NFL Still Seen As Atlanta Choice Stadium Deadline Nears
Atlanta's stadium authority nears a July 1 deadline to pick a football tenant for the new stadium. AFL delegates met with chairman Arthur Montgomery but gave no plan, while NFL remains the favored option despite potential deadline extensions.
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Mantle Courage Shines Despite Ill Health Versus Yankees
In a fractured report about the American League race and lasting Yankee rivalry, Mantle is described as facing a hospital bed with courage. The piece notes fans’ reactions to the AL All Star context and lingering resentment over dominance in the decade.
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Greyhound Racing Payouts Featured in Multi-Race Card
Purses and results from a 11-race program show quinela and exacta bets with payouts. Highlights include Flash Tim Caradlan Gil and Admiral Sam among top finishers, with times around 32 to 40 seconds and multi-race winnings across several fixtures.
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Baptist No. 1 Beats Dawson Street in YMCA Softball
Baptist No. 1 overwhelmed Dawson Street Baptist 21 4 in the opening YMCA Church League game at Coats Clark Field. Rocks Hudgins led with three singles and Robert Taylor allowed six hits for the win. In the nightcap East Side Baptist routed Boston Presbyterian 9 2 as Horace Richardson held the foe to five hits with a 13 hit attack backing him.
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Griffiths goes middleweight to fight Gonzalez at MSG
Welterweight champion Emile Griffith steps up to middleweight for a non title ten round bout with Joe Gonzalez a sturdy 160 pounder at Madison Square Garden on July 13 Griffith accepted the bout Wednesday.
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Marichal Delivers Shutout as Dodgers Slump Further
Juan Marichal blanked the Los Angeles Dodgers 6-0 at Candlestick Park, improving to 10 straight home wins against L A. Don Drysdale took the loss with two errors that helped San Francisco pull clear atop a tight NL race while Cincinnati and Pittsburgh won elsewhere.
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Wylie Watt Sinks Moose With One-Hitter Victory
Robinson-Smith defeats Moose 5 to 2 in Pony League action at Pony League Field. Wylie Watt pitched a one hitter and Maurice Chastain drove in two runs with a triple and two singles. Moose scored in the second and fourth without a hit and benefited from two Robinson-Smith errors.
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Chicago and New York Lead Narrowly in Early Baseball Scores
UES Co and AMERIC New York 3 4 Washington 0 8 Detroit 4 Baltimore 4 Cleveland 9 Boston 2 Chicago 17 Minnesota 4. Today’s games include Chicago at Minnesota and Cleveland at Boston. Yesterday Chicago 7 Houston 2 New York 5 6 Milwaukee 2 3. Philadelphia 3 St. Louis 0. Pittsburgh 5 Cincinnati 4. San Francisco 5 Los Angeles 0. Houston at Chicago Milwaukee at New York St Louis at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Pittsburgh Los Angeles at San Francisco
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Chisox Roll Twins 17-4 in Big Offense Rally
The Chicago White Sox erupt for 19 hits and 17 runs to rout the Minnesota Twins 17-4. McCraw hits a grand slam as Eddie Wishary improves to 9-2 and Chicago moves into a share of the AL lead with Cleveland.
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Mets Win Dramatic YMCA Softball Opener
The Mets rallied for seven runs in the fourth to erase a seven run Yankee lead and win 9-8. Eddie Cook reached on a Yankee error, scored on a misplay, and Mike Clay followed with a grounder that produced the unearned winning run in the fifth.
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Who Will Cop 400 Pole At Daytona Clash
The field includes Plymouth hemi head cars and 1965 Chevies with two on the first day of qualifying Wednesday. Mercury driven by Dieringer and Balmer back. A J Foyt and Junior Johnson on a front row push. Expect speeds around 170 plus mph as six cars qualify midweek and the rest fill the 40 car limit.
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International boxing results from AP report
In Auckland Mexico's Roberto Pena outpointed Earl Nikora of New Zealand in a 12 round bout. In Naples Salvatore Burrini outpointed Gerry Stokes of Los Angeles. In Amherst Ted Whitfield stopped Al Simmons in the 4th round.
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Major League Leaders Baseball Leaders by League and Standings
The American and National League leaders show Dava Davilo and other players atop batting with averages near .340. Key figures include Yastrzemski, Campaneris, and Callison leading in doubles triples and runs batted in. Pitching leaders feature Koufax and Gibson with high strikeout counts and solid win totals.
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