Ali Clay Mouthpiece Proposal Prompts Boxing Note
Editor notes Cassius Clay shows talent against Chuvalo but provokes with talk. Endorses constant mouthpiece to curb verbosity and improve palatability. Warns Uncle Sam or jail could stop him. otherwise Clay remains polarizing yet skilled fighter with future potential.
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Cassius Clay
Ali
Clay
George Chuvalo
Toronto
Sonny Liston
Lewiston
Maine
Batman
Chuvalo
Cassius
George
Het
Louisville
Ernie Terrell
Uncle Sam
Muhammad Ali
Angelo Dundee
Angie
Lorthside Lanes League Action Sees Shifts In Standings
Lorthside Lanes action features Nut House Four postponing as women attend the State Bowling Tournament. Lame Ducks win behind Joan Hylton’s 185 game and 504 series, while Marshall Boyd leads losers with 186-485. Open Hearth tops roll-off chase as Open Hearth edges Perry Engineering by total pinfall to set up a title rematch. Steve Reedy 181-537 anchors Open Hearth.
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Nut House
Lame Ducks
Bungling
Joan Hylton
Marshall Boyd
George Bishop
Bill Blessing
Bill Webster
Misfits
Betty Longerbeam
Charles Duke
Charles Zuckerman
Double J’s
Mary Pietsch
Herbert Stratton
Floyd Starnes
Brandell Locke
Lor Costello
Sprites
Lucky Strike League
Open Hearth
Perry Engineering
Perrys
Steve Reedy
Jerry Goodman
Pin leaders and league standings in Shenandoah Downs bowling
Bruce Taylor led with 194 549 and Braithwaite 207 197 190 for a 594 in the Pin event. Lorraine Sealock led Shenandoah Downs with 186 544, while Rosa Wilcox 168 487 led Funkhouser Texaco losers. Valley PhotoCenter and National Fruit changed places as Betty McKee 185 497 and Ann Drummond 211 491 topped their peers.
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Bruce Taylor
Bill Masesie
Braithwaite
Perrys
Marice Smallwood
Kenny Smallwood
Allen Kibler
Earl Sealock
Riely Loy
Shenandoah Downs
Funkhousers Texaco
Funkhouser Texaco
Theme Selves
Lorraine Sealock
Rosa Wilcox
Foreign Car Sales & Service
Buckley—Lages
Marie Renner
Jean Martin
Nancy Campbell
Valley PhotoCenter
National Fruit
Ann Drummond
Valley
Betty VcKee
Detroit Favored To Win American Race
Detroit looks like the best bet to win the American League title with a balanced pitching staff led by Denny McLain and Jim Bouton, and strong batting from Al Kaline, Willie Horton, and Norm Cash. The column predicts Detroit, Baltimore, Minnesota, Chicago, New York, Cleveland, California, Washington, Boston, and Kansas City in that order, noting surrounding team strengths and injuries.
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NEW York
Yankees
Washington
Kansas City
Boston
Mickey Mantle
Tony Kubek
Jim Bouton
Minnesota
Bombers
Baltimore
Frank Robinson
Eddie Stanky
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland
Detroit
Chuck Dressen
Tigers
Chicago
California
Dressen
Denny McLain
Joe Sparman
Mickey Lolich
Kiddie Corps
Bill Monboquette
Hank Aguirre
Oldsters
Dave Wi
Eddie Fisher
Hoyt Wilhelm
Sox
Juan Pizarro
Eddie
Yanks
Mantle
Roger Maris
Elston Howard
Whitey Ford
Mel Stottlemyre
Roy White
Bobby Murcer
Rocky Colavito
Leon Wagner
Max Alvis
Fred Whitfield
Sam McDowell
Sonny Siebert
Luis Tiant
Angels
Anaheim
Calif
Gil Hodges
Alvin Dark
Philadelphia tops Celtics in Eastern Finals
In the Eastern Division Finals Philadelphia defeats Boston 111 to 105 as the series moves on equalizing pressure. Boston leads the best-of-seven 2-1. Wichita reports the nation’s top attendance in 1965 with over 290 000 fans at 30 home games.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Boston
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Wichita
Health Center Lanes DUCK PIN Bowling Scores
In the Optimist Club Boys League action Duck Pin lanes saw Block Busters beat Friendship Market 3-0 led by Brad Patton 119 Louis Houdershell 113 and Joe Puckett 112. Others included D. E. Club sweeping Pinbusters with high scorers Renner 119 113 Jenkins 118 Madigan 128 Giffin 117 111 and Schneider 125 for Pin Busters. Health Club thumped Jamison & Gore 3-0 as Johnson 122 Tasker 121 Ambrose 110 Manuel 106 led. Leggett's won three over Peoples Drug Store with Stotler 132 Teets 125 118 Ferguson 109. Acme Market swept McCrory's behind Copenhaver 124 and Manuel 105 while McCrory's could not overcome Scothorn 127 in a tripleheader.
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Block Busters
Friendship Market
Brad Patton
Louis Houdershell
Joe Puckett
Woody Armel
D. E. Club
Pinbusters
Chuckie Renner
Wayne Jenkins
Philip Madigan
Bobby Giffin
Bobby Schneider
Pin Busters
Mike Johnson
Tommy Tasker
Roy Ambrose
Ronnie Manuel
Dr. James’ Health Club
Jamison & Gore
Leggett
Gene Copenhaver
Gary Scothorn
McCrory’s
Swarmer Seeks Second Hagerstown Win In Action Packed Card
Pete Swarmer eyes his second feature victory of the young season at Hagerstown Raceway. The Lewistown rider won last Sunday’s 25 lap modified feature using the outside groove. Gene Warner, a rookie from Richfield, Pa., is among challengers aiming to upset him.
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Hagerstown
Pete Swarmer
Hagerstown Raceway
Lewistown
Hagerstown Oval
Gene Warner
Richfield
Junio Ritchey
Gerald Chamberlain
Irvin King
Boyd Arnold
Mert
Stine
Bobby Foor
Jack Deniston
Bob Burns
Hal Browning
Elmer Ruby
Chuck Brannon
Ray Dovel
Red Nininger
Buddy Arm
Daryl Spencer Focuses on Winter Home in Wichita
Daryl Spencer a former major league infielder now plays for the Hankyu Braves of Osaka Sapaen and spends part of each winter in Wichita Kano maintaining his home there and returning to his baseball duties abroad during the season.
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Daryl Spencer
Hankyu Braves
Osaka
Sapaen
Wichita
Kano
National Marbles Tourney Inaugurated in 1924
The National Marbles Tourney trace back to 1924 marking the founding year of a historic marble competition. Enthusiasts recall early games and the event's growth through the decades.
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