Mills Lindgren Ryun Spark AAU Meet Sensations
In San Diego the 77th AAU Championships closed after a dramatic six mile duel where Billy Mills edged Lindgren by 120th of a second in 27:11.8, with Ryun at 3:55.3 in the 1600 meter relay. Schul set a 13:10.4 three mile American record as Snell plans retirement after Europe.
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Europe
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Jim Ryun
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Ryan
Wichita, Kan
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Jim Grelle
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AAU
Bob Schul
Washington State
NCAA
Zurich
Switzerland
Russia
America
Helsinki
Finland
Snell
England
Ryun
Grelle
Tom Farrell Jr
St. John’s University
Morgan Groth
Oregon Staters Club
Casa Grande
George Young
University of Arizona
Stee
Marine Corps
National Collegiate Athletic Association
U.S
Hickcox stars as Tucson Invitational hits butterfly depth
Chi Chi Hickcox, 18, shattered the national junior 200-meter butterfly record with 2 21.7 at Randolph Pool, also breaking Bill Mettler’s state mark in the event. He plans Indiana University in fall under Doc Counsilman and eyes the 1968 Olympics as a butterfly specialist. Docky Scott set age-group marks in 50-meter butterfly and back, with Kristy Kak sweeping three titles for Tucson.
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Chi Chi
Hickcox
Mexico City
Phoenician
Randolph Pool
Tucson
Martin O'Toole
Louisville
Bill Mettler
Steve Schultz
Duncan
Docky) Scott
Mesa Aquatic Club
Scott
U.S
James Knoor
Missouri Valley Aau Association
Arizona
Andy Gaynor
Highland Vista
Redlegs' Pinson Extends Flip-Flop Pattern In 1965
Cincinnati's Vada Pinson and Frank Robinson combined for nine hits and eight RBI as the Reds swept Milwaukee with 10-9 and 10-2 wins, Pinson sealing the nightcap with a grand slam. Pinson, 26, preserves his odd-year surge, lifting his average to .311 and nearing Robinson in homers and RBIs.
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Cincinnati
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Reds
Los Angeles Dodgers
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Chicago
Bob Gibson
Cubs
Philadelphia
Ray Culp
San Francisco
Houston
New York Mets
Deron Johnson
Tony Perez
Tommy Harper
Braves
Frank Bolling
Joe Torre
Torre
John Tsitouris
Johnson
Dick Sisler
Billy O'Dell
Jim Maloney
Benson Dog Racing Permit Appeal Heard in Benson
Fred Hill appealed the Arizona Racing Commission denial of a dog racing track permit in Benson. Judge William C. Frey of Pima County heard the case last week in Cochise County Superior Court with a ruling expected within ten days.
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Fred Hill
Arizona Racing Commission
William C. Frey
Pima County
Cochise County
Baseball Scoreboard Showcases Narrow AL Battles and Slugging Surges
MLB standings mix with Saturday results and nightly schedules. Key AL games feature Kansas City, Cleveland, New York, Detroit, and Baltimore in tight races while Washington dominates Boston and New York shells Los Angeles. Pacific Coast and National League listings highlight multiple matchups, with late-inning twists and planned twin bills. International League summaries wrap the day with Columbus and Toronto extending extra innings.
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Gen Francisco
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Toronto
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Manta
Rochester
Racuse
Jacksonville
National AAU Track Meet Final Hammer Throw Results
Final summaries from San Diego show Connolly Culver City AC setting a meet world record mark of 231-10 with pending 243-9. Other top performances include Burke Santa Clara 224-5, Frenn Pasadena AA 210-2, and multiple events across mile, shot put, high jump, long jump, and hurdles. Team standings list Southern California Striders atop with Pasadena AA and Santa Clara Valley Youth Foundation near, among many clubs.
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Wash
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Australia
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Silvester
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Mele Uses Puppet Trio To Keep Twins In Front
Minnesota Twins manager Sam Mele fields a dynamic platoon featuring Don Mincher and Joe Nossek to stay atop the American League. The duo led a doubleheader sweep of Detroit 4-3 and 6-5 in 10 innings as Mincher homered late in the first game and Nossek drove in the winning run in the 10th. The setup shifts based on pitcher handedness with Harmon Killebrew at third or first, Mincher at first or benched, and Nossek at third as Rollins covers second. Elsewhere in the AL, Cleveland topped Kansas City in 15 innings then 11-7, White Sox beat Baltimore twice, Yankees defeated Los Angeles, and Boston swept Washington.
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Floyd poised to join golf power brigade after St Paul Open win
Raymond Floyd, 22, won the St Paul Open with a 270 total, earning $20,000. He led by four strokes over Tommy Aaron and Gene Littler after a final round 69. Arnold Palmer and Doug Sanders predicted big things, praising his temperament and long game. Weather tests didn’t slow him as he built a front-nine 33.
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J. Dickinson
Johnny Polit
Lionel Hebert
Frank Beard
Dick Mayer
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Bob Goalby
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Sam Snead
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George Archer
Jacl McGowan
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Dim Ferree
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Ete Brown
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Foha
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Bobby Nichols
Lou Graham
Dave Regan
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Tom Shaw
Phil Rodners
Jerry Barber
Ban Fairfield
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Wimbledon Matches Fractured by Mixed Results
Dennis Ralston of Bakersfield California advanced to Wimbledon semifinals with a 3-6 2-6 6-1 victory as Roy Emerson and Cliff Drysdale led a United States effort. Riessen and Fox battled in a five set Davis Cup tie while women’s matches also began.
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Roy Emer
United States
Giant
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Los Angeles Ry
Cliff Drysdale
Southmate
Marty Riessen
Evans- Africa
Ralston Edges Riessen In Three Sets At Wimbledon
Fourth seed Ralston overcame a two set deficit to defeat Billie Jean Riessen in a final set turnaround. Riessen opened with a 4-1 lead, but Ralston steadied his serve amid 13 first two sets faults and surged to a 3-2 lead in the third before closing out 3-6 2-6 6-? for the win. Julie Heldman also fell to Christine Truman in straight sets.
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Billie Jean Mof- Riessen
Justina Bricka
Janel
Ralston
Albert
America
Wimbledon
Canada
Riessen
Ike
Alne
Julie Heldman
New York
Christine Truman
Britain
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