Hornung back in action with Packers after suspension
Paul Hornung returns to the Green Bay lineup, highlighted by a 22 yard run and a 47 yard field goal in the intra squad game. Lombardi praises his conditioning and readiness as Hornung eyes a strong comeback season after sitting out 1963. Bears focus on timing and passing ahead of college all star game. Colts prep for intrasquad. Steelers release five players including Joe Womack. Vikings trade Tom Hall and Bruce Zellmer to Lions after intrasquad game.
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Major league standings and results for Sunday and upcoming games
National League standings show Philadelphia leading with 60 wins, San Francisco at 60, Cincinnati 57, Pittsburgh 54, Milwaukee 54, St. Louis 50, Los Angeles 51, Chicago 49, Houston 46, New York 34. Sunday results: Houston beat New York 9-7, New York beat Houston 4-2, Los Angeles beat Philadelphia 6-2, Pittsburgh beat Chicago 5-1, Milwaukee beat St. Louis 5-4. Monday pitchers: Marichal and Law. Tuesday games include Los Angeles at Pittsburgh and Chicago at St. Louis. American League leaders: New York 63-38, Baltimore 65-40, Chicago 64-40, Los Angeles 66-33. Sunday results: New York 2 Minnesota 0, Chicago 2 Washington 1, Cleveland 2 Detroit 1 in 11 innings, Baltimore 8 Kansas City 7, Los Angeles 2 Boston 1. Upcoming: Baltimore at Los Angeles, Washington at Cleveland, with matchups Bunker vs Belinsky and Kreutzer vs Donovan.
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Miss Universe 1964 Grecian Beauty Kiriaki Tsopei Crowned
Kiriaki Tsopei, a 36 22 36 Grecian beauty, was chosen as Miss Universe 1964 after 15 semi finalists at the Fontainebleau Hotel. The coronation drew 6,000 in person and 60 million via CBS telecast as she expressed astonishment and sought to inform her parents. Some observers quipped about clocks and lateness during the event.
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Nagle wins Canadian Open edging Palmer in Montreal
Australian Kel Nagle captured the $50,000 Canadian Open with a final round 67 to finish two strokes ahead of Palmer, Floyd and Sikes. Palmer, seeking a repeat victory, settled for runner up as Nagle became the oldest winner in event history and posted his first PGA Tour victory.
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Nine arrested in Kansas City riot
In Kansas City Kansas police detained nine men after a riot in a predominantly Negro district that lasted about three hours. One rioter claimed Black Muslim ties. Five officers were injured and one rioter shot in the arm. Patrolman Gilbert Durham and Leroy Jackson were among those hurt.
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Girls excel in Grinnell dual meet at Grinnell
Washington's Swim Club impressed at Grinnell winning the dual meet with Grinnell swimmers. Readouts include top finishes across ages 8 to 17 and medley and freestyle relays with multiple second and first places. Next up is a meet at Sigourney.
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Miners Hear Rescuers Drill As Cave-In Trapped Nine
Nine miners entombed a week ago in a French mountain cavern reported hearing rescuers drill from above. The main drill had reached 140 feet before a cooling unit failure halted work briefly, then resumed. Foreman Andre Martinez said the team slept well and hoped to reach 164 feet soon.
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Eight Teams Enter Washington Little League Tournament
Eight teams enter the second annual Washington Little League baseball tournament at Green Field, Washington, August 7 and 8. Friday first round games include Washington North versus Riverside at noon, Sigourney versus Hills at 2 p.m., Webster versus Ainsworth at 4 p.m., and Crawfordsville versus Washington South at 6 p.m. Semifinals are at noon and 2 p.m. Saturday, with a consolation at 4 p.m. and finals at 6 p.m. Tickets are sold by Washington summer league players.
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Riots Erupt in Major City Neighborhoods
Police rushed 100 plus officers in 30 squad cars and motorcycles as a riot broke out, with NAACP leader Franklin Williams urging calm. It was described as the worst riot in the city’s history and followed riots in two other predominantly Black neighborhoods in the New York metropolitan area over the past two weeks.
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