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Texas A&M former weight star Bill Hart Matson faced indoor hurdles with mixed results in Albuquerque. Richards Inman of Oklahoma reported knee trouble while Jimmy Walker of Texas Tech set a new indoor record in the 63 dash. Howard County adds four athletes including Stephenson and Broussard as indoor season looms and relay races with LC loom.
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Randy Matson
Texas A&m
Haven
Albuquerque
Matson
Los Angeles
Richard Inman
Oklahoma
Belton
Inman
Abuquemque
Texas Tech
Jimmy Walker
Quek
Jimmy Walkiy
Si Vard
Sentinele
Walker
Tost
Ted Nelson
Andrews
Howard County
Bob Stephenson
Stanton
Texas Western
Henry Broussard
Beaumont
A. J Williams
San Angelo
Dave Parked
Kansas
Stephenson
TWC
Tre Don Sparks
Olympic Workouts Near End In Innsbruck
Canada dominates a preliminary ice hockey game against Yugoslavia as Olympic prep tightens. Injuries hit three skiers Milne crash recalled. Emile Viollat badly hurt with a broken collarbone. The IOC bans South Africa from Tokyo Summer Games and criticizes Indonesia over Emerging Forces Games. United States prepares for Tuesday matchup with Romania.
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Innsbruck
Austria
UPI
Canada
Yugoslavia
International Olympic Committee
South Africa
Tokyo
Indonesia
Kazmierz
Krzypecki
Ross Milne
Pat 'Scherskofel
Milne
Terry Clancy
Bob Forhan
Ray Cadieux
Roger Bourbonais
United States
Romania
Protest Overruled Two Americans Approved For Olympic Downhill
At Innsbruck the International Ski Federation reversed a prior ruling and added Billy Kidd of Stowe Vermont to the top group for the Olympic downhill seedings. Bud Werner of Steamboat Springs remained in the group of 15 with Austria Germany France and Switzerland favored. Kidd drew the No 1 starting position while Chuck Ferries and Ni Orsi stayed in the second group after a 17 to 3 vote by officials.
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Innsbruck
Austria
International Ski Federation
FIS
United States Ski Association
Bud Werner
Steamboat Springs
Colo
Germany
France
Switzerland
Billy Kidd
Stowe
Kidd
Cam Chiefs
Chuck Ferries
Houghton
Midi
Ni Orsi
Stockton
Calif
Rook Leads SC Scorers as Arkansas State Dominates
Jerry Rook of Arkansas State tops Southland Conference scoring at 24.5 ppg with 218 points in league games. Bruce Tibbets trails at 20.6 ppg, Pete Ranucel sits second at 22.2 ppg, and Pat Agnew ranks fourth with 19.9 ppg. Rebounding leader is Don Bryson of Lamar Tech at 13 rpg.
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Lamar
David Wheeler
ACC
Tibbets
Agnew
Fis
Dickson
Charles Cleek
Wheeler
Lamar Tech
Don Bryson
Cleek
Jerry
Mattingly
Trinity
Oakland A's move offer faces league approval
Charles Finley seeks Oakland relocation of the Kansas City Athletics with a two to three year stay at Youell Field and a long term Coliseum lease Finley pledges no loss of his franchise while the American League must approve the plan Kansas City and Oakland negotiations continue as deadline looms and league votes loom on the deal.
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Oakland
Calif
Charles C. Finley
Kattsas City Athletics
Finley
A's
Louisville
Kansas City
Municipal Stadium
Arthur C. Allyn
Chicago WhitesSox
Kansas City Star
Finnley
Meetin
Los Angeles Angels
Angels
West Coast
Athletics
Charles O. Finley
Frank Youell
Oakland Raiders
Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum
prTherty
Youell Field
American League
Joe
Cronin
Oak- Finley
Benjamin Fiery
Fiery 1
Snake Eyes
Fiery
St John's In Loop Leads Church League Night
St John's beat First Baptist 62 61 as James Lilrich led with 24 points and James Wright had 25 for the losers. First Methodist B edged YMCA 42 29 with John King scoring 10. Milton Martin and Dale Glaze totaled 20 each for Couples Class in a 67 58 win. Asbury Methodist defeated First Methodist 48 42 with Mike Sims 14 and James Allen 13. St John's topped Highland 53 40 behind Rick Baird 38. Arnett Benson stopped Southside 38 37 as Lewis Armstrong added 21 for Arnett Benson and Gary James scored 16 for Southside.
