American team wins three events in Rome Olympics
The United States extended its lead with wins in basketball and water polo as Oscar Robertson and Jerry Lucas paced a 107-63 basketball victory over Hungary while 17-year-old Ingrid Kramer led women's 10-meter platform prelims. The U S grappled with diving and IOC appeals amid heat and ongoing medal quests.
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U.S
Ingrid Kramer
Dresden
East Germany
Paula Jean Pope
Santa Ana
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Junie Irwin
Glendale
Oscar Robertson
Cincinnati Bearcats
Ohio
Jerry Lucas
Ohio State
Hungary
Jerry West
West Virginia University
U. S
United States
Belgium
Minor League Results From Sunday AP Summary
Pacific Coast League Sacramento blanked San Diego 4 0 Spokane dominated Portland 15 2 Salt Lake edged Tacoma 3 2 in 12 innings Seattle vs Vancouver postponed due to rain International League Toronto won 4 3 Montreal 0 1 Buffalo beat Rochester 6 4 Columbus defeated Miami 4 2 American Association Charleston 12 8 Dallas Fort Worth 0 11 Indianapolis 4 Louisville 2 Denver at St Paul postponed Houston at Minneapolis postponed
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Columbus
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Houston
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Jersey City
Richmond
Saturday Results From Baseball Card Partial Scores
Saturday results list mixed scores across leagues with multiple city matchups. Highlights include Vancouver 2 Seattle 1, 13 innings Richmond 2-3, first game 13 innings, and Toronto 5 Montreal 4 as part of a broader slate including Portland Salt Lake Tacoma Jersey City and more.
Fish hook pass helps Air Force in late game plays
Air Force Academy coach explains the fish hook pass as a key six to eight yard gain tool used to sustain drives. He cites the 1958 win over Oklahoma State, with Richie Mayo and Bob Brickey starring as the end runs behind linebackers to create open receivers.
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Air Force Academy
Associated Press
Oklahoma
Falcons
Richie Mayo
Bob Brickey
Mayo
Brickey
Ward
Japan Seeks Spring dates for 1964 Olympic Games
In Rome AP reports Japan push to move the 1964 Olympic Games from summer to late spring. US opposes citing school calendars while Europe notes insufficient outdoor training time. most Asian nations back the plan after participation in Tokyo 1958 Asian Games. The proposal would place 16 days between May 23 and June 16.
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Rome
Japan
United States
Tokyo
Changes Discussed By NCAA Leaders
In Denver AP reports more than 70 college athletic leaders met behind closed doors to discuss possible changes in financial aid eligibility admission tests and other regulations for NCAA schools. The Conference of Conferences reviews trends and offers suggestions before final action at the January convention. The 18 member policy making council will evaluate committee reports with a final decision expected at the convention. Attendees include college presidents faculty representatives athletic directors and conference commissioners from 18 allied NCAA conferences.
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National Collegiate Athletic Assn
Conference of Conferences
NCAA
Exhibition Pro Football Weekend Results
National League games saw Philadelphia defeat Washington 24 to 6 and Green Bay edge Chicago 35 to 7. Los Angeles beat Cleveland 22 to 17 while Dallas won 14 to 3 over New York. In the American League Dallas overwhelmed Denver 148 to 0 and Boston defeated Oakland 28 to 14.
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New York Giants
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Chicago
Bears
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Cleveland Browns
Eagles
Washington Redskins
Boston Patriots
Oakland Raiders
Frank Clarke
Eddie LeBaron
Schuler Breaks Olympic Record in 100m Butterfly heats
Carolyn Schuler a 17 year old from Orinda California wins the first heat in 1 09 8 to set a new Olympic record for the women 100 meter butterfly as other qualifiers include Carolyn Wood Sheila Watt Janice Andrew Aartje Voorbij and Z Belovezkaia Australia’s Dawn Fraser withdraws from the event to focus on freestyle and relay swimming
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Carolyn Schuler
Orinda
Calif
Shelley Mann
United States
U.S
Carolyn Wood
Miss Schuler
Miss Wood
Portland
Ore
Sheila Watt
Marianne Heemskerk
Holland
Australia
Janice Andrew
Aartje Voorbij
Russia
Z. Belovezkaia
Karen Larsson
Sweden
Dawn Fraser
Danish official: riders given drug before race but not doping
Copenhagen AP: Thorkild Madsen, president of the Danish Road Racing Federation, says Danish Olympic cyclists received a drug called Ronicol before the 100 kilometer team race that led to Knut Enemark Jensen's death. He insists the drug was prescribed and not doping. Rome investigators consider stimulants as a possible factor.
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International Olympic Committee
International Swimming Federation
John Devitt
Australia
Lance Larson
el Monte
Calif
Devitt
Larson
Max Ritter
U.S
Olympic Committee
Ritter
IOC
Copenhagen
Knut Jensen
Richie Wilson
Toledo
Ohio
Franz Burkhard
Switzerland
Wilson
Danish
Thorkild Madsen
Knut Enemark Jensen
Jensen
Madsen
Atkuelt
Associated Press
Rome
Ferdinando Cocucci
Meet The Mustang Squad At Mount Hope Stadium
Mount Hope Mustang Club designated September 2 1960 for Meet The Mustang Squad at Mount Hope Stadium. All Mount Hope High and Junior High boys to be introduced with Mount Hope Band performance. Club urges all supporters to attend and back champions of 1959. Members urged to attend August 30 meeting.
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Two Dallas Teams To Battle For Turnstiles
Cowboys and Texans prepare for a head to head battle for supremacy in Dallas as both leagues seek the entertainment dollar. Cowboys win their first preseason game 14-3 over the Giants. Texans crush Denver 48-0 for fifth straight win. Packers beat Bears 35-7. Rams rally to top Browns 22-17. Eagles topple Redskins 24-6. Patriots beat Raiders 28-14.
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Pat Summerall
Bo Dickinson
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Lamar McHan
Lew Carpenter
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Browns
Los Angeles
Jack Pardee
Eagles
Washington
Sonny Jurgenson
Pete Retzlaff
Ted Dean
Butch Longin
Mike Long
Patriots
Oakland
Bed-Ridden Victim Hosts 10-Minute Sports Show
Bill Snavely, confined to bed for 23 years by crippling arthritis, hosts a 10 minute sports program at 6 05 p m daily on WAMD Aberdeen Maryland. He collects top sports news by telephone tapes scores and adds comments. He shares leads with Harford County writers while staying updated on Orioles and Colts. He also runs a physicians exchange to pay bills for himself and his mother and remains active with a positive outlook.
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John Lundquist
Aberdeen, Md
Bill Snavely
Snavely
WAMD
Harford County
Baltimore
Baltimore Orioles
Colts
Physicians’ Exchange
Answ
Grand American Trapshoot Ends in Vandalia Ohio
The 61st Grand American Trapshoot concluded as Frank L. Sidebotham III of Telford PA ran 100 straight in the Vandalia Handicap to win about 2000 dollars. Dale F. Millar of Asheville OH captured the doubles title with 99. Robbie Lee Stifel of Casey IL led the week with 974 of 1000 overall after 600 targets at 16 yards, 300 at handicaps, and 100 doubles.
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Frank L. Sidebotham III
Telford
Dale F. Millar
Asheville
Ohio
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