U S Olympians Win Four More Golds In Tokyo
The United States topped four more Olympic golds in swimming and track. Rex Cawley won the 400 meter hurdles, Wyomia Tyus surged to a 100 meter win, Sharon Stouder set a butterfly record, and Thompson Mann anchored a medley relay in under one minute. The U S total rose to 19 golds at the Tokyo Games.
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Palmer Sikes Aaron Favored In Sahara Open
Palmer Dick Sikes and Tommy Aaron led betting at Sahara Invitational in Las Vegas with Sikes posting a 62 first round at Paradise Valley CC to grab a three stroke edge over Aaron and five on Palmer. The event's later rounds were set for Saturday and Sunday with national TV coverage on Sports Network.
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Hopkins Sky Lanes league totals and top bowlers listed
The Hopkins Sky Lanes Gar Murphey League shows team standings with Flintstones leading at 147 wins and 5 losses andJetsons at 912 percent. Individual honors include Fred Yost with 473 in series, Blondine Teube 626 in female series, and Pearl Rogers 423 in the ladies’ series. Other leagues note Reliable Cleaners top team with 2643 series and Naomi Williams 458 in the women’s division.
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Tribe Directors To Meet Today
The Cleveland Indians board of directors meets to decide whether to move the team after heavy losses from lagging attendance. Gabe Paul cites losses of over 1.2 million in 1963 and more than 800 thousand this year, with Paul and chairman William R. Daley owning a majority stake. City officials push to keep the team with offers for 1965 season tickets and a better Municipal Stadium lease amid interest from Seattle Oakland Dallas and Milwaukee.
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Quebec Aces Remain Undefeated With 4-3 Win
The Quebec Aces beat the Hershey Bears 4-3 to extend their winning streak to five. Quebec opened with a 4-0 lead as Leon Rochefort John Hanna John Blackburn and Wayne Hicks found the net. The Bears rallied with three goals in the second and third periods but the Aces defense held firm to secure the victory.
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Miami Pennsylvanians Highlight Pitt Miami Clash
PITTSBURGH UP I Miami will face Pitt Saturday night in a game mirrored by shared ties. The Hurricanes field 18 Pennsylvanians including 16 from western PA, with several players previously teammates of Pitt. Yankee: none.
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Cardinals Clinch World Series as Yankees Succumb to Pressure
In St Louis the Cardinals beat the Yankees in seven games as New York fumbled nine errors. Stottlemyre strained his shoulder while fielding a grounder, forcing Berra to insert Al Downing who allowed three hits. Berra defended his choices noting Ford’s injury and Kubek’s absence weakens the bench.
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Keane May Sign A New Contract With Redbirds
St Louis. Cardinal Manager Johnny Keane plans to meet owner August A Busch Jr to discuss a contract for one or two years. The Cardinals announced an 11 am news conference for the signing. Keane said after the World Series win he wanted to go home to Houston soon.
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Fishing Tips from Mercury Outboards for Safe Trips
Fishermen should inform family or neighbors of destination and launch point, share boat and motor descriptions with the dock or resort operator, and identify equipment with glasses for distant recognition. Emergencies arrive without warning, so take simple precautions to speed rescue and return to shore.
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Tiger Favored In 10 Round Fight At Madison Square Garden
Dick Tiger a 6-5 favorite to beat Irish Joey Archer in a 10 round contenders bout at Madison Square Garden New York. The winner hopes for a title shot against the Giardello Carter victor in Las Vegas next Friday. Tiger, 35, is known for aggression and power, Archer, 26, is quick and tactical. Both boxers are rugged and have never been stopped.
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