Compromise Clears Way For Cleveland Open Fan Fare
Touring pros reached a settlement with the PGA after five hours of talks Tuesday night easing a boycott threat. The Cleveland Open prize money is $103,000 and a three member advisory panel will decide stalemates on policy. Jack Tuthill named tournament director and Marty Carmichael will coordinate television with four tournament reps.
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Cleveland
Professional Golfers Association
PGA Exective
Jack Tuthill
Marty Carmityehael
New York
RSLS
Peete Escialto
Cde
Harry Northbrook
Cassius Clay Appeals Court Bid After Induction Refusal
Former boxing champion Cassius Clay, in a jovial mood, filed notice of appeal of his five year prison term and $10,000 fine for refusing induction into the U.S. Army. His attorneys Hayden Covington and Quinnan Hodges said they would pursue the case through the 5th Circuit in New Orleans, with a possible appeal to the Supreme Court. The top preliminaries show the appeal bond set at $5,000 and the appeal faces months of delay during summer recess. Clay spoke of boxing and vowed to keep fighting, noting contenders such as Oscar Bonavena and Ken Norton as he awaited further court action in Chicago and New Orleans.
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United Press International
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Hayden Covington
Quinnan Hodges
Clay
U.S. Army
US. District Court
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U.S. 5Th Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
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Muhammad Yy
Louisville
Houston
Allah
Cubs Rally To Top Pirates In NL Battle
Chicago scored four runs in the first inning and Curt Simmons along with Dick Radatz held Pittsburgh to a 6 3 victory, lifting the Cubs to third in the National League. Simmons earned his third win, while San Francisco pressed a game ahead of Pittsburgh and nudged Chicago.
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Dick Radatz
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Don Kessinger
Billy Williams
Ron Santo
Randy Hundley
Billy O'Dell
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Teague teams line up for Madison ice cream social day
Ice cream social events sweep Madison Avenue with multiple Teague and local teams scheduled. Nick's Burgers and Pepsi Cola key matchups highlight morning and afternoon activities. Minor and major league squads including United Pottery and Coca Cola participate with 8:30 a.m. starts and afternoon showdowns.
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Pepsi
Bakersfield AAU meet stars in Los Angeles trials
Bakersfield hosts AAU track meet as top names like Randy Matson Jim Ryan and Bob Seagren compete for spots on the national team. The event sets the stage for U S tangling with Britain in Los Angeles July 8 9 and for selections for overseas competition. Dick Eicher 37 is named general manager of Denver’s ABA franchise.
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Mets' Fisher Blanks Phils
Right hander Jack Fisher threw a two hitter as the New York Mets beat Philadelphia 2 0. Sutherland doubled and singled to account for both Phils' hits while Gary Sutherland also reached third on a throwing error. Tom Reynolds drove in the Mets' first run with a sacrifice fly and Tommy Davis scored after being hit by a pitch and advancing on an error.
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New York Mets
Gary Sutherland
Fisher
Bill White
Sutherland
Ken Bower
Tony Gonzalez
Tom Reynolds
Mets
Tommy Davis
Rich Allen
Plymouth Promotes Yoder To Head Post
Plymouth Ind AP Steve Yoder longtime Plymouth High School basketball coach was promoted to varsity head coach Tuesday. He succeeds Marvin Tudor, who left for Huntington. Yoder, a 1968 Plymouth graduate and 1962 Wesleyan alum, has guided a 33.7 record the past two seasons.
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Ind
Steve Yoder
Plymouth High School
Marvin Tudor
Huntington
Yoder
Gradu Wesleyan
Rain Delays Indiana Junior Golf Championship
Persistent rain halted the Indiana Junior golf championship at Indiana University after only a few holes of the first two rounds. Action resumes Thursday with the semi finals set for Friday and the 36 hole championship Saturday. Leaders include Steve Lender and Bill Schmaker among several contenders as weather and delays reshuffle the schedule.
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Ind
UPI
Indiana
Indiana University
Steve Lender
Indianapolis
Randy Craig
Armel
Bill Schmaker
Fort Wayne
Ron Dye
Lafayette
Rick Suttor
LaPorte
Leo Kiemeyer
Fred Clark
Muncie
Greg Hardin
Greenwood
Bill Spannuth
Anderson
Mike Clifford
Jerry Johnson
Grand City
Brad Eshelman
Larry Heid
Bob Williams
Thursde
Cardinals Sign No 1 Draft Choice Dave Williams
The St Louis Cardinals announced the signing of their No 1 draft pick Dave Williams from Seattle Washington. The deal completes the introduction of a highly touted rookie into the NFL roster as the team aims for improved performance this season. Williams is expected to contribute at defensive back.
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National Football League
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Seattle
Wash
Albuquerque Drops Snider Suit Against
Albuquerque moves to drop a defamation suit over Duke Snider after a Texas League incident in an Albuquerque El Paso game. Snider was suspended three days and fined $100 following an on field clash with umpire Frank Walsh. Bavasi accuses league action of harming Snider’s name and reputation.
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Frank Walsh
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Long Legal Fight Nears The End
New York report states Cassius Clay, who now goes by Muhammad Ali, lost a key ruling as an all white Houston jury convicted him of refusing Army induction. The case, spanning from February 1966 to the U S Supreme Court, appears set for resolution as his draft battle concludes after a lengthy legal fight.
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Muhammad Ali
Hayden
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Twins Uhlaender Oliva clash after hot airport quarrel
DETROIT UP I report describes Tony Oliva and Ted Uhlaender in a verbal scuffle with other Twins players at Macopaian Airport amid heat and delays before an exhibition game in Indianapolis. Cal Ermer called it heat and harmless kidding that got out of hand during the wait.
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UPI
Minnesota Twins
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Ted Uhlaender
Macopaian
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Softball tourney: Pepsi and Central Christian win tight games
In city softball action at Shadyside Pepsi Cola and Plant 3 posted key wins. PJ Lamson starred for Plant 3 with three hits and strong early offense to beat Anderson Trailer Sales 3 to 2, while Pepsi-Cola crushed Plant 10 6 to 0 behind solid defense and timely hitting. Central Christian defeated Coca Cola 6 to 5 as Ellis and Coca Cola traded blows before Central Christian pulled away late.
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Anderson and Jones
Miss Budweiser First Entry In Madison Regatta
The first entry in the Madison Regatta unlimited hydroplanes is Miss Budweiser driven by Mike Thomas, 30, of Harvest, New Jersey. The former Miss Budweiser from Tampa and Seattle incidents are noted, with Thomas having won the President's Cup in Washington last week.
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Killing
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Wash
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Washington
Notre Dame
Ole Miss Signs Negro Athlete in Historic Move
The University of Mississippi announced it had signed its first African American athlete to an athletic scholarship. Coach Smith avoided naming the student by race but confirmed the new recruit is from Hernando Mississippi, Jim Tack. The coach stated the program does not separate players by color.
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Ole Miss
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Hernando
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Palmer's Earnings Lead Open Golf Winnings Gap
Arnold Palmer placed second in the U S Open to boost his season earnings by 28 174 over Julius Boros and move him to 114 225 in career winnings. Boros has 86 051 and Jack Nicklaus 82 734 after Nicklaus won the Open and 30 000 prize.
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Boros
Palm Beach Gardens
Fla
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Julius Boros
Jack Nicklaus
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