College Boss Calls Mid Winter Draft Obsolete
Houston AP report notes John Winkin Colby College coach and athletic director urges scrapping the mid winter draft. Winkin speaks at a NACDA convention along with three groups tied to collegiate baseball. He holds roles in the American Association of Collegiate Baseball Coaches NCAA Professional Relations Committee and NCAA Rules Committee.
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John Winkin
Colby College
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Ncaa Rules Committee
Ncaa Executive Council
Carty Moves Up in Voting for All Star Team
New York AP reports Rico Carty of the Atlanta Braves edged past days of San Francisco into second place in the National League outfield ballot while Willie Mays leads the outfield and Johnny Bench tops catchers. Voting totals show Aaron still leading the league. The All Star game is set for Cincinnati on July 14.
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Pittsburgh
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Glenn Beckert
Chicago
Tion Kessinger
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Richie Allen
St Louis
Wille McCovey
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Atlanta
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Cineinnati
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Los Angeles
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Felix Millan
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Julian Javier
BE Louis
Ted Sizemore
Las Toe Angeles
Joe Morgan
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Ron Leago
Clete Boyer
Atlante
Mike Shannon
Richie Hebner
Bill Grabarkewitz
Don Kessinger
Is Menke
Houston
St Mury Willis
Angeles
Bud Harrelson
Fred Patek
Hai Lanier
Wei Er — Johnsy Bench
Joe Torre
St. Lows
Tim McCarver
Philadelphia
Jerry Grose
Dick Dietz
Tom Haller
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Eid
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New Yeason
Levelland Hometown Coaches Meet Public Tonight
Level land High School hosts a free get acquainted session in the cafeteria at 7 pm to introduce new Levelland football coach Bill Mayfield and South Plains mentor Buddy Vis. Fans are invited.
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Leveland
Bill Mayfield
New South Plains
Ae Eage
Buddy Vis
Sid Bill Clark
jTravis
Howard County Junior College
Big Spring
Mayfield
Four Tracksters Ink With NTSU
DENTON AP City shot put champion Steve Neckar of Sunset joined three other tracksters in signing with North Texas State University to compete for the NTSU track program this season.
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Denton
Steve Neckar
Sunset
Detournillon Wins West Texas Junior Golf Tour Thriller
Bill Detournillon of Lubbock won after a four way tie at Meadowbrook Municipal Golf Course. He birdied the first extra hole in a sudden death playoff to claim the 16 17 age division title, with Chatham of Plainview runner up in a second playoff.
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Lubbock
Meadowbrook Municipal
Tommy Chatham
Plainview
Big Spring
Howard Stewart
Steve Ellis
Glen Rambin
John Shankle
Amarillo
Mark Noble
Hereford
Curtis Stoerner
Snyder
Jeff Richardson
Devine credits luck and Gautt hire shaping Missouri football
Dan Devine says hiring Prentice Gautt, Missouri’s first black full time assistant, was a lucky break that paid off through coaching and guidance duties. Gautt, ex NFL running back, is poised to blend coaching with counseling as Missouri adapts to minority representation and campus life.
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Oklahoma
Cleveland
St. Louis Cardinals
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Fellowship of Christian Athletes
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All-Star Game Tickets Surge as Sales Reach 24 828
Tech reports 1 895 tickets sold for the Saturday night classic, pushing advance sales to 24 828. Coaches Devine and McClendon emphasize learning the playbooks and adjusting to new players as practice continues on Tech fields and Jones Stadium.
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Ohio State
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Indiana
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Eddie Ray
Ruth Sturtz
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Atlanta
Bulgarian lifter sets world press record at European meet
Mladen Kouchev of Pleven Bulgaria, 23, lifted 293.2 pounds in the featherweight press at the European weightlifting championships in Szombathely to win gold and beat the previous record of 290 pounds held by Imre Foeldi of Hungary.
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Mladen Kouchev
Pleven
Bulgaria
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Imre
Foeldi
Local Little Leagues Scoreboard Highlights Season Mix
A collage of league results shows Amnett Brakerage and Kelly Tires leading in Southern Majors while Southwest Pee Wees and Western Pee Weee display close totals. Dodgers and Giants share a low scoring game as Indiana Gardens finishes strong in Pony action and Clark Equipment posts a decisive 33 to 0 win.
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Prescription Lab
Irwin Bree Erectors
Kelly Tires
Southwest Pee Wees Polebombrack Golf Shop
Wendel
Laver and Ashe Lead Wimbledon Action With Notable Wins
The Wimbledon first rounds feature several upsets and clearances as Laver and Ashe push action. Tony Roche defeats Bob Maud 6 1 6 4 6 2 to reach the next round while Cliff Drysdale battles to five sets, narrowly falling 7-5 9-11 9-6 3-6 6-3. Ant-apartheid tensions loom with police on standby and calls for players to declare positions. Other Americans advancing include Ron Holmberg Eugene Scott Bob Lutz Cliff Richey Tom Gorman and Charles Pasarell, while Erik Van Dillen Chauncey Steele and Herb Fitzgibbon exit.
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Bob Maud
South Africa
Fred Stolle
Cliff Drysdale
Drysdale
Keith Diepraam
Richard Russell
Jamaica
Ron Holmberg
Highland Falls
N.Y
Ray Moore
Eugene Scott
New York City
Rauten Krog
Ed Istvan Gulyas
Hungary
Tom Gorman
Seattle
Jean Baptiste Chantreau
France
Charles Pasarell
Santurce
P.R
Antonio Munoz
Spain
Erik ‘van Dillen
San Mateo
Calif
Chauncey Steele
Cambridge
Mass
Herb Fitzgibbon
Garden City
Jockey Rotz Wins Belmont Stakes on Ninth Try
Jockey John Rotz finally wins the Belmont Stakes aboard High Echelon on his ninth attempt. Rotz previously ran second in his first Belmont in 1961 aboard Globe Master ridden by L. P. Sasso.
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L. P. Sasso
Globe
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