Baxter Marr Johnson Share Kaiser Open Lead
Baxter Maye Marr and Howie Johnson shot four under par 68 to share the Kaiser Open first round lead at Silverado Golf Club. Darkness halted play with 39 players not finished and 40 players at par or better overall.
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UPI
Rex] Baxter
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Howie Johnson
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Marr
Johnson
Silverado Golf Club
Silverado
Don January
Jacky Cupit
Ted Makalens
Bert Greene
Jim Wiechers
Arnold Palmer
George Archer
Wes Ellis
Charlie Sifford
Dave Hiskey
Charles Leider
Billy Maxwell
Tony Jacksin
Gene Littler
Doug Sanders
Bruce Champion
Steve Spray
Terry W Cox
Bob Murphy
Jack Montgomery
Frank Boynton
George Knudson
Don Massengale
John Schree
Bob Erickson
Steve Erichstadt
Harvey Ward
Grey Baxter
Dave Marr
Bon Janavory
Jim Vwllechers
Ted F Ackalena
Babe Hiskey
Charles Sitford
Brad Palmer
Wes Eliis
Tony Jacklin
Terry, Wilcox
Bruce Crampton
Gene Litter
Deva Sanders
Gon Massencele
Frank Boynica
Jock Montgomery
Cardinal Boss Happy Durocher Is Kibitzer
ST LOUIS UPI Bing Devine is glad Lea Durocher is concerned about Rob Gibson and pleased Durocher's role in Cardinal contract talks is only as a kibitzer. Devine noted Durocher's remark at a ban quit in Omaha that Gibson should be paid $100,000. Gibson, earning about $60,000 last year, rejected Cardinal offer last week from Devine and Stan Musial.
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ST. Louis
UPI
Bing Devine
Lea Durocher
Rob Gibson
Durocher
St. Louis Cardinal
Devine
Gibson
Omaha
Chicago Cubs
Cardinals
Leo
Cardinal Viee
Stan Musial
Millrose Games Set to Test 608 Yard Record
New York AP reports the Millrose Games face a stern challenge to the historic 608 yard record of 3 10.2 set by Hugh Short in 1943. World record holder Martin McGrady leads a strong field including Tom Farrell Vince Matthews and contenders Mark Young or Pete Schuder with race details highlighting past winners and top quarter-milers.
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New York
Hugh Short
Short
Martin McGrady
Santa Clara Valley
Will
McGrady
Tom Farrell
U.S
Vince Matthews
Johnson C. Smith University
Mark Young
Yale
Pete Schuder
Rutgers
Graham Counts On Player Pride To Win Pro Bowl East
East coach Otto Graham banks on player pride to topple the 11 point favorite West in the 11th annual Pro Bowl in Los Angeles. The East seeks revenge after two straight losses while Marcus Tarkenton and a speedy receiving corps pace the attack. Don Meredith supports Tarkenton as quarterback with John Unitas and Roman Gabriel on West duty.
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UPI
Otto Graham
Graham
Speed
NFL
Manning
Dallas Cowboys
Bob Hayes
Homer iJones
New York Giants
Charley Taylor
Redskins
Fran Tarkenton
Giants
Tarkenton
Dallas
Don Meredith
Don Shula
Baltimore Colts
John Unitas
Los Angeles Rams
Roman Gabriel Manning
Del Gobbo Extends Scoring Lead In NEBA Night
East Hartford star Paul Del Gobbo scored 36 points in a 131 120 Plainville win over the Explorers, widening his NEBA scoring lead. Plainville moved 1 game ahead of Bridgeport. late games postponed due to icy conditions will be made up later. Brick-by-brick shifts also reshape the league as Rens add 6 9 Leroy Wright and ex Bristol trio to bolster title hopes.
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East Hartford
Paul del Gobbo
New England Basketball Association
Plainville
Explorers
Bridgeport
Waterbury
Rens
John Lattanzie
Leroy Wright
Wil John
Art Whitehead
Bristol Gears
Ron Harris
Ernie Perry
Joe Ciriella
Jim Seabrook
Bristol
Savoys
Garvin Isaacs
Tom Penders
Jack Kelly
Phil Anares
Dempsey And Tunney To Receive CYO Sports Award
Jack Dempsey and Gene Tunney, former heavyweight champions, will jointly receive the 1967 John V. Marz Sports Award from the Catholic Youth Organization of New York. Archbishop John J. Maguire will present the honor at the 22nd annual Gold Medal Dinner on January 31, on the 40th anniversary of their second fight.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
Gene Tunney
John V. Marz
Catholic Youth Organization of
CYO
John J. Maguire
New York Archdiocese
California's Presley Dismissed From Team
University of California center Bob Presley was kicked off the Bears team for disciplinary reasons. The 6 foot 10-inch standout led the team with 22.8 points and 16.6 rebounds per game this season before his indefinite suspension announced by Coach Rene Herrerias with no further details.
