Dozen drivers appeal Monte Carlo rally disqualifications
Seven disqualified drivers filed formal appeals Friday after 12 cars were ruled out Thursday night at Monte Carlo for iodine vapor headlights or other infractions. The appeals list includes Makinen, Aaltonen, Hopkirk, Smith, Skotvedt, Greder and Clark seeking Court of the Automobile Club of Monaco review.
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Monte Carlo
Automobile Club of
Monaco
Timo Makinen
Finland
Rauno Aaltonen
Paddy Hopkirk
North
Ern Ireland
Mini Cooper
Rosemary Smith
Ireland
Hillman Imp
Armin Skotvedt
Norway
Morris Cooper
Henri Greder
France
Roger Clark
Great Britain
Ford Anglia
Skotvedt
Greder
Ruling Due Monday On Braves Suit Move From Milwaukee
Milwaukee judge Elmer W Roller said a ruling on the Braves request to dismiss the state antitrust suit over their move from Milwaukee to Atlanta would be issued Monday. He noted possible further hearings before deciding on an injunction to keep the team from playing elsewhere if the issue remains unresolved. The case questions federal versus state antitrust authority over the move and potential replacement franchise needs for Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee, Wis
National League Braves
Milwaukee
Atlanta
Elmer W. Roller
Roller
Braves
Almata
National League and Baseball
Breaves
National League
Potts signs pre enrollment with Lamar Tech
Neder land High School lineman Ron nie Potts signed a pre enrollment agreement with Lamar Tech. Potts was an all district standout for two seasons and helped his team win the district title.
Blind Maine student runs 40 yard dash with guide rope
A Cheverus High School sophomore who is blind runs the 40 yard dash in 7.7 seconds in his first start against Deering High. He improves to 6.9 in practice and aims for 6.5. Billy Callahan, in braille and using a guide rope, trains with help from Rev. James A. Dempsey S.J. and participates in other sports and science writing.
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Portland
Maine
Cheverus High School
Deering High
Billy Callahan
South Portland
Bill
Billy
James A. Dempsey
S.J
Cocoach
Cheverus
Father Dempsey
National Guard
Lanier star Peschel to play football and baseball at UT
Randy Peschel, a 6 foot 1 inch 185 pound three sport star from Austin Lanier High, will attend the University of Texas next year. He plans to play football and baseball and was an all district quarterback for two years and an all district defensive back in 1965. He also stars as Lanier’s top baseball pitcher and a basketball starter. He had offers from most Southwest Conference schools except Arkansas and Texas A&M plus Houston Tulane West Point and others.
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University of Houston
Tulane
West Point
AL 1966 baseball schedules fewer night games
American League President Joe Cronin announced 1966 will feature fewer night games than 1965 with more mid afternoon and twilight starts. Opening day is April 1 in Washington for the presidential opener, and 1966 totals 441 night games, 31 fewer than last year as clubs test new times including 3:30 to 7:30 starts and suburban games.
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UPI
Joe Cronin
Washington
D.C
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Senators
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Kansas City Athletics
California Angels
Chicago
Detroit Tigers
New York
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Cleveland
Baltimore
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Kansas City
Joe McKenney
Coope Set
N.Y
ENMU Quint Plays Today With Grand Canyon Antelopes
Portales Eastern New Mexico University Greyhounds host Grand Canyon College Antelopes in Greyhound Gym as both teams seek improved records. Hounds rely on Wilson Watkins and Dan Hays with Joe Allen set for rebounding while Rodgers Hessler remains a question.
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Grand Canyon College Antelopes
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Ariz
Eastern New Mexico University
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Hounds
Lust
Antelopes
Western New Mexico
St. Michael's College
Santa Fe
Fastern
Buffaloes
West Texas State
Wayland College Pioneers
Plainview
Rodgers Hessler
Wiggins
Colo
Pampa Harvester Rally Beats Borger for Seventeenth Win
Pampa Harvesters toppled Borger 69 to 47 in a 3-AAAA game. Trailing 31-28 at halftime, Pampa surged in the final two quarters, outscoring Borger 41-16. Steve Williams led with 14 points, followed by 12 each from Mike Wise and David Cain. Cain heated up in the fourth, Worcester missing early then finishing strong. Pampa improves to 17-4, Borger 5-13.
