U. S. Sends Strong Track Team to Russia for Meet
Bakersfield June 23. The United States named a top track and field squad to face Russia in Moscow next month at the inter national meet. AAU officials selected the Olympic caliber team, with many first or second-place AAU finishers. Sprint star Bobby Morrow will be absent for business reasons. The squad includes entries for sprints, middle distances, long distances, field events, and relays with coaches from Ohio State Stanford and Manhattan College leading the effort.
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Switzerland
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Fran Welch
Emporia State
Germany
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Ralph Higgins
Oklahoma State
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Richard Howard
Itt Thompson
Earl Poucher
John Homas
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Buster Uist
John W. Morris
University of Houston
Elliott Starts Another Hassle In Mile Record Push
Australian Herb Elliott broke the mile in 3:57.9 at the AAU championships amid uncertainty over world record status due to IAAF pace setter rules. National AAU officials expressed confidence Elliott’s time would be recognized, despite past disputes and preparatory rule changes.
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Australia
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Texans hog Southwest Tennis Titles
In Little Rock Arkansas Bernard Tut Bartzen of Dallas and Sammy Giammalva of Houston won the Southwest Open titles. Bartzen beat Giammalva 6 3 7 5 for the singles crown and teamed with Giammalva to take the doubles 6 1 6 1 over Crawford Henry and Charles McKinley. Marilyn Montgomery of San Antonio and Martha Hernandez of Mexico won the women’s doubles 6 0 6 3, while Hernandez defeated McHaney in singles 2 6 6 2.
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Dallas
Sammy Giammalva
Houston
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Giammalva
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Crawford Henry
Atlanta
Charles McKinley
St. Louis
Giamalva
Southern California tennis stars head to summer circuit
Trojans triumph as Southern California leads the 74th annual Nead Wwurnan tournament group heads to the Tennessee Valley Invitational meet in Chattanooga. Alex Gimedo and Jack Douglas, both standout collegians, join a slate of top players finishing a weeklong event. Hoad and Rosewall duel in Forest Hills for a $15,000 title with Gonzales aiming for a 4-0 mark and top money.
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David Nelson
Forest Hills
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Texas Trainer Named To Lead U S Track Squad Trip
Frank Medina, longtime Texas trainer, will coach the U S track squad on an European tour next month. Medina, at the University of Texas, accepted the invitation to oversee American athletes competing in Russia, Poland, Hungary and Greece.
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Cardinals to play five home games at Comiskey Park
CHICAGO June 23. The Chicago Cardinals of the National Football League announced agreement with White Sox officials to host five home games in Comiskey Park this year. Earlier disputes centered on playing at Northwestern University’s Dyche Stadium in Evanston. West Texas Golf Plainview Texas June 23. Ray Fergusson of Breckenridge shot eight under par 276 for 72 holes to win the men’s West Texas Golf tournament championship.
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Sponsors Day Draws 2500 to San Antonio Bowling Party
A rainy Sunday turnout near 2500 honored San Antonio bowling sponsors with a barbecue and awards at Como manche Park. The event celebrated city league sponsors, presented championship trophies, and saluted Fred Moore for his 300 game while honoring the Falstaff team for second in the ABC tournament.
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Boxing Roundup of Results and Schedules
Boxing results feature Wrebrend Resulin toppling Armando Muniz in Hollywood while Torres knocks out Galvato in Yonkers and Hemphill outpoints Groom in Detroit. Scheduled bouts list fights across New York Las Vegas bedford Holyoke Atlanta and more with Tony Ortiz Husso TV cards noted.
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New . Bedford
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Holyoke
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Lou Carmona
Houston
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Bobby Boyd
Louisville
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Rudell Stitch
Los Angeles
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Enrique Aceves
Ernesto Fisero
Dodgers Defend Narrow Lead in Phillies Clash
Dodgers tighten defense as Robin Roberts faces Ruben Gomez with runners aboard in the sixth. Two costly errors by the Phillies and Bob Friend being chased for arguing with umpire Vic Delmore flagged a tense opener. Cincinnati rallies after Bell homered to beat Openey. Cubs rally on a 43-hit surge against Hal Jeffcoat in the ninth.
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Pep Guns for Chance at Title
Willie Pep the Hartford pro fights Pat McCoy of Ireland in New Bedford Mass aiming to boost his 28 of 29 streak toward a featherweight title shot. A win could position him for a mid September bout with Hogan Kid Bassey in Boston.
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Rain Postpones SAGA Tourney at Willow Springs
The San Antonio Golfassa i tournament and party at Willow Springs Monday have been postponed with no new date set.
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The Neglected Art of Being Different in July Digest
A Reader's Digest excerpt promotes embracing individuality across science, entertainment, and business. The July issue features 35 curiosity arousing articles and encourages readers to buy the edition at newsstands.
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Mulloy Wins First Match At Wimbledon
Wimbledon opening day in London features Ashley Cooper of Australia defeating Geoffrey Owen of England 10-8 3-6 6-4 6-1 to advance in the men’s singles as Gardnar Mulloy of Denver earns a second round spot amid rain delays. Christine Truman’s amateur status under scrutiny as Evening Star debuts Miss X interviews with coach George Worthington discussing her training.
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India
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New York
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London
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Britain
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Bill May End Majors Farm System Bill
Rep Albert Cretella proposes a bill to abolish the major league farm system and ban uncontrolled broadcasting of big league games. It targets farm affiliations and permits only approved telecasts into minor league cities. The measure also exempts player contracts and reserve clauses from anti trust laws under specified conditions.
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Bragan Bypasses Williams Mantle Berra In All Star Picks
Cleveland June 23. Manager Bobby Bragan selected Cory Williams Berra for the all star roster, leaving Ted Williams Mickey Mantle and Yoel Berra off. He picked Gil McDougald at second base and Gus Triandos catching, with Bob Cerv over Williams and Harvey Kuenn over Mantle. The eight other players come from the remaining seven teams under new voting rules, with the game set for Baltimore on July 8.
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Yoel Berra
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Amateurs Saldana seek out of town game next Sunday
Saldana's Food stores team seeks an away game for next Sunday. Contact ALanager Sandy Sanchez at PH3-0403. The Saldana squad will practice Tuesday at 5 p.m. at Price Elementary for Wednesday night home game with San Juan.
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