Health Center Lanes Bowling Winners List
In the Teenage Mixed Double League at Health Center Lanes, the top couples were First Vicki Tucker and Mike Clevenger, Second Diane Webber and Jerry Fout, Third Susan Good and Woody Armel, and Fourth Gayla Tucker and Donnie Brill.
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Health Center
Vicki Tucker
Mike Clevenger
Diane Webber
Jerry Fout
Susan Good
Woody Armel
Gayla Tucker
Donnie Brill
Don Fullmer Named Fighter of Month
Don Fullmer of West Jordan Utah has been named fighter of the month by Ring magazine for a 10 round decision over Emile Griffith. The victory earned the World Boxing Association American middleweight crown and moved Fullmer to ninth in Ring’s world middleweight rankings.
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Don Fullmer
New York
Don Fullemer
West Jordan
Utah
Ring Magazine
Fullmer
Gene
Emile Griffith
World Boxing Association
Ring
Laszlo Papp
Hungary
Papp
Harry Scott
England
Art. Hernandez
Omaha
Scott
Sonny Liston
Lus Clay
Zora Folley
Chandler Chandler
Ariss
Liston
Local Team Averages and Set Scores Across Events
Team Set Vicki Tucker and Team Game Susan Good led girls with top scores. Girls averages show Diane Webber 348, Susan Good 131 in games. boys list Woody Armel 117 and Mike Clevenger 879 in averages and Bobby Schneider 158 in games. Perfect attendance honors awarded to nine students including Webber Fout Boyce Schneider Good Armel Weber Tucker Clevenger.
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Vicki Tucker
Mike Clevenger
Susan Good
Woody Armel
Vickie Tucker
Diane Webber
Jerry Fout
Sharon Boyce
Bobby Schneider
Geraldine ‘Hill
Mike Weber
Rival Powers Seek Peace in Track Jurisdiction Clash
Washington AP reports Congress pressed for quick settlement as Amateur Athletic Union and National Collegiate Athletic Association plan closed door talks at a downtown hotel to end their long running dispute over control of track meets amid boycotts and tension between the groups.
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Washington
Congress
U.S
Amateur Athletic Union
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Horseshoe Courts Opened in Public Park
Henry Lowry of the Parks Board opened the new horseshoe courts in the Civic League Play Court Area. Fred Childress of the National Horseshoe Pitchers Association spoke on the sport and possible 1966 state tournament venue in Winchester. A fifty shoe-countel tournament followed with trophies awarded to Ken Kyre Charles Clark Ralph Saville and Frank Cooper. Cooper earned fourth place on a higher ringers percentage than Wayne Hogbin.
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Henry Lowry
Parks and Recreation Board
Civic League
Fred Childress
National Horseshoe Pitchers Association
Jim Barnett
Parks and Recreation
Troo Phies
Ken Kyre
Charles Clark
Ralph Saville
Frank Cooper
Wayne Hogbin
Cooper
Hogbins
Ken Eyre
Morrall Traded to Giants in bid to spark new offense
Giants coach Allie Sherman acquires Earl Morrall from Detroit to lead a revamped passing attack behind a group of running backs. Trade sends Darrell Dess and Erich Barnes to Detroit while noting Gary Wood and Bob Timberlake as potential successors.
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Fairfield
Conn
Earl Morrall
Y. A. Tittle
Allie Sherman
New York Giants
Sherman
Tucker Frederickson
Chuck Mercein
Ernie Kay
Ernie Wheelwright
Steve Thurlow
Detroit
Hind Milt
Lions
Morrall
Darrell Dess
Erich Barnes
Gary Wood
Bob Timberlake
Tittle
Giants
San Francisco
Balting
Frank Gifford
Alex Webster
Andy Robustelli
Jack Stroud
Joe Walton
Tom Scott
Don Chandler
Green Bay
Cornell
Wood
Timerlake
NFL
Major League Leaders From The Associated Press
National League leaders include Clemente batting .324 and Mays hitting 41 homers. Rose leads with 171 hits and Harper 108 runs. American League top batters Yastrzemski and Oliva post strong marks. Versalles leads in runs and hits for Minnesota.
