Vanishing Tackles Weaken Southeastern Conference
SEC coaching staffs fret over rising player bonuses and transfers. Tennessee star Ken Frost leaves for the Dallas Cowboys after a scholastic roadblock. Georgia Tech Ed Nutting and Florida’s Frank Lasky also pursue NFL opportunities. Tulane’s En Reynolds falters academically while Ole Miss notes Dickie Smith, a 210-pound sophomore, signed a Milwaukee bonus exceeding 50 thousand dollars.
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Vernon Butler
Atlanta
Milwaukee Braves
SEC
Ken Frost
Tennessee
Dallas Cowboys
Frost
Georgia Tech
Ed Nutting
Cleveland Browns
Nutting
Florida
Frank Lasky
Lasky
En Reynolds
Tulane
New Orleans
Reynolds
Ole Miss
Dickie Smith
Milwaukee
Smith
Phillies Boss Warns of Draft Plan Over High School Bonuses
Philadelphia General Manager John Quinn warns major league baseball could self destruct from large bonuses to high school players. He urges adoption of a draft similar to professional football and says the draft would curb costly signing bonuses and restore balance. He notes the Phillies signed few big bonus players this spring but scouts felt others were overvalued.
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Philadelphia
John Quinn
Eeetet Phillies
Quinn
Phillies
Boxing Results From City Ring Shows Debutants and Veterans
In Philadelphia Jimmy Loo aged 140 stopped Irish Bobby Douglas aged 43, both of Philadelphia, in the ninth round. In New York Tommy Tibbs from Boston aged 131 outpointed J D Ellis from Trenton in a ten round bout.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Jimmy Loo
Bobby Douglas
New York
Tommy Tibbs
Boston
J.D. Ellis
Trenton
N.t
Major League Leaders Snapshot Centuries of Batting and Pitching
Highlights show Cash Detroit batting .360 with 57 RBIs and Mantle New York 54 runs. Piersall Cleveland 82 hits. Clemens and Koough terms. Pitching leaders include Grant Cleveland 7 0 and Latman 6 0 all with perfect 1.000 records. Koufax Los Angeles 97 strikeouts.
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Detroit
Brandt
Baltimore
Mantle
New York
Colavito
Maris
Piersall
Cleveland
Kubek
Power
Romano
O’connell
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Wood
Landis
Chicago
Piers
Pinson
Cincinnati
Aaron
Milwaukee
Miller San Francisco
McMahon
Koufax
Los Angeles
Williams
Es Angeles
Rifle Fit and Prone Shooting Highlights at Club
The senior and junior Winchester Rifle Club meeting showcased emphasis on custom rifle stocks, fit, and balance for accuracy. Glenn Seabright posted three 99s with iron sights, while a new member shot a 92 in prone. Junior shooters Pietsch and Porterfield posted strong scores, with Leatherman earning NRA Apprentice Instructor rating. The outdoor shoot and wienie roast are planned for July 30 with rain date August 6.
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Triangel
Glenn Seabright
Bill Leatherman
NRA
James Wood FFA Members Head to State Convention
Guy Conner, a James Wood High School student, will perform in the State Future Farmers of America convention at Virginia Tech. About 1,100 boys are expected. the James Wood group left this morning with teachers Henry M. Davis J. L. Givens and W. S. Whitacre and will return Thursday night as the 35th annual event opens tonight.
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Future Farmers of America
Blacksburg
State Association
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
James Wood Ffa
Richards Stands Pat On Outfield Power Trade Talks
Orioles manager Paul Richards said he will not trade young pitchers Chuck Estrada Steve Barber or Milt Pappas for a power outfielder. He cited preserving the pitching core as central to staying in the pennant race despite fifth place and an 8 1/2 game gap in the standings.
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Chicago
Paul Richards
Baltimore Orioles
Richards
Chuck Estrada
Steve Barber
Milt Pappas
Orioles
Cleveland
Detroit
New York Yankees
Differences Raised Over 64 Olympics
Athens AP reports IOC members invited Tokyo and Innsbruck organizers to report on preparations for the 1964 games. Tokyo debates sport count with 18 as cap, Japanese proposing judo and volleyball, possibly cutting canoeing and the modern pentathlon. Innsbruck proposes Jan 29 to Feb 9 dates, criticized as too early by Scandinavians due to weather and snow conditions.
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Tokyo
Innsbruck
Austria
International Olympic Committee
IOC
Norfolk seeks MacArthur memorial museum in $525 000 plan
Norfolk architects propose restoring the old courthouse on City Hall Avenue and converting it into a Gen Douglas MacArthur memorial and museum with tombs for the general and his wife. The $525 000 price covers restoration and museum conversion plus memorabilia displays. the city council called the estimate reasonable.
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Norfolk
Douglas MacArthur
City Hall Avenue
MacArthur
Never Weres Lineup Set for Chamber Picnic Event
The Chamber of Commerce reveals the Never Weres roster for a third annual picnic at Senseny Park Lion's Shelter slated for Wednesday. It names Henrry Lowry as captain and lists Hedrick Koontz B J Lovett Joe Pasquali Doug Butler Wilbur Feltner Larry Hockman Helen Feltner Yvonne Butler Gerald Dulaney Jack McAboy and Forrest Racey as team members.
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Lion's Shelter
Senseny Park
Henrry
Lowry
Hedrick
Kookie” Koontz
B. J. “Lonesome” Lovett
Joe “Wincin-Blindin” Pasqauli
Doug
Savin” Butler
Wilbur “‘Helter-Skelter” Feltner
Larry “Ole Man” Hockman
Helen ‘Hi. Water’ Feltner
Yvonne “aVon” Butler
Gerald “Allegheny
Dulaney
Jack “Atta Boy” McAboy
Forrest “Casey” Racey
Henry Armstead Lowry
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