Cassius Clay Vowing Death To The Big Bear
Lewiston Maine AP guards kept watch over Cassius Clay as he plots for the Sonny Liston weigh in Tuesday. Clay vows stronger theatrics than Miami Beach with a confidence that he will wear Liston down and seek a knockout. Liston remains favored but Clay shows growing support in a global press poll. The event will be shown in 258 venues and broadcast nationally and overseas.
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Offenhauser Racers Doomed To Retire
Indianapolis report on the potential end for the Offenhauser era at the 49th Indianapolis 500 May 31. Texe An A J Foyt presiding. field fixes with 17 rear engine Fords and 10 rear engine Offys. injuries avoid. Ward misses as 15-year top ten streak ends after qualifying crash and slow lap.
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Bob Maethouser
Gardena
Calif
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Billy Foster
Victoria
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Bill Vukovich
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Bobby Unser
Albuquerque
N.M
Jim Hurtubise
Tonawanda
N.Y
Bud Winfield
Rodger Ward
Indianapodelis
Ward
Baseball Scoreboard American League Standings and results
Standings show Chicago leading with 24 wins and 11 losses, followed by Minnesota and Baltimore. Sunday and Saturday results include Chicago 8 Los Angeles 3, Kansas City 6 Minnesota 2, Detroit 8 Baltimore 4, New York 6 Washington 0, and other scores. Evening schedule lists Chicago at Pittsburgh and St Louis at Los Angeles among others.
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Minor League Baseball Scores From Several Circuits
International League results include Syracuse 6 Rochester 5 and Toronto 8 Buffalo 5. Columbus 2 Atlanta 1. Toronto 12 Buffalo 1. Syracuse 1.2 Rochester 0.0. Atlanta 3.5. Columbus 2.1. 1st game 16 innings Toledo 7 Jacksonville 4. Pacific Coast League games feature Denver 6 Okla City 5, Portland 9 4 Salt Lake 2 10, Tacoma 3 Spokane 2. San Diego 10 Indianapolis 3. Vancouver 5 Seattle 4. Hawaii 7 Arkansas 4. Portland at Salt Lake rain. Spokane 3 Tacoma 0. Indianapolis 9 San Diego 3. Seattle 4 Vancouver 0. Denver 6 Oklahoma City 3. Hawaii 6 1 Arkansas 3. 2nd game 11 innings.
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Ottawa Country Club Women Golf Pairings Announced
Pairings for second round matches in the Ottawa Country Club women’s tournament are set. Championship flight features Sue Wole gast vs Mary Lou Sheldon and Dor_is Peters vs June Foulks, with Mada Morrisey facing Mary Kay Johnson and Ester Goss awaiting a bye. Second flight matches include Ervaline Hashas gen against Elodie Read and Doris Smith versus Rosemary Malouf, with byes for Rene Lyman and Dorothy McKelvey in Consolation. Non tournament pairs listed as well.
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Sue Wolegast
Mary Lou Sheldon
Doris Peters
June Foulks
Mada Morrisey
Mary Kay Johnson
Ester Goss
Ervaline Hashasgen
Elodie Read
Doris Smith
Rosemary Malouf
Rene Lyman
Dorothy McKelvey
Alice Hysom
Virginia Johns
Elizabeth Kelsey
Helen Casida
Jesse Speer
Ann Fredeen
League Leaders Showcase Top Batters and Pitchers
The Associated Press lists leaders in both leagues with Horton batting .363 for Detroit and Green leading runs with 32 while Mantilla tops RBIs with 31. Mays and Banks pace National League with hot hitting, and Koufax dominates NL pitching with 86 strikeouts. Gibson and Giusti also high on the list.
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Baker to Host Second Annual Athletic Awards Banquet
The Baker athletic awards banquet will be at 6 30 p m Tuesday in the student union. Letters for sports participation will be given to men and women and to cheerleaders. Presenters include Karl Spear Jim Irick John Baker and Doris Peterson. Speaker Chris Burford of the Kansas City Chiefs. Awards cover intramural sweepstakes W A A letters for football basketball track baseball golf tennis and bowling.
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Major Stars Pitching and Batting Mark Orioles Win
Bob Veale fueled Pittsburgh to a 10 to 1 victory over Milwaukee with four hits and nine strikeouts extending the Pirates streak. Jackie Brandt of the Orioles drove in three first game runs with a double and a homer, adding two more RBIs.
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Milwaukee
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Dodgers Use Unusual Defense In NL Action
Dodgers deploy two outfielders while three proved insufficient against Chicago as The Dome and a series of misplays fueled a 5-2 Giants win. Wynn misplayed a routine fly for an inside-the-park homer. Johnson traded to Milwaukee for Lee Maye. Cardinals outlast Mets 8-7 in 12. Phillies top Reds 4-3 in 10. Pirates 10-1 over Milwaukee. Mets build 7-0 lead on Bob Taylor and Charley Smith power before late drama.
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Nicklaus Clinches Memphis Open After Dramatic Fightback
Jack Nicklaus roared from five strokes down to win the $60,000 Memphis Open in a playoff with Johnny Pott. Nicklaus shot 65 and capitalized as others faltered, earning $9,000 while Pott took $5,000 after a late surge and a tough playoff hole. Lou Graham Bob McCallister Julius Boros Bert Yancy tied for third at 273.
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NCAA moves 1966 basketball tournament to Maryland
The NCAA has moved the 29th annual basketball championship from Chicago Stadium to the University of Maryland Cole Field House due to a ticket sales dispute with the Chicago seller. The March 18 19 event will hold 14 000 spectators, down from Chicago’s 19 000, with Loyola Northwestern and Chicago Stadium cooperative. Bernie Shively Kentucky athletic director and tournament chair cites firm principle and policy adherence as key, noting Chicago site approval depended on Northwestern and Loyola managing all ticket sales.
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OU Athletes Place In AAU Meet At Topeka
Three Ottawa University athletes finished strong in the Missouri Valley AAU event in Topeka Saturday night. Phil Hughes, who won both the 100 and 220 yard dashes in the Kansas Conference meet, placed third in the javelin, while Darrell Johnson took fifth in the discus. Ken Culbertson of Lyndon earned third in the junior division mile run.
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Topeka
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Kanesas
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Lyndon
Braves Spend Big on Pitching in Ken Johnson Deal
Milwaukee Braves acquire right-hander Ken Johnson from the Houston Astros in exchange for outfielder Lee Maye and rookie Jim Beauchamp. Johnson joins a rotation with Cloninger Lemaster Blasingame Sadowski, while Maye, 30, who batted .304 with 44 doubles last season, slides to Houston’s system.
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