Aggies Rally Through Injury Prone Montana Tourney
Presley Askew’s New Moxico State squad endured travel glitches and a fractured arm for Ernie Turner during an eight hour Salt Lake layover and a late backboard shatter in Anaconda that slowed a loss to Carroll College. Alan Eckhoff injured knee sidelined the Aggies as they split games and returned 18 hours after departure.
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Presley Askew
New Moxico State
Aggies
Montana
el Paso
Charles Dudley
Temple
Tex
Abilene
Salt Lake City
Butte
Anaconda
Agcles
Alan Eckoff
Eckhoff
Miss
Helena
Mike Dasich
Presley Askew Jr
Carroll College
Mix Attempts to Halt Negro Exit During AFL All-Star Game
Ron Mix of the San Diego Chargers, a West All-Star tackle, tried to avert the walkout by Negro players that forced moving Saturday’s AFL All-Star game from New Orleans to Houston. He failed but says the protest method was wrong.
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New York
Ron Mix
San Diego Chargers
AFL
New Orleans
Houston
Mix
Art Powell
Oakland
Cookie Gilchrist
Buffalo
Birmingham
Don
Boxer Jerry Como Jr. in critical condition after Golden Gloves bout
Youngstown report details how 17 year old Jerry Como Jr. collapsed from a left hook, doctors in the ring performed resuscitation and a tracheotomy before he was stabilized, remaining in critical condition at South Side Hospital. The incident followed his second Golden Gloves tournament and involved medical staff at ringside.
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Youngstown, Ohio
Jerry Como Jr
South Side Hospital
Como
Ernest Perry
Ringside
M.M. Szucs
Perry
Harvey Christian
Hockey Hall of Fame elects two pioneers as builders
Toronto longtime broadcaster Foster Hewitt and New York promoter Thomas D Lockhart were named to the Hockey Hall of Fame as builders. The election honors their roles in expanding hockey internationally and broadcasting the game.
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Toronto
Hockey Hall of Fame
Thomas D Lanktuert
New York
Foster Hewitt
Lockhart
Amateur Hockey Association of
United States
Eastern Hockey League
Hocke
Canada
Hewitt
Hall
US Needs Tennis Bums To Boost Davis Cup Prospects
UPI reports former Davis Cup captain Billy Talbert says the United States needs a solid crop of tennis bums, players who balance sport with careers, to restore Davis Cup success. Chuck McKinley’s shift to Wall Street underscores the challenge of keeping top amateurs from pursuing outside work.
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New York
UPI
United States
Billy Talbert
Talbert
Chunky
Chuck McKinley
A. §. Cupper
Wall Street
McKinley
U. S
Australia
Isa
Arthur Ashe
Imachinery
Frank Shielda
Dave Freed
Bob Kelleher
Vic Seixas
Harry Hopman
Ham Richardson
Dick Savitt
Business Talbort
American Bank Note iCo
Iday
Crothers Withdraws From Boston Meet Over East York Invite
Canada's Bill Crothers pulled out of the Knights of Columbus track meet in Boston Garden after promoters did not invite East York Track Club runners. Crothers, Olympic silver medalist for the 800 meters, and East York coach Fred Foot demanded inviting the East York relay team. He plans to compete in a Los Angeles invitational with no East York teammates.
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Toronto
Canada
Bill Crothers
Knights of Columbus
Boston Garden
East York
Crothers
Fred Foot
Tokyo
U.S
Bruce Kidd
Foot
Los Angeles
San Diego Open Tees Off Today
Defending champion Art Wall Jr leads the field as the San Diego Open starts at Stardust Country Club. Arnold Palmer, Ken Venturi, Jack Nicklaus, Gary Player and Paul Harney skip the event, while local favorites Bill Casper and Gene Littler are among those teeing off. The course, about 6,800 yards, features heavier fairways and deeper bunkers with past champions Tammy Belt Rosburg and Tommy Jacobs in the field.
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San Diego
Calif
Art Wall Jr
Stardust Country Club
Arnold Palmer
Ken Venturi
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Paul Harney
Bill Casper
Gene Littler
Stardust
Rancho Bernardo
Wall
Tony Lema
Bob Rosburg
Mike Souchak
Sid Lindi
Tammy Belt
Rosburg
Tomny Jacobs
Poland applies to host 1967 world volleyball championships
Poland's Volleyball Association says it has sent an application to the International Federation of Volleyball to host the 1967 world championships. The federation will select the site at its January 1967 congress in Warsaw.
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Warsaw
Poland
Polish Volleyball Association
International Federation of Volleyball
Jan. Oe
Great new taste pipe tobacco in a filter cigarette
Advertising copy promotes Half and Half pipe tobacco as the secret to a better flavor in filter cigarettes. It highlights pleasing aroma and new taste and frames the product as America's best tasting pipe tobacco.
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America
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