Cleveland eyed for 1965 66 NBA franchise bid
A Cleveland bid for the NBA's 1965-66 season is considered a top option by a source close to league officials. The field is wide open, with no group leading and attendance at the arena likely to decide Cleveland's fate. The Royals Warriors Pistons and Lakers players and possible exhibition games are discussed amid financial hurdles and promotion needs.
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Los Angeles Lakers
Elgin Baylor
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Dick Barnett
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Philadelphia
Boston
Cincinnati
Zollner
Los Angeles
St. Louis
New York
Lucas
Clippers
American Hockey League
Bullets
State Hot Stove League Tournament inspires youth field insights
The piece recalls a weekend in Alliance at the State Hot Stove League Tournament where veteran managers clash with young players aged 10 to 11. It praises Ridgeville’s Ken Guiviet and LaPorete’s Ron Glaze for poise, notes Gutzler’s wild start, and highlights Ridgeville catcher John Bole’s surprising defensive skill. It also weighs a World Series scenario with the Philadelphia Phillies and New York Yankees, predicting the Yankees will lead the American League as Baltimore and Chicago struggle.
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Ken Guiviet
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Marriage fuels Lema ascent on golf scene
New York United Press International reports Tony Lema, fresh from a marriage to Betty Clue, has built a sensational winning streak. He captured the Thunder Bird Classic, Buick Open, Cleveland Open and the British Open, boosting his fame and endorsements as he heads to Chicago for the Western Open.
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UPI
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Chicago
Betty Clue
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St. Andrews
Tip Anderson
Flint
Mich
Boozer Signs 1964 NBA Contract With Knicks
Bob Boozer, the Knicks second leading scorer last year, signed his 1964 contract with the New York Knicks of the NBA on Monday.
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UPL
Bob Boozer
New York Knicks
Monday
National Basketball Association
Thompson Defends National Pistol Crown at Camp Perry
At Camp Perry Ohio Sgt J C R Thompson of Ft Benning Ga defends last year s .22 course record as four preliminary 22 caliber matches are held along with slow fire timed and rapid fire events Army Sgt William B Blankenship Jr also from Ft Benning aims for a fourth straight national pistol title Heavy rains interrupted Monday s events with Army Staff Sgt Hershel L Anderson taking top honors in the .22 caliber preliminaries.
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Hershel L Anderson
Chile next for Aussie Cuppers
Australia advances in the Davis Cup American Zone final after beating Mexico 4 1 with two straight set singles wins and earlier blanking Canada 5 0. The team earned the right to face Chile in the final stage of the zone.
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APL
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Chile
Mexico
Canada
Pirates Rise in NL as Secret Contender Fans Share of Lead
The Pittsburgh Pirates surge to third place as they pull 10-3 since July 19, boosting hopes after a 3-2 win over the Giants. Vern Law strengthens the rotation with three straight quality starts while Bill Mazeroski and Bailey drive the late-inning rally. The Orioles, Indians, and Dodgers also post pivotal results shaping the league race.
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New York Mets
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de Orioles
Angels
Baltimore Orioles
Bob Bolin
Los Angeles Angels
Cleveland Indians
Washington Sena
Manny Mota
Tors
Bob Bailey
Bill Virdon
Los Angeles
Phila- Pirates
Bill Mazeroski
Dick Schofield
Bailey
John Pregenter
Yorarlier
al McBean
Indians Seek Revenge as Donovan Wins 14th Decision
The Indians beat the Senators 4-2 behind Pick Donovan's eight and a third innings for his sixth decision in 13. Luis Tiant finished the ninth. Howser drove in the go ahead run with a fourth inning single as Cleveland pulled ahead after early Washington rallies.
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