Imlach Blasts Hawks as Leafs Tie Semifinal
In Dubuque Cedar Rapids boxers Nassif and Dochterman win major awards with the Eagles going 7-0 in bouts. Nassif takes the heavy trophy and Dochterman is named outstanding fighter. KOs by Al Roach Randy Herold Larry David highlight results. In Chicago, Punch Imi l ach excuses Hawk star power after Toronto’s 3-1 win to even the series.
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Leafs Fight Back as Mikita Breaks Nest in Loss
Keon scored on the Leafs while shorthanded. Armstrong reached 30 in the second period on the power play. Mikita tied the game late in the final period, thwarting Sawchuk’s shutout bid. Reay blamed two first period plays for Chicago’s defeat.
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Mele Optimistic on pennant race despite tough AL
Twins manager Sam Mele expresses cautious optimism about recapturing the pennant, noting it will be tough for both his team and Baltimore. Bobby Jones congratulates Gay Brewer onMasters win. Mario Andretti hurt in tuneup says his racing status unclear. Bill Rigney notes Angels' confidence and win drive.
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Marr's Final 75 Not Good Enough for Ryder Cup
Dave Marr fired a final round 75 to finish 292 at the Masters and lose his bid for the U.S. Ryder Cup team, with Johnny Pott grabbing the final spot. The U.S. squad will meet Britain in Houston in October and include Billy Casper, Arnold Palmer, and Gene Littler.
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Pan American Games team named without Hayes Monroe
An 18 man USA Pan Am team was chosen in Minneapolis for Winnipeg with stars Elvin Hayes and Earl Monroe left off. Coach Hal Fischer praised the selections while trimming to 12 for the games starting July 22. The squad gathers July 2 at Minnesota for 20 days of practice before departure.
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Marcucci Upset as Parker Wins in NCAA All Star Meet
In Stillwater Oklahoma Vic Marcucci of Iowa State was upset by Joe Domko of Southern Illinois 3-2 while Don Parker of State College of Iowa defeated Dave Mucka of Moravian 5-3. Both wrestlers competed for the West team as the East beat the West 19-17.
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Scottish driver Kim Clark wins Barcelona Grand Prix
Kim Clark of Scotland led from the start and won the Barcelona Grand Prix Formula Two race in Spain. The weekend fight brief notes other players like Litter, Boros, and Sanders in the coverage.
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Aqueduct Strike Halts Racing Easing Derby Hopes
Aqueduct remains shut for a fifth straight day as horsemen strike for higher purses. If unresolved, the Gotham Mile, worth 50 000 and a key Derby indicator, may be canceled with Derby contenders such as Damascus Reflected Glory Dr Fager and Successor among likely Gotham entrants. Other Derby hopefuls like Monitor Cool Reception and Field Master gain potential advantage at Churchill Downs May 6.
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ABC Vet Dies in Toledo After 55 Bowling Tours
W. J. Billy Mattison, a longtime bowler who took part in 55 consecutive American Bowling Congress tournaments, died in Toledo of an apparent heart attack.
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