Poles Cancel Tour of U S All Star Basketball Team
Polish authorities canceled five scheduled games by a U S All Star squad in Warsaw Lodz Poznan Wroclaw and Krakow. The team led by Dolph Schayes and NBA President Walter Kennedy revised plans to start in Rome, citing hotel and arena issues amid Polish disfavor over U S policy in Vietnam. The tour was sponsored by the State Department.
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Minor League Baseball Scores By Associated Press
In the International League Jacksonville defeated Toronto 10 to 3 while Atlanta beat Buffalo 6 to 3 Columbus won 10 to 3 over Rochester and Syracuse at Toledo was rained out In the Pacific Coast League Okla City topped Salt Lake 5 to 3 Denver won 7 to 4 against Arkansas and Tacoma defeated Portland 7 to 0
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Hope Star Staff Directory and Rates Listing
The Hope Star publishes a staff directory and subscription rates. It lists positions for editor publisher managing editor and others and provides carrier and mail rates for various regions and time frames. The notice also includes advertising representatives in multiple cities and offices.
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Knicks Choose Bradley First in Territorial Draft
New York Knickerbockers president Ned Irish justified selecting Princeton star Bill Bradley as a territorial choice despite his plan for a Rhodes scholarship and law career. The Knicks also drafted Dave Stallworth and Dick Van Arsdale, with territorial picks by Detroit and Los Angeles among others. Other first round choices included Jerry Sloan, Bill Cunningham, Jim Washington, Nate Bowman, Ollie Johnson.
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Dressen Optimistic About Recovery
Detroit Tigers manager Charlie Dressen says he is optimistic about his recovery from a March 8 heart attack and hopes to rejoin the team within a week. He spoke at a Los Angeles sports luncheon noting planned tests but expressing belief his heart is now alright.
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Hawaii 5 Seattle 0 Spokane 5 Vancouver 1
Score updates show Hawaii defeats Seattle 5 0 and Spokane beats Vancouver 5 1 while San Diego faces Indianapolis. Wet grounds noted.
County HD Executive Officers Members Highlight
County home demonstration leaders led by Mrs Lyle Allen secretary treasurer and Mrs Buster Gilbert vice president are pictured with over 290 members across 15 clubs in the county. The state reports 1 370 clubs statewide with 29 459 members.
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Ex SMU Cager Krebs Is Killed in Freak Accident
Former Lakers center Jim Krebs, 30, died near his Woodland Hills home after a tree fell while he helped a neighbor cut it down. Krebs began his NBA career with the Lakers in 1957 and retired after the 1964 season to take a banking job. He was SMU alumnus.
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All Star Hockey Loop picks two from each team
The Montreal Canadiens Chicago Black Hawks and Detroit Red Wings each placed two players on the NHL All-Star team announced today. Defenders Jacques Laperriere and Claude Provost from Montreal joined Pierre Pilote and Bobby Hull of Chicago while Roger Crozier and Norm Ullman of Detroit were also chosen.
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Mexican Title Holder Saldivar Defends World Featherweight Crown
World featherweight champion Vicente Saldivar of Mexico defends his title against Raul Rojas at Memorial Coliseum. Saldivar, age 22, is a 9-5 favorite in a 15 round bout expected to go the distance before an 18,000 crowd. Rojas is unbeaten in 25 and fresh off a draw in one early pro career.
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Jackson Beats Reds Roberts Wins Ath Game
Jackson, tied to an 11-year promise from Boise friend, hits a two run homer as part of a 5-3 Cubs win over the Pirates. He finishes a perfect day at the plate with three hits while Don Cardwell yields the homer. Pirates, Dodgers, and Orioles also win in MLB action.
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Standings and results wrap from the National and American Leagues
League standings show Los Angeles leading the NL with 14 wins and 6 losses, followed by Cincinnati and Houston. Thursday’s NL results included Chicago beating Pittsburgh 5 3 and Los Angeles edging Cincinnati 4 3. In the AL, Baltimore and Minnesota battle for .500 as teams chase late-season rhythm.
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Roberts Aims for 300 Wins as Orioles Top Twins
Robin Roberts inched closer to the 300-win mark by beating the Minnesota Twins 5-1 for his 275th victory in 18 seasons. He added a fourth win without a loss this season, lowering his ERA to 2.37. Roberts speculated about pitching until age 56, comparing his longevity to Satchel Paige’s snake oil anecdote.
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Angels Down KC as Knoop Drives Four Runs
Bobby Knoop of the Angels powered a 5-1 Baltimore triumph with a homer and triple driving in four runs in the win over Kansas City. Other games include Minnesota at Baltimore and several matchups across Denver Indianapolis San Diego Oklahoma City Salt Lake Arkansas Portland Tacoma Hawaii Seattle Vancouver Spokane.
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Thursday's Fights St Paul Bout Ends in Knockout
Jim Beat tied up 238 pounds in St. Paul and knocked out Orvin Veasey 189 pounds from Stamford Conn in a Thursday match.
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Denver Uses Power to Lick Travs
Denver used a seventh inning surge to beat Arkansas 7 to 4 in a Pacific Coast League game. Frank Quilici hit a triple between homers by Johnny Goryl and Ted Uhlaender as Denver tagged pitcher John Boozer for the loss. Adolpho Phillips homered and doubled for Arkansas, driving in three runs.
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Razorbacks Hold Light Spring Practice Ahead of Scrimmage
Arkansas Razorbacks held a light practice in Fayetteville as they prepare for Saturday's scrimmage. The session, the 15th of 20 spring workouts, focused on timing against dummies and drills. Offensive line coach Mervin Johnson said players are mentally preparing for the game-type scrimmage. Practices continue through May 14 with the Red White intra-squad game in Little Rock.
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