Clay Frazier Bout In Doubt As Legal Fears Rise
Promoter talks of a February 14 heavyweight clash between Cassius Clay and Joe Frazier in South Miami stall as legal threats loom. Arum and partners press for signed contracts in a Tampa Stadium plan while officials warn of possible action and the boxing world weighs the risk of a 1968 title match in a new venue.
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Kennedy Rehired as NBA expands list for 16 teams
Chicago reports the NBA owners approve a new five year contract for Walter Kennedy as commissioner. Expansion bids from Buffalo Cleveland Houston Portland and others compete to add four teams to reach 16 for the 1970 71 season. Kennedy’s pay remains 75000 annually.
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Teva
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Salt Lake City
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Penn State Impresses Devine in Bowl Preparations
Missouri coach Dan Devine says Penn State has put themselves in a position to avoid a loss and earns added incentive for the game. He notes limited film but strong scouting reports and remarks there are no bowl favorites. Inclement weather in Calumet limits Missouri practice ahead of Florida departure December 21.
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Missouri
Cal Devine
Penn State
Tigus
Fenn State
Nixon Lawarding
Texas
Devine
Inbgaton
Calumet
Bia
Florida
Dee
Brown Marks Caught In Gambling Raid At Sizzler Steak House
Deputies raided the Sizzler Steak House on U S 31 in Marion County arresting six people on gambling charges. Among those charged is Brown A. Marks, 21, Speedway, a professional football linebacker. Also charged were four Indianapolis men and manager Robert L. Miller, 45, Greenwood, for gambling and keeping a gaming room.
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Sheriff's Deputies
Sizzler
U.S. 31
Marion County
Brown A. Marks
Speedway
Marks
Indianapolis
Robert L. Miller
Greenwood
Muncie Central Tickets On Sale At Lapel High
Lapel High School begins ticket sales for Tujidogs games at Muncie Central. Athletic director Dallas Munter announced tickets go on sale Thursday and Friday to general public and students, with remaining seats held for Friday night’s Blue River game until exhausted.
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Lapel High School
Tujidogs
Athetic
Dallas Munter
Boll Nivits
Fluoter
Blue River
Neieoee Seas
Mount Sidelined At Least 2 Weeks For Pride Injury
Nevele Pride, named Harness Horse of the Year for a third straight season, will miss at least two weeks after a hind ankle injury. Mount Sidelined At Least 2 Weeks in Columbus, Ohio. Kept as syndicate by Nevele Pride, the fastest trotter ever, led the voting with 133 of 210 votes. Overcall trailed by a wide margin.
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Ohio
JS. Trotting Association
Harness Writers Association
Kevele Pride
Lavayette
Rich Mount
Mount
Endon
Cutler
Purdue
Air Force Academy
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Mount Iilson
Nallas
West Point
N.Y
Central Bears Fall to Muncie Kuhner in Freshman Wrestling
Central lost 31 23 as Muncie Kuhner led Bear rivals with pins and decisions in freshman wrestling. Corrections note Bill Cunningham will miss a match, Central to host Muncie Wilson Friday at 8 pm.
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Mntucie
Ied Hortyar
Cales
Winks
AMIK
Davis Ich
Newsor
Nealie
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Ted Dandel Rik
Fai Brous
Cy Jost
Carter Mep Taswett
Metnee Vanes
Ta Smith
Bayd
Jost
Cummings
Wilsea
Pacer Takes Second as Votes Tallied in Race
A three year old pacing horse finished second with six votes, Lindsy's Pride earned fifteen, Lavette Hanover four, and Truck two in the overall tally.
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Overeall
Pacer
Lindsy
Pride
Lavette Hanover
Truck
College Cage Scores with Mixed Results Across Week
A garbled roundup lists several college games with uneven scores including Notre Dame over Northern Illinois 52 1lt, Detroit 92, Western Michigan 7, Indiana Central 15, Easter Illinois 74 Duke 73, Michigan 68 Syracuse 8, Cornell 30, Miney quilanova 107, North Dakota Culsa 74, Arkansas 65, DePauw 8, Millikin 73, South Carolina 68, East Carolina 49, Princeton 75, Maryland 67, Wake Forest 71, Appalachian Virginia 65, VMI 4, Bradley 74, Iowa State 73. NBA lines show Boston 1 Los Angeles 9, Philadelphia Phoenix 187, Baltimore 107, New York 26, Dallas 122, New Orleans 114, Caraling 87.
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VMI
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Los Angeles
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Phoenix
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New York
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Pittsburgh
Dallas
New Orleana
Caraling
Scots Grapplers Triumph Over Wes-Del In Rough Dual Meet
The Scot Grapplers defeated Wes-Del with key wins by Stotler Hodson and Markle in pins and several decisions by Magenupe, Hutchison, Goodwin, Cyman, Dodson, Sigler, Purkey, Wolf, and Mitchell. Union City and Pendleton Heights also show strong performances as White River Conference action looms. Highland hosts Frankton after moving to 2-0.
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Smith
Andis
Stigaland
Nicewinporing
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White River
Chater
Seals
Scott
Kellson
Mast
Reeder
Huntington
Hazelbaker
Saddles
Frankton
North Side 7th Tops Pendleton In Seventy-Seven Victory
North Side 7th grade team defeated Pendleton 324 to 27 20 at North Side gym. Key scorers included Brown R Anderson Neely Jarrett and McCracklin for Pendleton while North Side was led by Steve R Casey and Steve Ing with multiple deuce buckets.
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Carr's 42 Leads Irish Over Northern Illinois
Notre Dame beats Northern Illinois 91 to 60 led by Austin Carr with 42 points and strong backcourt and rebounding to stretch a four game winning streak. Denton and DeVerazio foul out final minutes as Wolverines fall 73-68 to Duke.
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Braves Take Two From Bucs In Freshman Basketball
North Side outscored Madi epee to win 2 S041 victory. Welker led with 19 for the Pit. North Side-Bonner 13 Stam and others scored as the Braves balanced scoring. Pirates and North Side players tallied across a rough eighth grade game with the Braves pulling ahead late.
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Ball State Hires New Vision for Conference Growth
Ball State coach Wave Myers urged local coaches to abandon intramural thinking as the Cardinals join a new six school conference with Northern Illinois Southern Illinois Illinois State and Illinois State leading the charge. He outlined organizing steps including a constitution and a commissioner while noting recruiting challenges and a push to expand beyond Indiana players.
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