Wash Splashes Dominate With 69 26 Victory
Dave Carrithers swept two events leading Washington to a 69 26 win over a rival in a Thur sday pool meet. Carruthers set a pool record 1 57 in the 200 yard freestyle and Chris Wilson clocked 2 08 4 in the 200 yard individual medley as Washington swept nine varsity events. The junior varsity also won 67 22.
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Mayo Says McLain Can Win 18 to 23 Games
Detroit manager Mayo Smith, in Grand Rapids during the Tigers Michigan tour, said Denny McLain could win 18 to 23 games this season after posting 31-6 in 1968. He warned a players strike could worsen injuries and hurt the Tigers, and suggested a commissioner might help settle the dispute quickly.
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Benvenuti Seeks Path to Foster After Victory
Benvenuti aims for Foster's world light heavyweight title after Bob Foster's first round KO of Frank De Paula. The Italian plans to face Tiger in New York next May as the next step, while praising Foster's power and considering a future title bout.
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Ski Report from Wisconsin and Michigan Areas
Ski reports from Waukesau Wisconsin and Rapids Michigan describe rib mountain as excellent with a two inch base and two more inches expected. Additional notes mention light snow and varying conditions across regions with brief observations of slope quality and activity.
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Bowling Highlights and Scores From Local Leagues
Betty Staub led women with a 244 high game and Velma Platt 593 series in the Woman's Major. Cline and Sundberg posted 257s in the men’s divisions with Sundberg 659 series and Cline 652. Ralph Briles and Rollie Jeffords posted 255 and 253 respectively in Masters. The Times Photo team rolled 1085 in a game and 2902 in a series amid scattered league results.
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Crosby Rain Cancels Open Round at Bing Crosby Event
At Pebble Beach the opening round of the Bing Crosby golf tournament is canceled after heavy rain. Harry Toscano led with a 70 before weather halted play and wiped scores. Billy Casper and Mac McLendon shared the early lead as officials rescheduled play through Monday with ABC televising the final rounds.
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Penn State Wins Orange Bowl Big Payday for Nittany Lions
Penn State defeated Kansas 15-14 in the Orange Bowl earning about 330,000 for the Nittany Lions as an independent. The article notes bowl payouts across conferences, with detailed shares for Big Ten Pacific-8 and others, including Rose Gator Sugar and Cotton bowls, plus charity and Shrine games payouts.
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Showboat Lead To Jimmy Mack Showboat Invitational Semis
Jimmy Mack of Dover New Jersey led 16 semifinalists at the Showboat Invitational in Las Vegas after a 24 game total of 5 448 and a 227 average. Vern Downing of San Francisco was second with 5 380 while Mike McGrath of El Cerrito Calif had 5 357. The 16 semifinalists play 16 games with top five advancing to Saturday finals and a 10 000 prize.
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Two Sweep Matches In A Volleyball League
In Class A action Thursday First Christian and St. Pauls No 1 swept their matches. St Pauls No 1 defeated St Matthews 14 15 15 12 12 5 and Presb No 1 beat Westminster 15 10 15 8 13 86. In Class B St James 15 9 14 topped St Pauls No 2 8 15 12 and First Presbyterian 15 15 15 beat Baptist Brethren 11 2 8.
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Ewbank to Remain Jets Coach GM Despite Nondisclosure
New York Jets announce Weeb Ewbank will continue as coach and general manager for an unspecified term. President Phil Iselin and Ewbank confirmed the pact while not disclosing contract length or financial terms. Ewbank, 61, has led the AFL club for six years with a prior three year deal valued around 50 000 annually.
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Lottery License System proposed in Iowa House
A bill in the Iowa House of Representatives, authored by Rep. John Camp, would change deer hunting license allocation to a lottery plus a first come first served fallback. If licenses are unfilled by lottery, additional requests could be granted on a first come basis, and hunters who miss a license one year would receive one the next year before the lottery.
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Fight results from Tokyo Taunton Portland and Los Angeles
In Tokyo Katsuyoshi Takayama 119 outpointed Terry Go 118. In Taunton Juan Botta 140 knocked out Tony Smit. In Portland Leo Difiore 128 stopped Lloyd Wilson 123. In Los Angeles Oscar Shotgun Alborado 144 outpointed Miguel Hernandez 146.
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Joe Namath and Musial Highlight Old-Timers Careers
Joe Namath hints at retirement at 25 while Stan Musial keeps playing past 40 and hits .330 at 41. Campanella recalls Koufax’s early Dodgers days as the era's stars debate longevity and new salute trends.
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Forrest Gregg Retires From Green Bay Packers
Forrest Gregg, 35, offensive tackle and 12 year Packer veteran, retired Thursday in Green Bay. He was an all-pro from 1960 to 1967 and played in the Pro Bowl five times in 1961 65 67 68 and 69. NFL players named him the best offensive lineman in 1967.
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Davidson Sparks Past Princeton as Moser Shines
Davidson, led by 6-1 MVP Dave Moser, routed Princeton 71-54 as Moser scored eight in the second half. Coach Lefty Driesell praised Moser’s backcourt smarts while Mike O’Neill added 22 points to offset an injured starter. Davidson improves to 13-1.
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