Fricks Statements Provide State Baseball With Fuel
Wisconsin fights anti trust claim over Braves move from Milwaukee to Atlanta. Frick deposition cited on franchise securing, expansion and the reserve clause. Frick testified Milwaukee is a good baseball town and could meet attendance needs.
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Frick
Mike Rathet
Milwaukee
Ford Frick
Wisconsin
Braves
Atlanta
Perini
Harry J. Miller
Perini Corp
Miller
Steven Keane
Milwaukee County
Elmer Roller
Keane
Baseball
Sanders Leads In Battle For Pensacola Title
Defending champion Doug Sanders holds a two stroke lead over Gay Brewer after a round of 63 at Pensacola Country Club. The field includes Palmer, Nicklaus, Player, Lema and Venturi in a wide open race for the $10,000 top prize as early rounds wrap.
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Pensacola
Fla
Doug Sanders
Gay Brewer
Gay
Sanders
Georgia
Seattle
Middletown
Ohio
University of Florida
Ojai
Calif
Brewer
Pensacola Country Club
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Bill Casper
Ken Venturi
Tony Lema
Chamberlain nets 62 as 76ers topple Warriors in Philadelphia
Wilt Chamberlain scores 62 and grabs 37 rebounds as the 76ers beat the Warriors 135 125. Fred Hetzel leads Golden State with 35 points while Thurmond misses the game with a back injury. The 76ers improve to 8 3 in their last 11.
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Philadelphia
Wilt Chamberlain
San Francisco
Nate Thurmond
Thurmond
Chamberlain
76Ers
Warriors
National Basketball Association
Fred Hetzel
Hetzel
Wilt
Boston
Cincinnati
NBA
Senior Men’s League Scores from Coney Island and More
Coney Island 57 Heileman 33 and Terrace 67 Minuteman 47 led senior men’s league play. Dairyland 47 Ziebell’s 36 and Pepsi-Cola 97 41 Cooler Company 41. Leading scorers Hollis New Pepsi-Cola 23 Jack Glen sdenning Coney Island Jack Lucey Terrace 21 Dan McHugh Minuteman 19 Pete Hall Dairyland 18 Rich Grams Cooler Co 16 Frank Mittermeyer Ziebell’s 14 Jim Kennedy Heileman 13.
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Coney Island
Heileman’s
Terrace
Minuteman
Dairyland
Ziebell’s
Pepsi-Cola
Cooler Company
Hollis New
Jack Glensdenning
Jack Lucey
Dan McHugh
Pete Hall
Rich Grams
Cooler Co
Frank Mittermeyer
Jim Kennedy
Hicks Defends Ski Title At Iron Mountain
Dave Hicks of Duluth Minnesota defends the U S National Ski Jumping Championship title at Iron Mountain Michigan with John Ballant of Minneapolis also returning. Finnish stars Kiijo Laiho and Harri Jussilainen arrive aiming to threaten distance records while not eligible for Saturday’s U S titles but eligible for Sundays invitational. Other entrants include Gene Kotlarek Madison Wisconsin Dave Norby and former Olympian Butch Wedin plus Willie Erickson.
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Tron Mountain
Mich
U.S
Dave Hicks
Duluth
Minn
John Ballant
Minneapolis
Finland
Keijo Laiho
Harri Jussilainen
Laiho
Jussilainen
Kiwanis
Gene Kotlarek
Duluth, Minn
Dave Norby
Madison
Wis
FIS
Europe
Ballant and Hicks
Butch Wedin
Willie Erickson
Iron Mountain
Lathrop and Logan win in La Crosse decathlon
Logan's John Lathrop achieves a perfect 300 points to win the individual title as his team takes the public school program crown over La Crosse Central. Five new records fall in the 10 event meet at Central's gym.
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la Crosse Logan
John Lathrop
la Crosse Central
Logan
Central
Ed Martell
Kim Fry
Steve Zimmerhakl
Bob Corrall
Lane Clark
Greg Lenser
John Merrell
Corrall
Columbus
Marshfield
Bob Olson
Milwaukee
Dave Weber
John Connaughty
Oshkosh Lourdes
Don Bosco
Eau Claire Regis
Racine St. Catherine
Madison Edgewood
Milwaukee Messmer
Green Bay
UPI
Penns NCAA Tourney Future On Line Today
Penn faces a decision by the NCAA on eligibility to represent the Ivy League in the NCAA tournament. Tourney officials await Walter Byers' ruling after a series of meetings among NCAA staff, ECAC leaders, and Penn and Yale officials amid a dispute over a 1.6 academic standard and required written grade information.
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Penn
Lexington
University of Pennsylvania
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Bernie Shively
NCAA
Walter Byers
Shively
Byers
Asa Bushnell
College Athletic Conference
Ivy League
Colgate University
Everett Barnes
Yale
ECAC
Tountas Keeps Momentum In Miller Open Round Robin
Pete Tountas of Hammond led the Miller Open qualifying with a 24 game total of 5206 pins in Milwaukee. Semifinalists include Bob Strampe Detroit Bill Lillard Dallas Harry O Neall Charleston Dick Weber St Louis and more as 16 advance toward Saturday final for 10000 prize. The event stars top bowlers from across the country in a 60,000 tournament.
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Milwaukee
Pete Tountas
Hammond
Ind
Bob Strampe
Detroit
Bill Lillard
Dallas
Tex
Harry O’neall
Charleston
Ill
Hal Thompson
Cleveland
Tom Long
Anaheim
Calif
Marv Lowry
Birmingham
Ala
Ray Koehler
Bay Shore
N.Y
Don Chicago
Big Ten
Johnson
Kokomo
Stephen Hodaway
Bob Ziolkowski
Iowa
Juustin Ramp
Northwestern
Henry Cuccia
Wisconsin
Vernon Hackbart
Badgers Pace Big Ten With Efficient Shooting
Wisconsin ranks high in field goal percentage at .449 trailing only Michigan and Iowa but has taken just 789 shots. The Badgers hold a 4-8 record with two games left and averaged 75 points per conference game, the league's lowest. No Badger appears in the top 20 individual scorers.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Badgers
Michigan
Iowa
Badger
SMU Wins SWC Title After Arkansas Upset
SMU clinches the Southwest Conference crown and an NCAA berth with a 99-89 win over Texas Tech after Arkansas defeats Texas A&M 94-71 in Fayetteville. Utah also secures the WAC title as New Mexico beats Arizona 83-69.
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Associated Press
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Glen Rose
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Rose
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Razorbacks
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Xamer
Ohio
Brigham Young
Louisville
New York
Wichita
North Texas
Western
Kentucky
Austin
Peay
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