Court orders Braves to play home games in Atlanta
Federal judge James Noel issued a temporary injunction directing the National League Braves to host home games in Atlanta while Milwaukee remains the shared-home dispute. The ruling preserves the 1966 schedule including a one game Atlanta slate as Wisconsin suits proceed.
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One Legged Youth Bowls 2nd 300
Billy Moore 20 of Little Rock rolled his second straight 300 game at Hilltop Lanes Jacksonville Arkansas in sanction play He also had a 300 game on Feb 17 Moore lost his right leg at 16 and bowled both perfection rounds amid local sports coverage.
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Co-Owner of Black Hawks Succumbs
CHICAGO AP James D. Norris, 49, co-owner of the Chicago Black Hawks and former head of the defunct International Boxing Club, died early today after a 10 day hospital stay for a heart condition. Norris, a multimillionaire, led the IBC for nine years starting in 1949 and promoted many boxing bouts. He also owned a racing stable and had extensive holdings in Chicago Stadium and other interests.
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Toronto
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Ivy League Eyes Flexible Academic Eligibility
The NCAA backed down on a minimum 1.6 scholastic average rule for national eligibility. Ivy League president Goheen says members will submit campus standards in a temporary accord, with the matter likely to resurface at the January 1967 convention. Eight Ivy schools remain in the basketball race while others object to NCAA control over aid and eligibility.
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Fights Last Night Overview From Thursday Boxing
The Associated Press reports last night's boxing results with bouts in Tokyo and Portland. Bobby Valdez defeated Richie Sue on a split decision after a stoppage from a cut near Valdezs eye. Brad Silas outpointed Kid Bassey in Portland on a ten round decision.
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San Diego
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Maine
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Wastington
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Kingston
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Boston 134 St Louis 106 in Nba Thursday games
Boston defeated St Louis 134 to 106. Other Thursday results include New York at Philadelphia and Boston at St Louis with Cincinnati at San Francisco. College scores feature NYU and Manhattan tied 59, Dayton topping Houston 71, and many regional junior and senior tournaments across the South and Midwest.
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National Hockey Results From Tuesday Night
Reported results show no games scheduled with fixtures listed for New York at Montreal Toronto at Weston Detroit at Chicago. Confusion over misread notes mentions Weston advertising and a possible Benes lapsaged in Paar Win.
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Hope Cagers Could Climb to 2nd Place
Hope Star reports Hope Bobcats chase District 4AA second place with one game left in the schedule. Tonight they host Warren Lumberjacks at Jones Field House then travel to face Malvern Leopards. Crossett leads, Smackover second. Arkadelphia and Fairview battle, with potential ties looming if outcomes shift.
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Remarks Housewives Hear Again and Again
HAL BOYLE collects common putdowns aimed at homemakers. The column lists lines about daily tasks, budgeting, dating, and household duties to illustrate tired cliches that echo in households.
Southern State Beats Hendrix in Arkansas Tourney
In Pine Bluff Arkansas Southern State defeated Hendrix 59 49 in the Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference tournament quarterfinals. Little Rock University beat Henderson 64 68 in another quarterfinal. LRU and Hendrix traded leads with Butch Price and Gene O Daniels scoring for Hendrix while Bob Dobson led LRU. The Trojans advance to face Southern State in the semifinals as tonight's games decide the other semifinalist.
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Wallace's Wife Enters Alabama Governor Race
Alabama Attorney General Richmond Flowers prepared to challenge Gov. George Wallace as Lurleen Wallace declared her candidacy. The moves set up a May 3 Democratic primary amid a crowded field including State Sen. Bob Gilchrist. Wallace’s wife, a 39 year old mother of twins, becomes a key figure in the campaign drama.
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Dodgers Big Pair Demand Million in Three-Year Deals
Dodgers stars Sandy Koufax and Don Drysdale sought 1 million dollars and three-year contracts. Dodgers VP Buzzie Bavasi offered the richest package in team history, but the players remained unavailable for comment after negotiations stalled at 500 thousand dollars per year. Bavasi indicated future moves would depend on Koufax and Drysdale readjusting their stance as spring training looms.
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