Terry Tosses First Yankees Shutout In Win Over Angels
New York pitcher Ralph Terry delivered his first shutout of the season, holding the Los Angeles Angels to seven hits as the Yankees won 3-0 to extend their AL lead. Elston Howard and Roger Maris drove in runs, with Maris belting his 15th homer. Cincinnati beat Milwaukee 11-2 as Maloney helped the Reds, while Hutchinson remained hospitalized for chest cancer tests.
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Clay Liston rematch signed for fall boxing duel
Cassius Clay plans a fall rematch with Sonny Liston after agreeing to contract terms in Louisville. Target date September 28 is tentative with a window Sept 15 to Oct 31. Negotiations settled on 30 percent of gross for each fighter, Intercontinental Promotions to promote. Clay weighs 226 pounds and may train in Egypt or Ghana.
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Hall of Fame ceremony contrasts with Mets Senators game
At Cooperstown the 25th anniversary ceremonies honored Luke Appling and seven newcomers including Heinie Manush Burleigh Grimes and Reg Faber while deceased honorees were represented by relatives An exhibition later pitched the New York Mets against the Washington Senators, the two worst teams in their leagues, with the Senators winning 6 4 Budding stars Appling Manush Faber Grimes and Ward were noted for their careers and the event highlighted the gap between legends and the current cellar dwellers.
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Flash Elorde Wins In Tokyo Boxing Bout
The Associated Press reports in Tokyo that Flash Elorde, 130, of the Philippines, stopped Teryo Ko to retain the world junior light title. Safa, 12914, Japan, and Ight, in New Bedford, Mass, involved Chuvalo and Don Prout in a heavyweight encounter. In Omaha, Sugar Ray Robin, 162, New York, and Art Picandez, 160, drew.
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Harge Signs with Philadelphia 76ers
Ira Harge, a 6 foot center from the University of New Mexico and a second round draft pick, signed a one year contract Monday with the Philadelphia 76ers of the NBA.
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Young Golfer Pete Bell Heads to National Juniors
Seventeen year old Pete Bell of Junction City Kansas will compete in two national junior golf tournaments in two weeks. Bell has been golfing since age eight under Army family moves. He qualified for the USGA Junior Championship at Eugene Oregon and the Jaycee International at St Paul Minnesota after finishing strong in Kansas events.
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Leavenworth Captures First District Legion Baseball Title
Leavenworth defeats Marysville 3 1 in the second game to clinch the First District American Legion title after a 5 1 loss in the opener. The victory earns Leavenworth a spot in the state tournament opener vs the Second District champion in Salina on August 6.
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Bears dedicate 1964 season after fatalities of Galimore Farrington
Chicago Bears owner-coach George Halas instills the 1964 campaign with the memory of Willie Galimore and John Farrington who died in a car crash near camp. Players pledge to honor them as funeral plans proceed and the team resumes light workouts amid shock and memorials.
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Bo) Farrington
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Injured Athletics Expected Back Against Red Sox
Kansas City shortstop Wayne Causey and second baseman Dick Green are expected to return tonight after injuries. Campy Campaneris will start at third base, with Ed Charles resting. Diego Segui opens for the A's against Dave Morehead and Boston as the Red Sox seek a lift in the standings.
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Jayhawks Finish 1967 Schedule
Lawrence Kansas AP reports the 1967 Kansas football season closes with a first ever matchup against Ohio University in Lawrence on October 7 1967 after Kansas travels to Stanford Indiana and Ohio University The MAC school will enroll about 12000 this fall matching Kansas in size.
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Expansion talks heat up as NBA teams weigh future
National Basketball Association owners meet to discuss expansion possible new constitution rule changes and the All-Star game set for January 13 in St. Louis Commissioner J Walter Kennedy cites interest from Pittsburgh Kansas City Chicago Cleveland Houston Dallas and San Diego and notes any expansion would affect the 1965-66 season or later with likely only one new club initially.
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