Coe Favored in Midwest Conference South Race
Coe is a slight favorite to win the Southern division of the Midwest Conference, with Monmouth the defending titlist and Ripon the Northern division favorite. Predictions follow a league survey ahead of first conference action this weekend, including Coe hosting Grinnell Saturday and Monmouth’s April 11 opener against Knox.
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Coe
Monmouth
Grinnell
Carleton
St. Olaf
Lawrence
Knox
Lions Sign Top Two Draft Picks Farr and Barney
Detroit AP reports the Lions signed their first and second picks Mel Farr from UCLA and Lem Barney from Jackson State to NFL contracts. Farr is a running back and Barney a defensive back, both expected to bolster Detroit's 1964 season.
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Lions
Farr
Barney
Detroit
Detroit Lions
UCLA
Mel Farr
Lem Barney
Jackson Miss. State
Yankees Caribbean trip yields injuries and losses
The New York Yankees stalled on their Caribbean tour with a 1-2 record as Lou Clinton fractured a thumb and Charley Smith suffered a shoulder separation. John Kennedy was named starting shortstop after a trade with Los Angeles, while other players faced roster moves and medical setbacks.
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Ron Rap
Associated Press
New York Yankees
Yanks
Virgin Islands
Puerto Rico
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Yankees
Lou Clinton
Charley Smith
Islands
Clinton
Smith
John Kennedy
Los Angeles
Goodfield
Jack Cullen
John Miller
Detroit promoter moves to block Patterson bout in court
A Detroit promoter filed plans to seek a federal injunction to bar Muhammad Ali from defending his heavyweight title against Floyd Patterson anywhere but Detroit. The dispute follows failed negotiations with E and J Sports Club, amid claims of interference by Muhammad Ali's camp. Las Vegas now favored for the title bout with TV coverage planned for the United States Canada and international markets.
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Detroit
Cassius Clay
Floyd Patforom
Pea Oeattantarvee Serepgen Gee
Jean Wilson
E and J Sports’ Club
Eddie D. Smith
Clay
Patterson
E and
Muhammad Ali
Las Vegas
New York
United States
Canada
Japan
Europe
Jeff Wins No-Hitter to Open Cedar Rapids- Marion Season
Jefferson High School opened its 1967 baseball campaign with a 7-0 no hitter over Central City. Three J-Hawk pitchers combined for 13 strikeouts as Doug Wilford fanned eight in three innings, Gary Bannick added two in three, and Mark Tschopp finished with three. Tim Kelley and Dennis Hoelker led a 10-hit attack, each with two hits in three trips, pacing the victory.
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al Onaka
Tom Shannahan
Ed Schwenke
Jerry Crees
Jeff Hansen
Norm Ellenberger
Monmouth
Don Ingerson
Mike Frederick
Sandy MacKenzie
Fleet
Gene Kowert
Grinhell
Létterrt Ten
Greg Dean
Ron Gatton
Grinnell
Bob Geller
Dave Schatz
Dick Schneider
Tom Lower
Ken Engle
Jim Sebern
Rick Vranek
John Sterzer
Ripon
Dave Bienfang
Bill Metcalf
Gene Klann
Gordon Steinbach
Jim Clark
Robin Hering
Vern Potlinger
Roger Merl
Lawrence
Vikes
Chris Olsen
Dick Briden
Jefferson High School
Cedar Rapids- Marion
Central City
J-Hawk
Doug Wilford
Gary Bannick
Mark Tschopp
Tim Kelley
Dennis Hoelker
Kelley
Hills
Wilford
Sannick
Schmickle
Hayden
College Baseball Results Across Multiple Matches
College baseball scores include Gridgewater over Ashland 6 to 0 and LaSalle over Penn 7 to 2. Other games feature Duke defeating Colby 7 to 3 and Arizona State routing Utah State 5 to 3. Various teams posted wins and losses in a wide spread of matchups across the circuit.
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Wave Ashland
Columbus
Manhatt
LaSalle
Penn
Carson-Newman
E. Michigan
South Carolina
Brown Aerican U
Mt. St. Mary’s
Duke
Colby
Sul Ross
Pershins
Cal
Auburn
Vanderbilt
Pieters
McNeese
Wea
la. Tech
Miss St
Pacific
Portland St
Oregon Col
Texas A&m
Texas Tech
Cal Poly Poma
Laverne Col
Bills Sign No 9 Draft Choice Jerry Leither
The Buffalo Bills signed their No 9 draft pick Jerry Leither a tight end prospect from Kent State Ohio.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Buffalo Bills
American Football League
Jerry Leither
Kent State
Ohio
Baseball Line Scores From Florida Sites
A compressed summary of baseball line scores across multiple Florida venues including West Palm Beach Fort Myers Tampa and Sarasota with teams such as Philadelphia Pittsburgh Cincinnati Cleveland San Francisco and New York listing runs hits and pitchers. Key performances include Blass and Osteen credited with wins and Zachary and Dunn noted for mound work alongside home run mentions for several clubs in intradomain exhibition fashion.
