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Show r". ' , 1 r 14 JSS5 SUNDAY HERALD i 196 hvesri T?"",u"" ? f or WF ' ' , - :"' - - . N 4 1" f Jij l , f "I Enferrogares fcooerly to New York this veekend and CLABKSDALE, Miss. (UPD an investigator ii!e a report with League Com-jn-g James Hamilton, . . for the National Football League, questioned Oiarley Conerly Saturday about his dealings with an - accused gambler. Hamilton also made photostatic copies of cancelled checks and other papers which Conerly said would explain his $9,575 in payments from Maurice Lewis, a Memphis businessman under indictment for operating a bookie establishment. who quarterbacked Conerly, the New York Giants for 14 years, said a $3,500 check from : . Lewis in 1961 was proceeds from an automobile which the Memphis man sold for him. He said the rest of the money was repayments of loans he made to Lewis, Declines Comment Hamilton, a former captain in the Intelligence Division of the Los Angeles .Police Department, declined comment on his invests imssioner Pete Itozelld. Rozelle will announce results w of the investigation Hamilton or Tuesday,' Monday ' said. Hamilton spent several hours with Conerly at the retired ath: . lete's modest home here. Afterwards, Corarbf also , declined comment.. He said the NFL had advised him to make no statement until the investigation wes complete. j Look For Papers" , Before Hamilton's visit, Conerly told newsmen he had located - A ; : . ; s two ' checks he wrote, to Lewis which; would help clear him of, suspicion. He said hie .and his wife hoped to find other papers, note from including an "IOU" ' lewis. In New York, Coach jAllie Sherman of the Giants said Conerly is "too much of a riian to get gafion. involved in any shady deals." return Hamilton said he would I "If Charley says fthere is noth-this charge, that's good enougn tor me,' German added. x-L- os 72 82 .468 23 60 95 .387 35 Houston 50 105 .323 45 New York X Night game Friday's Results , Milwaukee 0 Chicago-1Cincinnati i, St. Louis 0 Houston 3, Philadelphia 2 ' Los Angeles 2, Pittsburgh 0 San Francisco 6, New York 3 V Saturday's Results Milwaukee 4 Chicago 0 Philadelphia 4 Houston S New York 5 San Francisco 4 Pittsburgh at Los Angeles night (Only games scheduled) i Sunday's Probable Pitchers Sadow-sMilwaukee at Chicago ). vs. ) Buhl SimSt Louis at Cincinnati mons (15-vs. Nuxhall (13-8Philadelphia at Houston Short vs. Brown ). Pittsburgh at Los Angeles ). vs. Podres Veale (3-New York at San Francisco vs. Bolin ). Hook Monday's Games (No games scheduled) ki (5-6- (10-13- 8) (8-1- 1) ). (5-11- (14-10- 2) (4-1- 3) (9-5- ..... x-N- ! 11 13 18 24 27 27 29 31 46 TS . I St. - .fci. : v .? ' Conerly, who, retired from football in 1961, said he w4s a longtime friend of LeNvis. He" said Lewis handled the fsale of a 1960 Cadillac and forwarded him the $3,500 check as payment. At Memphis, 'a the ctfowner of a motor company confirmed that his coinpany purchased the car and paid Lewis $3,500. N Mizzoy COXtmiBIA, Mo, (UPD ATHENS, Ga. . Tom 23-1- jj 25-ya- rd Ki Hebrew Goes on Ala- (UPD i. vv Hits 43rd Homer Killebrew, came in with .40, hit four-homrecord-tyin- g rampage two for the leaf before stuart Killebrews 43rd Saturday to take oyer major socked his 42nd, ' league home run leadership came with twd ott in the eighth though Minnesota split a double-head- er inning of the opener and his 44th with Boston, winning 13-- 4 with the bases,, empty in the sixth ; and losing 11-inning of the nightcap. ' four home runs in Killebrew's the doubteheader brought his season total .to 44 and tied an American league record held by seven other sluggers, but was one short of Stan Musial's major ieague feat of five homers in a double-heade-r. Killebrew set the pace in a twin biU that produced 11 home runs, one by Boston's Dick Stuart who had led the league going into the game. All-South- 47-ya- rd Perry Connects Norm ,Cashs eighth inning homer jgave the Detroit tigers a Win over the Chicago White er $ , off-balan- 4-- 3 me Rain caused postponement of game between Washing- tori and Baltimore. a nigh e Killebrew's three homers and homers by Don Mh cher' and George Banks paced started Lee Stange to the opening game win with Boston's Bill suffering his lith loss. ''Lc4i':''ClwW:''and Russ Nixon also homered for the Red Sox in the openers ' Bob homer Perry's, two-ru- n the relief strong pitching of plus Bob Duliba carried the Los Angeles Angels to a 2 triumph first-gam- - dog line. . It was last year's Indians hire rosen ; Cleveland, owo