Coeds Enter Varsity Sports As SEC Expands Inclusion
The Southeastern Conference invites female athletes to compete on varsity teams. Tulane's Martha Leveritt and Pam Hayes attracted attention in swimming while Mary Lou Daniel earned a Kentucky scholarship. Other schools report strong performances by women, prompting debates on dressing room facilities.
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New York
Butch Fatback
Southeastern Conference
Tulane
Matha Leveritt
Pam Hayes
Miss Leveritt
Pam
University of Kentucky
Mary Lou Daniel
Centre College
Sue Stafford
Louisville
Martha Ausbach
Elizabeth Cravy
Carol Hanks
United States
Washington University of St. Louis
Harry Burrus
Justina Bricka
SEC Baseball Sectional Games Delayed by Rain
Opening games of the South eastern Ohio sectional tournament were washed out by rain on Monday. Belpre at Athens was tentatively set for 3 45 p m if possible, with Jackson at Gallipolis Sheridan at Marietta Wellston at Pom eroy Coal Grove at South Point and Oak Hill at Ironton postponed. The Athens winner advances to Logan on Thursday.
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Athens
Jackson
Gallipolis
Sheridan
Marietta
Wellston
Pomeroy
Coal Grove
South Point
Oak Hill
Ironton
Logan
Balk calls and doubleheader spark Mets Dodgers clash
Baseball results from a rain shortened day highlight a 4-2 Mets win over the Dodgers on a balk heavy night. Felipe Alou and Juan Marichal face potential Dominican service amid Giants Phillies clash as the Nl balk record grows. Senators and Angels split a two night doubleheader with a 9-3 and 13-8 scores.
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Associated Press
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Chicago
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New York
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Ed Kranepool
Bob Miller
Charlie Neal
Kranepool
al Moran
Miller
Gallipolis bowlers win two state titles in Akron tourney
Gallipolis bowlers claim doubles title with Paul Clifford and George Garland posting 1354 handicap pins. Garland earns All-Events with 1953 actual pins. Garland totals include 613 team, 735 doubles, 595 singles. Clifford part of 1957 state team champ, Garland ex-Cleveland and Ohio Univ graduate. Falstaff Beer team finishes eighth with 3028 total.
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Akron Recreation
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George Garland
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Crow's Steakhouse
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Cleveland
Ohio University
Gallipolis State Institute
Vanadium Corporation of America
Graham Station
W. Va
Clyde Ingels
Jack Studer
Lonnie Nutter
Toledo
Falstaff
Groza sets NFL scoring record and signs Browns deal
Lou Groza signs his 1963 Cleveland Browns contract to return for a 17th season. The 39 year old placekicker has extended his longevity, surpassing Sammy Baugh for NFL seasons, while boosting his career points to 902 with 14 field goals and 33 extra points last season. Groza also holds records for consecutive scoring games 107, most field goals 161, and most extra points 413.
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Cleveland Browns
Groza
Washington
Sammy Baugh
NFL
Browns
Weather Wrecks Ohio Xavier Game In Cincinnati
The non conference baseball game between Xavier and Ohio University was postponed due to wet grounds. Ohio coach Bob Wren may reschedule. Ohio enters 9-6 overall and 4-2 in the MAC, with Jim McKee batting .404 and 14 RBIs, tied with Jim French for the team lead.
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Dan Wright
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Jim French
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NBA Owners Abolish Territorial Draft To Curb Celtics
NBA club owners vote 6-3 to end the territorial draft aimed at restricting Boston's dominance. The three day meeting also names New York Knicks, Chicago Zephyrs and others as first picks in the college talent draft, with Art Heyman among likely early selections.
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Syracuse
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Celtics
Knicks
Art Heyman
Duke
Rod Thorn
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Nate Thurmond
Bowling Green
Jerry Ward
Boston College
Tom Tha
Dupas Captures World Junior Middleweight Title
Ralph Dupas defeated Denny Moyer in a 15 round split decision to win the world junior middleweight title in New Orleans. Dupas trained on local red beans and ice cream, delivering an aggressive performance to secure the crown.
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Ralph Dupas
Denny Moyer
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Leading HITTERS IR at National League
A brief note lists leading hitters in the National League with injury related abbreviations. It reports top batters and their teams, highlighting standout averages and recent performance.
Baseball Standings and Leaders Share Brief Highlights
Batting leaders include Ed Edwards Cincinnati .411 and F Alou San Francisco .392 with 29 hits for Alou. Runs led by Flood St Louis 22 and H Aaron Milwaukee 19. RBIs led by Boyer St Louis 21 and Aaron 16. Hitt ing leaders feature Alou 29 with Howard and Great 28. Hitting totals and pitching marks show Washburn St Louis 4 0 and Fischer Kansas City 4 0 among others.
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Los Angegeles
Albany High protest dismissed in ACL championship
Ohio State Athletic Commissioner W J Mc Connell told Athens County Athletic Committee that Albany’s protest of its 5 3 loss to Chauncey was not upheld. The ruling follows an umpire’s final decision on an interference play at first base in the Albany Chauncey ACL tournament title game. Albany and Chauncey both advance to sectional play with Albany drawing a bye to face Chauncey Nelsonville winner. York High All Sports Banquet set for Wednesday at 6 30 pm in the high school cafeteria sponsored by the Athletic Boosters.
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Ohio Golfers Seek Sixth Straight Win at Miami
Ohio University golf team, led by Coach Kermit Blosser, heads to Oxford for a clash with Miami after a spring as their most successful period. The Bobcats aim for six straight wins, following a 447 453 weekend total and standout scores from Bobby Littler Jr including a 71 and 70.
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