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Fla
Philadelphia
Sher
Airy Tex Jarvis
Carroll
Nantendez
Mt ‘Torre
W—Jarvis
LeShort
FT. Myers
Kansas
Hunter
Handrahan
Batibe
Roof
Duncan di Verte
Blass
Gonder
W—Blass
L—Dulil
Pallsbursh
Stargell
Tampa
ELA
Detroit
Cincinnati
Wilson
Monbouauille
Kfippstein
Oycar Wetter Cowan
Cincinnaliy
Bawards
Nat Arlington
Texas
Mouston
Los Angeles
Zachary
Aeinsky
Schenider
Sateman
Brand
Osteen Pernoski
Egstbare
Coheanis
Osteen
Track Shoes Rule Ends Maury Wills Shoes Dispute
Maury Wills of the Pittsburgh Pirates was ordered by National League president Warren Giles to switch from track style spikes to conventional baseball shoes by opening day. The ruling came after Wills, who stole nine bases this spring, wore blunt spikes resembling track shoes, prompting concerns about safety and fairness. Wills plans to comply within days, with a deadline of April 11.
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Fort Myers
Fla
Maury Wills
Warren Giles
National League
Wills
Giles
Los Angeles Dodgers
Ron
Los Angeles
Joe K. Brown
Pittsburgh
Maury
Brown
Larry Napp
Joe Cronin
Aaron leads league with 44 homers after Vietnam morale tour
Hank Aaron balanced a public relations effort with a weak batting average of .279 the lowest in 13 years. The Braves star, along with Torre Killebrew Robinson Musial and Mel Allen, spent 17 days in Vietnam visiting troops in the field and hospitals, showing last year's All-Star game and sharing baseball. He said the trip boosted morale, despite risks and war-zone realities.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
Hank Aaron
Atlanta
Vietnam
Braves
U. S
Aaron
Joe Torre
Harmon Killebrew
Brooks Robinson
Stan Musial
Mel. Ates
White Sox Trim Roster by Sending Three to Minors
The Chicago White Sox optioned three players on Monday to reduce the roster to 30, two above the opening day limit. Infielder Marv Staehle, pitcher Don Dennis, and catcher Herrmann were sent to minor league camps in Indianapolis and to the camp for reassignment.
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Jack Hamilton
Morning Sun
Iowa
Bill Denehy
Chicago White Sox
New York Mets
Mets
Cleon Jones
Johnny Lewis
Sarasota
Fla
Regis High
Bianchi Named Seattle Cage Coach
SEATTLE AP Al Bianchi 35, assistant coach of the Chicago Bulls, was named Monday as head coach of the Seattle Supersonics, the new NBA team that will begin play next winter. Don Richman Seattle general manager said Bianchi signed a three year contract at an undisclosed salary.
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al Bianchi
Chicago Bulls
Seattle Supersonics
Seattle National Basketball Assn
Don Richman
Bianchi
Boxing results recap across cities with varied outcomes
The AP report lists multiple boxing results from cities including Baltimore Worcester New Orleans Salt Lake City Okaya ma Paris Omaha Las Vegas and Las Vegas style venues. Boxers such as Dick Diveronica He Yu Herbie Lee Anderson Don Fullmer Joe Hopkins Masashi Nakano Soulyemane Diallo Art Hernandez Jock Tarouki Leon Perkins and Adolph Pruitt are noted with knockouts stoppages and decisions across weight classes.
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Baltimore
Diveronica
Canastota
He Yu
Sweet
Herbie Lee
Washington
Worcester
Eas
Bled Shall
Newark
Ea Anderson
New Orleans
Jimmy du
New_York
Marion Connor
Canton
Ohio
Salt Lake City
Don Fullmer
West Jordan
Utah
Joe Hopkins
Okayama City
Japan
Masahi Nakano
Jessie Series
Philipines
Paris
Soulyemane Diallo
France
Art Hernandez
Omaha
Nel Waples
Mario Lemagna
Ae Ma
Jock Tarouki
Nigeria
Las Vegas
Eon Perkins
Chicago
Outpointer Adalp Pruitt
Los Angeles
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Bill Wendling
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Dick Howser
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Twins
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Lee Bales
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Madison Square Garden
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Partir
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2Nd Avenue
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By Murray Chass
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