Neither Side Gives Us Golf Showdown Nears
In Cleveland the touring golfers and the PGA stood firm as a showdown loomed in the battle for tour control. The PGA Executive Committee planned a special meeting inviting players to hear the PGA’s position. Bob Creasy, executive director, said about 80 percent of men favor remaining in the PGA, while a few want change. He stressed informing players of the issues.
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Tour
Testimony On Clay Opens With All-White Jury In Trial
A white jury of six men and six women waits for government witnesses in Cassius Clay s federal draft evasion trial in Houston. Jury selection consumed the first day from a pool of 84. Clay is defending himself as Muhammad Ali, a Black Muslim minister seeking draft exemption. The trial could bring up to five years in prison and a $10,000 fine if convicted.
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Palmer Sent to Rochester on 24 Hour Recall
Orioles option Jim Palmer, 21, who led with 15 victories last season and pitched a shutout in the World Series sweep, to Rochester of the International League for work and to regain form amid recurring right shoulder pain dating to last August. Dalton, Bauer, and Brecheen announced the move behind closed doors. Palmer took it calmly.
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City Scoreboard Shows Mixed League Results
A hazy scoreboard lists Faith Lutheran McDanhiels Westminster Orioles White Sox Athletics Tigers Yankees with varied totals for batting and pitching. Names include Ackmann Lord, Pope Sele, Wallace Gore ton Whitacre and Carlson Latimer Bristow Knuth Daniels Clinton Hamerickhouse with multiple 0-0-0 or 4-2-0 lines, totals around mid two hundreds.
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US Faces Humiliating Davis Cup Loss to Ecuador
In Guayaquil, Ecuador, the United States fell behind 3-1 as Ecuador stunned the favored Americans in the Davis Cup interzone final. Cliff Richey led the U S fightback yet was unable to reverse the outcome after Arturo Guzman defeated Arthur Ashe, and Richey’s late match against Miguel Olvera was suspended.
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Brazil
Mone Day
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Beachwood
Ohio
Marty Riessen
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League Leaders Baseball Batting and Pitching Summaries
American League leaders include F Robinson Balt .335 in 125 at bats with 49 runs and 56 RBIs, 20 homers, Kaline Det, 19 homers, Campaneris KC 26 steals, Agee Chi 20. Pitching leaders show Horton Chic 80 decisions, 1.000, McGlothlin Calif 61 .857, Sparma Det 6 1 .857, Lonborg Bos 98 strikeouts, Peters Chi 92. National League batting shows Clemente Pit .370 in 125 at bats, Brock StL 49 runs, 46 RBIs, 18 hits, Aaron Atl 17 homers, Brock 25 steals, Queen Cin 81 .889, Lahm? Lemaster Atl 7 1 .875, Marischal SF 115 strikeouts, Cuellar HOU 101.
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Alou's hot spree leads Pirates past Cubs 4-3 in NL roundup
Matty Alou, weighing 155 pounds, homered? no his looping single broke a 3-3 tie in the seventh, giving Pittsburgh a 4-3 win over Chicago. He collected 4-for-5 in the game and has 12 hits in 15 at bats over a recent streak to raise his season average to .317. Schofield provided a late rally for the Dodgers with a homer and two singles, while Schofield’s hit helped lift Los Angeles past Atlanta. Miller and Mazeroski sparked Pittsburgh’s early burst, and Don Sutton earned his fourth win for the Dodgers in a 5-2 victory over Houston.
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al McBean
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Dick Kelley
Jim Lefebvre
Jim Hickman
Denis Menke
Don Sutton
Dodgers
Roger Marts
Cardinals
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