Judge Denies Stay in Milwaukee Braves Dispute
Circuit Judge Elmer W. Roller refused a stay on his order forcing the Braves to return to Milwaukee unless the National League offers Milwaukee a 1967 expansion franchise. The league must submit a plan by Monday noon or return the team. contempt actions and pending court suits complicate the dispute.
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Elmer W. Roller
Atlanta Braves
National League
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Wisconsin Supreme Court
Roller
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Fulton County
Atlanta
U.S. District Court
Houston
Houk Wins Battle but Yankees Lose to Twins
Ralph Houk pressed to delay a rain plagued game at Minnesota to preserve momentum but the Yankees fell 4 3 as Jim Merritt shut them down after sixth inning. New York had 11 hits with only one after Merritt entered. Elsewhere Chicago Baltimore Washington and St Louis posted varied results amid slick conditions and rain.
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Ralph Houk
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Houk
Minnesota
Yankees
Jim Merritt
Johnny Keane
Twins
Cal Griffith
Merritt
Chicago
Baltimore
White Sox
Orioles
Washington
California
Two Lead Ties in Dallas Civitan Open First Round
Mickey Wright salvaged a splash at the Dallas Civitan Open by hitting a shot from the edge of a lake to within 15 feet and birdieing the 14th, pairing Miss Peggy Wilson at one under par 70s for the opening round. Beth Stone Jo Ann Prentice Clifford Ann Creed Sybil Griffin Ruth Jessen tied for second at 72, Kathy Whitworth stood eighth with 73.
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Dallas
Tex
Mickey Wright
Peggy Wilson
Miss Wright
Miss Wilson
Beth Stone
Jo Ann Prentice
Clifford Ann Creed
Sybil Griffin
Ruth Jessen
New Mexico
Kathy Whitworth
Speedway qualifying may break 12 records for 500 mile race
Indianapolis records a massive pre qualifying crowd as IMS hosts first qualifying runs for the 50th 500 mile race. Officials expect a dozen record performances during Saturday sessions.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Giants Marichal Extend Winning Streak With 3-0 Victory
San Francisco won its 11th straight game as Juan Marichal improved to 7-0 with a second shutout, allowing six hits and striking out six. Hart, Alou, and Ollie Brown produced early runs, while Willie Mays and Donn Clendenon contributed later as the Giants opened a 42-game lead in the NL standings.
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Juan Marichal
Giants
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Pittsburgh
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Houston
New York
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Atlanta
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Chicago
Jim Hart
Jesus Alou
Ollie Brown
Pirate
Bob Veale
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Willie Mays
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Donn Clendenon
Cardinals
Braves
Lou Brock
Felipe Alou
Alex Johnson
Marty Keough
Johnson
Jerry Buchek
Dick Groat
Jim Bunning
Dodgers
Groat
Don Drysdale
Jim Lefebvre
Phillies
Drysdale
John Callison
Doug Clemens
Ron Perranoski
Bunning
Bill White
Muslim Law Contradicts Clay's Claim
Louisville AP The Cassius Clay draft board chair says Muslim law contradicts the boxer's claim that serving would breach his religion and the board rejects two appeals 1-A status and hardship. The appeals move to Kentucky Western Judicial Circuit Appeal Board with possible further action by the President.
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Cassius Clay
J. Allen Sherman
Clay
Sherman
Edward Jacko Jr
New York
Jacko
Kentucky
Western Judicial Circuit Appeal Board
Everette S. Stephenson
Tey
Western Circuit Appeal Board
Washington
Nicklaus Leads As New Orleans Open Draws Pair Of 68s
In New Orleans on Friday the 13th, Jack Nicklaus tied for the early lead at 68 with four others as rain disrupted play in the Greater New Orleans Open. Tony Lema, Bob Goalby, Frank Beard and Charles Coody also posted 68s while Tommy Bolt and Lionel Hebert shot 69.
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Jack Nicklaus
Tony Lema
Nicklaus
Bob Goalby
Frank Beard
Charles Coody
Tommy Bolt
Lionel Hebert
Tommy Aaron
Jack Montgomery
Billy Casper
Arnold Palmer
Doug Sanders
Gay Brewer
Los Angeles
Houston
Montgomery
Texas Christian University
Boxing results from AP bouts in Barcelona and Portland
In Barcelona Louis Folledo of Spain outpointed James Shelton of Bakersfield California in a 10 round flyweight bout. Katsuyoshi Takayama of Japan outpointed Uel Soo Park of South Korea in 10 rounds. In Portland Maine Greatest Crawford of New York outpointed Milo Calhoun of Kingston Jamaica in 10 rounds.
