AAA NCAA Reach Agreement Points on Track Control
Labor mediator Theodore Kheel announced agreement between the AAU and NCAA on key measures for amateur athletics governance. A coordinating track and field committee will include AAU NCAA USTFF and NAIA with one vote each and handle disputes. The AAU will sanction events, not entire meets, and another meeting may occur before the next USTFF championships in Albuquerque.
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New York
Theodore Kheel
Sports Arbitration Board
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Amateur Athletic Union
United States
AAU
NCAA
U. S. Track and Field Federation
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Kheel
Jim Ryun
Ryun
Terre Haute
Ind
International Amateur Athletic Federation
Albuquerque
N.M
Houston Tourney Opens With Big Names At Desert Golf
The Houston Champions International Golf Tournament starts Thursday with 100 entrants and practice rounds underway. Absentees include Gary Player, Sam Snead, and Bruce Devlin, while Ben Hogan headlines the field. Defending champion Arnold Palmer leads money winners with 73,273.21. Gay Brewer and Doug Sanders follow. Weather calls for possible Friday rain. Evans signs with BC Lions as assistant coach after Wisconsin tenure.
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Houston
Ben Hogan
Chameion
Gary Player
Sam Snead
Bruce Devlin
Arnold Palmer
Gay Brewer
Doug Sanders
Brewer
Jack Nicklaus
Gene Litter
Chuck Courtney
Phil Rodgers
Fifteen Entered for Derby in Kentucky
A field of 15 potential Derby starters was shaping up for the 92nd Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs. Probables included Edith Bancroft's Damascus as favorite at 2-1, with Diplo mat Way and Free Tumble and Barbs Delight among others at 6-1 to 15-1. Trainer comments indicated uncertainty about final starter, while Barbs Delight still eyed a Derby start if in good shape after the Derby Trial.
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Bob Cooper
Louisville, Ky
Edith Bancroft
Damascus
Bay Shore
Wood Memorial
Churchill Downs
Bill Smith
Sword Dancer
Louis Rowman
Ruken
West Coast
Harvey Peltier
Diplomat Way
Proud Clarion
John Galbreath
Darby Dan Farm
Ask the Fare
Dawn Glory
Field Master
Balouf
Lou Cavalaris
Barbs Delight
Cavalaris
Don Devine
Lightning Orphan
Gene Spalding
Lexington
Bill Hartack
Dr. Isley
Tim Tam
Cox and Sutcliff
Glengary
Mary Keim
Sleepy Pat
CAS
CBS
Yanks Left Cold in Minnesota
In a frigid Minnesota doubleheader the Yankees were blasted 13-4 by the Twins as 32 degree winds and nine hits plus four NY errors sped New York’s defeat. Dean Chance improved to win, Harmon Killebrew and Ron Clark drove in three each, while Fritz Peterson struggled early before the bullpen.
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Dick Couch
Associated Press
Sharlie Finley
Washington Senators
Cal Griffith
New York Yankees
Senators
Finley
Kanesas City
Athletics
Yankees
Minnesota
Twins
Griffith
California
Boston
Jim McGlathlin
Detroit
Chicago
Baltimore
Cleveland
Joe Adcock
Pete Richert
A’s
Ken McMullen
Kansas City
Jim
Catfish) Hunter
RBI
Dick Green
New York
Steve Hamilton
Ralph Houk
Houk
Yankee
Fritz Peterson
Dean Chance
Chance
al Worthington
Harmon Killebrew
Ron Clark
Tom Tresh
McGlothlin
Red Sox
Mike Andrews
Carl Yastrzemski
Andrews
Major League Leaders And Tuesday Baseball Notes
The Associated Press league leaders wrap with Kaline and Robinson atop American batting. Notables include Blefary Mincher and Kline among home run leaders, Gibson and Queen strong on pitching. Tuesday stars highlight Gibson two hitter for Cardinals, Kranepool clutch for Mets in 12th inning win.