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James Lilrich
St John’s
First Baptist
James Wright
YMCA
John King
Stewart
Milton Martin
Dale Glaze
Baptist
Mike Sims
James Allen
Don Weldon
Americans Take Third in Two-Man Bobsled Practice
United States two man bobsled team Larry McWillip and Jim Lamy placed third among 79 teams in practice runs in Innsbruck Austria. They posted two runs totaling 2 minutes 13.55 seconds for the 1500 meter course, behind Canada's Emery Kirby and Peter as well as Italy’s Monti and Siorpaes.
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Innsbruck
Austria
United States
Twoenan
Larry McWillip
Saranac Lake
N.Y
Jim Lamy
Lake
McKillip
Lamy
U.S
Wallan
Candia
Emery
Peter Kirby
Montreal
Italy
Eugenio Monti
Seregio Siorpaes
Skorich Joins Browns Coaching Staff
Cleveland Browns President Arthur Modell announced in Miami that Nick Skorich, former Eagles head coach, was appointed to the Browns coaching staff. He becomes the sixth assistant to head coach Blanton Collier as the league meetings proceeded.
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Miami
Fla
UPD
Cleveland Browns
Arthur’ ‘Modell
Nick Skorich
Philadelphia Eagles
Browns
Modell
Skoriet
Eagles
Philadelphia
Blaneton Collier
Air Force coach Ben Martin reportedly to quit
The Denver Post reports Ben Martin will retire as football coach at the Air Force Academy and enter business in the Colorado Springs area. He meets with academy officials as his contract nears expiry on June 1, 1965 after a 7-3 season and a Gator Bowl loss to North Carolina. Martin, a 195? Naval Academy graduate, led the team for six seasons.
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Denver
Denver Post
Ben Martin
U.S. Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Martin
Academy
North Carolina
U.S. Naval Academy
NFL eyes Sunday doubleheader as rival league weapon
NFL owners reevaluate the $28.2 million TV rights deal and unveil a Sunday afternoon television doubleheader strategy to counter the AFL. Commissioner Pete Rozelle and CBS VP Bill MacPhail spoke at the annual meeting news conference.
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Miami Beach
Fla.ai
American Football League
Pete Rozelle
Bill MacPhail
Columbia Broadcasting System
Telvision
Odessa Boxer Still In Critical Condition
In Midland Texas an Odessa boxer identified as Nunez remained in critical condition after a Golden Gloves bout. Medical officers reported a faint skull fracture but no surgery was planned due to brain swelling.
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Odessa
Rozelle and
MacPhail Empha- Midland
UPI
Emedino
Nunez
Showdown in 1-AAA key cage tilts set trio of title contenders
District 1-AAA heats up as Levelland Dumas Hereford hit road tests. Dumas at Perryton in a pivotal clash. Levelland at Canyon. Hereford at Phillips. Defending champ Dumas and Perryton sit 3-2 in league play, one game behind leaders Hereford and Levelland.
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Tite
Levelland
Dumas
Herefird
Perryton
Rangers
Hereford
Titefiald
Aaa
Snyder
Tigers
Lamesa
Brown
Lake View
Snyders
Brownfield
Seminole
Kermit
Lceages
Floydada
Canyon
Track Stars Are Honored in Helms World Trophy Selections
Helms Athletic Foundation names six continental winners in the World Trophy selections. Brian Sternberg of the University of Washington earns North America honors for a world pole vault record and later paralysis, with other regional picks including Takeo Sugahara Japan hammer thrower and Tamara Press Russia shot put and discus ace.
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Los Angeles
Helms Athletic Foundation
Continents
North America
Brian Sternberg
University of Washington
Seattle
Sternberg
Africa
George Graham Hare
South Africa
Asia
Takeo Sugahara
Japan
Australia
Tony Swearwell
Europe
Tamara Press
Russia
South America
Juan Carlos Dyrzka
Argentina
Appleton Still Is Undecided on Football Future
All-America tackle Scott Appleton of Texas weighs NFL with Pittsburgh or AFL with Houston Oilers. He wants to finish his term, cites homesickness for Brady, Texas, and plans a short rest before making a decision within two weeks.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburgh Steelers
Houston Oilers
Scott Aphell
University of Texas
Philadelphia Sports Writers Assn
Appleston
Houston
Texas
Appleton
Brady
University
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