Slow pitch tourney action continues with four teams eliminated
The State slow pitch tournament resumes tonight at Loloma and Yavapai with four teams already out. Castleberry, Berge Ford, Kellogs Builders, and Los Comprados survived Monday by winning their games. Key results included Castleberry’s 20 9 comeback over Avery Insurance and Amigos falling 15 11 to Los Comprados. The tourney ends Friday with the winner advancing to the National tournament in Maumee, Ohio.
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Berge Ford
Los Comprados
D. D. Castleberry
Kellogs Builders
Loloma
Yavapal
Castleberry
T.V. Guide
Comrades
la Mans
Assembly of God
Las Palmas
Kelogs
Avery Insurance
Ed Menchail
Dean Shloster
Geoff Mauck
Jim Shumway
Yavapai
Gary Cooper
Amigos
Rudy Garcia
Gary Menengia
Soloma
Maumee
Ohio
Calumet revives its strong racing tradition in Kentucky
Calumet Farm in Lexington shows revived form with Reverse winning three stakes including the Lawrance Armour Handicap at Arlington. Trainer George Poole and owner Mrs. Gene Markey express optimism for Tradewood and Another Love as the farm rebounds from lean years since Tim Tam’s 1958 Derby win.
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Lexington
UPI
Calumet Farm
Calumet
George Poole
Red Bank
N.J
Reverse
Arlington
Poole
Gene Markey
Miss Grundy
Tradewood
Mighty Calumet
Tim Tam
Louisville
Miami Eyes AFL Franchise With Danny Thomas Syndicate
A Thomas led syndicate bets $7.5 million to launch an AFL team for Miami. AFL Commissioner Joe Foss signed the franchise in 1966. The club will play at the city owned Orange Bowl with escalating rent through 1969 and beyond.
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Miami
UPI
Danny” Thomas
Packers Aim for First After Runnerup Years
Green Bay coach Vince Lombardi vows to win the title this season after finishing second in each of the prior two campaigns. He reshapes the defense and adds Don Chandler to strengthen kicking while rebuilding the line around stars Jerry Kramer and Fuzzy Thurston. Bart Starr leads the offense with Bratkowski and Claridge backing him, plus a deep backfield and new arrivals at wide receiver and guard.
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Green Bay, Wis
UPI
Green Bay Packers
Vince Lombardi
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Don Chandler
New York Giants
Paul Hornung
Jerry Kramer
Ombardi
Fuzzy Thurston
Norm Masters
Ron Kramer
Thurston
Steven Wright
Bob Skoronski
Forest Gregg
Kramer
Dan Grimm
Lloyd Voss
Grimm
Voss
Ken “Bow- Tan
Bart Starr
Zeke “Bratkowski
Dennis Claridge
Hornung
Jim Taylor
Tomee
Elijah Pitts
M. — Ron, Heller
Southern
Cee ‘Coffey
Washington
Bill Symons
Colorado
Baseball Standings and Schedule Noted For Major Leagues
Major League standings show the American League leaders Detroit and Minnesota with strong splits. Monday results include Chicago over Boston 5 4. Tuesday's probable pitchers list matchups across both leagues with cross games in Detroit Cleveland New York and Los Angeles San Francisco.
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le Ang
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San Francisco
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Houston
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Phila
Davidson
Ellsworth
Fisher
Perry
Lemaster
Niners Coach Sees Loss to Browns as Not So Bad
San Francisco coach Jack Christiansen defended his team after a 37 21 defeat by Cleveland saying two Johnson TD passes were flukes and quarterback George Mira showed both good and bad plays in the opening game. Brodie was sidelined with a back injury and may return for Saturday at Portland.
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Christiansen
John Brodie
Portland
Dallas
Los Angeles
Cowboys
Col‘secur
Braves Rally Behind Mathews to Narrow NL Lead
Ed Mathews powered the Braves with 19 hits in 35 at bats for a .543 average including three homers and 17 RBIs in nine games. His two singles a double and a 27th homer sparked a 10-8 win over the Cardinals in St Louis as Milwaukee climbs within two percentage points of the Dodgers.
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Robin Roberts
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Cardinals
Hank Aaron
Gene Oliver
Frank Bolling
Joe Torre
McCarver
Tim McCarver
Billy O'Dell
St. Louis
O’dell
Chris Short
Jim Lefebvre
Richie Allen
Phillies
Johnny Podres
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Podres
Bob Shaw
Giants
Willie Mays
Willie McCovey
Jim Ray Hart
Mays
Chuck Hiller
Mets
Roberts
Joé Morgan
Jim Gentile
Astros
Bob Friend
Pete Ward
White Sox
Red Sox
Dick Radatz
Earl Wilson
Wes Ferrall
Mighty Joe Young Emerges as Husky Sun Devil Prospect
Joe Young a 6 foot 3 inch 225 pound junior from Winters California is finishing a strong spring for Arizona State University as a prospective top college football player. He graduates from Winters High in 1963 and studies physical education while his father Robert farms apricots in Winters. His nickname is Mighty Joe. Halfback Travis Williams also shows potential rivaling Sun Devil greats Charley Taylor Tony Lorick and Nolan Jones. Williams stands 6-1 206 and ran 100 yards in 9.3 seconds but lacks game experience after transferring from Contra Costa Junior College. He graduated from Harry Ells High School in Richmond California in 1963 and has a wife Anne and a nine month old son Maurice.
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Winters
Calif
Winters High School
ASU
Robert Young
Travis Williams
Contra Costa Junior College
California
Travis
Harry Ells High School
Richmond
Anne
Maurice
U S Track Team Blames NCAA AAU Feud For Setbacks
Senate Commerce Committee calls Tom Farrell of St John’s and Dr Earl Rudder of Texas A M to testify on how the NCAA AAU feud hurt the U S track squad after a recent loss to the Soviet Union in Kiev. Randy Matson’s injury and late inclusion on the team also feature in the discussion.
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St. John’s University
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Amateur Athletic Union
National Collegiate Athletic, Association
Europe
Kiev
Senate Commerce Committee
Earl Rudder
Texas A&m University
Randy Matson
Texas A&m
Matson
San Diego
House boxing bill faces chilly Senate reception
The House approved a three member Boxing Commission bill by 346 to 4 to license managers promoters agents and broadcast firms with power to ban fights over unlawful practice. Senate leader Dirksen opposes a stronger bill and Hart proposes a narrower panel awaiting committee action. The measure carries up to one year in jail and a 50000 dollar fine for violations.
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UPI
Boxing Commission
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Ill
House
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
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Senate Judiciary Committee
Marr doubles golf winnings in PGA event
Dave Marr nearly doubled his 1965 salary by winning the Pro toffessional Golfers Association championship with 25 000 and finishing with 51 350 overall. Jack Nicklaus tied for second with Billy Casper earning 12 500 and rising to 126 500 tops on tour. Casper's runner up purse lifts him to 73 08 700 unofficially, while Tony Lema slips to fifth among players with Gary Player Bruce Devlin also high.
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Fla
UPI
Dave Marr
Jack Nicklaus
Marr
Nicklaus
Billy Casper
Casper
PGA
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