Clay Prepares for Draft Board Rematch and Liston Talk
Cassius Clay faces a second selective service mental test in Louisville as preparations for a rematch with the draft board unfold. Manager Bill Faversham cites rival contenders if Clay remains ineligible, while Floyd Patterson proposes a title fight for no purse with a 750000 guarantee. Clay, a Muhammadist, rejects Malcolm X’s split and affirms his faith and plans to stay with Elijah Muhammad’s group.
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New York
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Mile Milestone Eludes Damien in Milwaukee Indoor Mile
Kansas State junior John Damien fell short of a sub four minute mile at the Milwaukee Journal Games, finishing in 4:02.7. Coach Fran Welch said Damien, 20, is progressing toward the barrier and has time ahead, with Damien leading early before the finish.
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Emporia
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Modesto
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Mason- Dixon
Loyola
Tom O'Hara
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Welch
Cambien
Humphrey Proposes White House Commission On Olympic Failures
In New York AP report Sen Huey Humphrey urges a White House sports commission to evaluate Americas weak Winter Olympics showing. He backs a nationwide push to build Olympic training facilities for future competitors.
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Huebert Humphrey
White House
Commission On Sports
America
Floyd Patterson
Washington
Eff
Florida
Sen. Exe
Interstate Sports Commission
Sen. Wye
Harry
Celtics clinch Eastern crown with two wins
Boston trap target two victories or Cincinnati loss to seal their eighth straight division title as Red Auerbach keeps a sharp hand on the Celtics schedule. Ramsey leads practice ahead of the four final games starting Thursday at Providence.
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Williams
Kev Sheehan
al Foster
John Palmer
Tom Weaver
Barry Brokaw
Dave Coolidge
Lord Jeffs
LePire
Celtics Playoff TV Rights Fall Quiet in Boston
Boston Celtics will not have home television coverage of away playoff games this year. Walter Brown says pay TV at Boston Garden will serve fans wanting to watch defending champions on foreign courts. Brown cites league rules and local station availability as the reason for no local telecasts.
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Fla
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Boston Garden Board of Directors
Hockey Bruins
Connecticut Tops Temple In NCAA Regional Thriller
Connecticut defeats Temple 53 48 in the NCAA Eastern Regional with 14 points from Hesford and 14 from Dellasalla as Providence falls 77 66 to Villanova on the same court. Central Connecticut State exits the NAIA Nationals after an 0 1 showing.
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DeLasalla
Huskies
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Ford
Toby Kimeball
Providence
Jim Thompson
Dellasalla
Hesford
Villanova
Schoneman Sr and Jr shine in Utica Club bowling win
Ken Schoneman Jr starred with 259 277 268 in an 804 triple to lead a Utica Club victory on lanes 21 22. His father Ken Schoneman Sr contributed strong scores and the family claimed all six games in the doubleheader at Aurora Lanes, with Schoneman Jr averaging over 200 across multiple leagues.
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Utica Observer Dispatch
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N.Y
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Kroll
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Wiediger
Randall
Horizon Magazine
Russell Lyons
Harper’s Magazine
Horizon
Lyon
Lyons
de Rigeur
Stuart Hopes To Become Sportscaster
Scott Scottsdale AP reports longtime Red Sox first baseman Dick Stuart eyeing a post playing career in television. He reflects on past TV work, his 15 minute Stuart on Sports show, and admiration from Henry Aaron, while noting his 42 homers and 118 RBIs last season.
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Ariz
Yastrzemski
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Red Sox
AP Photn
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Dick Stuart
National Safety Council
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Boston
Gene Pell
Wbz-Tv
Stone Fingers
Henry Aaron
Milwaukee
WTEN To Air Yankee Games
WTEN Channel 10 will broadcast 46 New York Yankees weekend games this season starting April 18 in Baltimore at 2 p.m. The broadcast team includes Mel Allen Phil Rizzuto Red Barber and Jerry Coleman. Fans in Upstate New York and Western New England follow Yogi Berra in his first term as manager.
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Red Barber
Jerry Coleman
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New England
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College Basketball Scores Tight Night Across Big Ten and Others
Purdue edged Michigan 81 79 while Okla State defeated Oklahoma 80 47 Illinois beat Iowa 90 67 Indiana over Northwestern 76 68 and Kansas State won 74 69 against Iowa State.
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Exhibition Baseball Monday Results and NCAA Playoffs Recap
Exhibition results show San Francisco topping Chicago 7 to 4 and Cleveland beating Boston 11 to 9. NCAA regional play sees Princeton top VMI 86 to 60 and Villanova defeat Providence 77 to 66 in the East while Creighton beat Oklahoma City 89 to 78 in the Midwest. NAIA first round upsets include St. Marys Tex 64 Central Conn 62 and Mansfield Pa 99 Milea Ala 87.
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