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Calif
UPID
University of California
Bob Presley
Presley
Bears
Jie
Rene Herrerias
Hilltoppers meet Notre Dame in key MBIAC clash
Central’s undefeated Hilltoppers host Notre Dame in a 11th straight win bid at Reilly Memorial Gym. Milford, Stratford, Bassick, Harding, and other area teams also on tap as the day features several league games and race for standings. Rich Begen leads Harding while Tom Sparks and Gene Mack pace Central’s high scorers for a busy afternoon.
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Bruce MacPherson II
Central
Hilltoppers
Notre Dame
MBIAC
Reilly Memorial Gym
Milford
Stratford
Bassick
Lions
Jonathan Law
Devon
Harding
Bunnell
Rich Begen
Fairfield County
Trumbull
Eagles
Andrew Warde
Stales
Westport
Danbury
Bethel
Masuk
Newtown
Barlow
St. Joseph’s
Kolbe
Christ the King
St. Luke's
Central’s Hilltoppers
Notre
Lancers
Tom Sparks
Gene’ Mack
Mack
Sparks
Horace Jenkins
Ron Cruse
Harold Curry
Ken Johnson
Bob Williams
Law
Hunt
Indians
Paul Swanson
Dave Scire
Paul Blatney
Ken Walker
John Slosar
Slosar
John Donnelly
Pete Sulzycki
Vic Swaller
Kirk Fagan
Mike Kowalski
Tufie Maraan
Lawmen
Jim Ryan
Ryan
George Dimitruk
Bob Perschel
Art Romano
Jeff Howard
Ricardo Swilling
Harrison Tayor
Ken Murphy
Larry Wallach
Bulldogs
Presidents
Begen
Jim Kish
Steve Dyott
Mike Hewetz
Dale Stegner
Scott Vaughn
Nesmiths
Tom and
John
Delaney Baldwin
Mark Karagus
Ernie Samuels
Horace Geer
FCIAC
Warde
Scholastic Schedule Sets Tonight’s City Rivalries
Notre Dame faces Central, Mitford meets Stratford, Bunnell plays Harding, Warde clashes Trumbull, Bassick meets Law, Kolbe vs St Joseph’s, Newtown hosts Barlow, Staples visits Danbury. Wreckers aim for seventh win in 12. Hooper Lindsay Hand Bowes in lineup. Kolbe seeks revan ge against Cadets after 71 63 loss. Jerome and Driggs lead scoring for respective teams.
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Mitford
Stratford
Bunnell
Harding
Warde
Trumbull
Bassick
Law Kolbe
St. Joseph's
Newtown
Barlow
Staples
Danbury
Christ the King
St. Luke
Bethel
Masuk
Eagles
Dave Linney
Pete Sweeney
Mike Howard
Doug Forstrom
FCIAC
Westport
Wreckers
Jeff Hooper
Dave Lindsay
John Hand
Brien Bowes
Kolbe Friars
Cadets
Kolbe
Brian Jerome
Jimmy Driggs
St. Josoph
Jerome
Sikorsky Edges Jenkins In Overtime For 80 78 Victory
Jim Perry scored ten points in overtime to lift Sikorsky’s Aviators to an 80 78 win over Jenkins in the YM CA Industrial Class A tussle. Jenkins led 9 point first half before Sikorsky rallied, with Perry scoring in the extra period and Geter and Young pacing Jenkins in a back and forth game.
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Stan Geter
Art Young
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Ted Thompson
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Geter
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Thrush
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Mey
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Lancaster
Kennedy
Thompson
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Sistruck
Mushy
Vernes
Gurney Sets Riverside Qualifying Record For 500 Mile Race
Riverside California Thursday saw Dan Gurney qualify fastest for the Riverside 500 mile race with a record speed of 110.871 mph on the 2.9 mile course. Gurney driven Ford posted 1 minute 27.59 seconds earning pole position for the first time since 1963. David Pearson and defending champion Jones followed with speeds of 110.416 and 109.743 mph, respectively, as all 10 qualifiers topped last year’s mark after the first turn was widened.
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UPI
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Motor ‘Trend
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Gurney
Corona de Mar
Parnellis Tones
David Pearson
Spartanburg
F.C
Jones
Palos Verdes Estates
Riverside Raceway
Dick Hutcherson
Keokul
Iowa
Maple Leafs Rally Past Bruins 4-2 in Boston
Toronto tops Boston 4-2 as Ron Ellis and Jim Pappin score second period goals to lift the Maple Leafs. Bruce Gamble backstops with 51 minutes of shutout work after a tight first period. Leafs surge to within one point of Montreal for third in the Eastern Division with 13,909 fans watching.
