Campaneris steals show in Oakland win over White Sox
Bert Campaneris sparked Kansas City's 4-2 victory with four of the A’s six hits and all four runs. He doubled steals and scored on errors, triple, single, and two more runs as John and Wilhelm stifled. Campaneris leads AL with 35 steals. Orioles beat Red Sox 6-4 behind power hitting Powell and Johnson. Detroy, Minnesota, and Washington wins noted. per details, various homers and late-inning heroics highlighted.
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Orioles Power Is Everywhere in 6 4 Win Over Red Sox
Baltimore unleashed five runs in the ninth on long blasts by Boog Powell and Bob Johnson to rally past Boston 6 4. Frank Robinson hit his 37th homer to tie for 15th all time as Hank Bauer praised the club's power and depth.
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Bears aim for quick start under Halas in camp
George Halas drives Bears at St Josephs College with defense focus and top goal of serious title pursuit. Sayers back as feature back, offense rebuilt after staff changes led by Jim Dooley and Ed Cody. Key players include Butkus Forteunato Ditka and Jones with arrivals and retirements shaping a high stakes season.
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Physicals Thursday for Ottawa high athletes
Physical examinations for all junior high and senior high athletes will be held at 1 p.m. Thursday at the south door of the new Ottawa High School building.
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Bear Bryant Reveals Feud With Adolph Rupp
New York AP Paul Bear Bryant says he left Kentucky over a clash with basketball coach Adolph Rupp over which sport should lead the university. He calls his exit the most stupid thing he did and notes a 1953 Kentucky scandal and Donovan's push to keep Rupp.
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Kansas Coaches Review Proposed Football Playoff Plan
Kansas high school coaches study a proposed playoff system using a point scheme across four classifications AA A B and BB. Eight top teams per class would enter single elimination playoffs potentially adding up to three extra weeks. The plan, backed by the association but awaiting two approvals, could begin in 1967.
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Boxing Results From Miami Beach and Las Vegas
In Miami Beach Al Jones of Goulds Florida at 225 pounds outpointed Jefferson Davis of Houston 10 rounds. In Las Vegas Larry Clark of Las Vegas at 140 pounds stopped Mariano Serrano of Mexico in 8 rounds.
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Black Maxers Honor Pirates Victory With Comical Parade
Pirates clinched a 3-0 win over the Mets as Tommie Sisk earned four Black Maxer awards for his complete game two singles and RBI. The team celebrated with pirate-themed attire in the clubhouse, led by Steve Blass who keeps the medals in a blue carded box.
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Chuvalo Knocks Out Turnbow in Seventh Round
Montreal AP report says George Chuvalo the Canadian heavyweight champion from Toronto stopped Mel Turnbow of Paterson New Jersey in a scheduled 10 round non title match. Chuvalo weighed 220 pounds, landed a left right combination and floored Turnbow at 2 55 of the seventh. Turnbow weighed 240 and about 3100 fans watched.
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