Patterson to fight Quarry in rematch at Olympic Auditorium
Los Angeles AP Patterson will meet Jerry Quarry in a 12 round rematch televised by ABC after a 10 round draw in their June bout. Quarry, 22, believed Patterson favored as ex-champion Cassius Clay absent, predicts a decisive action expected to unfold in the Coliseum arena.
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Curling Cues by Ron Northcott at the 1966 Brier
Northcott recalls the final end against Ontario in Halifax where a tied game ended with Joe Gurowka losing rock behind a short guard. Northcott’s quiet tap back setup backed by a strong draw secured the Brier win and emphasizes practice consistency.
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Kings Fall But Impress Hawks and Leafs In NHL Night
Los Angeles dropped their first NHL game as Chicago showed signs of revival with a 4-2 loss to Toronto, who praised Kings’ basic style. New York’s tie with Chicago kept them within a point of Montreal, while Pittsburgh routed California 4-1 and Minnesota edged St. Louis 3-2. Raptors: Ratelle and Hadfield drew praise for a nifty passing play that led to a key goal.
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Six to eight weeks for Ingarfield after 18 penalty loss
Pittsburgh's Earl Ingarfield left on a cracked kneecap from a first period collision with California's Bob Baun, costing him six to eight weeks. Val Fonteyne and Billy Dea scored for Pittsburgh, while Bill Hicke tied a rebound on the Seals' power play. Andy Bathgate, grieving his newborn son's death, still assisted for Pittsburgh. Minnesota beat St. Louis as Ray Cullen sealed the win with two minutes left. Tonight, Rangers visit Montreal and Los Angeles travels to Boston while California plays Detroit.
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Swimmers Times Far From World Records At Mexico City Trials
Mexico City reports indicate altitude fatigue hindered top swimmers at the pre-Olympic pool meet. Four of five gold medallists cited the altitude’s tiring effect, with no world records in 10 races. Don Schollander won the 100m freestyle in 54.5 seconds, far from Ken Walsh’s pending world mark.
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Altitude heats up Olympic preps in Mexico City swimming
Medals awarded as swimmers from the US and elsewhere win events at altitude. Andrei Dunsev of Russia takes the 400 metre individual medley in 5:00.7, beating American Peter Williams by three lengths. Debbie Meyer dominates the women's 800 freestyle in 9:48.0, Lynn Vidali clocks 1:10.3 in the 100 back, Ada Kok of the Netherlands wins the 100 butterfly. Miss Meyer props her world marks, Claudia Kolb places second, Kok suffers fatigue, while other golds go to Russia in cycling and fencing. Sandy Gilchrist struggles with altitude in two events listed.
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The Men in the Nets explores hockey goalies lives
Sterling Taylor reviews Jim Hunts The Men in the Nets Hockey's Tortured Heroes. The book profiles ten famous NHL goaltenders including Jacques Plante Glenn Hall Turk Broda Bill Durnan Terry Sawchuk Gump Worsley Roger Crozier Johnny Bower Ed Giacomin and Charlie Hodge. It blends biographical vignettes with a psychology study of pressure loneliness and public scrutiny from fans teammates and coaches.
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Hull Stanfield tie for lead as Hawks, Rangers 2 2
Bobby Hull had a goal and an assist to move into an 11 point tie with Fred Stanfield as the Chicago Black Hawks tied the New York Rangers 2-2. Hull has seven goals and four assists in seven games, with 11 players tied at seven points. Bill Hicke and Andy Bathgate also climbed among the high scorers with goals and assists in California Seals and Penguins victories.
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WCSHL Adopts International Rules For Opening Night
The reconstituted Western Canada Senior Hockey League launches its schedule under international rules to prepare for Grenoble Olympics. The Nationals face Calgary in Winnipeg as Saskatoon and Edmonton also start play. The league uses three officials, with international rule tweaks permitting limited body checking in own end and no icing when shorthanded. The U.S. national team and Finnish nationals will also participate, bolstering competition as Canadian Nationals aim for first place.
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