Bullets Trade for Counts in Swap with Celtics
The Baltimore Bullets announced a straight player deal sending center Mel Counts to Boston for forward Bailey Howell. Counts, 7-foot 230 pounds from Coos Bay Oregon entering his third NBA season, was a standout at Oregon State and on the 1964 U S Olympic team. Howell, 29, averaged 17.3 points last season and played in 79 games.
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Dysart Geneseo Faces Tough 1967 Football Schedule
Dysart Geneseo grid outlook under coach Kent Folsom features a larger squad, a tougher 1967 schedule, and the addition of Dike Parkersburg and Gladbrook to the league. Veterans include backfield stars Dave Fry and Craig Mercer, with strong line depth and several non lettermen vying for key roles.
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Baseball Roundup: Dodgers, Cubs and Braves Win in Narrow Games
National League scores feature Dodgers in the 10th as Jim Lefebvre drives in Jim Gilliam after an infield hit. Other results show Atlanta beating St Louis 7-4, Cubs 11-3 over Cincinnati, and Philadelphia 3-1 over Houston. Frank Fairly drives in runs despite a tense late inning. pitching notes mention Gaylord Perry’s 20th win in a separate game.
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Midwest grid notes amid training scuffles and tweaks
Iowa reports 88 man squad losing an average of five pounds per man during conditioning. Pur due trainer Pinky Newell notes losses were lighter than expected. Indiana shows strong passing from veterans Stavroff and Perry in opening session under Coach Pont with two heavy workouts and a planned Saturday scrimmage. Ohio State halts with Reynolds hamstring pull, Woody Hayes leads a 70 man drill schedule.
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