Jersey Judge Halts May Giardello Carter Title Fight
Bergen County Superior Court issued a temporary restraining order that could stop the Middleweight title bout between Joey Giardello and Ruben Carter set for Philadelphia next Monday. Promoters allege Giardello signed a co promotion agreement in 1963 and claim the Philadelphia fight was arranged without them. The injunction hearing is returnable Friday.
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Murray Goodman
Sam Bartoletta
Garden State Sports Corp
Dick Tiger
Atlantic City
Carter
Las Vegas
Boros and Wright Defend Haig and Haig Titles
Julius Boros defeated Mason Rudolph by two strokes with a 70 to retain the Haig and Haig Challenge Cup. Mickey Wright topped Ruth Jessen by eight strokes with a 73 as both champions defended their titles in Sebring Florida.
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Mason Rudolph
Vienna
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Seattle
Miss Wright
Dallas
Miss Jessen
Harder Hall
Tanner Named Angels Farm Manager at El Paso
Chuck Tanner was appointed manager of the Los Angeles Angels new Class AA Texas League affiliate El Paso for the assistant. He previously led Quad Cities in the Midwest League for two years with Harry Dunlop named to manage Quad Cities as a playing manager after managing Stockton last year.
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Harry Dunlop
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Mets Trade Stallard to Cardinals for Richardson and Lewis
New York and St. Louis complete a trade sending Tracy Stallard to the Cardinals for Gordon Richardson and John Lewis. Stallard, 27, posted a 10-20 record with the Mets last season and is noted for surrendering Roger Maris 61st homer. Richardson and Lewis split seasons between the Cardinals and Jacksonville in the International League. Both clubs will receive a minor league player later from the other organization.
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College Basketball Scores and Pairings From Roundup
A dense recap lists numerous college games with varied results including St Josephs Pa over St Peter's nine to two and North Carolina State defeating Maryland. Notable scores feature Notre Dame 100 Michigan State 93 and West Virginia 88 Morris Harvey 85.
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St. Peter's
North Carolina A&t
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Toledo
Wittenberg
West Virginia St
Morris Harvey
High Point
Newberry
Bethany
W. Vo
Wheeling
Massachusetts
Ocneoo St
Brockport
JC. Smith
North Carolina
Rutgers
Georgetown
D.C
Eastern Illinois
Illinois St
King's
Oneonta
Tulsa
Southern Methodist
Susquehana
Fairleigh Dickinson & Worcester Tech
Lowell Tech
Niecera
Villa A
Edenna
Ottows
Friends VII
Ohio Westeyan
Denison
Otterbein
Muskincum
Capitol
Kenyon É
Akron
Hende'berg
Hiram
Wooster
Cedarvilis
Ceorgttown By
Malone
Fort Wayne Iting
Tovertime
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Wilberforce
Philias Olers
Creignton
Bridgewater
Washington & Ler
Vanderbilt
Wetern Kentucky
Southern U
Rust
Pratt
New York Maritime Wesleyan
Hartford
Bostes U
Northeastern
Odds and favorites spark a slew of betting lines
The piece lists likely bets across sports and politics, naming Giardello, Carter, Patterson, Chuvalo, Liston, Clay, the Yankees, Dodgers, Colts, Cardinals, Riverside Hotel Reno, Bernie Einstoss, Governor Sawyer, Lt. Governor Laxalt, and Gov. Brown versus Reagan in 1966 races with various odds.
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Paul Laxalt
Butkus Named 1964 Lineman of the Year
Illinois All America center Dick Butkus was named 1964 Lineman of the Year by United Press International. The Chicago native, 21, won with 108 points, ahead of Notre Dame end Jack Snow. Butkus signed with the Chicago Bears despite a higher offer from the New York Jets. Denver prior rights were traded to the Jets.
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Dick Butkus
Illinois
United Press International
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Notre Dame
Jack Snow
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Chicago Bears
New York Jets
Denver Broncos
Jets
Electronic Golf Lab On Display At Tropicana Club
A $14 000 electronic golf laboratory on wheels will be shown to the public from 10 a.m. today at the Tropicana Country Club. Chuck Lewis of Pro-Golf Lab of San Francisco brought the van for the PGA meeting. The lab analyzes swing stance and grip and converts data to IBM cards for local pros to help golfers improve.
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Chuck Lewis
Pro-Golf Lab
San Francisco
Professional Golfers Association
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IBM
Bryant Pounds Noriega In Fourth Round KO At Hacienda
Gene Bryant nicknamed Honey Bear, ranked tenth, stopped Tony Noriega in the fourth round at the Hacienda Hotel. Referee Harry Krause halted the bout at 2:37 after a deep cut and nose bleeding, with Bryant improving to 33-11. Buffalo and Lourenco also won earlier in the card.
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Tony Noriega
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Donald Romeo
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Pete Buffalo
Beto Maldonado
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Las Vegas
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Armandea Knces
Frank Jennings
Los Angeles
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Jimmy Ahmed
Jesse Paralta
Mexico
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Deck Paralta
Paralta
Urbanik Signs with Washington Redskins
The Washington Redskins announced the signing of Penn State fullback Tom Urbanik, drafted last year as a future.
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Tom Urbanik
Hayes Signs with Dallas Cowboys Fast Man Enters NFL
Bob Hayes of Florida A&M, Olympic 100 meters gold medalist and world sprint record holder, signed a three year NFL contract with the Dallas Cowboys. Hayes, 21, joins Mel Renfro and Mike Gaechter as among the NFL’s fastest, and plans to play where he can best help the team.
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Mike Gaechter
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California
Craig Morton
Auburn
Jimmy Sidle
Rice
Russ Wavyt
Malcolm Walker
Evansville Aces top in United Press small college ratings
Evansville leads the United Press small college basketball ratings with 29 first place votes and 336 points. Grambling remains second with 210 points, Akron third, Fresno State fourth, and Wittenberg fifth as Southern Illinois and State College of Iowa swap spots after weekend results.
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Youngstown
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Fresno State
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Grembling
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Philadelphia Textile
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Altered Twin Double Ticket Fraud At Yonkers Raceway
Yonkers Raceway revealed an altered twin double ticket won $19 978 40 in a past summer draw. Leonard Rubenfeld Westchester County District Attorney suspects an organized ring. Security chief James Walsh said the bogus ticket surfaced in November and traced to a Manhattan claimant. A Brooklyn man and a pretzel vendor at Aqueduct linked to the case with the vendor noting a Murray named intermediary. The vendor's share was reported at 5900 dollars leaving the rest of the prize unaccounted for.
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London man wins record pool prize of 544859
Lawrence Freedman, 34, of London, won a record 544,859 in Little Woods football pools. He described the win as a normal day and planned three celebratory drinks before heading home for a good night's sleep.
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Army Notre Dame Game Proposed in Cleveland for 1966
A plan moved forward in Cleveland to invite Notre Dame and Army to play a college football game here in 1966. The proposal aims to showcase the matchup in the local market and attract national interest.
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