Olympic wrestling trials open with penalties for nonpins
At Iowa State University the Olympic wrestling trials begin under international rules. After 10 hours and 180 matches only 15 men remain without a black mark. Pins earned two or more. victories by decision incur penalties, with elimination after six penalty points.
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Mike Bryson
Towa
Towa State University
Larry Kristoff
Carbondale
Wayne
Baughman
Colorado Springs
Cole
Dick Sofman
New York
Kristoff
Dick’, Schumacher
Suffern
N.Y
Roy Worthington
Charles Arnold
Evanston
Sofman
Dave Grinrod
Madison
Wis
Millwood Lake Information Forecast and Conditions
Millwood Lake shows a falling elevation at 257.28 feet with Tallwater at 240.20 feet. Lake conditions are clear with excellent fishing and strong visitation of 40,041 for the week. Thirteen gates and two sluice gates are open. Flow managed with talna ter and six thousand three hundred thirty aerial mosquito control spray runs conducted.
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Millwood
F.S
Dancer Not in Preakness Ahead of Withers Field
Associated Press reports Dancer's Image may miss the Preakness after a potential sidelining for the Pimlico classic. Probable starters from 14 Derby horses include Withers contenders and notable nominees such as What A Leisure, Out Of The Way, Jig Time, Verbatim, Salerno, and Bugged, with supplementary nominations possible.
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Ged Schuyler Jr
Associated Press
Withars
Aqueduct
Pimlico
Hc, Phipps
What Aleasure
Adele L
Rand
Gail Me Prince
Robert J
Kle Vpre
Max K
Mildred Beall
N Martin
C.V. Whiteney
James P. Mills
Salerno
Ten Razorbacks Out of Red White Game in Arkansas
Arkansas coach Frank Broyles said ten Razorbacks will miss the Red-White spring game in Little Rock. Players definite out include William Ketcher Mike Hendren David Carter and Jim Barnes. Dicus ankle burnett hamstring and Berner shoulder injuries leave a growing injury list after a one hour dress rehearsal.
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Valeneville
Ark
Arkansas
Frank Broyles
Razorbacks
Little Rock
William Ketcher
Mike Hendren
David Carter
Jim Barnes
Broyles
Parkers
Chuck Dicus
Bill Burnett
Dennis Berner
Rousseau Ruins Doug's Homecoming
Montreal star Bobby Rousseau scored at 1 13 of overtime to give the Canadiens a 4 3 victory over the St Louis Blues and a 3 0 lead in the Stanley Cup final. The goal came after a hard playoff buildup with Red Berenson and Frank St Marseille also scoring for Montreal. Glenn Hall was beaten twice by Canadiens, and the series continues with game five scheduled for Saturday.
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Montreal
Bobby Rousseau
Doug Harvey
Montreal Canadiens
St. Louis Blues
Harvey
Montreal Forum
Canadiens
New York Rangers
Kansas City Blues
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Minnesota
Rousseau
Glenn Hall
Dick Duff
Barclay Plager
Hall
Yvan Cournoyer
Serge Savard
Ralph Backstrom
Red Berenson
Frank St. Marseille
Lorne Worsley
Solunar Tables by Richard Alden Knight schedule
The Solunar Tables outline daily major and minor periods for fishing and hunting. Timings are listed in Central Daylight Saving Time with major periods lasting about one and a half to two hours and minor periods shorter. The May entries show Friday and Saturday listings with specific times for minor and major periods.
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Richard Alden Knight
Richard Alden
White Sox surge on road to pennant with Ward power
Pete Ward belted two solo homers as the Chicago White Sox beat the Oakland A’s 4-2, snapping a 0-10 skid by winning eight of 13 behind Ward, Davis, Aparicio, McCraw, and Gary Peters. Peters earned the win, moving Chicago 7 1/2 games behind AL leader Baltimore. Minnesota topped California 4-3 in 10 innings as Carew and Tovar spark the offense.
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Chicago
Mike Recht
Associated Press
Chicago White Sox
Sox
Pete Ward
Oakland A
Ward
Tommy Davis
Luis Aparicio
Tom McCraw
Gary Peters
Peters
Baltimore
Minnesota
Oakland
California
Rod Carew
Cesar Tovar
Washington Senators
Boston
Phil Ortega
Dave Baldwin
Los Angeles
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Houston
San Francisco
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
Lew Krausse
White Sox
Rick Monday
Hob Locker
McCraw
Joe Horlon
Davis
Aparicio
Carew
Harmon Killebrew
Angels
Tom Satriano
Jim Merritt
Ted Uhlaender
Tony Oliva
Tovar
Frank Kostro
Ron Perranoski
Jim Weaver
Ortega
Washington
Baldwin
Ed Stroud
Senators
Fred Valentine
Bill Bryan
W. L. Pet
Detroit
Cleveland
New York
Californy
Associated
Minn
Alvis
Cleve
B. Johnson
Killebrew
Dinn
Repoz
Crew
Ser
Wash
R. Smith
Bast
Uhlaender
Min
Calif Ward
Chic
Campane Oak
White
N.Y
Hardin
Ball
Santiago
Bost
McLain
Det
McDowell
Rising Stock Star But Never a Winner at Darlington
Cale Yarborough, a rising stock car star yet to win at Darlington, led Thursday's qualifiers for Saturday's Rebel 400 at Darlington Speedway. He posted 147.470 mph over four laps of the 1.375 mile track as 15 of 36 starters were set. Eight more qualify Friday and the rest in a 20 mile late-session race.
