Bulldog Bouton faces $100 daily fine over holdout
Ridgewood New Jersey AP reports Yankees right-hander Jim Bouton received a $100 per day fine starting midnight Wednesday for each day he misses training. The 25 year old, who went 21-7 with a 2.53 ERA last season, refuses a proposed raise and weighs recourse options as manager Ralph Houk weighs his stance.
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Ridgewood
Jim Bouton
New York Yankee
Ralph Houk
Bouton
Timatum
Houk
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Yankees
Russia has 45000 top Olympic aces
New York AP report quotes Valery Brumel saying the Soviet Union has 45000 athletes capable of making the Olympic team. Brumel notes final trials in August and downplays certainty of his own selection while praising American and other rivals’ strength.
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New York
Soviet
Moscow
Chams Brumel
American Broadcasting Company
Brumel
Tokyo
Rome
Boston
John Thomas
Russia
America
Gabriel Korobkov
Korobkov
Tass
East Snares Midget Win In Tight All Star Game
The East All Stars edged the West 27 to 26 in the grade school Midget All Star basketball game. Vic Devoree and Mike Hastings each scored 12 for the East, with Hastings giving the West its only late lead before Devoree clinched it at the buzzer. In the preliminary, the West beat the East 46 to 45.
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Vic Devoree
Douglass
Adams
Mike Hastings
Hastings
Devoree
Tyrone Davis
Steve Carel
Matthew Caver
Koper Named All-America Basketball Star
Oklahoma City University guard Bud Koper earning Look magazine's ten man All-America team. The 6 foot 6 senior from Rocky Oklahoma averaged 27.1 points per game despite a hairline ankle fracture and was named to try out for the 1964 Olympic team and to join a touring squad abroad.
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New York
UPI
Oklahoma City University
Bud Koper
Look Magazine
Koper
Rocky
Okla
Coca-Cola Reaches Winner's Bracket Finals in YMCA Tourney
Coca-Cola defeated Patterson Center 67 to 55 to advance to the winner's bracket finals in the YMCA Senior league basketball tournament. Pepsi-Cola eliminated Lee's Cafe in the other double elimination game, with two more elimination matchups set for tonight at St. Mary's.
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Coca-Cola
Patterson Center
Pepsi-Cola
Lee’s Cafe
St. Mary's
Lawton High Baseball Opener Delayed
Wet grounds postpone Lawton Highs scheduled baseball opener with Oklahoma City Northeast. Tentatively rescheduled for Thursday afternoon at the LHS diamond. Wolverines plan a trip to Wichita Falls next Tuesday for the next contest.
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Lawton High
Oklahoma City
LHS
Orval Bowman
Wolverines
Wichita Falls
OSU Wrestlers Face Colorado Tonight in Stillwater
Colorado aims to repeat its 17-9 upset of Oklahoma as it travels to Stillwater to meet Oklahoma State. The Buffaloes earned their first dual win in 15 years, taking most matches while Oklahoma claimed 137 Mike Sager 147 Jerry Stanley and 157 Bill Lam weights. Dean Lahr with a 5-0 win at 177 led Colorado.
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Stillwater
UPI
Colorado
Oklahoma State
Oklahoma
Buffaloes
Mike Sager
Jerry Stanley
Bill Lam
Dean Lahr
Sven Holm
Selvy to Retire and Coach at Furman
Los Angeles Lakers guard Frank Selvy will retire from pro basketball after five seasons to take a coaching job at Furman University in Greenville South Carolina. He played at Furman and set an NCAA single game scoring record with 100 points. He succeeds Joe Williamson who moves to Jacksonville University as head coach.
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LOS Angeles
Frank Selvy
Los Angeles Laker
Furman University
Greenville
S. C
Selvy
Furman
Joe Williamson
Jacksonville University
Florida
St. Lou- New York
Syracuse
National Basketball Association
Lakers
Central Oklahoma State Opens NAIA Tournament Run
Fifth seed Central Oklahoma State begins its NAIA tournament bid against Cedarville College of Iowa in a 32 team single elim event that runs two days of first-round play with the final on Saturday. Cedarville stands 19 5 while Central State owns a 22 3 mark after winning the Oklahoma Collegiate Conference. Other Monday results include Grambling over Quincy St Marys Texas over Central Connecticut Georgetown Kentucky over St Josephs Mansfield over Miles Carson Newmann over Lewis and Clark Huntingdon over Hastings Indiana Central over Morris Harvey and Rockhurst over Eastern Montana.
