United States Davis Cup Hope Rests on Graebner Doubles
United States Davis Cup captain George MacCall bets on 21-year-old Clark Graebner to anchor the doubles with Dennis Ralston against Spain’s Manuel Santana and Jose Luis Arilla after Spain seized a 2 0 lead with wins by Juan Gilbert and Santana. The clay courts at Royal Tennis Club favor Spain as Graebner and Ralston seek to keep America alive in the best of five series ahead of Thursday singles and a potential semifinal with India or Japan.
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ASU Football Adds Transfer Pitts from Laguna Beach
John Pitts, a junior college transfer to ASU, impressed in spring practice as a 65 208 pound end with top 40 yard dash speed and hands. He could also contribute in the defensive secondary and may join Ned Walk's basketball squad. Major is political science. Ray Shirey, 6 3 225 pound tackle from Youngwood Pa, is a top returning lineman watched by pro scouts for his blocking and durability. Major is industrial arts.
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Baseball Today Scores and Planned Pitchers for Wednesday
MLB results include Cincinnati 6 Chicago 4 San Francisco 3 New York 2 Milwaukee 4 St Louis 1 night games. Probable pitchers feature Ma loney vs Koonce in Chicago Milwaukee St Louis Clininger vs Simmons Pittsburgh Veale vs Nottebart Philadelphia Bunning vs Koufax New York Miller vs Marichal. AL standings show Minnesota leading with 7 4 4 630, Detroit Cleveland Baltimore Chicago New York trailing. Tuesday results include Kansas City Cleveland 2 Baltimore Boston 1 New York 6 Los Angeles 1 Chicago 7 Washington 2. Wednesday games list Kaat McLain Talbot Tiant Peters Howard Lonborg Ford Chance and others across AL and NL.
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TV Guide and Las Palmas Clash in State Slow Pitch Tourney
Third day action at Yavapai features Riggs Plumbing vs Las Palmas at 7 pm and TV Guide vs Los Comprades at 8 30 pm Five teams remain from an initial 13 after last night s results TV Guide Los Comprades winner advances to Friday title game for Ohio tourney berth Las Palmas Riggs Plumbing winner faces Berge Ford Thursday for a shot at the title Berge Ford beat Kelley Builders 10 3 as Dan Manning and Terry Woods starred in earlier games Los Comprados edged LeMans 7 6 Gary Mennenga notching the win Hal Metcalf and Ed Mendivilled led with hits in other contests.
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Shula Warns Colts Face Tough Western Division Dogfight
Baltimore Colts coach Don Shula downplays any easy path to the 1965 NFL Western Division title. He cites last season’s surge and stresses a run heavy, balanced attack while noting strong supporting cast including Unitas Berry Moore and rookies Curtis and Ressler as key factors in a potential deep run.
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Tigers dominate Twins in key second-place push
Detroit powered past Minnesota 7-4 to move into undisputed second place seven games back of the Twins. Al Kaline homered for career milestone as Don Wert and Hank Aguirre added key hits and seven solid innings. Horton led the scoring with four RBIs as Detroit seized momentum in a stretch of eight wins in nine games.
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Wilt Chamberlain Lands Record NBA Contract
Wilt Chamberlain signed a three year deal with the Philadelphia 76ers at Kutsher's Country Club, described as the largest salary in organized sports. The 7 foot 1 star, NBA's top scorer for six seasons, reportedly earned about 70 000 dollars last year and secured a substantial increase. Co owners Kosloff and Richman touted the deal while withholding exact terms.
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Lemaster Throws 3-Hitter in Braves 4-1 Win Over Cardinals
Denny Lemaster, after a slow start and midseason tendonitis, delivered a three hitter to beat the St. Louis Cardinals 4-1. Felipe Alou had four hits as Hank Aaron added a two run homer, lifting Atlanta to a fifth straight win and within a half game of the Dodgers. The Dodgers and Giants also won, with Osteen and Perranoski aiding Los Angeles in a 4-2 victory over Philadelphia.
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Senate hearing probes AAU track meet finances and overseas results
A Senate Commerce Committee hearing examined charges of improper AAU management of international track meets and the impact on American performances. Witnesses included Hayesi Jones Bobby Morrow Harold Connolly Jesse Hill Bill Henry and other sports figures as the panel决定s to focus on financial interests of AAU and NCAA with further testimony planned next week.
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