Texans Name Change After AFL Schedule Reveal
Kansas City will host the Houston Oilers in the AFL championship rematch on Oct 6 as the Dallas Texans move to Kansas City under owner Lamar Hunt. The schedule includes four Sunday afternoon games and a Thanksgiving Day contest with a rebrand coming Sunday after Hunt’s contest winner is chosen.
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Giants Dodgers Open Three Game Series Echoes of 1962
The Dodgers and Giants, pennant favorites, renew a pivotal three game set as Los Angeles leads with a recent eight game win streak while San Francisco seeks a bounce back. Koufax vs Mariagal leads tonight with O Dell vs Padres tomorrow and Sanford vs Drysdale Sunday.
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Roberts Shines As Orioles Beat Senators 6-0
Baltimore pitcher Roberts throws a two hit shutout to beat Washington 6-0. He faces 29 batters, with seven strikeouts and no walks, allowed only an Ed Brinkman single and a Brinkman double. Roberts improves to 10-9 this season and earns praise as a major league standout.
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Top Milers in AAU Meet at Shawnee Mission North
Four leading milers John Damien of Emporia State Robin Lingle of Missouri Pat McNeal of Kansas State and Cal Elmore of Wichita vie to beat Wes Santee’s 4 01 3 meet record at the Missouri Valley AAU championships at Shawnee Mission North High School This follows Elmore’s rare triple victory in the Missouri Valley conference meet including the 880 mile and two mile with strong times from Damien Lingle and McNeal
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Golf Tourneys Set On Wellington Greens
In Wellington Kansas two golf tournaments are planned on the new grass greens over the next two weekends. The 30 hole American Legion State Tournament runs Saturday and Sunday. The Kansas Press Association golfers enter a 27 hole media play event June 1 and 2.
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Former Coach Ab Hinshaw Dies at 61 in Kansas City
AP report states Albert F. Hinshaw a former coach and sports official died from a heart attack at 61 in Kansas City. Hinshaw starred at College of Emporia class of 1924, coached at C of E from 1928 to 1931, and later led teams at Ellsworth and Salina high schools before retiring from officiating in 1957 and teaching in Kansas City Kansas.
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Final practice runs for 500 at Indianapolis Speedway
Drivers prepare for final practice ahead of the 500 mile race on May 30 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Eighteen of 33 starting spots were tentatively filled last weekend. Qualifying speeds reached 151.153 mph by Parnelli Jones and 146.687 mph by Pedro Rodriguez.
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Reader tip rewards offered by The Herald Weekly
The Herald announces a weekly prize of five dollars for the best news tip submitted by a reader. The program encourages community reports and promises prompt publication of tips deemed newsworthy.
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Little Rusty He Says In 3-Hitter
Cincinnati lefty Jim O'Toole pitched a three hit shutout against the Milwaukee Braves, though he called himself rusty after a week without a start. The Reds won 2-0 on unearned runs, keeping pace in the pennant race as they stretch their winning streak to four and move into fourth place in the NL.
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Conley Questioning Dual Baseball Basketball Career
FOXBORO MASS AP Ailing Red Sox pitcher Gene Conley ponders ending his duel career in baseball and basketball. Sidelined by a virus expected to keep him out until after a Detroit trip, he feels year round pressure and mentions his Knicks ankle injury that slowed his baseball start this season.
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Winter Heads Rules Group in National Coaches Association
Tex Winter of Kansas State named chairman of the rules and recommendations committee. Henry Tha of Oklahoma State named chairman of the all star committee. Ed Hickey of Marquette named chairman of the all American committee.
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Mets Trade Piersall For Fitzgerald Era Begins With Hodges
The New York Mets acquired Jim Piersall from the Washington Senators in a deal that sent John F. Kennedy to the Senators and completed Hodges taking over as Washington manager. Pittsburgh gained Jerry Lynch from Cincinnati, sending Bob Skinner to the Reds, while Kansas City moved Manny Jimenez and Jose Tartabull to Portland. Piersall joins Casey Stengel’s Mets as a key center fielder, with a cash bonus and a player to be named later heading to Washington.
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Browns Tackle Ken Frost Recovers From Knee Surgery
Cleveland Browns defensive line gets a boost as tackle Ken Frost recovers from knee surgery. Dr. Vic Ippolito found no reason he cannot return to full speed this season. Frost, a 6-foot-4, 255-pound former Tennessee standout, underwent surgery in October and was cleared after Thursday’s checkup.
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National League score roundup and schedule
National League results show St Louis 1 Chicago 0 and Cincinnati 2 Milwaukee 0. Only listed games include Los Angeles at San Francisco New York at St. Louis Pittsburgh at Milwaukee Philadelphia at Cincinnati Houston at Chicago. Saturday schedules Philadelphia at Cincinnati Pittsburgh at Milwaukee New York at St. Louis Baltimore 6 Washington ?.
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Hodges Debuts With Senators Lose Again 6-0
Gil Hodges’s first night as manager of the Senators ends in a 6-0 defeat to the Orioles as Robin Roberts dominates with a complete game two-hitter. Ed Brinkman provides both hits for a Senators team losing 11th of their last 12. Cardinals beat Cubs 1-0 and Reds top Braves 2-0 in other NL shutouts.
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Basketball Matchups Listed For Tonight’s NBA Card
The schedule features Baltimore at Cleveland Chicago versus Minnesota Washington at New York Boston facing Detroit Kansas City at Los Angeles and a rematch of Baltimore at Cleveland Washington at New York and Chicago at Minnesota plus Boston at Detroit.
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