Dodgers Stretch Lead With Seventh Straight Win Over Cardinals
Dodgers hold off late surge by Giants and Phillies as Lee Maye hits a key three run homer for San Francisco. Joe Nuxhall earns his 100th win for Cincinnati in a 1-0 shutout of Houston. Bill White errors and a late rally propel the Dodgers past St Louis 6-1.
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Post To Fight Libel Judgment
ATLANTA AP The Saturday Evening Post will appeal a 7 million judgment against it for allegedly ruining Wallace Butts reputation. The jury found malice in the article claiming Butts provided Georgia Alabama game secrets before the 1962 match. Butts seeks 10 million. Bryant filed a separate 10 million suit.
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National Golden Gloves Award Goes to Kansas City
Kenosha, Wis AP Kansas City awarded the 1965 National Golden Gloves Tournament with Louisville set for next February. Jim Barnhill, president of the Golden Gloves Association of America, cautioned that removal of the Amateur Athletic Union headgear rule is needed, or no national tournament will occur.
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Liston Clay talks stall over money and movie plans
Son Liston negotiations broke down over pay terms with Cassius Clay. Clay demanded fair money and floated film interest as a possible future project. Clay’s manager said talks collapsed for 1964 and the year, while Clay eyed late year bouts against Terrell London or McNeeley amid film speculation.
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WBA Suspends Michigan Over Unauthorized Lightweight Fight
The World Boxing Association suspended Michigan for contemptuous attitude after an unauthorized lightweight title bout between Kenny Lane and Paul Armstead Monday night. WBA refused to sanction the bout and recognizes Carlos Ortiz as lightweight champion. The convention concluded today with sanctions planned against other states violating rules.
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Baseball Standings and Results A L East and NL Update
The American League standings show New York leading with 70 wins and 46 losses and Cleveland at 61 64 with a 488 percentage. In the NL Los Angeles leads at 75 48 with a .610, while St Louis sits at 69 55 with .557. Tuesday results include Cleveland 2 New York 1 and Chicago 10 Boston 2.
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Racial conflict forces AFL game move from Mobile to Oakland
An AFL exhibition between the Oakland Raiders and New York Jets was moved from Ladd Memorial Stadium in Mobile to Oakland after four Raiders players refused to play unless segregation ended. The Mobile sponsors said full desegregation was impossible. Jets owner Sonny Werblin supported moving the game.
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Lions, Rams Swap Players in NFL Trade
Detroit Lions acquire fullback Ollie Matson from Los Angeles Rams in exchange for lineman Harley Sewell. Matson, 33, a famed former runner who competed in the Olympics, had 76 rushing yards last season behind Dick Bass. Sewell, 32, was a steady Lions offensive guard for a decade.
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A's Sweep Doubleheader Behind Moe Drabowsky One Hit
Moe Drabowsky held Washington to a bunt single in the fourth inning as Kansas City fell 9-0 in the opener of a doubleheader. Doc Edwards drove in five runs in the first game, and Jerry Lumpe delivered a two-run homer in the 14th to split the twin bill with a 7-5 win.
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Palmer Qualifies for World Series of Golf Playoff
Arnold Palmer earned a spot in the World Series of Golf after defeating Phil Rodgers and Jacky Cupit in a three man playoff at Firestone. He shot 69 to secure the $75,000 event berth, as Nicklaus looms as Palmer’s chief challenger in Akron. The week features the American Golf Classic and a Gary Player exhibition before the World Series on Sept 7-8. Julius Boros and Bob Charles also appear in the World Series field.
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Davis Returns To KC Chiefs
Kansas City re signs former Chiefs tackle Dick Davis who played in 1961 and was with Oakland last season. Coach Hank Stram plans to use him as an offensive guard after Davis was released by Oakland. Davis weighs 250 pounds and played for Kansas in 1961.
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Powell Wins Maiden Mets Start in 4-0 Shutout
Grover Powell, a 22-year-old rookie from Wyalusing, Pa., pitched a 4-0 shutout against the Philadelphia Phillies in his first starting assignment for the New York Mets. He struggled in the first inning but settled to retire Don Demeter and Don Hoak with a bases-loaded jam. Powell had previously been a reliever with 14 1-3 innings over nine games and a 1.90 ERA. Mets manager Casey Stengel praised the young pitcher, joking he could be great at 16.
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Remarks a big executive inspires standard wit
New York AP reports a parade of pointed jests about a powerful businessman and his household. The anecdotes portray Bascomb D Bascomb, his wife and top aides, showing the pressure, odd rituals, and petty friction of a corporate dynasty.
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Herald Offers Weekly $5 Tip Reward
The Herald announces a weekly reward of five dollars for the best news tip submitted by readers. The program encourages community members to share timely information and help improve local coverage. Readers can submit tips to the newsroom for evaluation and potential publication.
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WBA pushes tight control of ring promoters
Miami Beach AP reports World Boxing Association members backed Abe Greene's call for strict promoter regulation to end a "vast wasteland" of promotion. Greene urged federal oversight if needed, noting WBA's $5,000 annual budget hampers safeguards while closed circuit TV concentrates power with few promoters.
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