AAU expands rule on foreign athletes in U S meets
AP reports at New York luncheon Col Donald Hull announced that foreign athletes suspended for an unsanctioned meet are barred from all U S competition including college meets even where AAU lacks jurisdiction. NCAA President Marcus Plant downplays Hull views while NYU runners from Barbados face eligibility questions for Friday intercollegiate championships.
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Associated Press
NEW York
Jim Shea
Ronald Reagan
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Shea
University of Oregon
New York Track and Field Writers
Amateur Athletic Union
NCAA
Donald Hull
U.S
Track and Field Federation
Hull
Ann Arbor
Mich
Marcus Plant
New York University
Barbados
Lenny Harewood
Edric Jordan
Bertrand Cantwell
Baseball Golfers in 3rd Round
MIAMI Florida AP rivals in the baseball players golf tournament entered the third round with Sam Ellis holding a three stroke lead. Ellis, a Cincinnati Reds pitcher, shot 75 in both first two rounds. Defending champ Ken Harrelson of the Washington Senators was in second, one ahead of Joel Horlen Al Dark and Gary Geiger. Bruins Not Likely to Fall This Late Season. UCLA 21-40 remains in contention with five games left, chasing a historic undefeated regular season, while Kansas North Carolina Princeton Houston and others fill the AP top ten.
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Ken Harrelson
Washington Senators
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al Dark
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Vanderbilt
Commodores
New Mexico State
Drake
Wichita State
Barry Steams Into 3 000 Pt Stretch
New York AP Barry Barry of the San Francisco Warriors chased a 3 000 point season as NBA stats show 2 278 so far with 16 games left needing 45.1 points per game to reach 3 000. Wilt Chamberlain boosts his averages with 101 rebounds and .69 shooting. Other leaders include Oscar Robertson Walt Bellamy Bill Russell Adrian Smith Guy Rodgers and Bobgo.
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Rick Barry
San Francisco Warriors
National Basketball Association
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Wilt Chamberlain
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Philadelphia
Oscar Hobertson
Cincinnati
Walt Bellamy
Bill Russell
Boston
Adrian Smith
Guy Rodgers
Robertgo
Fia
Astros Pledge Chance for Belinsky in Hawaii Trade Sparks Debate
Astros give Bo Belinsky his 90th major league chance, amid talk he prefers Hawaii as a base and a possible trade to the Senators who run a farm club there. Pitching remains unsettled behind Lofry Dierker and Cuellar, with Giusti, Zachary, Farrell and Raymond in the mix as rookies Coombs and Wilson seek spots. Infield strong with Morgan and Jackson, Mathews challenging Aspromonte for third. Wynn, Staub, Nevis, Landis part of an improving outfield. catching solid with Joba Fareman hitting last season, Brotd backing up, Heath at No 3. Bench depth includes Mathews as pinch hitter and other utility players. Prediction: patience.
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Bo Belinsky
Hawaii
Houston
Washington
Senators
Astro
Lofry Dierker
Mike Cuellar
Dave Giusti
Chris Zachary
Dick Farrell
Claude Raymond
Barry Lotman
Donny Coombs
Don Wilson
Joe Morgan
Sonny Jackson
Jackson
Morgan
Bob Aspromonte
Eddie Mathews
Chuck Harrison
Joba Fareman
RBI
Ron
Neem Miller Bas
Arkansas State 86 Lamar Tech 82 in men’s basketball
Arkansas State defeats Lamar Tech 86 to 82 in a college basketball game. Junior and senior teams from the state universities highlight a busy basketball rundown with scores from Arkansas Freshmen and Arkansas State men’s teams.
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Arkansas State
Lamar Tech
Arkansas
Arkansas State Sunior College
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Little Rok University
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Prairie View
Hilltoppers Clinch Playoff Berth With 71 62 Win
Western Kentucky clinched an NCAA tournament berth by beating Eastern Kentucky 71-62 in Richmond. The win capped WKU’s 21st straight victory and a second straight Ohio Valley Conference title, triggering large postgame celebrations in Bowling Green. Kansas rose to fourth in the Top Ten with a 60-50 win over Oklahoma State while Indiana celebrated leading the Big Ten after a 96-81 win at Bloomington. Texas Western beat Utah State 79-75 in two overtimes. Bo Wydenandt scored 42 as Vanderbilt beat Alabama 117-80 in Nashville.
