Pro Football Rosters Juggled By United Press International
Pro football rosters were trimmed as camps opened. Green Bay traded Urban Henry to Pittsburgh for an undisclosed draft pick and cut two rookies. Six players were released by Cleveland as Lou Groza returns. Dallas picked up Van Raaphorst from Cleveland. Minnesota waived six players including Reed and Murphy. Detroit prepared for Fridays game with Milt Plum starting. San Francisco cut Lee Grosscup and placed several others on waivers.
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Rookie Snell Impresses Jets Coach in Exhibition Win
New York Jets coach Weeb Ewbank praised rookie halfback Matt Snell after a 21-20 exhibition win over the Boston Patriots. Ewbank plans to start Snell in the next exhibition vs the San Diego Chargers in Atlanta. Snell gained 177 yards on 20 carries in his Jets debut, while Patriots coach Mike Halasov (Halovak) prepares for a rematch against the Bills.
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Baseball Standings and Upcoming NL Schedule Details
National League current standings include Philadelphia leading with 76 wins and 48 losses. San Francisco 70 55, Cincinnati 69 55, St. Louis 66 58, Pittsburgh 64 61, Milwaukee 63 60, Los Angeles 60 63, Chicago 57 68, Houston 55 71, New York 42 83.
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Johnson backs Brooks Robinson as potential VP pick
President Johnson weighs VP choices but signals Baltimore third baseman Brooks Robinson as the leading MVP candidate. Robinson, 27, earned praise for steady leadership, high batting average near .308, 85 runs batted in, and 22 homers while maintaining an unflappable, temperate demeanor.
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Little League World Series Opens With Global Teams
The 25th Little League World Series opens in Williamsport with matches featuring Bartlesville Oklahoma versus Monterey Mexico and Mobile Alabama against La Puente California. Wiesbaden Germany vs Staten Island New York and Valleyfield Quebec vs Tachikawa Japan follow as day one games. Winners advance to Thursday semifinals while losers drop into daily play. Friday is a rain date off day with a banquet for the 25th anniversary. The championship and consolation games are set for Saturday.
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Carty Sparks Braves with Hit Parade at County Stadium
Rico Carty powered the Milwaukee Braves to a 12-9 win over the Philadelphia Phillies as he doubled three times a homer and a single boosting his average to .923 in 94 games. The victory trimmed Philadelphia’s lead while Giants, Cardinals, and others won, keeping NL standings tight.
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Local Bowlers Sparkle With Top Honors In Weekend Play
Candy Johnson won the Division B title at 300 Bowl in a double elimination final over Chris Stankovics who was runner up. Johnson averaged 170 to Stankovics 156. The girls major team won a recent America Youth Bowl national title. Dale Riddle and Bill Peat led pins in Eight Balls at Papago Bowl. Peterson Singles B saw Larry Harrell 627 three-game total. Tri Nighters featured Erdman 826 four-game series with high games 234 and 230. Cummings 769, Murphy 706, Dallape 761 four-game. Junior Mixed Doubles Darlene Reinker 617 series. Frontier Lanes Jessie Houck 508 series in Ladies Scratch Open Trio.
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Devils Hope Gene Foster Improves Like Past Seasons
ASU football eyes Gene Foster to continue rise after 4.3 and 5.3 yard seasons in sophomore and junior years. Coaches praise defenseman Frank Mitacek and tackle prospect Frank, both key to 1964 plans as Foster shines with marked comeback potential.
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