Americans split on government aid for Olympic training
In a debate on U S Olympic support, William Lippman Jr argues against government subsidies, urging private effort and national fitness culture. Nicholas Rodis backs stronger US preparation and facilities to compete at Grenoble and Tokyo. A New Hampshire congressman urges study of government or firepower options for 1968. The Fitness Council advocates school level programs to foster lifelong health and competitiveness.
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William A. Lippman Jr
U.S
Lippman
Innsbruck
Nicholas Rodis
State Department
United States
Rodis
Grenoble
New Hampshire
Johnson
U. S
Louis C. Wyman
Informal Meeting By League Owners
Boston AP The American League faces a Friday deadline on Kansas City owner Charles O Finley as talks over a stadium lease stalemate with KC officials continue. Cronin and league directors met informally with Finley absent amid disputes over lease length and control of the club.
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Boston
England
Joe Cron
Athletics
American League
Kansas City Blues
Cats
American League Board of Directors
Kansas City
Charles O. Finley
Finley
Cronin
Joe McKennedy
A.L
McKennedy
Chicago
Chamberlain Reels Off 30 as Warriors Rout Celtics
Wilt Chamberlain scored 30 points and sparked a fourth quarter surge to lift the San Francisco Warriors to a 106-95 victory over the Boston Celtics. The win narrowed Boston's Eastern Division lead to 2 games, while San Francisco pulled even with St. Louis in the Western lead.
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Associated Press
San Francisco Warriors
Boston Celtics
Cincinnati
Warriors
San Francisco
St. Louis
NBA
Wilt Chamberlain
Probability of Publication Placeholder
The readable lines show a sports schedule fragment listing teams and matchups. Notable items include Cincinnati at New York and Detroit at Philadelphia with additional games in circulation. The text hints at Thursday and Saturday schedules but lacks complete context or results.
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Thuragay
San Francisco
New York
Cincinnati
Detroit
Philadelphia
Baltimore
SOMO
Haskell Closer To Loop Crown In Juco Action
The Haskell Junior College Indians beat Joplin Missouri Juco 80 to 75 to move within one game of tying for the Interstate Junior College Conference title. Jim McLaughlin had 22 points and 22 rebounds, while Maurice Elk Nation added 18 and Virgil Allen 16 as Haskell improved to 10-1 in league play. Marvin Two Two contributed six steals as Haskell pulled away in the final 10 minutes.
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Haskell
Joplin
Juco
Wayne Postoak
Lawrence Indians
Wentworth
Kansas City Jaco
K.C
Tribe
Jim McLaughlin
Maurice Elk Nation
Virgil Allen
Ron Day
Marvin Two
Postoak
McLaughlin
Allen
Bob Allison Signs Pact On the 13th
Yankees first baseman Duke Snider signed for 31 500 a year matching Allison’s pay while Clete Boyer also turned in his contract. The Twins consider Allison at first base to free outfield for Harmon Killebrew as Tony Oliva emerges.
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Allison
Orlando
Harmon Killebrew
Tony Oliva
Hal Chase
Sam Mele
Killebrew
Vic Power
Duke Snider
New York Mets
Clete Boyer
New York Yankees
Furman Upsets Davidson In 70 55 Comeback
Furman, led by Don Frye with 18 and David Selvy with 17, defeated the nation’s fourth-rated Davidson 70 55 in Greenville. The Paladins forged a late 14 4 run to erase an early 10 point deficit and avenge a prior 89 63 loss to the Wildcats. Frank Selvy attended as honor guest as 5 600 fans watched.
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Associated Press
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Paladins
Newberry
Frank Selvy
Davidson Wildcats
Lyles Alley
Davidson
Wildcats
Greenville
S.C
Drake
North Texas
Bradley
Tulsa
Providence
Rhode Island
Wyoming
Denver
Houston
Miami
Fla
Don Frye
David
Norman Schaffer
Fred Hetzel
Wildcat Cagers Hope to Be Spoilers Tonight
De Soto High battles league leader Gardner at De Soto in a bid to upset the top team. The Wildcats, 7-3 in the Little Seven, rely on small, quick players led by McDaniel 17.5 ppg and Osburn 14 ppg as they chase a possible second-place finish.
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DeSoto
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Bill Osburn
Randy Russell
Gary Brown
Walter McDaniel
Bob Byrd
Don Frickey
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Wildcasts
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Byrd
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Osburn
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Twin Dual Meet For KU Gym Club
Kansas University gymnastics team faces Wichita and Kansas State in a 2 pm double dual at Robinson Gym. Captains Bill Maness and Kent Dobbins expected to lead the Jayhawks with lineup details across events such as free exercise and parallel bars.
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Bob Lockwood
Kansas University
Wichita
Kansas State
Robinson Gym
Bill Maness
Kent Dobbins
Jayhawks
Wayne Preston
Maness
Dobbins
Joe Broadhead
Bill Carpenter
Larry Colburn
D. Gerstenberger
John Krug
David Stine
Dick Richardson
Richardson
Stine
Art Lorenz
Broadhead
Steve Murray
Cassius Clay and Liston Face Off in Bold Front-Page Standoff
New York AP reports Cassius Clay challenged Sonny Liston at a Miami Beach news conference ahead of the February 25 heavyweight title bout. They sparred with taunts on pay TV plans and predicted dramatic outcomes as the exchange warmed fans nearby.
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Chump
Cassius Clay
Sonny List
Theater Network Television
Cassius
Cehampion
Clay
Liston
Miami Beach
Jack Kearns
Jack
Nome
Vladivostok
Sonny
Floyd Patterson
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O Hara Sets Indoor Mile Record At 3 56 6 In MSG
Loyola of Chicago student Tom O Hara ran 3 56 6 in the New York A C Indoor Mile at Madison Square Garden to set an indoor mark. Coaches and fans hailed his pace as he pressed toward a 3 53 season goal, with 13 677 spectators witnessing a fast final lap.
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New York
Tom O'Hara
Tokyo
Jerry Weiland
Peter Snell
O'Hara
Loyola of Chicago
New York A. C
Madison Square Garden
John Damien
Emporia
Kansas
Bob Hayes
Florida A&m
Gary Gubner
NYU
Lew Hoyt
Southern California
John Uelses
LaSalle
Roy Hicks
U.S. Army
Wendell Mattley
Yale
Bill Crothers
Toronto
Jay Luck
New Haven
Bruce Kidd
Toronton
Musial Asked to Cancel Jackson Appearance
A civil rights group urged Stan Musial to cancel a February 24 appearance in Jackson Mississippi at a Mississippi Hall of Fame dinner sponsored by the all white Jackson Touchdown Club. Musial had no immediate comment.
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ST. Louis
Cardinal
Stan Musial
Jackson
Miss
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Jackson Touchdown Club
Musial
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Bob) Allison
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