Butts Wins Suit For 460 000 Libel Judgment
U S Supreme Court upholds a 460 000 libel judgment against Curtis Publishing Co in favor of Wally Butts former Georgia athletic director and football coach. The Post article accused him of sharing secret information about the 1962 Georgia Alabama game. Justices split 5 to 4 with opinions by Harlan Warren Clark Stewart Fortas Black Douglas Brennan White.
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Atlanta, Ga
Wally Butts
University of Georgia
U.S. Supreme Court
Curtis ‘Publishing Co
Butts
Blountstown
Fla
John M. Harlan
Harlan
and Post
Tom C. Clark
Potter Stewart
Abe Fortas
Earl Warren
Hugo L. Black
Wiliam 0.Douglas
William J. Brennan Jr
Byron R. White
Dancing Jazz Wins at Shénandoah Downs in Daily Double payout
Shénandoah Downs race results list Dancing Jazz as winner with 6.60 and 3.60 payouts, followed by Weep N' Tell and Rollin Rocket in the top trio. Daily Double (5-3) paid 283.40, attendance 3,849, handle 251,353 dollars.
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Rollin Rocket
Merry Spin
Creamona
Iron Missy
Ckra
Flying Ray
Mets Acquire Another Lefty
The New York Mets boosted their left handed pitching by adding Bob Hendley from the Chicago Cubs for Rob Gardner and traded Jack Hamilton to California for Nick Willhite. They also sent Chuck Estra da and Johnny Lewis to Jacksonville and reinstated Chuck Hiller from the disabled list after a broken hand.
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NEW York
New York Mets
Mets
Bob Hendley
Chicago Cubs
Rob Gardner
Phoenix
Hendley
Cubs
Nces
Don Shaw
Jack Hamilton
California
Nick Willhite
Chuck Estrada
Johnny Lewis
Jacksonville
Chuck Hiller
Hiller
Legion Remains Unbeaten in Teen League Victory
The American Legion defeated Carroll Concrete 17 to 1 to stay unbeaten and extend its win streak to five. Denny Smallwood pitched strongly with 12 strikeouts while Ted Sampson and Tommy Cofflemeyer contributed key hits. Carroll’s Phil Shobe started and James Irving finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Carroll Concrete
Caleb Williamson
Reid Lunsford
Legion
Carroll
Denny Smallwood
Mike Lee
Smallwood
Denny
Phil Shobe
James Irving
Ted Sampson
Ricky Ross
Sampson
Tommy Cofflemeyer
Lamar Sloan Ford
Northside
Rouss Park
Charlie Brumback
Slen Williamson
Free Replica Ad for Sonotone Smallest In Ear Hearing Aid
An advertisement from Elmwood New York promotes the Sonotone SONET the smallest hearing aid yet. It claims all in the ear wear no cords or tubes and offers free replicas to test with no cost or obligation. Readers are urged to write for a free replica before supplies run out.
Three teams tie for lead in Sunnyside Church League
In a three way chase for the top spot Sunnyside First Baptist and Market Street share the lead after Market beat Sunnyside 10 9 in a slug fest Ralph Order earned the win while Steve Hickerson took the loss Buddy Locke sparked Market with four hits Donnie Oates and Lou Costello added three apiece for Market Sunnyside leaders Ronnie Alkire and Ronnie Rinker each had three hits Jimmy DuBrueler added two Sunnyside trailed 6 0 at one point and rallied to stay in front of the pack
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Church
Sunnyside
First Baptist
Market Street
Market
Ralph Order
Steve Hickerson
Buddy Locke
Methodists
Donnie Oates
Lou Costello
Ronnie Alkire
Ronnie Rinker
Jimmy DuBrueler
Mark
Grace Bible
Dave Sisler
Dick Conner
Gerald Ramsey
Jim McLaughlin
Roland Keitchner
Roy Cooper
C. Robinson
J. Mills
Jim Burleson
Grove Bids To Catch Leaders At Shenandoah Downs
Charles Town WV special Hanover Stag seeks a third straight win in the Arbutus Rotary Club Purse for 3 year olds in a 514 furlong race moving up from claiming to sophomores. Jockey Philip Grove bids to overtake rivals as Taut Line eyes a second straight victory with Queen City Maid and others in the field.