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Spain
Louis Folledo
James Shelton
Bakersfield
Calif
Tokyo
Katsuyoshi Takayama
Japan
Uel Soo Park
South Korea
Portland
Maine
Greatest Crawford
New York
Milo Calhoun
Kingston
Jamaica
Rockets Battle Artesia On Road For Fifth
Goddard Rockets meet Artesia Bulldogs Saturday in District 2AA action to lift their record above .500. Sloan’s team sits 9-10 overall and 4-8 in district as Artesia trails by one game at 5-7. game times changed to 10 am and 1 pm with bets on starters and lineup.
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Bob Sloan
Artesia
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Bobby Dobson
Bobby Becker
Carl Spencer
Junior Hunter
Bob Spradling
Davie Thompson
George Ziegler
Sterling Grant
Spencer
Dobson
Ray Baker
Lawrence Reese
Hunter
Ziegler
Goddard
NMMI
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Carlsbad
Hobbs
Alamogordo
Roswell Coyotes
Las Cruces
Roswell
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Snedigar Named to Eisenhower Horsemen Delegation Tour
RD's Snedigar named to join a distinguished group of American horsemen invited by Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower to represent the United States in the 1966 American Horsemen's People-to-People Delegation to Europe. The trip will visit Russia Hungary Austria France Germany Ireland and England with a Sept. 28 briefing in New York before departure. Snedigar is executive secretary at Ruidoso Downs and a noted authority on quarter horses.
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Stan Snedigar
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States
American Horsemen
Europe
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Hungary
Austria
France
Germany
Ireland
England
New York
Vis Jet
Moscow
Sports City squeaks to 2-2 draw after seven
In a seven inning finish the Sports City Lions tied Furr's 2-2 as Talbott belted a first inning homer. Batteries were Talbott Pritchard and Stratton Hess Story Williams for Furr's with no winner declared at the end. A separate box notes Piggly Wiggly turned a fourth inning double play as Lee Mack led Roswell State Bank to a 10-6 victory over Security National Bank Building.
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Furr’s
Talbott
Pritchard
Stratton
Hess
Story
Williams
Wylie’s Lanes
Coca Cola
Noon
Rhe Piggly Wiggly
Lee Mack
Piggly Wiggly
Roswell State Bank
Security National Bank
Major League Standings and Schedule Update
Baseball standings show San Francisco leading National League with 16 11 record followed by Houston and Pittsburgh. American League standings list Cleveland and Baltimore atop, with multiple rain postponed or twilight games on today and tomorrow schedules.
Miners to face BYU in season opener triple header
Texas Western, the national champion, will play National Invitation Tournament winner Brigham Young next season. The game is part of a triple header at Chicago on January 28, announced Thursday.
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Texas Western
Brigham Young
BYU
Chicago
Roswell Goddard NMMI Athletes Head To State Meet
Thirty six track athletes from Roswell Goddard and NM MI travel to Albuquerque for the New Mexico state track and field meet. NMMI leads with 16 Colts, followed by Coyotes 13 and Rockets seven. Events include 100 yard dash 9.8 by Artesia’s Raglin and 1:55.8 880 by Bill Johnston, with district records and season bests noted for multiple athletes across 2AA and 1AA classifications.
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Roswell
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NMMI
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George Wright
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Ricky Marcum
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Ronnie Rayburn
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Martin Martinez
David Blessing
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David Martinez
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Lee Taylor
RHS
Marc Black
Steve Ditty
David Smith
Steve Isbell
Louis Bagwell
Speedy Montoya
Spencer
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Eens
Sammy Sims
Eddy Jaramillo
Menasco
NMMEI
Goose Girl Stakes splits claim at Hollywood Park
In Inglewood California English Toffee paid 3.60 and What A Charmer 34.40 won the split divisions of the Goose Girl Stakes at Hollywood Park. In New York Susto paid 3.60 defeated Dave Say by 12 lengths in the Aqueduct Spring Steeplechase Handicap. In Chicago Zay Day paid 5.20 drew clear in the stretch for a four length win in the Powder Purse at Sportsman's Park.
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Hollywood Park
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Susto
Dave Say
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Zay Day
Sportsman’s Park
EP Helps Sonics Keep Loop Lead
Amarillo led the Texas League race with a one game edge after a 3-2 loss to Arkansas while Albuquerque dropped to third after an 82 43 defeat. Juan Gomez allowed two El Paso batters in relief as George Pena hit a game ending triple. Clyde Wright struck out 11 over seven innings for El Paso.
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Earl Battey
Cesar Tovar
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Don Lock
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Rick Reichardt
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