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Darlington
8.C
Cale Yarborough
Darlington Speedway
Callison's four RBI pace Phillies past Reds into second place
Phillies defeat Cincinnati 7 3 as Johnny Callison drives in four with a double, triple and homer. The win moves Philadelphia to second place, one game ahead of Cincinnati and others, with Dodgers, Giants and Braves also winning or losing in NL action. Callison credits weight-free training with Berde for a leaner, stronger season.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Johnny Callison
Philadelphia
Callison
Phillies
Cincinnati
Reds
Los Angeles
San Francisco
St. Louis
Dodgers
Chicago
Houston
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
Washington
Boston
Chicago White Sox
Oakland
Minnesota
California
Gene Berde
Wakefield
Mass
Carl Yastrzemski
Berde
Tony Taylor
Cookie Rojas
Taylor
Rojas
Phillie
Larry Jackson
Dick Farrell
Jackson
Jim Wynn
Ron Davis
Dave Giusti
Houton
Giants
Davis
Astro
Hal Lanier
Giant
Herman Franks
Ron Reed
Sonny Jackson
Braves
Pirates
Jim Britton
Reed
Dodgers Stop Cubs 6-0 Behind Singer Strong Start
Pitcher Bill Singer blanked the Chicago Cubs on three hits as Los Angeles rolled to a 6-0 win. Johnny Callison drove in four with a double, triple, and homer as Philadelphia routed Cincinnati 9-6. Major League leaders and results listed through Thursday with upcoming games and standings notes.
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Associated Bress
Bill Singer
Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Los Angeles
Johnny Callison
Phillies
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Associated Press
W. L. Pet
St. Louis
Philaphia
San Fran
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Houston
New York
San Francisco
Minor League Scores From Latest Baseball League Games
Toledo topped Jacksonville 12 to 7 while Richmond defeated Buffalo 6 to 4 and Columbus beat Syracuse 1 to 0. Rochester played Louisville in rain as Indianapolis edged Tulsa 2 to 1. Spokane beat Tacoma 3 to 0. Phoenix downed Denver 10 to 7 and San Diego routed Ohla City 9 to 1. Hawaii defeated Seattle 6 to 2 and Portland beat Vancouver 2 to 0.
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Associated Press
Scholarship From Racing Is Awarded
Dennis Phillip McAuliffe Jr. of Arlington Virginia won the 1968 Thoroughbred Racing Association Grantland Rice scholarship. He is named the most promising sports writer among 88 high school seniors and earns a $10,000 scholarship to attend Vanderbilt University for four years. The grant honors Vanderbilt graduate Tee Rice, who died 14 years ago and was a leading sports writer.
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New York
Dennis Phillip McAuliffe Jr
Arlington
Thoroughbred Racing — Association
McAuliffe
Vanderbilt University
Tee
Vanderbilt
Demands Of Negro Athletes Meet Some From KU Protest
Lawrence Kansas. University of Kansas athletes won some concessions after a one day boycott of spring football and a threat to extend the action. Spokesmen said a Negro cheerleader a Negro coach and more Negro professors will be pursued. A Negro will join the pom pom squad a Negro history course will be offered next fall and qualified Negro faculty are sought. Fifteen Negro football players led the action.
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Lawrence
University of Kansas
John Greene
Big Eight
Fights Last Night Across Cities Reported Results
In Portland Maine Jerry Graci 142 Arlington Mass and Mike Cruz 13h New York drew 10 In Barcelona Spain Mi noun Ben Ali 1214 Spain stopped Douglas Miller 12114 Britain 6 In Los Angeles Estebla Oli vera 123 Monterrey Mexico outpointed Rudy Corona 122 Obregon Mexico 10 Baltimore Ralph Palladin 153 Baltimore stopped Juan Ramos 149 New York 5
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Associated Press
Portland
Maine
Jerry Graci
Arlington
Mass
Mike Cruz
New York
Drew
Barcelona
Spain
Minoun Ben Ali
Douglas Miller
Britain
Los Angeles
Estebla Olivera
Monterrey
Mexico
Rudy Corona
Obregon
Baltimore
Ralph Palladin
Juan Ramos
Controversy Over Golf Hole Change At Lakewood
New Orleans AP reports heated debate over the redesigned 15th hole at Lakewood Country Club as the Great Er New Orleans Open enters day two. Players including Bob Stanton, Tom Weiskopf, Johnny Pott, Cary Player, Jack Nicklaus, and others weigh in on the hole’s shift from a par 5 to a 470 yard par 4, amid hazards of lakes flanking the fairway and mixed views on fairness.
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Ben Thomas
Associated Press
NEW Orleans
Lakewood Country Club
Tom Weiskopf
Ohio
Weiskopf
Johnny Pott
Cary
Jack Nicklaus
Jack Weiss
Ryun
Confusion Follows Slow Derby Decision in 1968
Louisville AP reports mounting confusion as Dancer's Image faces a disqualification after phenylbutazone was found in a urine test. Forward Pass, runner-up, is acknowledged as the Derby winner by Churchill Downs, while owners and trainers await a Monday hearing to determine who dragged the horse and why.
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Bob Cooper
Associated Press
Louisville, Ky
Danger
Churchill Downs
Dancer
America
Gene Carkey
Forward Pass
LeonDonnell
Calumet Farm
Smith Could Lower His World's Mark At Fresno Relays
Tommie Smith enters the 220 yard dash at the 42nd West Coast Relays in Fresno aiming to lower his world record. The two day meet features 2 231 entrants from schools clubs and teams with the mile relay and sprint events spotlighted as top performers including John Carlos Jerry Williams and Jim Farmer. Hockey results touch off playoff chatter with Montreal edging St Louis 4 3 as the series stands 3 0.
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Fresno
Calif
Tommie Smith
Kansas
Jim Ryan
Villanova
Smith
San Jose State College
John Carlos
Jerry Williams
Jim Farmer
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