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UPI
Ron Ellis
Jim Pappin
Toronto Maple Leafs
Bruin
National Hockey League
Leafs
Bruce Gamble
Bruins
Wayne Carleton
Bob Pulford
Ken Hodge
John McKenzie
Ellis
Pappin
Eddie Johnston
Boston Garden
New York
Montreal
Damascus Carries 126 in Santa Anita San Fernando
Damascus the 1967 Horse of the Year carries 126 pounds in the 7th San Fernando Stakes at Santa Anita. The mile and one eighth race offers 50,000 added and serves as a preview to the Strub Stakes on Feb. 3. Willie Shoemaker rides Damascus. rivals may include Ruben, Field Master, Jungle Road and Most Host. Damascus is unbeaten at a mile and an eighth, with four wins in four starts at the distance.
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Calif
UPI
Damascus
Santa Anita
San Fernando
Charles H. Strub
Willie Shoemaker
Ruben
Field Master
Jungle Road
Lucky Bush
Indians Ink McDowell To $30,000 Contract
Cleveland left hander Sam McDowell signed his 1968 contract for about 30 thousand dollars after a brief meeting with club president Gabe Paul. McDowell, 25, posted a 13-15 record last year and is the ninth Indian to come to terms.
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UPI
Sam McDowell
Cleveland Indians
McDowell
Gabe Paul
Tribe
College Basketball Roundup Highlights From Ohio and Georgia
College games feature High Point 85 defeating Wilmington Alam 72 while Xavier Ohio edges Tusculum 96 to 32. Emory Henry 74 tops Tusculum, Rollins 71 beats Stetson 68, Georgia Southern 68 Valdosta State 57, Miami Florida 76 Jacksonville 75, and Mississippi College 61 plus Florida Presbyterian 74. Morville 69 appears in the brief scores.
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Alam
Ohio
Xavier
Carson Newman
Mercer
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Newmaland
Emory & Henry
Tuscutam
yeNeeting
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Strem
West Virginia Tech
Rollins
Stetson
Georgia Southern
Valdosia St
Clay Used Religion as Draft Escape Says U.S.
UPI reports the government contends Cassius Clay used religion as a last resort to dodge the draft after other claims failed. District Atty Morton Susman argues his sincerity is doubtful, noting Clay shifted grounds from hardship to Muslim conscientious objection after reclassification, and he was jailed for five years and fined $10,000 pending appeal to the 5th Circuit.
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UPI
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Dist
Morton Lian
Clay
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U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
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Susman
American Civil Liberties Union
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5Th Circuit
Wilkens Lifts Hawks Past Bullets 119 116 in Greensboro
St Louis star Len Wilkens scored a late field goal and two free throws to seal a 119 116 victory over the Baltimore Bullets at the Greensboro Coliseum. Beaty led St Louis with 35 points, while Joe Caldwell and Bill Bridges added 22 and 21. Don Oh and Earl Monroe paced Baltimore with 32 and 26 points respectively.
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Baltimore Bullets
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Zelmo Beaty
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Joe Caldwell
Bill Bridges
Don Oh! Jed
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Monroe
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Royals Hold Off Rockets To Capture 129 126 Win
Cincinnati Royals survive a fourth quarter surge by the San Diego Rockets to win 129-126. Oscar Robertson scores 36, including a late free throw with eight seconds left, as Cincinnati extends their winning streak to five and inches closer to Detroit in the Eastern race. Adrian Smith adds 28 for the Royals while Don Kojis leads San Diego with 34 points.
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San Diego Rockets
National Basketball Association
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Oscar Robertson
Robertson
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Detroit
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Adrian Smith
Happy Hairston
Connie Dierking
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Dave Gambee
Sam Diego
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Smith
Wrestey
Barnett
Barnhill
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Willams
Miss Ribot Captures La Centinela Stakes at Arcadia
Miss Ribot wore down heavy favorite Fish Net in the final stretch to win the $24,950 La Centinela Stakes for 3 year old fillies at Santa Anita. Jockey Walter Blum rode the Sir Ribot filly to a 1 1/16 length time and paid $19.20, $4.60, $3.20. Fish Net paid $2.60 and $2.20. Princess Endeavour finished third. The victory earned $15,950 for owners Perne L. and Charles T. Grissom, boosting Miss Ribot lifetime earnings to $26,840.
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Irish Mail
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Pro Basketball Schedule News From New Orleans to Denver
The record notes upcoming games in the NBA season with matchups involving New Orleans and Denver. It mentions Dalles M and Kantuck as part of the schedule alongside New Orleans at Denver for an upcoming night session.
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Kantuck
New Orleans
Denver
Namath Top Man In East AFL Cast
East coach Joe Collier of the Buffalo Bills calls Joe Namath the East’s top asset for the AFL All-Star Game in Jacksonville. Namath, praised for his passing, leads a list of targets Sauer Maynard and Sammons as the two sides prepare for a high scoring, televised duel with Daryle Lamonica and the West.
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Buffalo Bills
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Lance Alworth
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Fred Arbanas
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al Denson
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Maynard
Jack Clancy
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Bob Griese
Jets
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