World Cup Final Televised From Wembley London
England meets West Germany in the World Cup final at Wembley with kickoff at 10 am EDT and US television airing the tape two hours later. The broadcast marks the first time the title match is shown in full in America.
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London
Pete
Charlie Gogolak
England
West Germany
Wembley Stadium
United States
National Broadcasting Company
Bird
America
Thy
Gogolak Brothers
Hungary
Amazin Mets Drop Complex and Aim for 70 Wins
New York Mets manager Wes Westrum credits lifting a losing complex for improved play as the club heads into a three game set with last place Chicago Cubs. He aims to win 25 of 63 and believes they can reach the first division if current form continues.
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NEW York
New York Mets
Wes Westrum
Westrum
Chicago Cubs
Mets
Casey Stengel
Americans Cup Curtis Cup Matches
The United States led Great Britain 7 2 after the first day of the 14th Curtis Cup in Hot Springs Virginia. The U S team won two of three morning Scotch foursomes and four of six afternoon singles with one fourball and one singles halved. The lone British winner was Ita Burke who beat Helen Sigel Wilson 3 and 1. The Americans need 2 1/2 points of the nine remaining to win a fourth straight Curtis Cup. Six Friday matches finished on the 18th green as Britain failed to reach par there all day.
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Hot Springs
United States
Great Britain
Ita Burke
Helen Sigel Wilson
Barbara Fay White Boddie
Britain
Michael Bonallack
Carol Sorenson Flennikin
Mary Fowler
Jean Ashtey
J. C. Robertson
Nancy Roth Syms
Elizabeth Chadwick
Ward Leads Colts Blues Past Whites In Intrasquad Game
Rookie quarterback Jim Ward threw two second half TD passes to lift the Blues 14 10 over the Whites in the annual Baltimore Colts intrasquad game for charity. Ward’s 24 yard TD to Rick Kestner and a 40 yard pass with Corky Rogers highlighted a strong effort.
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Baltimore Colts
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Ward
Gettysburg College
Rick Kestner
Kentucky
Corky Rogers
Georgia Tech
Lou Michaels
Gary Cuozzo
al Snyder
John Unitas
Cuozzo
Lenny Moore
Whites
Gerald Allen
Omaha University
Races at the track show mixed results and entries
A long card lists eighth to twelfth races with purses from 1200 to 1400, entry names such as Hasty Corner Kein's Colleen and Miss Herode, distances six to one and a sixteenth furlongs, and multiple claiming and allowance events. Track fans note TM results and last week standings.
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Traffic Town
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Wounded Knee
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Anyolothing
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Lassie
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Pouliain
Risten
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Vo Espinosa
Evening Prep
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Hasty Corner
Ior
Kein
Colleen
Helge
Herode
Gambardalla
Doctor Morris
Roga
Mahan
O P Kulzer
National Little League Playoff Series Set Tuesday
The Frederick National Little League playoff series opens Tuesday in a two of three set between NECA and the Civitan club. Game one is at National Little League Park at 4 15 PM. If needed a second game follows Thursday at the same park and a deciding game would be played the following Monday.
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Frederick
Colts sign Mackey Orr Richardson and Michaels in drive
In Westminster Maryland AP reports the Baltimore Colts inked veteran tight end John Mackey flankers Jimmy Orr and Willie Richardson and end kicker Lou Michaels after Orr and Mackey left camp over terms. Browns trade David Lee to the Colts for a future draft pick as Lions holdout Pat Studstill returns to practice after a salary dispute. Earl Faison signs with San Diego Chargers ending a cold war with Sid Gillman. Minor high school football results and schedule notes close the item.
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National Football League
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Jimmy Orr
Willie Richardson
Lou Michaels
Mackey
Orr
Raymond Ev‘ry
Baltimore
Berry
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Earl Faison
San Diego Chargers
American Football League
Faison
Charger
Sid Gillman
Gillman
San Diego Evening Tribune
Bills waive Ross veteran halfback on waivers
Buffalo Bills, champions of the American Football League, placed two year veteran halfback Willie Ross on waivers Friday. Ross, noted for his time with the club, moves to free agency as management reshapes the roster.
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Major races offer 350000 purse at four tracks
Four tracks host top thoroughbred events Saturday with nearly 350000 at stake. Highlights include Delaware Handicap at Delaware Park worth 122970 with 79930 to winner and Monmouth Park feature offering 64449 to victor from a 107415 purse. Aqueduct and Arlington Park also run 50000-added handicaps. Multiple entrants include horses owned by the Phipps family and trained by Ed Neiley aiming for stakes totals this year.
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Redskins add tackle Dave Powless from Giants
In Carlisle Pennsylvania the Washington Redskins claimed rookie tackle Dave Powless from the New York Giants as a future on the 17th round in the 1965 draft. Powless is 6 feet 1 inch, 240 pounds from Illinois. Previously Washington claimed halfback A D Whitfield after release by Dallas and Montreal tryouts.
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