitational at Bayou Desiard Country Club. Other results include Bill Jones defeating L D Ritter 2 1 Nolan Hatton defeating L H Martin 4 3 and Kenny Holt topping Dr Andrew Emmer 3 2 in various flights.
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Kenny Holt
West Monroe
The
Bayou de
Tom Walsh
Greenville
Miss
George Thomas
Bayou DeSiard Country Club
Mon
Tor Walsh
Bil Jones
L. C D. Ritter
Nolan
L. H. Martin
Wahoo
Andrew Emmer
bin Jones
Nolan Hatcher
Ken Holt
Georer Thomas
L. D. Ritter
G F. Wallace
Brad Trimboie
al Webb
Cam Minard
Jack Cottrell
George Perry Eastman
Watt Carpenter
Glen Walker
Jack Masur
Robert McDowell
Munroe Hisgenee
Harold Delaney
Mark Brown
Everitt Lawson
Andy Anderson
Bill Allen
George Kimbrough
James McQuity
J. Roe
Victor Davis
Amos Smetser
Jack Windham
Ivy Jordan
Tom Crawford
Lionel Beile
Frank Davis
L. Love
George Blumenthal
M. J Hartson Abra
Les Fain
J. €. Walter
Riza
Frank Perry
Leo Tretles
Lamar Lee
A. Farr
H. A Bailey
B. N. Regan
Armand Breard
Father
A. Scailan
John Crump
Maxwell Verger
Harold Moses
Monte Caro
Frank Bennett
Father Marsh
Frank Smith
George Perry
C. B. McMahan
Bob Carson
Williams
George Covington
Mike Murphy
E. L. Gladney Waller Neei
Curt DH
Cher
Walsh
Jones
Hatcher
Holt
Wright Leads Waldemar Open After First Round
Mickey Wright top of Waldemar Open leaderboard at Brookville with 70 after first round. Sandra Haynie and Sandra Palmer close behind at 71. Defending champ Kathy Whitworth shares 73, others in mix including Ruth Jessen and Judy Kimball.
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Brookville
N.Y
Mickey Wright
San Diego
Calif
Sandra Haynie
Phoenix
Sandra Palmer
Fort Worth
Tex
Miss Wright
Miss Palmer
Marilynn Smith
New York
Ruth Jessen
Bonsall
Marlene Hagge
Pensacola
Fla
Judy Kimball
Dallas
Judy Torjuemke
Key Largo
Kathy Whitworth
San Antonio
Beth Stone
Muskogee
Okla
Mary Lena Faulk
Thomasville
Sherry Wheeler
Glasgow
Sandra Hayne
Mariene Hague
Marilyan Smith
Judy Torloemke
Gloria Armstrong
Betsy Rawls
iCliford Ann Creed
Jo Ann Prentice
Maureen Cram
Andy Cohn
Peasy Wilson
Mary Mills
Carol Mann
Patsy Hahn
Shirley Englehorn
Peggy Kirk Bell
aBetty Mines
Lesdia Lobo
Sandy _Souzich
Sybil Griffin
Althea Gibson
Jeanette Rector
Jajoan McClintock
aMary Ann Springer
Tebbetts Leaves Home to Rejoin Indians
Birdie Tebbetts Cleveland Indians manager recovering from a heart attack travels to Cleveland for a physical exam. If approved by his physician, he will rejoin the Indians immediately.
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Anna Maria City
Fila
Birdie Tebbetts
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland
Tebbetts
Indians
Solunar periods listed for June and July with major minor times
The file shows solunar dates with minor and major activity times for June 28 to July 3. Major periods begin at listed times and last about one and a half to two hours, while minor periods are shorter. Times include 7:05, 12:88, 1:50, and others across June 28 through July 3.
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Artington Park
Sunseeker
James Cox Brady
New York Racing Association
Lionhearted
Anselmo
Neptunus
Devastation
Buck
Carrick
Barry
Doe
Walt
Siard Country Club
Ben Bradford
TRIBE
New Brunswick
N.J
Lightning Fells
FISK
Eserts
Jackson
Thomas
World Sports Editor
First Flight
McKelthen
Fred Morgan
Owen McCleary
al Granning
Upane Aillet
John Bunn G. MecDon
Raul Sullins
Odel Davis
G. F. Wallace
Brad Trimble
Bill Webb
Watt Carsental
Harvey Hurley Munroe Hisgen
R. L. Jefferson
George Cover
Amos Smelser
James McQuitty
J. R. Lee
Tor Crawford
Lionel Billeaud
M. J. Hartson
R. L. Bailey
H. L. Love
J. E. Walter
Everett Lawson
Forest
Howard Englehart
Thomas Jett
Rizza
Leo Treties
Arman Breard
A. Loe
B. A. Scallari
A. Bailey
John Crume
B. A. Reagan
Flight Or Motes
Monte Carbone
Wortell Roy
Father Matsuh
Henry Geude
First Flight c
E. L. Gladney
Ritter
Florence
Alaman
Martin
Compar
Monroe, la
John Alden Knight and
Alden Knaght
Woods Sporting Goods
Wood St
Monroe
Ana Sy
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