ojpi) ai I players, concentrating on - their batting problems", dub president Gabe Pjaul said. ' 4-- Top Prep Stars Enroll at Weber NEW YORK (UP I) Joseph Koeoiuig's undefeated Black Mountain was expected to go off a lukewarm favorite! against 12 juvemle rivals today in th '$75,000 added Futurity Stakes at Aque-I-f all 13 go to post in th j' duct. ; . y 74th edition, of the six and one-ha- lf furlong sprint,: the Futurity will gross $148,460 with the win- -; ner's share totaling $91,949. . Alabama victory over Georgia that touched off the Saturday Evening Post Charge that the game had been , rigged. : But the Alabama team came out after intermission with a ven- gehce . Fra c chia powered over from the V line midway through the third period and from Y the 1 yard line. who starred on Cleveland's 1954 pennant winning team will serve ai coach for the Indi ans during spring training in Tucson, Ariz., next year. Rosen will work with the young Rosen, Mon-bouque- tte ce 8 Sox . 380-fo- ot ball-handli- ng over, the Cleveland Indians. By United Press International Harmon Killebrew went on a 2. 7. Rampage 4-Ho- mer jvi. 85-- 0 ' rd i ! (1st ti Mil ! sir OUTERWEAR by McGregor See our Wide selection of pedr: the ski look, rainwear (with pile liners), lighf and heavy outer YOUNG MAN... all-weat- her . I High. Minnesota 13 JBoston 4, 1st Boston 11 Minnesota 2, 2nd Kansas City 5 New Yjork 3 Detroit 4 Chicago 3 MOVE YOURSELF Los Angeles 4 Cleveland 2 AND SAVE! Washington at Baltiinore, ppd., j rain. WITH A Sunday's Probable? Pitchers (9-Chicago at Detroit-fHorl- en HERTZ (TRUCK ). vs. Aguirre Los Angeles at Cleveland (2 LOW RATES and D. games) McBride (13-1Includes: Gas, Oil and Lee or Gatewood (1-vs. Insurance (12-1Kraliek and Grant (11-1). 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Alvin Jackson was credited kept the Georgia defense his 12th victoryj ah all-titith throughout the . afternoon ' with hi3 fakery. record for a Met pitcher. Fracchia scored two touch downs and ripped off yardage FAVORED IN RACE almost at will through the Bull 23-1- 2. Myers befuddled ilissouri Saturday with his passing to lead Northwestern to a 2 triumph in a battle of Bi Ten and Big Eight powers. Myers aerial artistry accounted for one touchdown and set up two others scored by (fullback Steve Murphy. Myers completed 10 of 16 passes for 209 yards. Underdog Missouri surprised Northwestern, favored to win the Big Ten "title in 1963, by jumping to a 0 lead eaAy in the first quarter. Northwestern fbrced Missouri to punt dn the opening series of plays, and the. ball hit a Northwestern player. jTom. Wyrostek recovered on the ilissouri 49 with just over five miiutes gone, and sophomore quartferback Gary Lane hit Monroe; Pheps with a touchdown pass. rrt bama's crimson tide combined Houston. Rookie v v-- 4-- Namath Leads Tide Past Georgia 32-- 7 tfeve Murphy (30) YA CAN'T STOP THIS WlLDC ATNor thwestern fullback Missouri with dives for tlie Wildcats' first touchdown ih their game Saturday. uua aexenaers are wiu uw iuiasuuri ueorge aeais yovfuaryi iviugutau : (Herald-UP- I Northwestern won Telephoto) 23-1- 2 1 ut 1 Wildcats1 Top ... 4-- f - OGDFStf (UP) Wo of northern game, innings.) Kansas City 4, New York, (2nd Utah's top high school athletes game) have enrolled ait Weber State Baltimore 7, Washington 6 College for the 1063-6- 4 year. Chicago 2, Detroit 0 a Los Angeles at Cleveland, pdt, They are Greg basketball star at Harrop, Weber, High rain School and Dale Miller, a top Minnesota at Boston, ptd, rain ranked junior skier from Ogden Saiurday's Results 13 - j I ve known him for a long time and I'll take his wjbrd anytime. 6-- GB The Braves filled the bases off loser Larry. Jackson in the fifth ahd Torre cleared them when his high fly to center field fell 10 hi ixoni or weison Mathews, who was blindod hv tho VUill cun Gene Oliver completed the four-ii J, run rauy witn a triple. triumph. The shutout was Spahn's sixth ' Don Hoak's two-osingle in of the year and 61st of his career. the eighth scored TmlrU fiom second base and gave the Philadelphia Phillies a 3 vic-wijr over me, Houston 'UQlts. Both manaeers. Tf nrixr of the Colts and Gene Mauch of ine jniis, wece ejected from thd game for disputing decisions. -- . American League W.. Ii Pet. 101 ,55 .647 York i 89 66 .574 Chicago " 88 6b .561 Minnesota ' 82 73 .529 Baltimore 76 79 .490 Detroit 74 83 .471 Boston 73 82 .471 Cleveland 71 84 .458 Kansas" City 70 86 .449 Los Angeles 53 100 .346 Washington pennant. 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