James D. Norris dies at 59 owner of Chicago Black Hawks
James D. Norris, 59, co owner of the Chicago Black Hawks and former head of the International Boxing Club, died early today at Presbyterian St Luke's Hospital after a 10 day heart illness. Norris, a multimillionaire, promoted major bouts and owned stakes in shipping, rail and stadium interests. He assumed Hawks ownership in 1952 and helped the club never finish lower than third in seven seasons, including a 1961 Stanley Cup win. He is survived by wife Mary, daughter Susan, his mother Ethel Norris, Bruce Norris, and several half siblings.
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Browns, Packers Swap Courts In Charity Basketball
Cleveland Browns and Green Bay Packers to meet in Bowling Green University’s Anderson Arena on March 8 at 8 pm. Charity game sponsored by Reuzers Quadrangle freshmen residence hall with proceeds to the Campus Charities Drive. Tickets cost one dollar and are sold at several campus locations and downtown stores.
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Peggy Fleming Carries U S Hope In Davos Skating
Peggy Fleming steered the United States into contention in Davos Switzerland as the world figure skating championships opened. Her performance in the ladies singles raised American hopes and set a strong tone for the event.
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National Basketball Association Results Report
The Associated Press notes Thursday results with Gaston defeating St Louis 134 to 108. Today's games include New York at Philadelphia, Boston at St Louis, and Cincinnati at San Francisco. Saturday features Baltimore at Philadelphia, Boston at New York, and Los Angeles at Detroit.
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1966 Sports Stars Rise From The New To Old
The piece surveys 1965 standouts and 1966 prospects across sports. It highlights Sam McDowell Marcelino Lopez Jose Cardenal Curt Blefary Joe Morgan Gayle Sayers Bob Hayes Joe Namath Donny Anderson Jim Grabowski Tommy Nobis Gary Beban Floyd Little Cazzie Russell Rick Barry Lew Alcindor Homero Blancas Carol Mann Arthur Ashe Cliff Richey Clark Graebner Manuel Santana Mario Andretti Jim Ryan Randy Matson and rising jockeys as they move from rising talent to potential legends.
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Amateur swagger and coaching shifts noted in sports chatter
In this column style piece readers see quips about the Amateur Athlete award favoring Bill Bradley, a jab at his amateur label, a tease about Bill Russo and the NEA division race, Cassius Clay’s polite police talk, Bold Bidder favored for Santa Anita, the five year rule being waved, and Casey Stengel poised for Hall of Fame with a media spin on NFL coaching shifts.
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Carder Named to NAIA District 22 First Team
Xenia Ohio AP Ken Wilburn of Central State led coaches in voting for the NAIA District 22 All Star basketball team. First team includes Wilburn 6 foot 6 senior averaging 21.9 points and sophomores Al Knotts and Arville Carder Findlay, plus Lynn Martin Bluffton Paul Dillon Rio Grande and Jim Carder Findlay.
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Buckpasser Favored in Flamingo Stakes at Hialeah
Buckpasser, 1965's top 2 year old, odds on favorite to win the Flamingo Stakes 100000 dollar race at Hialeah on March 3 Ogden Phipps owns Buckpasser while the NHL schedule shows New York at Montreal and Boston at Toronto with no other results.
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Cage Results Across Midwest and Ohio Sectionals
College basketball results feature Loyola Bradley North Texas St Louis Tulsa and Ohio high school sectional district finals across Ashtabula Berea Canton Columbus Dayton Eastlake Mayfield Cleveland Glenville Oxford Youngstown Warren Marion Athens Brookville Clearview Trontos Marietta Stockport Marion New Concord Zanesville Steubenville Steubenville area with multiple game scores and pairings. highlights include Warren Kennedy 78 Campbell Memorial 64 and Warren Harding 79 Hubbard and Fairfield 63 60 with various class A district matchups across Ohio venues.
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