Big Eight Track Stars Poised For Three Major Meets
Big Eight track figures shine as Oklahoma, Nebraska, Kansas and Missouri field strong squads for District Federation at Houston, Central Collegiate at Notre Dame, and Compton Invitational. Jim Ryun eyes mile record chase at Compton while Oklahoma State’s John Perry and others rank nationally across events. league boasts 34 top-10 entries in 14 events per Track and Field News ratings.
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Track and Field News
A's Rally Past Indians Seize Ninth, Dodgers Also Win
The A's overwhelmed the first place Indians 11 to 4 on 14 hits with Campaneris returning from a back spasm to spark the attack. Ralph Terry earned the win, aided by Krausse, as Oakland moved into ninth. In St Louis, Dodgers shut out the Cardinals 2–0 behind Sutton and Perranoski.
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al Ferrara
Nelson Briles
Curt Flood
Parsons Golf Meet Set With Record Prize Increase
The third annual Katy Parsons invitational golf tournament will be held Sunday with a purse boost of over 100 percent, offering nearly 400 in prizes across four flights. Entry and tee-off deadlines are at 1 p.m. Jim Scaletty of Kansas City, winner of the 1965 championship flight with a par 72, is expected to defend his crown.
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Yancey Opens With 63 In Memphis Open Lead
Bert Yancey, 27, shot seven under par 63 at Colonial Country Club to tie the course record and take a three stroke lead in the $100,000 Memphis Open. He faces a tough field as the tournament continues.
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Radatz Returns to Help Indians in 11-4 Loss to Kansas City
Dick Radatz, traded from Boston, debuted with Cleveland in the seventh inning, facing eight batters, one retired and five scored as the Indians fell 11-4 to Kansas City. The trade left Radatz optimistic about reviving his former relief ace form, while Boston dropped to the AL cellar. Other games saw Baltimore 9 6 over California in 10 innings, Detroit over Minnesota 7-6, and New York 5-3 over Chicago.
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30 Year Olds Still Have Tennis Chance
In Paris at the French International Championships 34-year-old Istvan Gulyas reached the men's singles final by defeating Cliff Drysdale 6-4 2-6 7-9 6-2 6-3 to face 21-year-old Tony Roche for the title. Roche defeated Francois Jauffret 6-3 6-4 6-4. in doubles Fay Toyne Jill Blackman beat Julie Heldman Ann Haydon Jones 7-5 6-4. Margaret Smith Judy Tegart beat Norma Baylon Annette Van Zyl 6-1 6-4. Mixed doubles quarterfinals saw Clark Graebner and Mrs Jones beat Dennis Ralston and Françoise Durr 6-2 7-5. Women’s singles semifinals set for Friday: Nancy Richey meets Margaret Smith. Mario Bueno faces Mrs Jones.
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Giants Thank Atlanta For Its Hospitality By HAL ROCK
National League roundup reports the Giants blanked Atlanta 5-0 as Cap Peterson clears the bases with a sixth inning single after Willie Mays drew an intentional walk and Peterson misplayed a ball. Bob Bolin fired a three hitter for his fourth win in seven decisions aiding the NL leading Giants’ fifth straight victory. Dodgers shutout St. Louis 2-0 while Houston’s 12th inning onslaught toppled Cincinnati 11-4. Philadelphia edged Chicago 5-4 and Pittsburgh defeated New York 5-0 as Don Sutton and Perranoski combine for Los Angeles’ win.
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Little League Athletics Baseball Standings Summary
A dense ledger of game tallies and player stats across leagues. McClay Farrell Kornhaus Van Aken and others appear with varied run and hit totals. Yankees Dodgers Giants Whitesox Indians and senior leagues are listed with player lines and team totals.
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