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Associated Press
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Hilltoppers
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Richmond
Mike Fawcett
Kansas
Nebraska
Cowboys
Jayhawks
Jo Jo White
Indiana
Ilinois
Bill Russell
Illinois
Ohio State
Buckeyes
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Texas Western
Dave Lattin
Utah State
Wille Cagar
Vanderbilt
Bo Wyenandt
Commodores
Alabama
Nashville
Unbeaten Frazier Faces Jones in Philadelphia Scrap
Joe Frazier, 23, unbeaten at 14-0, favored 9-5 to beat veteran Doug Jones in a 10 round heavyweight clash at the Arena. Jones, 30, 28-8-2, could surprise if his moves return, but odds favor Frazier’s power. Purses: Jones 10000 dollars or 25 percent of gate. Frazier 7506 dollars or 25 percent of gate, gate seen around 45000 for about 9000 spectators.
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Joe Frazier
Young
Doug Jones
Arena
Frazier
Floyd Patterson
Cassius Clay
Jones
Zora Folley
Clay
Hecht
Kayo
Packer Bonus Sets Record Share For January Wins
Honolulu AP report notes each Green Bay Packer will receive 24 813 63 as a result of two January victories. NFL figures released by Commissioner Rozelle detail the record individual player shares for the Packers Cowboys title game and the earlier Super Bowl payoff.
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Associated Press
Honolulu
Green Bay
Internal Revenue Bureau
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Dallas Cowboys
Kansas City
Pete Rozelle
Dallas
Packer
Willie Wood
Willie Davis
Forrest Gregg
Bob Skorowski
Bart Starr
Herb Adderley
Henry Jordan
Dave Robinson
Vines Lombardi
NFL
New Orleans
League
Dirt Dobbers top Blues in Little League Basketball finale
The Dirt Dobbers beat the Bo-Diddles 43 to 40 at Jones Field House to close the 1967 Little League Basketball season. Gary Jones scored 19 and Lynn Norton 14 for the Reds, while Buddy Ingram led the Blues with 25 points. Cool Cats edged Hot Rods 23 to 16 in the other game.
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Foyt Nominated To Drive Ford At Memorial Day Classic
AJ Foyt of Houston was nominated to drive one of two rear-engine Fords entered in the Memorial Day classic at Indianapolis Speedway. The event marks a major 00 mile race and signals Foyt’s continued involvement in top level American open wheel competition.
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Baseball Intrigue Returns With Missing Pizarro
Baseball's spring training opens with mystery as Pirates southpaw Juan Pizarro from the White Sox is absent from Fort Myers camp. Braves star catcher Joe Torre also misses time amid reported $70,000 demand, while several other signings and roster moves unfold across Cincinnati Boston St Louis and the Mets. In Fort Lauderdale a burglar is foiled by a bird as police mistake a feisty creature for the culprit in a home break-in.
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Associated Press
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Pittsburgh Pirates
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Don Demeter
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Ray Washburn
Jim Coleman
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St. Louis
Jack Hamilton
Alschemtz
New York Mets
Bob Allen
Cleveland
Leachville Tops Arkansas High School Poll in 1967
Leachville earned all 126 first place points to repeat as Arkansas leaders in the AP poll. Harrison moved to No 2 with 119 points, North Little Rock third at 100, Blytheville fourth, Greenbrier fifth, and Whitehall leading the second tier with a first place vote among several others receiving votes.
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Clay Takes Draft Status Fight to Board and Courts
heavyweight champion Cassius Clay plans a hearing before the Presidential Appeal Board in Washington after Texas denied his bid to reclassify as a Black Muslim minister. His attorney Hayden Covington says the fight could reach the U.S. Supreme Court, risking 18 months before any draft action. Clay remains set for a March 22 title defense against Zora Folley at Madison Square Garden.
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Associated Press
NEW York
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Hayden Covington
Presidential Appeal Board
Washington
Covington
Clay
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Taylor
Houston
U.S. Supreme Court
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Selective Service
National Appeal Board
Zora Folley
Madison Square Garden
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