No Place For Two Masters Declares Arbitrator Kheel
Arbitrator Theodore W. Kheel told a Washington hearing that amateur track and field cannot have dual administration, urging clear rules and a single governing body. He predicted a summer solution as the AAU and NCAA seek defined boundaries amid a long-running feud.
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Associated Press
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New York
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Los Angeles
Doug Sanders Tops Golf Money Winners This Year
Doug Sanders leads the PGA money list this season with 74549 total earnings from 17 events, including 54551 official and 19998 unofficial, with three wins and four top five finishes. Other top money leaders include Gay Brewer Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus and Phil Rodgers. In a separate AP item Max McNab is named general manager coach of the San Diego Gulls after resigning from Vancouver Canucks.
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Frank Beard
Jack Nicklaus
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Bruce Devlin
Lionel Hebert
R. H. Sikes
Gardner Dickinson
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Calif
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Vancouver Canucks
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Cassius Clay Seeks Worthy Challenger After Cooper Win
Cassius Clay eyes a challenger to his world heavyweight title after defeating Henry Cooper in London. Possible foes include Doug Jones, Karl Mildenberger, Thad Spencer, and Amos Lincoln, with speed and power needed to threaten the 24 year old champion.
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John Farrow
Associated Press
London
Cassius Clay
Doug Jones
New York
Clay
Karl Mildenberger
Germany
Thad Spencer
Amos Lincoln
Louisville
Britain
Henry Cooper
Cooper
Les Schissler Wins Third ABC Tournament Title
Les Schissler of Denver captured the 63rd American Bowling Congress Tournament singles and all-events titles on his 36th birthday, leading a Chicago and Akron group in final standings. He finished 760 in singles and 2312 all-events, with doubles 1299 alongside Jerry McClary as the event closed in Rochester.
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Tony Loiacano
Bob Kwiecien
Don Chapman
Scranton
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Bill Hardwick
Louisville
Joe Kristof
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Ohio
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Wilmington
Bill Johnson
New Orleans
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Birmingham
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Sharon
Dick Hoover
Akron
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Don Peters
Ernie Roche
Bill Williamson
Fostoria
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Williamsport
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Robert Era
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Waukegan
Gene Clemons
Sun Powers
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Joe Grasso
Ba-tavia
En Mrozek
Michael Spiezio
Len Tarantini
Joan Mariotti
Old Forge
Frank _Kawahara
Bob Hafen
Pittsburgh
Richard Wiles
Larry Angoth
Pontiac
Mich
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Dick Goevel
Milwaukee
Gerry and
Kurt Schmidt
Fort Wayne
Matson Tops AAU Entries in Randalls Island Meet
Randy Matson the world’s top shot putter and leading discus thrower became the first entry for both events at the National AAU outdoor championships at Randalls Island June 25-26. The Texas A&M star, 6-6, 230 pounds, holds the world shot mark of 70-7.4 and was fourth in discus last year with 201-5.14. His best this year are 69-21 4 and 197-7.
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Randy Matson
Randalls Island
Matson
Texas A&m
Dodgers Plan Post Season Tour In Japan
The 1965 world champion Los Angeles Dodgers will tour Japan for exhibition games after the World Series, agreement reached by Toru Shoriki of the Yomiuri Giants and Dodgers president Walter O Malley. Commissioner Eckert named the Dodgers for the trip. it follows a 1955 visit when they were the Brooklyn Dodgers. Shoriki was in the U.S. with Roy Saika of the Yomiuri Shimbun.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Japan
Toru Shoiki
Yomiuri Giants
Walter O*malley
Dodgers
Dodger
William D. Eckert
Brooklyn Dodgers
O’malley
Hubert H. Humphrey
Shoriki
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U.S
Roy F. Saika
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Mike Ford Still Excited Over Kauai King Victories
Mike Ford discusses Kauai King after the Preakness win and Derby triumph. He plans Belmont training at Aqueduct for June 4 and contemplates a possible start in the Washington International if the horse stays sound. Ford notes Kauai King’s calm temperament and strong racing promise despite not being nominated for Belmont.
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Newt
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Jist
Laurel
Washington, D.C
American Selection Board
United States
Chicago cash grain quotes and prices listed
AP market notes show cash grain prices with futures style bids for corn soybeans oats and yellows. No. 2/ No. 2 red and yellow corn figures appear along with additional yellow grades and sample crude values.
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Pallbearers Not Needed For Chisox Pallbearers Not Needed For Chisox
Chicago White Sox manager Eddie Stanky dismisses funeral talk as the team slides, saying the losses stem from too many hitters under .200. He blames players, vows no blues, hints at minor changes and promotes May optimism amid 14 losses in 19 games.
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Chicago White Sox
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al Weis
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Don Buford
White Sox
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Louis Says Clay Must Fight Outside the U S
Former heavyweight champion Joe Louis told the Milwaukee AP bureau that Cassius Clay must fight outside the United States or not at all. He said Clay lacks domestic box office appeal and would be boycotted if he fought in the U S. Louis noted American public disillusionment over Clay’s Selective Service stance and suggested Europe as the venue for future bouts. He spoke while in Milwaukee for an amateur boxing show and did not watch Clay’s victory over Henry Cooper, predicting Cooper would cut easily.
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Cassius Clay
United States
Joe Louis
Clay
Louis
Henry Cooper
Cooper
Valentine's Day Stays Hot as Valentine Powers Senators
Washington outfielder Fred Valentine has raised his batting average to .333 over his last 15 games, thriving against the California Angels with a .571 mark in eight meetings. He belted a three run homer to win a Saturday showdown and propelled the Senators to two wins, while noting past April slumps and focus on getting on base to drive runs. Valentine, 31, traces his resurgence to overcoming injuries that plagued his early career with Orioles and Senators.
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Associated Press
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Washington Senators
California Angels
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Senator
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Angels
California
Washington
Senators
Jim King
Baltimore
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Archer Tops Qualifiers For National Open Golf
Gilroy, California pro George Archer led local qualifying at the Great Southwest Golf Club in Dallas with 68 and 70 on the par 71, 6 986 yard course. four touring pros also qualified: Don Mastengale 73 72 Charles Coody 75 72 George Bayer 74 76 and Jerry Edwards 73 78.
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George Archer
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Great Southwest Golf Club
Archer
Don Massengale
Charles Coody
George Bayer
Jerry Edwards
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