Dietzel Headed For South Carolina Move Stirs Attention
Reports say Army coach Paul Dietzel will resign to become athletic director and head coach at the University of South Carolina. The Times-Picayune and The Columbia State cite a Wednesday news conference and an eight year SC deal at 35000 annual.
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Track Field Key In Amateur Feud
AAU and NCAA officials will review underlying problems before a May mediation panel meeting. Theodore Kheel leads a five member panel hopeful for agreement on track and field. Ralph Metcalf says resolving track and field is key to unifying all sports.
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Hull Nets NHL Windfall With Record 1965-66 Season
Bobby Hull, Chicago, earned $2,000 in NHL bonuses after shattering records in 1965-66 by amassing 54 goals and 97 points. He claimed the overall scoring title, $1,000 for leading in scoring and $1,000 for top pace in each half of the 70-game season. Stan Mikita and Jean Beliveau trailed Hull by 19 points. Hull’s figures triggered additional league bonuses. Beliveau received $250 for runner-up halves, and others shared prizes for second-place ties, goaltending, and Vezina considerations.
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NHL to award sixth expansion franchise
The National Hockey League plans to finalize expansion today by granting a sixth franchise to either one of two St. Louis groups or to a Baltimore syndicate. If the St. Louis presentations are unsatisfactory, the franchise goes to Baltimore, said NHL President Clarence Campbell.
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Xavier Starts Southern Tour Against Southern Powers
The undefeated Xavier baseball team 6 0 departs Cincinnati for an eight game southern swing beginning Thursday with a tournament at Keesler Air Force Base. Tim O Connell sophomore southpaw allowed five hits struck out ten Bearcats and homered as Xavier won 5 2.
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Everyone Wants Clay In Major Promoter Battle
Promoters on both sides of the Atlantic chase Cassius Clay for a fight with Britain’s Henry Cooper. Alex Griffiths offers 300000 pounds to stage at a Midlands soccer ground with Clay guaranteed 15000 pounds. Cooper’s manager Jim Wicks cites another offer from Harold Ballard and prefers Britain while Clay’s money need is noted.
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Ageing Mays Gets Stand-In
Wilie Mays plans more rest in the coming National League season. Don Landrum, acquired from the Cubs, will play center field in late innings when the Giants lead. Landrum, a .239 career hitter, has also played for the Phils, Cardinals and Cubs.
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Arizona mountain lion bounty cut sparks hunt increase
Arizona reduced the bounty on mountain lions by five dollars last year from seventy five to seventy. The change coincided with 286 lions killed by bounty hunters, up from 267 the prior year.
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Browns Announce 14 Game Schedule With TV Games
The Cleveland Browns reveal a 14 game regular season schedule including a Thanksgiving night game with Dallas and a Saturday night at Pittsburgh on Oct 8. Other home games are on Sundays with a nationally televised Dec 17 at St Louis.
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Cincinnati keeps $1 parking fee at Crosley Field
Cincinnati officials defend keeping the Crosley Field parking charge at one dollar for the 1966 season. The city council finance committee rejected a proposal to raise the fee to $1.25 for Reds fans.
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Larsen Nearing Unconditional Release By Orioles
Don Larsen, once a million-dollar pitcher, was placed on waivers by the Baltimore Orioles as they prepared to release him unconditionally. The 36 year old hurler, who threw a perfect game in the 1955 World Series for the Yankees, could be claimed for $1 by any club after his release.
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Astros sign 18 year old Griffin in January draft
Houston signs Tom Griffin a right handed pitcher from Van Nuys California as their No 1 pick in the January free agent draft Griffin 6 ft 2 200 pounds will attend junior college until June then report to the Astros rookie team in Bismarck North Dakota Scout Jim Wilson Karl Kuehl compare him to Lar ry Dierker and praise his fastball curve and control
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Stengel Praises Mets On Training Stay
Casey Stengel, baseball legend, returns home after a month at the New York Mets training base. He says the club is greatly improved and commends the outfield development, noting they’re at least third in the National League behind only the Giants and Braves. He declines to rate the rest of the team.
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Indians Pitcher McDowell Says Season Can Start Now
Cleveland Indians pitcher Sam McDowell declared readiness to start the season at any time. He struck out seven in six innings as the Indians beat the Dodgers 7 2 in Mesa Arizona.
Cancer Tourney Raises Record Funds for Cancer Society
The annual Bowl Down Cancer Tournament raised 1178.41 dollars, 300 more than last year and the highest since 1963. The event marked the fifth year of the tourney and drew wide support from bowlers including Don Dennis who posted 702 in the All-Star League.
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Middletown Middies split spring sports exits on day two
Middletown High teams split two matches. In golf Fairfield’s Steve Herzig shot 37 to pace a 771 total for the visitors while Middletown’s Tim Bales led 169 by scoring 40. In tennis Mike Miller and Tom Harrison won singles for Middletown as they fell to Cranbrook 3-2.
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Hawks Triumph as Madison Golf Team Tops Fenwick and Trenton
Madison High golf swept rivals at Brown's Run Country Club yesterday. The team defeated Fenwick 9 to 6 and beat Trenton 16 to 0, led by G Oganowski 42 and K Oganowski 42 for Fenwick, while Trenton’s Neubrauer 53 and Lindsay 53 both posted strong scores. Fenwick topped Trenton 151 by total strokes 192.
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Knothole Meeting Slated Tomorrow
The Knothole Association will hold a regular meeting tomorrow night at 7:30 at the Parks and Recreation building in Goldman Park.
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Falcons defeat Ross 3-1 behind Zumbahlen five innings
Fenwick improved to 2-0 at Smith Park as Bill Zumbahlen pitched five innings and drove in two runs. The Falcons beat Ross 3-1 with two runs in the first and final frame and a sturdy relief effort.
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