Player Suspended For Bat Assault
A Vancouver Pacific Coast League player Santiago Rosario was suspended for one year by Minor League President Phil Piton after he struck Merritt Ranew with a bat during a Vancouver Seattle game. Ranew's injury moved the penalty to a full year with potential permanent expulsion. Ranew’s status in 1967 will determine reinstatement.
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Columbus
Ohio
Phil Piton
Santiago Rosario
Vancouver
Merritt Ranen
Seattle
Rosario
Guayanilla
Puerto Rico
Piton
Ranew
James Coates
Ricardo Joseph
Thomas Reynolds
Ranen
Coates
Tech Signs Monterey Golfer Buddy McClung to Texas Tech
Monterey High School ace Buddy McClung accepts an athletic scholarship to Texas Tech. Raider coach Danny Mason confirms the signing, noting McClung's district medals, regional runnerup honors, two hole in ones, and sub par rounds including a 69 in district play and a 76 in spring qualifiers.
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Buddy McClung
Monterey
Texas Tech
Raider
Danny Mason
McClung
Abilene
Hillcrest
McChuing
Treasure Island
Buddy
Mason
Plainsmenace
Perez Wins Bantamweight Bout In Melbourne
Ray Perez of Honolulu built an early advantage to take a 12 round decision over Jerry Stokes of Louisville Kentucky here Friday night. Stokes rallied late and hurt Perez several times but Perez prevailed weighing 118 pounds to 119.
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Perez
Melbourne
Australia
Ray Perez
Honolulu
Jerry Stokes
Louisville
Stokes
Holy Cross star Gus Cervini dies aged official for 20 years
Gust Paul Cervini known as Gus, star football and basketball player at Holy Cross in the 1920s, died at his Worcester home. He worked as a college football official for more than two decades and quit officiating in 1959.
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Worcester
Mass
Gust Paul
Gus) Cervini
Holy Cross
Belgian firm unveils new type copy machine in Brussels
Bruxelles based company Makes Copies introduces a new type copy machine showcasing enhanced copying speed and image clarity. The launch highlights improved efficiency for offices and institutions seeking rapid document reproduction.
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Brussels
Two Records Fall as IC4A Qualifiers Buckle Down
Maryland led qualifiers with 11, Villanova eight, Morgan State nine as two meet records fell. Belfer set the discus mark at 175-10 and Stevenson threw the javelin 244-544 to pace the IC4A outdoor championships at Downing Stadium with 13 events qualifying for finals today.
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Seton Hall
Bill Belfer
Penn State
Jim Stevenson
Maryland
Villanova
Belfer
Newark
N.J
Harvard
John Bakkensen
Stevenson
Russ White
White
Cing
Dick Dull
Wayne Donell
Downing Stadium
Randalls Island
Ed Marks
Jim Lee
Morgan State
Navy
Tom Palkie
Lee
Earl Horner
Fordham
Sam Perry
Gettysburg
Don Ardinger
Ernie Heaton
Dick Drescher
al Caron
Bruce Carson
Mal Brown
Howard Stanback
Herman Hawthorne
Barefoot Champion Cassius Clay Attends Cairo Prayer
Cassius Clay Muhammad Ali attended a Cairo mosque prayer barefoot after leaving his shoes behind during a visit to the Hil ton Hotel area. He entered quietly with thousands of worshippers and prayed, then fled by a back entrance, later departing in a police car to recover his shoes.
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Catro
UAR
Cassius
Clay
Cairo
Hilton
Muhammad Ali
Lnto
Allah Akbar
God Is
Pion
Braves Fielder Has Surgery on Lung Condition
Atlanta outfielder Marty Keough underwent surgery to remove air around a lung. He was taken to Christ Hospital after Wednesday night’s Atlanta Cincinnati game and reported in good condition. Hospital officials did not specify expected stay length.
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Cincinnati
Atlanta Braves
Marty Keough
Keough
Christy Hospital
Atlanta Cincinnati
Pair advances in Paris meet
Balgion and Graebner reached the fourth round as Cliff Richey collapsed with leg cramps in the French International Tennis Tournament. Americans McManus Sack Heldman Knode Habicht and Ralston also competed with mixed results. Richey fought through cramps before surrendering to Spear while Graebner upset Newcombe. Ralston edged Couder in a long match.
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Paris
Dennis Balgion
Clark Graebner
Mears
U.S
Cliff Richey
Jim McManus
Berkley
Calif
Lester Sack
Clarksdale
Miss
Julie Heldman
New York
Dorothy Head Knode
Forest Hills
N.Y
Mary Habicht
Portsmouth
Richey
Dallas
Nikola Spear
Yugoslavia
Jon
McManus
Tom Okker
Holland
Sack
Roy Emerson
Australia
Miss Heldman
Johanne Venturino
France
Mrs. Kn
Couder
Holding
Ralston
Love
Graebner
Newcombe
Lions Reinstate Veteran End Gail Cogdill After Suspension
The Detroit Lions announced Cogdill was reinstated after a 77 day suspension and fined $1000 for criticizing the NFL club at a public meeting in Flint. The lifting came as the Lions set July training camp and notified 38 veterans of camp invitations.
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Detroit
Detroit Lions
Gail Cogdill
Cogdill
National Football League
Flint
Lions
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Houston Sports Association
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TeXaco, Inc
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Gary Player
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