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Harvesters
Borger
Bulldogs
Steve Williams
Harvester
Mike Wise
David Cain
Manning Tops Small College Scoring, Pollack Leads Shooters
Guy Manning from Prairie View becomes the small college scoring leader with a 33.2 point average, ahead of Ron Jackson Clark Ga and Bill Hicks St. Mary of Plains Kan. Mike Pollack Hofstra leads shooting at .693, while Grambling’s Johnny Comeaux trails by 22 points. Rebound ace Hank Brown Lowell Tech 25.1, free throw king Jack Cryan Rider 93.8 percent. Grambling tops field goal percentage and scoring margin. Northern Michigan leads team offense. Erskine SC tops defense. Athens Alabama best free throw, Miles Alabama fewest fouls per game.
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Guy Manning
Prairie View
Texan
Ron Jackson
Clark
Bill Hicks
St. Mary of Plains
Kan
National Collegiate Athletic Bureau
Schelthase
Manning
Dave Schellhase
Purdue
Mike ‘Pollack
Hofstra
Johnny Comeaux
Grambling
Brown
Hank Brown
Lowell Tech
Frank Stronczek
American Institute
Marv Lewis
Southampton
Jack Cryan
Rider
Gordy Kinkead
Augustana
Northern Michigan
Erskine S.C
Athens
Ala
Miles
State Bass Tourney Set for April on Lake O the Pines
The 1966 State Bass Tournament will be held April 21 to 24 on Lake O the Pines in Texas. Defending team champions are Walter Rhineheart and Jim Sojourner. Individual winners include Floyd Mabry, Cliff Holloway, and Mr and Mrs Bill Nelson. The event was founded 11 years ago by Earl Golding, outdoor editor of the Waco Tribune Herald.
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Lake O' the Pines
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Lake
Lyndon B. Johnson
Walter Rhineheart
Jim Sojourner
Floyd Mabry
Temple
Cliff Holloway
McGregor
Big Boss
Bill Nelson
Marble Falls
Waco Tribune- Herald
Earl Golding
Meade Named Sports Editor at Denver Post
Lee Meade is named sports editor of the Denver Post effective February 7 by editor Palmer Hoyt. Charles Garrity shifts to special assignments writer after serving as sports editor. Meade previously led the Post's weekly editions and was on the sports staff.
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Colo
Lee Meade
Denver Post
Palmer Hoyt
Charles Garrity
Meade
The
Post
Karate and Body Building Classes Offered Now
Karate and body building classes are now available for all ages. The program aims to teach the art of karate and prepare the body through a six week course focusing on strength flexibility and discipline.
Tarzan Role Too Tough For Gridder Quits Tarzan
Hollywood AP reports ex NFL linebacker Mike Henry has quit the Tarzan lead role for an NBC TV series after being filmed near Rio de Janeiro. Producer Sy Weintraub noted Henry, 28, found the jungle work too physically demanding and will finish a Tarzan feature filming. Ron Ely travels to Rio to replace him.
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Los Angeles Rams
Sy Weintraub
Edgar Rice Burroughs
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Henry
Rio de Janeiro
Nbc-Tv
Rio
Mike
Ron Ely
Two Named To Positions At Tahoka
Tahoka schools elected Don Smith as athletic director and Jim Littlefield as boys and girls basketball coach at a school board meeting. L. F. Jake Jacobs resigned after 18 years to become high school principal at Bovina, ending a 63 year Tahoka admin tenure. Smith signed a two year contract. Littlefield will finish the season as boys coach.
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Jim Littlefield
L. F
Jake) Jacobs
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Bovina
Jacobs
Tohoka
Monterey High School
Lubbock
Hoka
Corpus Christi
Sul Ross dismisses five basketball players for disciplinary reasons
Sul Ross State College in Alpine reports coach Stephen T. Richards saying five players have been dismissed for disciplinary reasons. The group includes seniors Don Wall and Calvin Carrell, juniors Ronnie Irwin and Greg Neihart, and sophomore Dan Warden.
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Sul Ross State College
Stephen T. Richards
Don Wall
Calvin Carrell
Ronnie Irwin
Greg Neihart
Dan Warden
Dodd Optimistic On Pro Football Invasion Of Atlanta
Georgia Tech coach Bobby Dodd says pro football in Atlanta will not hurt college football. He notes strong fan support, high ticket demand, and cites Tech stars Kim King and Lenny Snow as key assets for next season. Falcons season tickets reach 43 000 as Tech considers attendance boosts from NFL presence.
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Atlanta
Georgia Tech
Bobby Dodd
Atlanta Falcons
Dodd
Georgia
Tech
Falcons
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Lenny Snow
King
Snow
Atlanta Stadium
Rozelle sees no end to big college bonus payments
NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle says bonuses to top college players will continue as long as teams have income to pay them. He cites strong 1965 competition and dismisses inflated bonus rumors while updating on cities bidding for an NFL expansion and the Falcons coach search.
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National Football League
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