British boxing board blasts Clay Chuvalo title bout
London the British Boxing Board of Control denounced the Clay Chuvalo heavyweight bout as undignified degrading and detrimental to boxing. It urged world bodies to refuse recognition and backed Henry Cooper as rightful challenger. The BBC withdrew live screen plans and will decide later whether to air a recording.
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London
UPI
British Boxing Board of Control
Cassius Clay
George Chuvalo
Board of Control
Chuvalo
Henry Cooper
World Boxing Council
Cooper
Toronto
British Broadcasting Corporation
BBC
Chicago
United Kingdom
Maloney Says Reds Won't Use Him This Year
Fresno based pitcher Jim Maloney says Reds management told him to have a nice summer in Fresno and may never pitch for Cincinnati again. He seeks $50,000 after posting 20-9 last season and reports a final offer of about $42,500. Maloney asks to be traded or sold and notes Cincinnati is training in Tampa while he stays busy in Fresno with his father in a used car business.
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Fresno
Calif
Jim Maloney
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Maloney
Phil Seghi
Cincinnati
Tampa
Fila
Rodgers Tops In Official Money In PGA Standings
Phil Rodgers captured the Dor A Open first prize of 20006 and climbed to the lead in official PGA winnings for the year with 22377 in official money and 27381 in total earnings. Arnold Palmer dropped to second in official winnings but remains top in total earnings with 56490. Gay Brewer falls to third with 14277 in official money and 1831 total. The top ten money leaders were released by PGA headquarters.
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Palm Beach Gardens
Fla
Phil Rodgers
Rodgers
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Gay Brewer
PGA
Baylor Netters Nip North Texas In Tennis Gala
Baylor swept doubles to beat North Texas 4-0 as Ingram Snodgrass Earleston won singles to seal the victory. Baylor pairs Phelps Bane and Carl Griffin defeated Reid Snodgrass 3-5 7-5 6-4. Reid, Conner, Griffin, Phelps, Snodgrass and Earleston posted singles wins for Baylor in an action packed match. Nevada is noted as first state to permit voters to elect U S Senate members.
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WACO
Baylor
North Texas State
Ruland Ingram
Paul Snoderess
Mike Earleston
North Texas
Lloyd Carl
Jackie Griffin
Robert Reid
Snodgrass
John Phelps
Bill Bane
Ingram
Eagleston
Reid
Bane
Dennis Conner
Inprem
Griffin
Phelps
Earleston
John Collns
Nevada
U. S. Senate
Cougars Top Temple In NIT Contender Showdown
Brigham Young defeats Temple 87 83 as Nemelka scores 27 and Congdon adds 22 to pace the Cougars who shake off a halftime deficit and advance while Jim Williams leads the Owls with 38 in a season ending loss. Wichita State struggles, tied for second in the MVC, and has not won at NIT venues.
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Armstrong
Wichita
Cougars
Temple
Congdon
Owls
Jim Williams
Jim Eakins
Williams
Brigham Young
Nemelka
Virginias Tech
Officials Discuss Immediate Eligibility Rules for Transfers
Transfer for questioned two U S Office of Education officials John Hope II and John Hogdon. Hogdon an attorney says a Negro athlete must be immediately eligible if he transfers. Hope says the federal rule aims to ensure Negroes are immediately included in activities they want to join.
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U.S. Office of Education
John Hope II
John Hogdon
Hogdon
Williams
Hope
Kidd
Valdez Wins Third Straight Texas Golden Gloves Title
Houston welterweight Jesse Valdez outpointed Freddy Caram of Fort Worth to clinch his third straight Texas Golden Gloves championship and earn a spot at the national tournament in Kansas City starting March 21. Fort Worth led team scoring with 16 points, while Dallas and Houston tied for second with 12.
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Ronnie Williams
Fort Worth
Mark Tessman
Houston
Texas
Ronnie
Jesse Valdez
Freddy Caram
Varam
Valdez
Kansas City
Daryl Stark
Dallas
Ronny Wright
Gilbert Avalos
Corpus Christi
Roland Olivares
Mike Andrade
el Paso
Jimmy Arteaga
Raymond Chairez
Plainview
Fred Garcia
Chairez
Andrade
Charity show finals and boxing results at Rogers Coliseum
The program notes a college fund seed from a colt sale and a push to expand names in a contest ending April 4. Semifinals feature flyweights Olivares and Sanchez with several winners advancing to finals in weight classes from bantam to heavyweight. Final matchups list Guibert Avalos, Jesse Valdez, Daryl Stark, Joe Ramey and Roland Olivares among others at Dallas Fort Worth venues.
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Ted
Roland Olivares
Houston
Juan Sanchez
Harlingen
Elvey Garcia
Plainview
Roland Hernandez
San Antonio
Raymond Charrez
Fred Garcia
Mike Andrade
el Paso
Bobby McElroy
Tyler
Ricky Martinez
Cerzo Cruz
Jimmy Arteaga
Fort Worth
Richard Cole
Dallas
Guibert Avalos
Corpus Christi
Oscar Alvarado
Joe Ramey
Dick Wills
Roland Olvares
Raymond Chairez
Rick Martinez
Chance remark hinted Milwaukee Braves loss in 1964
Duane Bowman testified that Richard Cecil told him the Braves were long gone from Milwaukee a July 1964 remark three months before plans to move to Atlanta were announced. Bowman said he relayed the shock to Braves President John McHale and noted attendance factors and promotions questions as Wisconsin sues over alleged antitrust and monopolistic practices.
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Duane Bowman
Madison Wis
Wisconsin
Richard Cecil
Braves
Denver
Milwaukee
Atlanta
Cecil
Bowman
Wisconsin State League
John McHale
Teams, Inc
Milwaukee County
Ball Club
Bobby Bragan
Madison
Pen and Mike Club
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Arley
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Behool
Lubbock
Ramey
Wills
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Oscar
Alvarado
Olivares
Ervey ‘Garcia
Arteaga
Rogers Coliseum
Fort, Worth
Ronry Wreht
Corpus Christ
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Imperial
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Chrysler Motors Corporation
General Tire Service
Milwaukee Fees Board of Directors
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McHale
Elmer Roller
Steven Keane
Bartholomay
Bragan
National League
Warren Giles
Fred Ficig
Ivan Allen Jr
Judge Redler
Minnesota Twins
Cleveland Indians
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Raymond Johns
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