Fans Bet on Goalies to Last Longer in NL Clash
Chicago fans wagered on Ed Johnston and Glenn Hall lasting longer than referee Frank Udvari as the Black Hawks beat the Bruins 4-3. Johnston faced 47 shots, Hall 39, with 26 penalties in a brutal second period. Kurtenbach was ejected after shoving an official. Montreal and Chicago tied for the league lead with 69 points. New York beat Toronto 4-2, Rangers’ Camille Henry netting his 25th. Detroit defeated Montreal 4-1 as part of weekend action.
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Bobby Rousseau
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Toronto
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Grambling Beats AM&N In 101-87 Showdown
Grambling State, ranked No. 2 among small colleges, defeated Arkansas AM&N 101 to 87 to avenge an earlier loss. James Mack Alten scored 26 for AM&N while Harald Blevins added 19 for Grambling. Grambling moved to 22-1, AM&N to 16-6.
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NCA Opposes Friday Night Pro Football TV Plan
The NCAA and a national high school body challenge Friday night pro football broadcasts arguing the plan violates the 1961 antitrust law. NCAA executive director Walt Byers says the law bans pro teams from Friday or Saturday telecasts near colleges, with no clear reference to high schools. AB C argues the five NL games may not be covered since deals are with clubs, not the NFL.
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Baseball Mourns Hubbs Death Of Cubs Star Ken Hubbs
Ken Hubbs 22, NL Rookie of the Year in 1962, died in a Utah plane crash near Provo along with Dennis Doyle. His loss shocks Chicago and the baseball world as funeral plans are set and questions arise about high school sports scheduling.
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Associated Press
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Utah
Chicago Cubs
Ken Hubbs
Cubs
Keith
Brigham Young University
Dennis Doyle
Hubbs
Colton
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Utah Lake
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Australian teen sets world record in breaststroke
In Sydney, Australian Tan O'Brien, a teenager, clocked 1:08.5 for 11-yard breaststroke to break the world record, shaving 1.1 seconds off Chet Jastremski of the United States set on August 23, 1961.
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Sydney
Australia
Tan O'Brien
Chet Jastremski
United States
Reliable Cars Win Daytona Continental Race
Phil Hill of Santa Monica and Pedro Rodriguez of Mexico City won the Daytona Continental, a 1,243 mile, 12 hour 40 minute event on banked and road courses. A damaged left front tire fender from an early Ferrari blow did not stop them as mechanics removed the fender and the car continued to victory.
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Bernie Kennedy
Associated Press
Daytona Beach
Fla
Phil Hill
Santa Monica
Calif
Pedro Rodriguez
Mexico City
United States
Ferrari
Hubbs Family,Mournful Pallbearers At Cubs Pilot's Funeral
Chicago Cub teammates will act as pallbearers. Colton Little League champ 1954 teammates will be honorary pallbearers. Utah State Aeronautics Director Harlon Bement says the plane nose down at 70 to 80 degrees with the right wing hitting first suggests a graveyard spiral from reduced visibility. Hubbs earned his pilot license two weeks ago and had 71 hours 15 minutes total flight time.
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Colton
Utah State Aeronautics
Harlon Bement
American League faces upheaval over Finley fate
Boston AP report outlines intensified pressure as owners prepare to oust Charles O Finley over lease disputes with Kansas City. Finley pledges control as deadlines loom, with talks stalling and potential lawsuits looming amid talk of franchise relocation. Also included is a race recap noting Hill and Rodriguez at about 98 mph winning $12,300.
L A Woman Wins Bowling Division in Arkansas Tourney
Wanda Brooks of Little Rock captured the singles title with 678 as the Arkansas Women's Bowling Tournament concluded. Fayetteville’s Moore's Chanel led the team event with 2 995 points, while Wilma Hughes and Maurice White of Arkadelphia won doubles with 1 257. Mae Burdine of Magnolia took all events scratch with 1 619 and Blaine Cunningham of Fort Smith won all events handicap with 1 893. Naomi Butler of Fort Smith earned the Theresa Kelone award for high team series with 630.
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Blaine Cunningham
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Naomi Butler
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Records by Hayes Pennel Rejected Track Feats
London AP reports the International Amateur Athletic Federation approved 19 world track records on Saturday but rejected John Pennel’s 17 feet four and a half inches pole vault attempt and Bob Hayes’ 9.1 second national record in the 100 yard dash.
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International Amateur Athletic Federation
John Pennel
Bob Hayes
Finley Rules Out Sale of Ball Club in Boston Meeting
Finley, who plans to move his team to Oakland, said the ball club is not for sale now or ever. He dismissed a $7 million sale offer as a "manufactured lie" and reaffirmed a two-year lease while Kansas City officials pressed for four or more years. A three-year compromise proposed by Councilman John Maguire failed amid questions of authority and intent.
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Finley
Kansas City
Sandy Koufax
Yankees
Joe Cronin
Cronin
Louis Niger
Oakland
Boston
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Pro Football Probers Hear Bigwigs Before Senate Panel
Washington AP report on Senate antitrust hearings with Pete Rozelle and Joe Foss slated to testify on league playoff plans and antitrust exemptions. Ordell Brasse and other players advocates push for stronger contract protections while NFL resists. Baseball figures Cronin Giles discuss exemptions as Finley is noted but not sure to testify.
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Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee
Pete Rozelle
Joe Foss
NFL
AFL
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Baltimore Colts
Ordell Brasse
Brasse
National League Players Association
Charles C. Finley
Kansas City Athletics
American League
Joe Cronin
Cronin
Warren Giles
National League
Finley
Arkansas Scores From Saturday College Games
The Arkansas Associated Press roundup lists Arkansas 73 over Baylor 61 and Arkansas Tech 80 to 69 against Harding. Also noted were Arkansas State 88 over Henderson 78, Little Rock U 65 over John Brown 60 in overtime, and Grambling 101 to 87 over Arkanga AM&N. Additional results include Lamar Tech 91 over Arkansas iState 88 and several high school scores across the state.
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Associated Press
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Baylor
Arkansas Tech
Harding
Henderson
Rice Leads Shoats Past Texarkana Jr College in OT
Arkansas freshman Fred Rice scored six of his 36 points in overtime as the Shoats beat Texarkana Junior College 82-79. Texarkana trailed 42-39 at halftime but tied the game 69-69 late in regulation. Shoats sank seven of nine free throws in overtime while Texarkana scorers posted 24 points.
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Arkansas
Fred Rice
Shoats
Texarkana Junior College
Texarkana
Don Morris Jed
Italian Sets Ski Fly World Record at Oberstdorf
Italian ski jumper Nino Zandanel, age 26, soared 472 feet at Oberstdorf to set a ski fly world record on Sunday. The report also mentions disputes over his efforts to relocate his American League Athletics to Louisville, Kentucky, Oakland, California, or another site.
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Germany
Nino Zandanel
American League Athletics
Louisville
Oakland
Calif
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