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Kansas City
UPI
Central Oklahoma State
Cedarville College of
Iowa
Central State
Oklahoma
Cedarville
Grambling
Quincy
Illinois
St. Mary's
Texas
Central Connecticut
Georgetown
Kentucky
St. Joseph's
New Mexico
Mansfield
Miles
Alabama
Carson - Newman
Lewis and Clark
Huntingdon
Hasting
Indiana Central
Morris Harvey
Rockhurst
Montana
Providence
Friars
Wildcats
Richie Moore
Bradley
Princeton
St. Mary’s
Tex
Ala
N.M
Morris
Stallworth Wins MoVal Point Race
Wichita's Dave Stallworth, a 6 foot 6 forward, clinched the Missouri Valley Conference scoring title for the second straight year with an average of 24.8 points per game. He also named player of the year as Wichita earned a league co championship and a spot in the NCAA Midwest regional tournament.
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Kansas City
UPI
Dave Stallworth
Wichita
Stallworth
Player Has Day and Wins Pensacola Open
Gary Player edged Arnold Palmer and Miller Barber to win the Pensacola Open after a 72-hole tie. He shot 71 to finish 274, collecting $4,000. Palmer, the defending champion, blamed poor putting and iron play on glueless greens. Barber tied for second, earning $2,300, and planned further events at St. Petersburg and Doral.
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Pensacola
Fla
Gary Player
Arnold Palmer
Miller Barber
Palmer
Barber
Champon
New York
Latrobe
Player
Miami
Aggies and Duncan Win Cage Tests in Fort Sill Clash
Cameron Aggies beat Walters Braves 73 68 while Dougress Duncan routed Indiahoma 84 42 in opening round of Fort Sill Indian School tournament. Top scorers include Conwell Jackson 28 and Terry Perryman 14. Tonight two games feature Anodorko versus Ace All-Sters and Fort Sill Gunners against Boone Indians of Apache.
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Douglass
Duncan
Fort Sill
Walters Braves
Aggies
Indiahoma
Cameron
Dougress
Indiehome
Tom Curd
Ira Pennington
Conwell Jackson
Terry Perryman
Anodorko
Boone Indians
Connecticut Stars Upset Temple In NCAA Round
Connecticut stunned Temple 53-48 in Philadelphia as part of opening NCAA tournament play. Princeton led by Bill Bradley beat Virginia Military 86-60, Villanova toppled Providence 77-66, and Texas Western and Creighton won wins in Dallas and Oklahoma City respectively.
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Associated Press
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Thunder
Princeton
Villanova
Texas Western
Creighton
Oklahoma State
Purdue
Stillwater
Okla
Henry Iba
Cowboys
Oklahoma
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Kentucky
Ed Diddle
Western Kentucky
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Louisville
Ohio
Chicago Loyola
Murray State
Evanston
Utah State
Arizona State
Oregon
AA A Regionals Open With Six Oklahoma City Games
Regional tournament action for Oklahoma Class A and AA high school basketball starts tonight with six AAA games at three Oklahoma City sites. Regional play continues Wednesday in Tulsa and Thursday through Friday in other areas, ahead of next week's state tournament in Oklahoma City.
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Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Southeast
U. S. Grant
Douglass
Capitol Hill
Putnam City
Harding
Northwest
John Marshall
Star - Spencer
Chickasha
Central
Moore
City Bowling Results from Monday Night Leagues at Thunderbird and Holiday Bowls
Ronnie King posted 215 in Hi Ind Game and 352 in Hi Ind Series with Glenda Coomer at 133 and 255 respectively. Team marks show Siowporks 623 in Hi Team Game and Party Poopers 1200 in Hi Team Series. Steadings Team leads Alley Cats League standings at Holiday Bow with 44 wins and 2 losses.
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Ronnie King
Glenda Coomer
Siowporks
Party Poopers
Steadings
Lawton Wolves
Hi Ind
Marge Strange
Tom Monroe
Aycock-Felton
Tom
Monroe
Aycock-Fellow
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Best Cleaners
al Thunderbird Lanes
Jerry Hill
Thunderbird Lanes
Speck Sanders Cleaners
Stock Shop
Carl's Food Mart
Ci Fong Village Safeway League
Leoto Taylor
Ind
Karon Stamps
Coca-Cola
Evelyn Tuck
Joe Schneider
Lorene Hardin
Porks
Underwoods
Parks
McCaskill
Agney
Lindsey Soft Water Stockholders
Holiday Bowl
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Southard
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Wall
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Pepsi- Cola
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OSU
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Edward
Connecticut Stars Temple
Holiday Preps
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Holiday Bow
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Inez Patrick
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Hellcats
Holday Moin
Cee
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Sugar & Spice League
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David Jones
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Howard's Linen Service
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Knox-Jensen Motor Co
Hiram Walker
Bond
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Peoria, Illinois
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