Dodgers Hold Off Mets as Alston Avoids Pennant Talk
Dodgers sweep Mets 7-0 and 3-2 to gain on the Giants and Cardinals as Don Drysdale notches his 16th win with a three-hitter and rookie Dick Calmus adds five scoreless innings in relief. Alston shuns pennant chatter, saying only that they will play one game at a time.
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Warren Spahn
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Lindy McDaniel
Larry Jackson
Frank Robinson
Gordy Coleman
John Edwards
Jim Maloney
Paul Toth
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Lou Brock
John Tsitouris
Colts seek Johnny Unitas bodyguard and new blockers
Baltimore Colts coach Don Shula plans to strengthen pass protection for quarterback Johnny Unitas by adding running support and improved line blocking. New fullback J W Lockett, along with Bob Vogel and John Mackey, bolster blocking and receiving options as Lenny Moore and Tom Matte shape the backfield. Defensive depth also grows with rookie talent in the linebacking and secondary groups.
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Don Shula
Weeb Ewbank
Alan
Ameche
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Colts
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Dallas Cowboys
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J.W
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Paul Hornung
Bob Vogel
Ohio State
Baltimore
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Syracuse
Vogel
Jim Parker
Parker
Jimmy Orr
Ray Berry
R. C. Owens
Mackey
Dick Bielski
Butch Wilson
Alabama
Faulk Rogers Are Louisiana Tennis Champs
In New Orleans AP reports upset star Steve Faulk, 16, unseeded, beat top seed Rev. Scott Irwin 6-1 6-4 to win the Louisiana Closed men’s singles. Carolyn Rogers of Shreveport captured the women’s title after a 6-0 3-6 6-2 win over Kay Walls.
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New Orleans
Steve Faulk
Louisiana
Faulk
Scott Irwin
Carolyn Rogers
Shreveport
Kay Walls
Col
Robert Scruton
Randy Gregson
Sandra Loubat
Miss Rogers
Miss Walls
Norma Veal
Eli Tullis Jr
Jim Wilson
Roy Bartlett
Larry Choppin
Steco Wins Louisiana Title in Second Game
Steco of Shreveport defeated Kellys of Shreveport 11 to 3 in the second game of a doubleheader to claim the Louisiana Amateur Baseball Congress championship. Kellys won the first game 14 to 10, advancing after beating Fireside of Alexandria 14 to 0. Gene Oden hit two home runs for Steco while Herbie Smith led Kelly with three homers.
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Steco
Kelly's
Louisiana Amateur Baseball Congress
Kelly
Fireside
Alexandria
Gene Oden
Herbie Smith
Airman Winner In Ark La Miss Shooting Event
Capt. Thomas D. Smith of Lakeland Air Force Base San Antonio Texas won overall honors at the Ark Tex La competition held at the Caddo Rifle and Pistol Club Sunday The Texas Air Force officer also led his Blue team to the group title Master shooters included Jim Clark of Shreveport and H N Perry of Shreveport
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Thomas D. Smith
Lakeland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Tex
Texas Air Force
Jim Clark
Shreveport
H. N. Perry
Shreveport Vnolice
Americans Seek Olympic Berth in Danish Rowing Meet
Don Spero and Seymour Cromwell of Cambridge Massachusetts finished second in the European rowing championships double sculls in Bagsaerd Denmark. They rowed in a borrowed boat and trailed Czechoslovakia’s Vladimir Andis and Pavel Hofmann who won.
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Don Spero
Seymour Cromwell
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Czechoslovakia
Valdimir Andis
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Coronato Tablet Offers Overnight Constipation Relief
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Gunderson Seeks Fourth U S Women’s Amateur Title
Joanne Gunderson, 24, of Providence, defending champion and former winner in 1957 and 1960, opens the 63rd U S Women's National Amateur Golf Championship at Taconic Golf Club Massachusetts. If she wins, she would join Mrs. Edwin H. Vare as the second player to capture four titles. The field of 128 is cut to eight by Thursday, with semifinals Friday and a 36 hole final Saturday. Competitors include Ann Baker, Roberta Albers, and Renee Powell.
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Joanne Gunderson
U.S.G.A
Providence
Taconic Golf Club
Massachusetts
Edwin H. Vare
Gladwyne
Ware
Glenna Collette
Ann Baker
Maryville
Tenn
Miss Gunderson
Roberta Albers
Tampa
Fla
Renee Powell
East Canton
Ohio
Miss Baker
Ralston Delivers U S Tennis Boost in Davis Cup Elims
In Los Angeles Dennis Ralston sparked the United States to a Davis Cup stride by sweeping Rafael Osuna 6 1 6 3 7 5 in the deciding match after teaming with Church McKinley to topple the Osuna Palafox Mexican doubles pair. The U S faces a long road toward Australia's challenge with Mexico acknowledging the U S threat.
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United States
U. S
Australia
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North America
Ralston
Mexico
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Church McKinley
Osuna
Antonio Palafox
U.S
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McKinley
Jaycee Juniors Launching 18th Tourney Tuesday
The 18th International Junior Chamber of Commerce Golf Tournament opens in Midland Texas Tuesday with Don Iverson of La Crosse Wisconsin as the main attraction. The 17 year old will be making his fifth appearance, having finished ninth in 1960 and third at Denver last year. More than 200 youths from 47 states plus DC, Puerto Rico and Panama compete in the four day event.
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Wisconsin
Don Iverson
la Crosse
Wis
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Denver
District of Columbia
Puerto Rico
Panama
Jackson Meet Memphis Today In Legion Final
Jackson Mississippi clashes with Memphis in the South Central American Legion Baseball finals after routing Baton Rouge 18 to 0. Frank Chambers pitched eight innings allowing one hit while Jackson piled up 16 hits and dominated Sunday night.
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Memphis
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Baton Rouge
Mississippi
Frank Chambers
Best For Griffith Georgia Bulldogs Face Tough Schedule
Georgia coach Johnny Griffith reloads the 1964 Bulldogs with 26 lettermen eight starters aiming to improve a 3-7-0 finish. Senior QB Larry Rakestraw spearheads an offense featuring end Mickey Babb and halfback Don Porterfield. Strong line play led by Ray Rissmiller and Berry Boyd. Uncertainty at punter guard and center later resolved by shifting players and relying on promising sophomores.
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Wally Williamson
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