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Charles Town
W.va
Richard G. Carlton
Hanover Stag
Shenandoah Downs
Arbutus Rotary Club
Philip Grove
Frederick
Hanover
Grove
Jesse Davidson
Bobby Fitzgerald
Davidson
Taut Line
Johns Joy
Queen City Maid
Proud Action
Celtima
Tabbit
Russian Light
Hello! Huckster
W. Jay
Palmer Confident He Will Win U S Open
Arnold Palmer exuded confidence on the eve of the U S Open at Baltusrol Golf Club. He praised his rested, positive mindset while acknowledging tough competition from Jack Nicklaus Gary Player and Julius Boros as he enters his 15th Open with a strong 1991 money lead and two wins this season.
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U.S
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Baltusrol Golf Club
San Francisco
Arnold
Billy Casper
Denver
Colo
Nicklaus
Gary Player
Casper
Gay Brewer
Boros
Frank Beard
Beard
Louisville
Wills Homers Pirates Over St. Louis 7-5
Maury Wills hits a three run homer during a five run sixth inning to lift the Pirates past the Cardinals 7-5. Willie Stargell and Jim Wynn also connected for Pittsburgh and Dick Farrell shined in relief for Philadelphia.
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Associated Press
Maury Wills
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Pirates
Los Angeles
Houston
Jim Wynn
Astros
San Francisco
Dick Farrell
Philadelphia
Phillies
Atlanta
Washington
Chicago
Baltimore
Kansas City
Boston
New York Yankees
Minnesota
Detroit
Cleveland
California
Wills
Ty Cobb
Dennis Ribant
Tim McCarver
Julian Javier
Bob Tolan
Cardinals
Willie Stargell
Farrell
Braves
Hank Aaron
Gary Geiger
Aaron
Joe Torre
Clete Boyer
Gene Oliver
Pirates edge Reds 4 3 on Alou ninth inning hit
In Forbes Field Pittsburgh wins 4 3 over Philadelphia with a ninth inning single by Matty Alou. Three Pirates pitchers Bob Veale Blass and Al McBean work in relief as Roberto Clemente shines amid concerns about Pittsburgh pitching.
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BUCS
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Forbes Field
Matty Alou
Bob Veale
Blass
al McBean
Pirates
Red Sox
Dom DiMaggio
Ted Williams
Vern Stephens
Anks
Allie Reynolds
Roberto Clemente
Cincinnati
St. Louis
San Francisco
Pirate
Halas Eyes Jack Concannon as Dallas Meg Kennel?
Chicago coach George Halas says he has watched film of Jack Concannon and found him bright big young fast and strong with potential and ready to get all opportunities to become the Bears quarterback. Baltimore rookie Ray Perkins says idols are Johnny Unitas and Raymond Berry since grade school. Dallas quarterback Don Meredith notes he is not a scrambler and may move from the pocket only if necessary during the game.
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Chicago
George Halas
Jack Concannon
Baltimore
Ray Perkins
Johnny Unitas
Raymond Berry
Dallas
Don Meredith
Middleburg Edges Blue Ridge In Final Period Polo Clash
Middleburg defeats Blue Ridge 9 to 8 to tie the Walker Cup three game series. Harrington led Blue Ridge with five goals while Greenhalgh and Riemenschneider starred for Middleburg. Ferguson delivered the game winning score in the final minute at Phipp's Field.
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Middleburg
Blue Ridge
Middlebury
Zeke Ferguson
Dick Riemenschneider
Iselin
Harrington
Ray Harrington
Haverington
Penaltty
Andy Guest
Winchester
Hawk
Pete Dunning
George Greenhalgh
Greenhalgh
Puelicher
Ferguson
Vinnie Rizzo
Potomac
Phipp
Greens
Happy Yowell
United States
Riemenschneider
Handicap
Slow-Pitch Tourney Set for Saturday at Winchester Park
Sonny Higgs District Softball Commissioner announced the District Slow-Pitch Tourney will be held here Saturday at Winchester Recreation Park. Eight teams are needed. last year’s winner was Farmers and Merchants National Bank. The winner advances to the State Regional Tourney in Richmond on August 12. Interested teams may contact Higgs at 667-3346 after 6:30 p.m. Deadline to enter is Thursday night. four openings remain.
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Sonny Higgs
Winchester Recreation Park
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Richmond
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