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Clemente
Pittsburgh
Aeron
Milwaukee
Mays
San Francisco
Harper
Cincinnati
Rose
Aaron
Johnson
Bansk
Chicago
Stargell
Williams
Callison
Philadelphia
Yasetrzemski
Boston
Robinson
Baltimore
Versalles
Minnesota
Oliva
Colavito
Cleveland
Horton
Detroit
Yastrzemski
Bosston
Giants Swap Barnes for Morrall in Major QB Trade
New York Giants send Erich Barnes to Cleveland and acquire linebacker Mike Lucci and a future pick, then trade Lucci and guard Darrell Dess plus another draft choice to Detroit for Earl Morrall. Coach Allie Sherman aims Morrall to spark rebuilding after a 3-10-2 season and Tittle’s retirement.
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NEW York
Y.A. Tittle
New York Giants
Erich Barnes
Michigan
Bob Timberlake
Gary Wood
Henry Schichtle
Giants
National Football League
Earl Morrall
Detroit
Barnes
Cleveland
Mike Lucci
Lucci
Darrell Dess
Lions
Morrall
Tittle
Reé
Wood
Timberslake
Schichtle
Yogi Berra May Take Mets Manager Job
Yogi Berra, fired as Yankees manager last year, may become Mets manager in 1966 after Casey Stengel’s resignation. Wes Westrum could return as interim, but most expect Berra to be elevated from first base coach to manager with Westrum moved to bullpen duties. Stengel, disabled after hip fracture, announced his retirement following doctors advice.
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New York Mets
Casey Stengel
Berra
Wes Westrum
Mets
Stengel
Westrum
Yogi
Casey
Peter Lae Motte
LaMotte
George Weiss
George
Weiss
Kansas City
Yankees
West Coast
Redskins to end endsville barnstorming 1965 season
Washingtons NFL club will discontinue exhibition trips to Charlotte Hershey Norfolk and Richmond amid safety concerns and outdated facilities. Edward Bennett Williams says the league has grown up and players will be protected in future games. He cites fan disruption, poor police protection, and vandalism at Richmond as unacceptable.
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Washington
Washington Redskins
Charlotte
N.C
Hershey
Norfolk
Richmond
Edward Bennett Williams
National Football League
Endsville
Williams
NFL
Bobby Mitchell
Redskins
Minnesota Vikings
Minor League Results From AP Leagues
International League games Syracuse beat Toronto 3 to 2 and Atlanta won 7 to 2 against Columbus Rochester defeated Buffalo 4 to 1 Toledo topped Jacksonville 4 to 3 in 7 innings with a rain halted second game Pacific Coast League Indianapolis routed Salt Lake 8 to 1 Vancouver edged Tacoma 3 to 2 Seattle defeated Hawaii 6 to 4.
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Syracuse
Toronto
Atlanta
Columbus
Rochester
Buffalo
Toledo
Jacksonville
Innnings
Indianapolis
Salt Lake
Vancouver
Tacoma
Seattle
Hawaii
New MLB Parks Planned for St Louis Pittsburgh and Philadelphia
The article lists upcoming major league ballparks in St. Louis Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. It also notes the Milwaukee Braves moving to Atlanta for National League play next year.
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St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Milwaukee Braves
Yankees Top Angels In Low-Scoring Showdown
Yesterday's stars highlight pitching ace Jack Cullen of New York who scattered eight hits as the Yankees defeated the Los Angeles Angels 4-2. Don Mincher of Minnesota drove in the first run with a single and scored the winning run after leading off the 11th inning with a single in the Twins 3-2 win over Detroit.
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Associated Press
Jack Cullen
New York
Yankees
Los Angeles Angels
Don Mincher
Minnesota
Twins
Detroit
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