Little All-America Hoop Club Chosen
Walt Frazier leads 1967 Little All-America selections by AP with 6-3 junior from Southern Illinois on first team alongside Earl Monroe Sam Smith Phil Jackson and Mel Cox Other teams include Don Carlos Al Tucker C.A. Core Elbert Miller John Dickson and Henry Logan Glynn Saulters and Wayne Proffitt named to lower squads. 103 voters contributed the picks and certificates will be awarded.
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Walt Frazier
Southern Illinois
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Earl Monroe
Winston- Salem N.C. State Rams
Sam Smith
Kentucky Wesleyan
Phil Jackson
North Dakota
Mel Cox
Central Washington
Frazier
Monroe
Smith
Jackson
Cox
Don Carlos
Otterbein
al Tucker
Oklahoma Baptist
C.A. Core
Southeastern Louisiana
John Dickson
Arkansas State
Elbert Miller
Nevada Southern
Wayne Proffitt
Lynchburg
Willie Scott
Alabama State
Rod McDonald
Whitworth
Henry Logan
Western Carolina
Glynn Saulters
Northeast Louisiana
Associated Press
Pacific Northwest
Marvelous Met
Otterbeingn
Carlos
Ohio
Southern Ilinois
Atlanta
Winston- Salem
N.C
Philadelphia
Hazard
Williston
N.D
Coulee City
Wash
Oklahoma
Don Carlos Otterbein
Elburt Miller
Player Seeks A Fresh Start At Citrus Open In Orlando
Gary Player arrives in Orlando for the $100,000 Citrus Open seeking a strong US debut in 1967 after a winless 1966. The South African, once a dominant figure, faces Lionel Hebert defending the title with Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus and Doug Sanders as top contenders.
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Doug Sanders
Pro Basketball Results and Mad River Bridge Incident
The Associated Press reports NBA scores with Los Angeles 131 New York 119 and Philadelphia at Boston upcoming. In Fairborn Ohio Mad River plans a culvert bridge over Hilltop Concrete's gravel path as spring floods threaten a crossing.
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New York
Boston
Philadelphia
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Baltimore
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MAD
Fairborn, Ohio
Hilltop Concrete Corporation
Armco Steel Corporation
Boston Players Embrace Video Tape In Spring Camp
Boston Red Sox manager Dick Williams uses video to study hitters and pitchers in spring training. George Scott’s swing is corrected after a rerun shows a hitch and a strikeout. Bennett to start Friday’s exhibition against the White Sox. George Smith set for knee operation with mid June return expected.
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Fla
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Dick Williams
George Scott
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Red Sox
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Dave Vineyard
John Wyatt
Gary Waslewski
Dick Baney
Jose Santiago
Dave Morehead
Mark Schaeffer
Darrell Brandon
Bob Snow
Galen Cisco
Don McMahon
Dennis Bennett
Chicago White Sox
Sarasota
Dan Osinski
Pete Magrini
Bennett
Santa Maria Hospital
Los Angeles
Koufax
Drysdale
San Francisco
Juan Marichal
Giants
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Giant
Chub Feeney
Gabe Paul
Washington
John Orsino
Boston
Kansas City Athletics
Baltimore Orioles
NBA Owners Meet in Chicago to Avert Player Strike
NBA club owners plan a Chicago meeting to curb a threatened players strike over pension increases ahead of the playoffs. President Walter Kennedy said all ten owners are needed for the session, with no public statement until talks with clubs and the players’ attorney Lawrence Fleisher take place.
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Chicago
National Basketball Association
Walter Kennedy
NBA
Derby hopefuls prep as Drysdale mulls retirement
Kentucky Derby challengers including Successor Great Power Damascus and Tamigo ramp up in Florida and the Carolinas with major prep races at Aqueduct and Gulfstream ahead of the Derby. Don Drysdale weighs a year to year plan as Koufax retires, while Marichal, Colavito and other stars face holdouts and contracts.
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Phipps
Bold Ruler
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Wood Memorial
Florida
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Rough N’tumble
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Whiteley
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Tomigo
Carolinas
Lucien Laurin
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Gulfstream Park
Ethel D. Jacobs
Gulfstream
Reason
Bold Monarch
Neloy
Tumble Wind
Ruben
Diplomat Way
New Orleans
West
Kentucky
Churchill Downs
Associated Press
Don Drysdale
Los Angeles Dodgers
Sandy Koufax
Dodgers
Drysdale
Koufax
West 33 as Lakers top Knicks despite broken nose
Lakers star Jerry West scored 33 points and played through a broken nose after colliding with Willis Reed in the third period. West returned in the fourth as Los Angeles beat New York 131 119. Gail Goodrich added 24, Archie Clark 23 and Mel Counts 20 for the Lakers while Reed and Walt Bellamy led the Knicks with 25 and 24. Chicago stopped Boston 117 114 as the Bulls gain on Detroit for the last playoff spot with 15 third quarter points.
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Celtics
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Gail Goodrich
Archie Clark
Mel Counts
Reed
Walt Bellamy
Celtic
Guy Rodgers
Bob Boozer
Larry Siegfried
Bailey Howell
John Havlicek
Tapir Listed as Largest Jungle Mammal in South America
Report notes the South American jungle hosts the largest strand mammal, the tapir. Scientists identify its size and habitat within tropical forests, highlighting its role in the ecosystem.
Stallworth Hospitalized After Heart Attack in Knicks
New York Knicks forward Dave Stallworth, 25, was hospitalized with a heart condition after experiencing a heart attack Saturday night. Team physician Dr Kazuo Yanagisawa and GM Eddie Donovan discussed prognosis and noted Stallworth played limited minutes in recent games before his illness.
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New York Knickerbockers
Dave Stallworth
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Dick McGuire
Wichita State
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Fresno
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Warriors
Yanagisawa
Knicks
Dick Barnett
Cincinnati
Giants Acquire Tarkenton to Lead Comeback Bid
New York Giants pull star quarterback Fran Tarkenton from Minnesota in a blockbuster deal giving up 1967 first and second picks plus a player for 1968. Tarkenton, 26, a scrambling former Georgia standout, joins coach Allie Sherman as the team seeks to reverse a 1966 cellar finish and win back fans. He plans to keep Atlanta as home and cites no personality clash with ex coach Norm Van Brocklin.
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Joe Namath
Fran Trakenton
Minnesota Vikings
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Allie Sherman
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Viking
Norman van Brocklin
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Minneapolis
College Scores Show Close Iowa Beats Wisconsin in Seattle
Iowa defeats Wisconsin 90 to 87 in Seattle. Seattle U wins 70 to 60 against Idaho. Canisius tops Niagara 79 to 4. St. Louis beats Wash U Saint Louis 88 to 60.
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St.Louis
NHL Oday Schedule Shows Montreal at Toronto and More
National Hockey League features Montreal visiting Toronto while Detroit travels to New York and Boston meets Chicago as part of a day’s slate. The games promise competitive matchups among major market clubs with playoff implications.
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