Peace Talk Looms Over Pro Football Feud Across Leagues
Writers and editors foresee an imminent truce or merger between the NFL and AFL as signs emerge of secret talks and a possible common draft. Key figures like Rozelle and Davis avoid comment while observers note Gogolak’s Buffalo to Giants signing as a trigger but doubt a mass player raid or full war. Kentucky’s Pat Riley and Lou Dampier finished high in SEC scoring last season.
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al Davis
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Chet Nelson
Rocky Mountain News
Joe McGuff
Kansas City Star
Gogolak
Giants
Major League Box Scores DP Washington
Box score notes include Washington 3 1 4 2B Aparicio HR Howard 7 F Robinson 14 Brinkman 3 SB Kirkland. J Miller L 0-2 75434 Drabowsky Ortega W 5 9 5 2 3 T-2.03 A-7 418 LOB San Francisco 8 Philadelphia 7 2B Mays McCovey Callison Allen Dalrymple Taylor HR Taylor 3 Allen 8 S Wise
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Temple AD Turns Down Offer From 76ers
Temple University athletic director Ernie Casale has rejected a general manager job offer from Philadelphia 76ers owner Irv Kosloff after three months of discussions. Casale will remain at Temple, with no further agency details disclosed.
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Ernie Casale
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Fleck Heads 53 Qualifiers For U.S. Open
Former champion Jack Fleck led a field of 53 players who qualified for the U S Open at Lake Forest Illinois and Tacoma Washington sites. Mengert Archer Eliason Petersen led day scores with 137 while notables Aaron Graham Nichols Charles Barber Middlecoff earned berths with 139 to 143.
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San Francisco
Olympic Country Club
Fleck
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Onwentsia Club
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al Mengert
Tacoma
Wash
George Archer
Mengert
Tacoma Country Club
Gene Mason
Portland
Ore
Ockie Eliason
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Hillsboro
Archer
Memphis
Tommy Aaron
Lou Graham
Bobby Nichols
Bob Charles
Miller Barber
Cary Middlecoff
Ranew Satisfactory After Brain Surgery
Seattle’s Mer rr it Ranew underwent brain blood clot removal surgery and was listed in satisfactory condition. Surgeon Dr. James Phillips cautioned the full outcome would take two to three days to determine, following an May 11 injury from a bat during a Pacific Coast League game between the Angels and Vancouver.
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Turin Sets High Prices for Meroni and Orbiting Star
Milan report states Turin Soccer Club asks 752000 dollars for star Luigi Meroni and 880000 dollars for a two-player deal with Alberto Orlando. Napies Club showing interest in Meroni and Orlando as negotiations begin.
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Fluoridated Water Used by 29 Percent of U S Population
The report notes that fluoridated water reaches 29 percent of the United States population. It highlights the nationwide distribution and implies varying adoption across regions and communities.
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Wise Delivers Complete Game Victory Over Giants
Phillies rookie Rick Wise, 20, pitched his first complete game in the majors and beat the National League leading Giants 6 2. Wise allowed eight hits with two walks and eight strikeouts as Philadelphia surged with 11 hits including two home runs by Tony Taylor and Rich Allen. The win narrows the Giants’ lead and keeps the Phillies in fourth place as Auburn star Lee DeFore topped SEC scoring last season with 615 points.
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Tony Taylor
Rich Allen
Los Angeles
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Lee DeFore
Fryman's Rookie Year Travels Fueling Pittsburgh Rise
Pirates pitcher Woody Fryman, ex Kentucky tobacco farmer, reflects on leaving farming for baseball. Now 4 0 with a 2.41 ERA, he credits solid defense and scoring behind him for his success. He recalls limited early travel and a late decision to sign with Pittsburgh last July.
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Chuck Dressen Leaves Hospital After Heart Attack
Detroit Tiger manager Char lie Dressen was discharged from Henry Ford Hospital after three weeks for a heart attack suffered May 16. At 150 pounds he weighed 10 pounds under his normal 160. Dressen will stay in Detroit rather than return to Los Angeles. Bob Swift acts as manager in Dressen’s absence while Tigers sit third in the American League.
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Yanks Place Whitey Ford On Ailing List
Whitey Ford, 37, is placed on the 15 day disabled list with a strained left elbow. He will be tested for at least a week while the Yankees open a three game set in Cleveland as Ralph Houk contemplates life without his ace pitcher if the arm fails to improve.
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Area Bowling Ladies Doubles At Marion
Typhoon Pin Lea Spuds Rolling S We Two Alley Cats Gutter Gus Hi Los Nuttins Pea Pickers compete for top marks in Marion. Team high: Spuds 1162, Pin Leaders 1157, Typhoons 1142. Individual highs: Marilyn Armstrong 200, Thelma Hudgens 171, Sue Sears 171. Marilyn Armstrong leads with 548 in series.
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Foyt to Move to Hospital in Houston
Auto racing star A. J. Foyt will be transferred Wednesday to a Houston hospital to complete recovery from burns suffered in a practice crash at Wisconsin State Fair Park. He remains in good condition with second and third degree burns on hands face and neck and doctors expect full use.
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5S Lightweight Bout In Newcastle Ends Rough Cut
Maurice Cullen of England stops Terry Edwards in the lightweight clash. In Toronto Bob Felstein outpoints Jean Claude Roy of Montreal by eight rounds.
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Terry Edwards
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Bob Felstein
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Montreal
Clean dairy feeding gear helps calves stay healthy
University of Illinois dairy scientists warn that dirty feeding pails nipples and mixing equipment can trigger digestive upsets and disease in baby calves. Clean all gear immediately after feeding rinse in a chlorine solution or other disinfectant and allow to air dry.
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First cities in the world rise from Mesopotamia era
Archaeologists note that the earliest urban centers emerged about 5,500 years ago in Mesopotamia shaping early civilization. The finding highlights the rise of organized cities, farming communities, and complex social structures in the region.
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