Yankees sign up players quickly with Mullins note
New York Yankees avoid holdouts as spring training nears with six new signings announced at a Jim Linz restaurant. Mickey Mantle remains away for shoulder surgery at Mayo Clinic. Ralph Houk negotiates deals, including Jim Bouton who previously had run ins over pay. Bouton settles at $27,000 after originally offered $23,000.
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National Basketball Association Scores and Schedules
The Associated Press reports full Tuesday results with Cincinnati beating Baltimore 128 to 113 and San Francisco defeating Detroit 118 to 103. New York topped Philadelphia 136 to 123. Upcoming games include New York at Boston and Los Angeles at Baltimore.
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Parkers Sign Up Two Grid Players
Arkansas Razorbacks signed two high school football players on the first day of Southwest Conference signings. Tommy Dew, a 200 pound defensive end from North Little Rock, joined by Ronnie Hammers, a 22 pound end from Marshall Texas, both inked grant-in-aid agreements.
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Fights Last Night Tuesday's Fights
Houston report Cleveland Williams 214 pounds knocks out Ben Black 233 of Chicago in one. Ray Martin 196 of Houston knocked out by Dave Zyglewicz 188 of Watervliet New York. Chainoi 1144 of Thailand outpoints Burrini 447 of Italy. Bobby Cassidy 157 of Levittown NLY stopped Danny Garcia 158 of Dominican Republic. Chu Chu Garcia 1364 of Mexico outpoints Porfirio Zamora 136% of Corpus Christi.
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Clay-Terrell Fight Seems About Set
Cassius Clay and Ernie Terrell are set for the world heavyweight title bout at Chicago's International Amphitheatre on March 29 after Illinois Athletic Commission approval. Clay earns about 450000, Terrell 20 percent plus 50000 guarantee, 12500 training expenses, and 100000 minimum from closed circuit. The Black Muslims are linked to the event via Main Boat Inc. The commission assures no hometown bias as to who wins. The hymn Lead Kindly Light was written by John Henry Newman, later Cardinal Newman.
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Hockey Loop Expansion Is Discussed
NY AP reports owners from Dan Reeves to Art Rooney back a planned NHL second division with six franchises for Los Angeles, San Francisco, Oakland and others. Each franchise priced at 2 million, meetings conclude with 13 groups across eight cities amid strong league expansion expectations.
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Wheatshockers dominate Ramblers as Cornhuskers falter
Wichita State upset No 3 Loyola Chicago 92-84 at home behind 25 points 18 rebounds by Warren Armstrong. Nebraska dropped an 85-81 overtime decision to Oklahoma City as Jerry Lee Wells scored the final three seconds of OT. Rice edged Arkansas 76-71, Syracuse crushed Carnell 120-85 led by Dave Bing with 39 points 25 rebounds and 8 assists.
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Yerger and Ashdown Split Two
Yerger Senior boys defeated Ashdown 77 to 67 while Yerger Senior girls lost 39 to 34. Ronald Stuart led the Yerger boys with 32 points and J Smith added 19, Ashdown was led by J Green with 23. The girls trailed after three periods and Ashdown pulled ahead 34-39 in the final period.
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National Hockey League Schedule and Results Feed
National Hockey League results and upcoming games list matches Thursday's schedule with New York visiting Toronto and Detroit at Chicago while Montreal travels to Boston and New York hosts Detroit in key matchups.
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Mays Reported Signed for 125000 Contract
San Francisco Giants center fielder Willie Mays reportedly signed a 125000 deal making him the highest paid player in baseball history. Giants official Chub Feeney voiced skepticism about premature announcements while club policy shuns salary figures.
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Chub) Feeney
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Golf Course Dress Debate Sparks Rights Clash
New York AP report details a heated debate over women wearing Bermuda shorts on the golf course. Supporters including Clifford Ann Creed and Gussie Moran defend shorts as fashion and sport progress while critics call it improper.
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Round in County Cage Meet Tonight
The Hempstead County Tournament hosts second round games tonight at 6 30 with Blevins in charge Guernsey and Saratoga Junior girls play at 6 30 then Saratoga and Blevins Junior boys at 7 30 The final game at 6 30 features Hope Senior girls versus Spring Hill Earlier results include Hope Junior girls beating Spring Hill 38 25 Guernsey Junior girls defeating Blevins 43 23 and Saratoga Senior boys topping Spring Hill 59 37
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Knicks Bench Wilt Chamberlain In 136 123 Win At MSG
Wilt Chamberlain was rested as the New York Knicks beat the Philadelphia 136-123 in a National Basketball Association doubleheader at Madison Square Garden. The Knicks' win, aided by prolific scoring, followed the Warriors 113-103 over the Pistons.
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One Robin Does Not Make Spring in Boxing Comeback
Houston AP report says heavyweight Cleveland Williams returned to the ring after 14 months out due to a gunshot wound. In a 10 round bout he stopped Ben Black in the first round, weighing 214 pounds to Black's 233, and Williams held No. 2 ranking with the WBA before the shooting.
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Georgians Back Braves Move To Atlanta End Of Milwaukee Bid
Atlanta Mayor Ivan Allen declares the Braves move to Atlanta best thing for baseball since Ty Cobb as Fulton Superior Court rules the 25 year Atlanta contract valid. Wisconsin officials challenge antitrust and had sought Milwaukee as 1966 home, but Georgia court claims no conflict with another state and affirms the Atlanta agreement.
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Arkansas Junior Bowling Association meets at Jacksonville
The Arkansas Junior Bowling Association formed in 1965 held its first annual meeting and officer elections at Jacksonville Air Force Base NCC Club with about 100 attendees. Sgt. Robert Riley opened with a talk on junior bowling rules, and Henry Preston explained amateur status. Officers elected include Carl MacCanniel as President and Miriam Frederick as Secretary Treasurer.
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Lions suspend veteran end Gail Cogdill first time
The Detroit Lions suspended veteran end Gail Cogdill for remarks about the team coach management and players. President Harry Gilmer and owner William Clay Ford supported the decision after an investigation found positive statements detrimental to the team and football in general.
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