Louis Calls Boycott Of Olympics A Serious Mistake
Detroit AP Joe Louis says the proposed Negro boycott of the Olympics would be a serious mistake for America. He weighs in on Cassius Clay, the draft dodging conviction, and Clay’s boxing legacy while speaking from Kirwood Hospital after gall bladder and appendix surgery. Louis believes Clay remains champion until retirement or jail.
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Joe Louis
Cassius Clay
Brown Lomber
Louis
Kirwood
Clay
America
Local Bowling Honors Highlight Frustrating Night of High Scores
Bre Sue Merkle posted a 239 as the top game in a night of bowling. Several teammates and competitors posted strong series including Florence Amoroso 502 and Doris Lucie 212. Other scores feature Audrey Rouse 186 and Dorothy Fitch 203 in a wide spread of results across multiple teams.
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Florence Amoroso
Shirley Gariepy
Marlene Crosby
Doris Lucie
Lyle's Builders
Erie County Plastics
Dorothy Weidner
Thelma Gravis
Jean van Keuren
Dorothy Fitch
Gladys Thompson
Maxine Skinner
Stella Stec
Ruth Heybeck
Doris Houghtling
Bowlfire Ladies
Sawyer’s
Stockton
City Bowling Winners Crowned at Moose Club Dinner
City bowling winners were honored at a Moose Club dinner. Front row includes Ray Higley high single game. Eagle's Restaurant team members William Williams Sam Smith. second row lists Frank Campiano Bob Johnson John Kornikoski Larry Mosher Joe Donoghue. Mosher won the singles title. Campisano paired with Dick Catalla for doubles.
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Ray Higley
William Williams
Sam Smith
Eagle's Restaurant
Frank Campieano
Bob Johnson
John Kornikoski
Larry Mosher
Joe
Donoghue
Johnson
Kornikoski
Eagle
Mosher
Campisano
Dick Catalla
Journal
Johnston
NCAA To Reveal Answer To Track Feud Settlement Plan
Washington AP reports the NCAA plans a late news conference without an advance reply to Senate supported track settlement proposals. Sources say the silence fuels speculation the track feud may continue despite Senate efforts and cooperation with the Amateur Athletic Union and U.S. Track and Field Federation.
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NCAA
Washington
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Senate
Conigliaro Injured in Two Car Boston Crash
Tony Conigliaro of the Red Sox suffered minor injuries in a two car collision early today after returning to Boston from spring training. He was treated for bruises at a city hospital and released. he has been sidelined by eye trouble and headaches this spring while trying to return from a six week injury last season.
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Tony Conigliaro
Red Sox
Summerville
Jim Lonborg
Carl Yastrzemski
Boston Evening Globe
Conigliaro
Committee Malls Olympic Cage Trial Results
A 45 man committee evaluates 86 players for 12 spots on the U S Olympic basketball team. Chair Ben Carnevale says they will use statistical sheets and daily meetings after games to choose players for the Olympics. Trials involve 88 players from eight teams at New Mexico’s arena with four opening games daily and final team announcements planned for Sunday.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Ben Carnevale
New York University
U.S
University of New Mexico
Arcana
Amateur Athletic Union
NCAA
Armed, Herves
Injuries Hit Orioles and Red Sox as Spring Training Drags On
The Orioles face pitching woes with Jim Palmer and Wally Bunker sent to the minor leagues for work, while the Red Sox cope with Jim Lonborg’s elbow and Tony Conigliaro eye problems. Conigliaro seeks further eye tests after late season injuries, and Boston plans for a challenging start.
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Orioles
Wally Bunker
Jim Palmer
Bunker
Palmer
Stu Miller
Bo Belinsky
Belinsky
Houston Astros
Hawaii
Woody Fryman
Mike McCormick
Earl Wilson
Milt Pappas
Jerry Stephenson
Fryman
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Jim Bunning
Phillies
Minnesota
Tony Taylor
McCormick
Cy Young
Cleveland
San Francisco
Indians
Wilson
Orioles eye healthy return to contend in 1968
Baltimore faces a crucial spring with Frank Robinson and Brooks Robinson leading an offense that returns Powell Blefary and Belanger while Palmer McNally and Bunker anchor a slate of potential starters. A 1967 collapse and key injuries loom over Hank Bauer’s plans as Palmers arm and Blair ankle recovery shape the roster.
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Orioles
Frank Robinson
Sarasoza
Jim Palmer
Bauer
Palmer
Dave McNally
Wally Bunker
Los Angeles
Robinson
Boog Powell
Latal
Washington
Paul Blair
Puerto Rico
Powell
Blair
Chicago
Brooks Robinson
Mark Belanger
Luis Aparicio
Aparicio
White Sox
Russ Snyder
John Matias
Don Buford
Bruce Howard
Roger Nelson
Dave Johnson
Dave May
Marv Rettermund
Curt Blefary
Andy Etchebarren
Ving
Tom Phoebus
Jim Hardin
Howard
McNally
Bunker
Pete Richert
Robinsons
Blefary
Belanger
Tribe trims roster as Indians slim for season opening
Cleveland assigned Orlando Pena Bob Allen Steve Bailey and Rich Scheinblum to Portland and optioned Pedro Gonzalez to Tulsa and Tom Kelley to Waterbury. Left with 23 men on the roster the Indians hold four extra relief pitchers not on the official roster as they seek a southpaw reliever.
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Fuoqson
Ariz
Orlando Pena
Bob Allen
Steve Bailey
Rich Scheinblum
Portland
Cleveand Indians
Tribe
Pedro Gonzalez
Tulsa
Tom Kelley
Waterbury
Conn
Pena
Allen
Jack Spring
Indians
Camp
Cleveland
Los Angeles
San Diego
Wade
Dickering
Hal “Curtz
Darnell Sutherland
Ed Farmer
Mike Paul
Chevrolet and Chevelle Power Options and Savings Ad
Promotional copy lists Chevrolet and Chevelle models with 250 hp Turbo-Five V8 and Turbo Hydra Matic plus whitewalls. It touts large savings on power disc brakes and power steering with any V8 Chevrolet or Chevelle. Also offers discounts on vinyl top, electric clock, wheel covers and appearance guard trim on 2 door or 4 door hardtops.
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