Ruling on Clay Terrell Title Fight Looms in Illinois
Illinois Attorney General William G. Clark was to rule on a new license for the Cassius Clay Ernie Terrell heavyweight title bout as the Illinois Athletic Commission sent the matter to him. If denied in Chicago, Louisville, Kentucky faces strong consideration as a site with officials awaiting license decisions and potential reclassification fallout.
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Joe Mooshil
Associated Press
Chicago
Illinois
William G. Clark
Cassius Clay
Ernie Terrell
Clark
Ilinois Athletic Commission
Louisville
Arthur Grafton
Clay
Bob Evans
Kentucky
Promoters’ Corporation
Irv Schoenwald
Ben Bentley
Schoenwald
Otto Kerner
Commission
Terrell
Joe Tuiner
Tee Robichaux
Lou Radzienda
Kerner
Richard J. Daley
Basketball Scores and Schedules Across Leagues
National context lists St. Louis 108 Detroit 103 in NBA action with Boston and Detroit games noted. College results span multiple regions including Marquette Niagara Vanderbilt Tulane Alabama Michigan Notre Dame Creighton Oregon State Utah Colorado and more, plus Beanpot results Boston Col and Boston U. local high school Class A and B boys finals are listed for Augusta Brinkley Lavaca Manila White Hall and others.
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National Basketball Association
Associated Press
St. Louis
Detroit
Boston
Baltimore
New York
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
South
Vanderbilt
Tulane
Tennessee
Ga. Tech
Forrida
Alabama
Mississippi
Miami
Fla
Kentucky Remains Undefeated Atop AP Poll
Texas Western holds second in the latest Associated Press major college basketball ranking behind Kentucky. Kentucky leads with 38 first place votes and 396 points, while Texas Western has 330 points. Duke falls to third as Michigan drops from the top ten. Kentucky 23 0, Texas Western 22 0, and other Top Ten teams listed.
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Associated Press
Texas
Western
Miners
Kentucky
Texas Western
Wildcats
New Mexico State
Seattle
Tennessee
Tulane
Duke
Mississippi
West Texas
Colorado State
Wake Forest
Michigan
Wolverines
Cincinnati
Town
Orioles Hopeful Power and Depth Define 1965 Outlook
Baltimore, led by Frank Robinson and Boog Powell, fields a power laden lineup with Brooks Robinson and Paul Blair. Pitching remains the concern though Barber McNally Palmer and rookies Blefary and others provide depth, while the bullpen features Miller and Hall. Prediction: strong offense, uncertain rotation.
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Orioles
Steve Barber
Dave McNally
Woo
Wally Sunker
John Miller
Jim Palmer
Haltimore
Jiky Prank Kertaina
Ed Barnowski
Ed Watts
Dave Leonhard
Watts
Stu Miller
Dick Hlall
Miller
Hall
Boog Powell
Brooks Robinson
Jerss Adair
Luis Aparicio
Adair
Milt Pappas
Frank Robinson
Robby
Jett
Paul Blair
Curt Blefary
Blefary
Robinsons
Powell
Southern State nods to NAIA bid after AIC title win
Southern State College men claim District 1 NAIA tournament berth by beating Arkansas State Teachers College 59 to 48 in the Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference final. The Muleriders, led by Denny Denton with 16 points and Bill Askew 11, rally from early deficit to seal the title. ASTC stars Larry Burleson and George Jones score 12 each as the Bears drop for the third time to the champions this season.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
Southern State College
Kansas City
Arkansas State Teachers College
Muleriders
AIC
Ouachita Baptist University
Southern
ASTC
Charles Jones
Denny Denton
Bill Askew
Larry Burleson
George Jones
Southern State
Bears
Braves Case Returns to Courtroom in Antitrust Action
Wisconsin antitrust suit against baseball moves back to court as a morning session hints at a pitched legal battle. Judge Elmer Roller convened 17 experts in chambers after a brief opening proceeding, with state attorney Neal Poot likely to outline the case’s framework and potential milestones.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Elmer W Roller
Deval
Holly Ken
Neal
Willard
National League
Braves
Cumad
Getiing
Georgia
Texas
Atlanta
Roller
Football stars in Viet Nam trip described by Burray Ol Per Man Sports Editor
Frank Gifford John Unitas Willie Davis and Ian Huft visit Viet Nam as non combatants to boost morale. They tour Da Nang Ban Me Thuot and Hoa An meeting Marines and Viet Cong held camps and outposts, riding L-19s and helicopters, sharing stories and attempting to lift spirits amid monsoon rains and hostile fire.
