Eagles Lose Ace Fullback Peaks to Elbow Injury
United Press International reports Philadelphia Eagles fullback Clarence Peaks, the team's top ball carrier in 1960 and 1961, suffered a chipped ulna fracture in a Saturday night clash with the Baltimore Colts. Out about six weeks, the injury compounds the club's prior lengthy list of injuries and contributes to their slide in the Western Division.
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United Press International
Philadelphia Eagles
Clarence Peaks
Eagles
Peaks
Peak
Detroit Lions
Terry Barr
Earl Morrall
Milt Plum
Lions
Cleveland Browns
Detroit
Pete O'Brien
Karl Kassulke
Don King
Wolkens' Bobcats Win County Ty Cobb League Title
Wolkens' Bobcats edged the Falcons 6 to 5 to claim the County Ty Cobb League championship. Four hit pitching by Tom Wolkens and Skip Regnier sparked a comeback victory as Bobcats overcame deficits twice. Other league standings and scheduled games appeared in the same section of the recreation pages.
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Wolkens
Bobcats
Ty Cobb
Falcons
Tom Wolkens
Skip Regnier
Philippines Faces Dilemma On GANEFO Participation
Manila weighs whether to join the Games of the New Emerging Forces to be held in Jakarta next November. The Philippines quietly considers attending the Jakarta event that would include Communist nations, while IOC in Lausanne has not yet ruled on GANEFO and may penalize Philippines if it competes without IOC sanction.
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Manila
Philippine
Philippines
Ganefo
Indonesia
Philippine Foreign Office
Jakarta
International Olympic Committee
Lausanne
Switzerland
China
Israel
IOC
Arizona hunting guides and sailfish in Guaymas feature
A Tucson column surveys top Arizona hunting guides and plans for organizing. It lists guides by town, notes predator hunting in Unit 37 specifics, and covers sailfish near Guaymas with reports of large bass and catfish at Pena Blanca Lake and other warmwater catches.
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Arizona
Phoenix
Douglas
Floyd Pyle
Gene
Payson
Frank Colcord
Frank
Bill
Wayne
Scottsdale
James E. Tankersley
Chandler
Bob Housholder
Dale Lee
Jett
Glenn
Alpine
Jess Burke
Jack Brooks
Blue
Jack Church
Fredonia
Giles Goswick
Mayer
O. C. Jenkins
Tucson
Bacachibampe Bay
Guaymtas
Tom Jamison
R. B. Harper
Parker Canyon
Pena Blanca
Game and Fish Department
San Pedro Valley
Rudy outboxes McCorvey in Bakersfield bout to decision
In Bakersfield California Prince Rudy defeated Benny McCorvey in a ten round decision. Referee Jimmy Wilson awarded Rudy the victory extending his record to 14 1. McCorvey falls to 12 4 4 with the loss and had previously beaten Rudy in their last meeting in Los Angeles.
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Bakersfield
Calif
Prince Rudy
Compton
Cali
Benny McCorvey
Phoenix
Jimmy Wilson
Rudy
McCorvey
Los Angeles
League Leaders in American and National Leagues
The standings summarize batting leaders by league with top averages at bats runs and hits for both American and National Leagues. Notable names include Yastrzemski Kaline and Aaron along with Clem Clemente and Pinson among others. Pitching leaders list Banton Radatz Ford Peters and others with high win totals and strikeouts.
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Rollins
Mine
Kalin
Det
Pearson
Malone
Kallne
Wadner
Van
Allison
Min
Howard
Boston
Poorson
Lau
Versalles
Min War Ward
Chie
Bos
Causey
Atlin
Alvis
Cle
Lumpe
Charles
Cyr
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Banton
N.Y
Radatz
Ford
Downtna
N.yor
Peters
Chi
Bunning
Pharro
Struman
Raddatz
Grant
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Clemente
Pity
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Aaron
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Rose
Flood
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Maloney
Culm Phil
Tag Team Main Event At Sports Center Tonight
Hans Steiner and Sugi Yamamoto pair against Tito Montez and Ken Lucas in the tag team main event at the Sports Center. The card starts at 8 30 p.m. and features Don Kent versus Pancho Pico as a second main event with Don Arnold against Juan Garcia in the semifinal. Ham Lee and Gypsy DeBeano open the card.
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Sugi Yamamoto
Tito Montez
Ken Lucas
Arizona
Don (Bulldog) Kent
Pancho Pico
Don Arnold
Juan Garcia
Ham Lee
Gypsy DeBeano
Jockeys Guild Threatens NM Boycott Over Race Commission
The Jockeys Guild declares a possible boycott of the New Mexico State Fair racing program after alleging the New Mexico Racing Commission crucified a member. Billy Powell was banned from Ruidoso Downs, with guild officials accusing stewards of abusive conduct. The NM Horsemen's Association weighs joining, while the guild vows to fight if outlaw riders are brought in and hints at national review.
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LA Jolla
Calif
Jockey’s Guild
New Mexico State Fair
Albuquerque
New Mexico State Racing Commission
Billy Powell
Bert Thompson
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New Mexico
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Association
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Ruidoso
New Mexico Racing Commission
Harvey Foster
Thompson
Ruidoso Downs
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National Board of Racing Commissioners
Commission
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Ruidoso Downs Stewards
Phils top Giants 3 in box score clash
Major Leagues Box Scores report Philadelphia 3 Giants 1 with Callison driving in two, Harland and Bailey contributing. Bowling and Davenport anchored pitching for Philadelphia while Kuenn started for San Francisco. Runners left on base and multiple substitutions noted, with final line favoring the Phillies 3 1 after nine innings.
