Purkey Seeks Return To Reds Rotation
Purkey, coming off an arm injury and a 10 season in 1963, faces the Giants in a key test as he efforts to rejoin Cincinnati's starting rotation. San Francisco pounded Nuxhall and relievers for a nine run sixth inning, defeating the Reds 9 to 6 with Willie Mays driving in two and Billy Pierce earning the win in relief.
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SAN Francisco
UPI
Bobi Purkey
Cincinnati Reds
San Francisco Giants
Purkey
Reds
Jack Sanford
Giants
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Lea Cardenas
Jeadoff
Frank Robinson
Joe Nuxhall
Juan Marichal
Nuxhall
al Worthington
Jesus Alou
Willie Mays
Bill Henry
Mays
Billy Pierce
Upper Arlington wins Newark Relays in close finish
Upper Arlington edged Newark High School 41 to 38½ as Carl Watkins won the pole vault and Dick Reed placed fourth in the final event to seal the title. Jim Ward of Columbiana won three sprints and totaled 21 points for the meet's outstanding individual performance.
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Newark
UPI
Carl Watkins
Dick Reed
Upper Arlington
Mount Vernon
Coshocton
Mansfield Madison
Delaware
Washington D.H
Wooster
Logan
Clear Fork
Utica
Jim Ward
Columbiana
Elyrians Finish 14th in Inter-City Bowling Tourney
Elyrians Mohrman and Marsh placed 14th at the Sandusky Inter-City Bowling Tournament. Mohrman rolled a 608 actual series and Marsh 445 for a 1 273 total with handicap. Two more weekends of action remain.
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Sandusky
Elyrians
Harold Mohrman
Glenn Marsh
Mohrman
Marsh
Overtrick Arrives for Roosevelt Realization Pace
Overtrick, the 3 year old pacing champion, arrived at Roosevelt Raceway in Westbury with nine horses from Thomasville. He is lined up to face arch rivals Meadow Skipper and Country Don in the $100,010 Realization pace set for Saturday night at Roosevelt.
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Westbury
N.Y
UPI
Overtrick
Roosevelt Raceway
Johnny Patterson
Thomasville
Meadow Skipper
Country Don
Roosevelt
Bowling results from Tentin topplers and friends
Bowling results listed by league and team with multiple matchups. Highs include Jimi Kehler 622 in singles, and Four Roses 1,853 team series. Teams such as Rounds Read Kane and Unpredictables show top marks in series and games.
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Tentin
Read-Kane
Kehsler
Welker
Hewitt Flood-Secor
Lyons-Schroeder Kopp
Ignatz
Eckins Sod Turner
Sparks-Nestinger-Kopp
Nall
McCabe
Wigh
Jimi Kehler
Jim Kehler
Kehler & Welker
Laddies & Lassies
Four Roses
Unpredictable
Hep Rats
Peppermints
Winness Wonders
Richard Lander
Hob Cummings
Unpredictables
Perry Como relaxes schedule fits his easygoing life
Hollywood reports Perry Como embraces a sporadic TV schedule this season. The 51 year old star says the change frees him for golf, fishing, and time with his grandchild. He and wife Roselle own a Sands Point home with several servants and a heated backyard pool. son Ronnie, 23, lives in South Bend, while David, 17, attends Villanova and Terri, 16, studies in West Palm Beach.
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Hollywood
UPI
Perry Como
Perry
Sands Point
Long Island
N.Y
Beach
Fla
Como
Ronnie
South Bend
Ind
Coma
David
Villanova
Terri
West Palm Beach
New York
Jupiter Inlet
Hobe Sound
Papa Como
Florida
Terzij
Comos
Manhattan
Roselle
Publisher Trolla Becomes Head Of Three Magazines
Ralph Trolla, husband of Evelyn Young, is appointed publisher of The Glass Industry, Glass Packaging, and Ice Cream Trade Journal. A former pro football player, Trolla lives in Franklin Park New Jersey and previously directed advertising for the Donnelley firm.
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Ralph R. Irolla
Evelyn Young
William H. Young
Middle Ave
Notre Dame College
Trolla
Hayes
Stephen
Aldrich Rd
Franklin Park
Princeton
Jrolla
New York City
Long Island University
Columbia University
National Bank of New Jersey
Morven
Irolla
Donnelley
Leafs Favored in Playoffs Take Series Lead
DETROIT UPI Nearly everyone agrees the Toronto Maple Leafs hold the advantage in the Stanley Cup series with Detroit Red Wings. The Leafs tied the series 2-2 after a 4-2 win on a Bathgate and Mahovlich surge. Game five set for Tuesday in Toronto with two of the remaining three games at Maple Leaf Gardens if needed. Abel cited confidence after a semifinal win on Detroit ice. Imlach credited desire over home ice as the key factor.
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Detroit
UPI
Toronto
Maple Leafs
Detroit Red Wings
George ‘Punch’ Imlach
Sid Abel
Leafs
Andy Bathgate
Frank Mahovlich
Perkins defends junior welter crown against Grant
Eddie Perkins retained his world junior welterweight title with a 15 round unanimous decision over Jamaica's Bunny Grant in Kingston. Perkins suffered a deep gash over his left eye in the eighth round but remained the champion.
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Kingston
Jamaica
UPI
Eddie Perkins
Bunny Grant
Perkins
Chicago
Grant
United States to Open Exhibition Tour in Moscow
The touring United States amateur basketball team arrives in Moscow after a stop in Poland where they split two games. They will play Russia in the first of two exhibition games in the Soviet Union on Tuesday night.
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Moscow
UPI
United States
Soviet Union
Yanks
Poland
Michigan State names 194 captain Sherm Lewis track team
All American halfback Sherm Lewis of Michigan State is named 194 captain of the track team and will compete as a sprinter and broad jumper. He was co captain of football last season.
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East Lansing
Mich
UPI
Sherm Lewis
Michigan State
Kubek Hospitalized for Checkup at Lenox Hill
Yankees shortstop Tony Kubek remains sidelined with an illness and will undergo a medical checkup at Lenox Hill Hospital today. The team has not disclosed additional details about his condition.
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NEW York
UPI
Tony Kubek
New York Yankees
Lenox Hill Hospital
Kubek
Rene Banatre
Bie Beck
Grafton Couple Mark Golden Wedding Anniversary
Mrs. Nichols, 71, and her husband L. G. Nichols, 79, celebrate 50 years of marriage. He a retired farmer and she a homemaker, born in Eaton Township. They wed April 28, 1914 at West Park Congregational Church parsonage. They have a daughter Ethel Lorain and a son Elton North Eaton residents with eight grandchildren and six great grandchildren. An open house is planned Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. Attendants Mrs. B Brouse and Clair Carlson. Invitations not mailed.
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North Eaton
Elton
West Park Congregational Church
J. P. Reidinger
B. Brouse
Ashland
Nichols
Clair
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