Katz Says Liston Will Beat Charge
Philadelphia June 13 An angry George Katz, Liston manager, said he does not think Sonny Liston will be convicted of impersonating a police officer. Katz criticized Arch Hindman of the National Boxing Association for calling Liston guilty and said the charge is a minor matter. He added Liston may still fight Floyd Patterson for the heavyweight title and noted the bail was low at 400.
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Sears Free to Play Ball at San Francisco Saints
In Francisco June 13 AP reports Kenny Sears a six year Knicks veteran is free to play for the San Francisco Saints after a New York club sought a preliminary injunction to block him. Sears decided to jump to the American Basketball League for next season.
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Pacer sets season best at Selote Downs harness track
Ranger Knight driven by Eugene Minniear of Aiken South Carolina established a national season record for two year old pacers by winning the mile at Selote Downs harness track in 2 06 4 5.
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Camillis Sign Dolph Camilli Jr and Bruce for New York
Dolph Camilli Jr and his brother Bruce, ages 21 and 19, signed contracts Monday in Santa Rosa, California with the New York.
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Standings and results from major leagues heavy on figures
The American League table shows Cleveland leading with 37 wins and 20 losses, New York, Detroit, Baltimore, Washington, Boston, Kansas City, Chicago, Minnesota, Los Angeles in scattered positions. Monday results include Boston 10 Minnesota 8 and New York 3 Los Angeles 1, with several other games and tonight’s schedule listing matchups across Washington, Baltimore, New York, Cleveland, Boston, Detroit, Los Angeles, Chicago, Kansas City and Minnesota. The National League standings place Cincinnati, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Pittsburgh, Milwaukee, St Louis, Chicago, Philadelphia, with Monday results San Francisco defeating Los Angeles 7-4 and various planned games.
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Monkey in a Sulky at Batavia Downs
Harness driver Mike Metcalfe keeps a pet monkey named Susie that rides with him during workouts at Batavia Downs track. The unusual companion travels with the trainer as he works out horses at the Batavia facility, adding a curious sidelight to morning routines.
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O'Dell changes style on strong relief night
San Francisco June 13 AP Billy O'Dell the Giants' busiest pitcher said he was tired of defeats. The left hander struck out 10 Dodgers on Monday in 5 2/3 innings of relief and did not walk a batter. O'Dell earned the 7-4 win in his 21st appearance, his second victory in five decisions, with help from Stu Miller in the ninth.
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Baseball Scores and Notes From National League and American League
Chicago tops Baltimore 9 to 1 in a high scoring AL game with Sievers hitting two home runs and Williams belting one for Baltimore. Kansas City defeats Cleveland 7 to 0 behind Archer. Dodgers edge Giants 7 to 5 as O'Dell discusses his new pitching philosophy and mechanics after a dominant relief outing. O'Dell describes changes in motion and philosophy, crediting Alvin Dark for the strategy.
Open course at Oakland Hills bristles for U S Open
Oakland Hills in Birmingham is labeled a monster as players like Bob Rosburg and Gary Player scout the 6,307 yard par 70 layout. Heat and rough threaten players in the 149-man field including defending champion Arnold Palmer, with temperatures rising to 91 as the Open opens amid luxury of lush fairways and treacherous greens.
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Vernon Law Struggles With Torn Rotator Cuff
Pirates pitcher Vernon Law fears future with Pittsburgh as a torn right shoulder rotator muscle flares during April. He has battled arm trouble, winning three and losing four this season, and may relinquish his role if the pain persists. Doctors diagnose a torn rotator cuff. Law hopes warm weather aids recovery while he weighs options.
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decisive wallop by Pat House lifts Cowboys past New Mexico
Laramie Wyoming based Cowboys pitcher Pat House belted his first extra base hit of the season a 483 foot homer against New Mexico He also collected three singles in his first 23 plate appearances marking a strong start for the season and a decisive early lead.
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Monday Fights Feature San Francisco Eddie Andrews Victory
In San Francisco Eddie Andrews, 160, stopped Ramon Hernandez, 16074 Hermosillo, Mex., in a six round bout. Ralph Dupas, 146 14, outpointed Guy Sumilin, 244, Prichard, Ala., in New Orleans over 12 rounds. Herman Marquez, 118, Stockton, outpointed Ronnie Perez, 118, Hayward, 22 rounds in Stockton. Sadeo Yacita, Japan, outpointed Nelson Estrada, Venezuela, 10 rounds in Caracas. Clause Williams, 161, Tampa, outpointed Andy Mayfield, 165, Miami, 10 rounds.
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