Geis Tops Vote in 1960 All Star Balloting
Geis leads with 166 votes as Taner and four newcomers join the battle for second base. Mantilla tops the shortstop ballot with 180 votes, while Horton and Davalillo receive notable tallies. Al Lopez of Chicago will select from the voting roster to form his pitching staff or an extra selection under AL rules.
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Taner
Felix Mantilla
Bos
Toh
Detroit
Willie Horton
Isentert
Davalillo
Anaes
Ain He
Elston “Howa
Hinemon
Minnesota
Min
Yas Reertski
Boston
Sonia
Hal
Minne
Ane Katine
Betot
A. L
al Lopez
Chicago
Lions Little League Tourney Opens in Ukiah Area Park
The Lions Little League tournament runs July 22 to 29 at Park. Merle Orchard appoints Wettesburger as organizer, with South Atle League hosting and drawing seeding. Johnson handles programs and sales while seven Leagues from Apa Valley Covelo Willits North Ukiah Kenocti Lake travel to compete for the district title. Admission is nominal.
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Lions
Park
Wettesburger
Merle Orchard
South
Ukiah Wattle
South ‘Atle League
Johnson
Inapa Valley
Covelo
Willits
North Ukiah
Kenocti
Lakeeere
Sonly
Ovis
Senate Moves to Create Five Year Boxing Czar
A Senate judiciary committee drafted a five year trial boxing czar measure after probing two Lis ton-Clay heavyweight title fights. The panel sent the bill to the full committee with no recommendation. A companion measure would exempt player drafts from antitrust laws and ban televised pro football that conflicts with local high school games, effectively cutting Friday and Saturday pro games during the season.
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Sam Fogg
Minnesota
Newt
York Giants
Wilt Chamberlain to turn pro boxer after NBA career
UPI reports Wilt Chamberlain, the seven foot one former NBA star, plans to sign a multi year boxing contract within two weeks. Promoter Cus D'Ambrosio and Floyd Patterson advisor aim to stage four to five bouts, then challenge for the heavyweight title within a year. Chamberlain declined to confirm details.
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NEW
YORK
UPI
Wit Chamberlain
Columbia . Broadcasting System
Philadelphia Trs
Fight
Cus ‘D
Ama
Floyd Patterson
Jose
CBS
New York
Los Angeles
Chamberae
Wilt Chamberlain
Upstate
Dodgers Beat Giants as Koufax Extends Striking Night
Sandy Koufax pitched a complete game for his 13th win, striking out 10 to push his season total to 169 and reach 70 games with double digit strikeouts. Jim Gilliam and Willie Mays provided key homers as the Dodgers held off the Giants 8 0. Bob Shaw exited early for L A after Roseboro loaded the bases. Murakami and Herber shut them down for several innings.
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Koufax
Atvligh Ph
Angeles
Aiwl
Oray
Had & M
Sandy
Thiey
Jim Gilliam
Ton Poke Snr
Bob Shaw
Roseboro
Los Angeles
Jim Hart
Cappy
Peterson
Randy
Handley
Giants
Peterso
Jose
Dodgers
Track results highlight Zurich event and NCAA ban defiance
Gerry Lindgren, who defied an NCAA ban last week, ran second to Derek Graham of Great Britain in the 5000 meter at an international meet in Zurich. Paul Wilson won the pole vault with 5 feet 7 inches. in the 400 meters he finished fourth and placed second in the 200 meters. The text also notes the only brothers to sign the Declaration of Independence were Richard Henry Lee and Francis Lightfoot Lee of Virginia.
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Zurich
Switzerland
UPD
Gerry Lindgren
Derek Graham
Great Britain
Paul Wilson
Richard Henry Lee
Francis Lightfoot Lee
Virginia
Browns Police Win in Little League Play
Brown, Police win in a rainy Monday Tuesday Little League action. The Pine Browns shellacked their opponents 13 2 with strong pitching and three doubles by Archie Furind and others. The Policemen slipped by Box Plumbing 7 4 as Steve Norton struck out and drove in a run. Delery Flynn Holland and Slynn each doubled for the Police.
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Pine Browns
Brown
Pelee
Browns
Uewena
Archie Ie Furidee
Ae Bolicemen Association
Box Plumbing
Steve Norton
Yang
Ray ‘Delery
Mike Slynn
Doyle Holland
Ray Delery
Mike Flynn
Quarterfinals Narrow Field in Women’s Tennis Semis
Billie Jean Moffitt of Long Beach Calif remains the sole U S contender in the women’s division after Tuesday’s quarterfinals. Moffitt, runner up to Margaret sore in 1963, crushed her opponent to reach the semifinal, leaving two U S players in the lineup and advancing toward the finals amid a split field including two semifinals matches.
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Africa
U.S
Billie Jean Moffitt
Long ‘Beach
Calif
Miss Moffitt
Margaret Sore
Dick Atkide 1964 Midgets Highlight Hayward Race
Dick Atkide dominates the 1964 midget field from Hayward with references to Indianapolis styled Offenhauser engines. The small 110 inch class cars feature open cockpits and inverted U rails, delivering thrilling, tight handling and veteran driver excitement at race events.
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Dick Atkide
Hayward
Offenhauser
Indianapols
Mills
Showa
Growth of Skydiving Raises Airspace Safety Concerns
The Air Transport Association warns that parachuting in uncontrolled airspace near flight routes is a growing hazard in the United States. ATA notes no collisions with airliners yet but cites rising jumper numbers and urges regulations. It proposes skydivers wear lights at night and maintain safe visibility within five miles.
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Ascbatittion Catrade Organization
United States Airlines
Zaidsport
ATA
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