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Kuenmlt
Taylorte
Philadelphia
San Francisco
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Cepeda
Kuenn
Bowman
Davenport
Bailey
Callison
Gonzalez
Taylor
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Watoaia Bolla
Wase
Harvey
Weyer
Barnex
Varo
Boston Tops Twins 5 4 In Slugfest At Fenway
Bosox overcome a late deficit to beat Minnesota 5 to 4. Key moments include Hall and Clinton driving in runs for Boston while Versalles and Green contributed for Minnesota. Pitchers were Rada and Kaat for the Twins with Roggenburk in relief.
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Minnesota
Abrhibt Schilt'g
Rollins
Mantilla
Power
Vitez'skilé
Mincher
Stuart
Kili’brwif
Malzone
Hallet
Ciintonré
Vers‘lesse
Gelerrt
Greenef
Br'soud
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b-Batey
Zimmerman Inath
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Clinton
Rada Viiesreryee
Roagenburk
Dalley
Radalz
Ivalinda Wins Arlington Third for Record Illinois Payout
Ivalinda a two year old maiden captured Arlington Park’s third race on Monday paying 382 to 2 with a 382 dollar mutuel payoff the largest in Illinois since 1935 highlighting a remarkable racing upset at the track in Chicago.
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Chicago
Ivalinda
Arlington
Ilinois
Boos Turned to Cheers for Pirates Ace Elroy Face
In Pittsburgh Elroy Face, once labeled washed up, delivered a five inning stretch against the Houston Colt .45s to help Bob Friend secure his 14th win and lift the Pirates to a 4-2 victory. Manager Danny Murtaugh praised Face’s late relief work, noting his forkball and revived fastball as key.
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Elroy Face
Pittsburgh Pirates
Face
Houston Colts
Bob Friend
Pirates
Philadelphia
Pirate
Colts
Danny Murtaugh
Fuca
Houston
Elroy
Murtaugh
al McBean
New York Yankees
Murlaugh
Win or Go Home All-Stars Face Crucial Meeting
In Hershey Pennsylvania Tucson's All-Stars from District and representatives in the National VFW Teener Baseball Tournament faced Crestline Ohio in the losers' bracket morning game. West Allis Wisconsin defeated Tucson 6-5 after outhitting them, sending Tucson to a do or die position in the double elimination tourney.
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Hershey
Tucson
Crestline
Ohio
West Allis
Wis
Dan
International track and field results in Oslo lead day one wins
Florida ARPA star Bob Hayes won the 100 meters in 10.4 seconds and helped the U S squad secure six victories on the meet's opening day in Oslo. Tennis action at Newport saw top American seeds Froehling Fox Leo and Deli advance in the Casing Invitational. Horse racing noted Del Mar feature winner Hayou Bourg at 5 40, Saratoga Special drama with Duet ridden by Ussery, and Atlantic City President Purse won by Steve Brooks aboard Three straight winners. Arlington Park powered by John s Bouquet in a four win day. Laurel saw What's Up Doc triumph as Pierce rode a triple. Rockingham Purse went to Count Dormal. Arlington Park, Lincoln Pawns, and regional results mention multiple races and winners across New England and the West Coast.
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Norway
Bob Hayes
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ARPA
del Mar
Calif
Hayou Bourg
Payal
Saratoga Springs
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Saratoga
Bobby Ussery
Laurel
Don Pierce
What
Dac
Spencerville
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Salem
N.H
Count Dormal
Prime Lad
Rockingham Park
Chicago
John
Arlington Park
Watler Blum
Lincoln
R.j—Rurik
Watch Hill
Lincoln Pawns
Money Not Time Runs Out For Mile Great Cunningham
Glenn Cunningham the Kansas Miler who set world track records in the 1930s built a Wild Animal Farm near Wichita to help underprivileged children. After Navy service and farming, finances have collapsed, and with 7,000 kids aided over 16 years the Cunningham fund now lacks money to continue. He charges no admission for children and relies on tours and gifts to sustain the program. If funds fail, he fears the farm may close, losing a rare effort to reform troubled youths through animals and care.
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Uhere
Glenn Cunningham
Kansas
Cunningham
Cunninghams
Navy
Pate
Ralston Holds Key To U.S. Cup Plans
Bakersfield born Dennis Ralston, once suspended for Davis Cup conduct, aims to anchor the United States as Wimbledon champion Chuck McKinley leads the team in the interzone semifinals against Mexico at the Los Angeles Tennis Club. Ralston, returning from knee and hand injuries, has lost just two matches thus far in the year, including a recent win over McKinley in the U.S Indoor Championships.
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Chuck McKinley
United States
Mexico
Los Angeles Tennis Club
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Calif
Ralston
Rafael Osuna
U.S. Lawn Tennis Association
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Francisco Contreras
Cleveland
University of Southern California
George Toley
Osuna
Contreras
Toby
McKinley
Manuel Santana
Spain
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Arthur Ashe
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