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Associated Press
Kaline
Detroit
Robinson
Baltimore
G. Brown
Thomas
Chicago
Pavietich
Cincinnati
Harper
Aaron
Atlanta
Brock
St Louis
D. Johnson
Pinson
St. Louis
Helms
Alley Pittsburgh
B. Williams
Ed Kranepool
Mets
San Francisco
al Ferrara
Dodgers
John Sullivan
San Franciso
Regan Delivers First Win Of Season For Dodgers
The Dodgers rely on Phil Regan to beat the Pirates 3 2 as Regan extends his unbeaten streak to 66 games and Wes Parker delivers a two run double in a late rally. Wills, former Dodger, collects two hits and steals a base but is stymied by Regan. Mets edge Giants 3 2 in 12 innings as Gibson fans 12 in win over Reds.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Sandy Koufax
Maury Wills
Tommy Davis
Phil
Regan
Los Angeles Dodgers
Vulture
Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Forbes Field
Pirates
Claude Osteen
Roberto Clemente
Wills
John Roseboro
Jim Hickman
Wes Parker
New York Mets
San Francisco
Bob Gibson
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Reds
Houston
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Chicago
Minnesota
New York
Washington
Kansas City
California
Boston
Cleveland
Giants
Wille Mays
Hal Lanier
Gibson
Cardinals
Mike Shannon
Jim Maloney
Maloney
Rico Carty
Braves
Carty
Mack Jones
Joe Torre
Ferguson Jenkins
Rusty Staub
Bob Aspromonte
Astros
Center From St. John's to Bullets
New York AP reports Sonny Dove, a 6 8 center from St Johns of New York, expected as Baltimore Bullets first pick in the NBA draft of college seniors. Detroit to select Jimmy Walker of Providence next, after he chose the Pistons over the ABA. Walker led the nation with 30.4 points per game last season.
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Sonny Dove
St. John’s
Baltimore Bullets
National Basketball Association
Detroit
Jimmy Walker
Providence
Pistons
Walker
Indianapolis
American Basketball Association
NBA
ABA
Jim Barnes
Dallas
Los Angeles
Leroy Ellis
Baltimore
Dove
Mel Daniels
New Mexico
Earl Monroe
Winston-Salem State College
Ron Widley
Tennessee
Clem Haskins
Western Kentucky
Walt Frazier
Southern Oinois
Mal Graham
New York University
Wes Bfalosuknna
Connecticut
Bob Lloyd
Rutgers
Frank Scott
Mike Storen
Baltie
Chicago
Seattle
San Diego
St. Louis
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Boston
Philadelphia
Royals Hire Ed Jucker as Coach
Cincinnati basketball coach Ed Jucker was named coach of the Cincinnati Royals and flew to New York for the NBA draft meeting. Jucker led the Bearcats to NCAA titles in 1961 and 1962 before replacing Jack McMahon who left to coach the San Diego franchise.
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Cincinnati
Ed Jucker
Cincinnati Royals
New York
National Basketball Association
Jucker
University of Cincinnati Bearcats
Jack McMahon
McMahon
Royals
NBA
San Diego
Bearcats
Goalie Sawchuk Vindicates Himself in Cup Victory
Toronto Maple Leafs win the 1967 Stanley Cup finals four games to two over the Montreal Canadiens. Terry Sawchuk, benched earlier, posts 40 saves in a 3-1 clinching win on Montreal ice. Beliveau and Blake praise Toronto goaltending as Sawchuk again proves crucial late.
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Toronto
Terry Sawchuk
Toronto Maple Leafs
Sawchuk
Montreal Canadiens
Leafs
Montreal
Johnny Bower
Bower
Canadiens
Jean Beliveau
Toe Blake
Sawcchuk
Beliveau
John Ferguson
Bobby Rousseau
Dick Duff
Gump Worsley
George Armstrong
Pappin
Pete Stemkowski
Chica
Chicago
Sawccuk
Chiago
Fairbanks Named Oklahoma Football Coach After Mackenzie Death
Norman Oklahoma AP Chuck Fairbanks 33 a former Michigan State player is named head football coach at Oklahoma after the death of Jim Mackenzie 37. Fairbanks vows to honor Mackenzie’s philosophy while forging his own path under university president Dr George L Cross. Contract terms await after May 11 regents meeting. he previously served as chief assistant at Arizona State and Houston.
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Norman
Okla
Chuck
Jim
Fairbanks
University
George L. Cross
Chilef
Arizona State
Houston
Oklahoma
Mackenzie
Oiler Benches Fight Cassius Clay Bid Amid Patriotism Rift
Kansas City AP reports 42 year old James Cobb, an oiler and merchant marine mechanic in Hong Kong, says he will apply to fight Cassius Clay. Cobb, a World War II naval officer and Korean War veteran, faces strong mixed reactions from wife Mary Cobb who calls him strong willed and patriotic while noting his distrust of draft card burners.
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Kansas City
Clay
James Cobb
Hong Kong
World Boxing Association
Cassius Clay
Cobb
Marine Corps
Jim
Solunar Tables Schedule for Major and Minor Periods
The Solunar Tables from Richard Alden Knight outline daily Major and Minor periods timed in Central Standard Time. Major periods begin at listed times and last about 1.5 to 2 hours, while minor periods are shorter. use the guide to plan prime fishing or hunting windows.
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Richard Alden Knight
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