Mildenberger Rated No 1 Contender for Vacated WBA Title
Karl Mildenberger, praised by Cassius Clay, was named the No 1 contender by the World Boxing Association after stripping Clay of the title. The WBA also announced an elimination tournament to decide a new champion and noted Clay’s appeal was rejected for premature action against his forced Army induction case.
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League leaders and MLB stats headline from Carbondale
CARBONDALE IL UPID Brian Cheney of Arizona was seeded eighth in the NCAA tennis tournament opening here today. Cheney was to meet Lucien Sulloway of the University of Miami in the opening round.
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Sweep Puts Sox in AL Lead After Yankees Series
Eddie Stanky said the Chicago White Sox are for real after sweeping the New York Yankees 2-1 and 2-0 to claim first in the American League. Ger ry McNertney homered, Elston Howard's error helped spark the opener, and 62,592 fans at Yankee Stadium witnessed Mantle's 2,164th Yankee game as a pinch hitter.
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Senators Rally For Four-Run Sixth In Win
Stein delivered a two run bases loaded single in a four run sixth, fueling a Senators victory in game two. Tiant allowed seven hits and fanned 11 while contributing a single and a double as Cleveland posted 16 hits in the opener. Rocky Colavito homered for the Indians in the nightcap to pace the comeback.
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Cubs slam seven homers in doubleheader sweep at Wrigley
Adolfo Phillips powered the Cubs with four homers and six hits in the twin bill, driving in eight runs as Chicago swept two games. He later slugged three homers in the nightcap after an early-out collision, lifting the Cubs to an 18-10 win while Mets fans looked on.
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Foyt wins Le Mans with second half charge
A UPI report notes A. J. Foyt of Houston and Dan Gurney of Costa Mesa drove a Ford to victory in the 24 hour Le Mans. They set a record by surpassing 3,100 miles in the race, finishing at 135.705 mph average to beat Ferrari by five laps. Second went to Scarfiotti Parkes Ferrari, with Mairesse Buerlys also Ferrari in third.
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Scottsdale Adopts 1967 68 Budget Emergency Declaration
Resolution No 582 finalizes estimates for Scottsdale fiscal year July 1 1967 to June 30 1968 declaring a budget and an emergency. City Council adopts approve by mayor and notes publication and posting June 12 1967. Contains sections on fund use restrictions and referendum exemption.
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