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New York
Neaj
Frank Gifford
John Unitas
Willie Davis
Ian Huft
Mac B
Saigon
Willie
Viet Nam
Gilford
da Nang
Air Force Base
Sam Hull
Ban Me Thuot
Madame Nhu
Vooter
Gifford
Darby
Rangers
Tom Crowder
Johnny Unitas
Louisville
Frank
Ola Mize
Jnior
Kuang Ngai
Unitas
Hoa An
Bob Jordan
Hur
Cotitars
Pete Dawkins
Mas Dilford
Loyola crushes Bowling Green 109-70 in regular season finale
Loyola Ramblers, ranked fourth, crushed Bowling Green 109-70 to finish 22-2 and head into the NCAA tournament. Penn State edged Syracuse 80-79 on Jeff Persson’s late jumper as the Nittany Lions held a 27-game home win streak and prepared for an NIT trip.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Loyola
Penn State
Bowling Green
Corky Bell
Ramblers
Syracuse
Jeff Persson
Nittany Lions
New York
Billy Smith
Bell
Western Kentucky
Middle Tennessee
Perssons
Cme
Carver Clinton
George Hicker
Dave Bing
Orangemen
Vanderbilt
Tulane
Clyde Lee
Lee
Commodores
Michigan
Cazzie Russell
Wolverines
Iowa
Hawkeyes
Ann Arbor
Michigan State
Ohio State
Snarvans
East Lansing
Cragon State
UCLA
Washington
Scott Eaton
Eaton
Beavers
Ncaa Kings
Utah
Boston College
Seattle
Northeastern
Utes
New Mexico
George Fisher
Jerry Chambers
John Austin
Boston
Soph Steve Adelman
Austin
Charles Beasley
Southern Methodist
Texas Christian
Top Teams See Action in Tourney
White Hall and Greenbrier, ranked among Arkansas Class AA teams, play in state senior boys tournament at Barton Coliseum. Greenbrier defends the B title and seeks another, while Class A action features Augusta over Brinkley and Lavaca over Mulberry. In B play Calico Rock, Grady, and Alzheimer post wins as tourney action continues. Cannon outlasts Youngstown in a six overtime thriller, a three hour marathon missing one OT from the all-time mark.
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Augusta
Brinkley
Lavaca
Mulberry
Hamburg
Manila
White Hall
Mena
Marshall
St. Anne's
Oak Grove
Dermott
Caddo Gap
Vanadale
Kingsland
Oil Trough
Alzheimer
Turrell
Grady
Cedarville
Calico Rock
Bradley
Mustangs
Texas A&m
Cannon
Youngstown
Yerger Hosts Lincoln Tigers in Harris Gym Tonight
Yerger High Tigers meet Lincoln High Tigers at 7 pm in Harris gym. Lincoln, a Big 10 champion and No.2 in the conference, has a four inch taller lineup lead and previously beat Yerger in Camden. Yerger, from the Big 1, does not play Big Ten basketball and will face Prescott on March 3 in Ross ton.
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Yerger High Tigers
Lincoln High Tigers
Harris Gymnasium
Lincoln
Yerger
Standokes
Maulin
Camden
Prescott
Rosst
Fights Last Night in Las Vegas and Fukuoka
Ernie Indian Red Lopez from Los Angeles outpointed Al Grant in Las Vegas. Hiroshi Kobayashi from Japan outpointed Shigeo Shioyama in Fukuoka. Both bouts featured regional matchups with decision results.
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Associated Press
Las Vegas
Ernie
Indian Red) Lopez
Los Angeles
al Grant
Santa Monica
Fukuoka
Japan
Hiroshi Kobayashi
Shigeo Shioyamia
Solunar Tables Feature Major and Minor Periods
The article presents Solunar Tables from John Alden Knight detailing daily major and minor sport periods. Major periods begin at the printed times and last about two hours, while minor periods run shorter. Plan fishing or hunting around these times for top activity.
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John Alden Knight
All American basketball selections named by AP in 1966
The Associated Press names its All-America teams for 1966. First team includes Cazzie Russell of Michigan Clyde Lee of Vanderbilt Dave Schellhase of Purdue Louie Dampier of Kentucky and Dave Bing of Syracuse. Second and third teams list Jim Walker Jack Marin Bob Verga Dick Snyder Matt Guokas Walt Wesley Henry Winkel Bob Lewis Thad Jaracz and Pat Riley.
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Clyde Lee
Vanderbilt
Nashville
Dave Schellhase
Purdue
Evansville
Ind
Louie Dampier
Kentucky
Indianapolis
Dave Bing
Syracuse
Washington
D.C
Jim Walker
Providence
Boston
Jack Marin
Duke
Warrell
I Bob Verga
Sea Girl
Dick Snyder
Davidson
North Canton
Ohio
Matt Guokas, Jr
St. Joseph’s
Philadelphia
Walt Wesley
Kansas
Fort Myers
Fla
Henry Winkel
Dayton
Union City
Bob Lewis
North Carolina
Thad Jaracz
Lexington
Pat Riley
Schenectady
N.Y
Air Force man found dead in Little Rock home
T. Sgt. Gerald F. Hansen, 36, of Little Rock Air Force Base, was found dead and his wife unconscious at their home Monday after he failed to report to work. Mrs. Hansen was taken to a hospital and later reported in satisfactory condition. An Air Force spokesman cited a gas burner pilot light outage. Dr. Gordon L. Holt ruled the death due to asphyxiation.
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Associated Press
Little
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