Ara's Strategy Defended By Eddy At Falcon Fete
Notre Dame star Nick Eddy defended Ara Parseghian after the Notre Dame Michigan State game. Eddy said Notre Dame played percentage football and pursued a win, not a tie, noting injuries shaped the Irish approach and praising Parseghian's coaching during Fenwick High School ceremony.
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Ara
Eddy
Falcon Fete
Fred Sennet
Ara Parseghian
Notre Dame
Michigan
Nick Eddy
Fenwick High School
Fenwick
Michigan State
Ryun’s Record Not Recognized By IAAF
Jim Ryun’s 88 yard dash clocked in 9.44 seconds was not accepted as a world record by the IAAF due to an unsigned AAU certification. Ryun, KU student, ran the time in Terre Haute on June 10, 1966 during a national meet, as the sport’s governing bodies dispute regulatory authority. He also holds the mile record of 3:51.3, previously approved by the IAAF.
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Venice
Italy
Jim Ryun
International Track and Field Federation
Amateur Athletic Union
Ryun
University of Kansas
Ait Terre
IAAF
Cincinnati signee sets record for high school star
Cincinnati McNicholas forward Steve Wenderfer six four signed 1967 letter of intent with the University of Cincinnati. Coach Tay Baker noted he averaged 20.9 points per game last season.
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Cincinnati
Steve Wenderfer
McNicholas
University of Cincinnati
Tay Baker
Wenderfer
California Gals Shine In National AAU Indoor Swim Meet
Santa Clara Swim Club retains National AAU Women’s Indoor Championship as California girls dominate a 15-event field. Records set in a 25-yard pool bolster U S prospects for Winnipeg Pan American Games. Claudia Kolb leads with 22 points while Catie Ball and Sue Pederson follow.
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Cleveland
Santa Clara
California
U.S
Winnipeg
Canada
Mento
Calif
Claudia Kolb
Catie Ball
Jacksonville
Fla
Sue Pederson
Arden Hills
Holy Cross in Kodak Basketball Classic In Rochester
Holy Cross will compete in the fifth annual Kodak Basketball Classic December 29 and 30 at War Memorial Auditorium Rochester. Other teams named are Cornell Navy and Rochester enriching the weekend field.
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Rochester
N.Y
Holy Cross
War Memorial Auditorium
Cornell
Navy
Weekend boxing results from Nova Scotia to Detroit
Ronnie Sampson of Nova Scotia out pointed Gerry Graci of Boston in Glace Bay. Miguel Castro of Mexico stopped Eugenio Hurtado of Panama in two rounds. Ramon La Cruz of Argentina outpointed Langston Morgan of Los Angeles. Ford Hernandez of Las Vegas stopped Jose Gonzalez of Puerto Rico in nine. Roger Rouse of Montana outpointed Henry Hank of Detroit in ten. Gonzalez was disqualified for battling.
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Glace Bay
N.S
Ronnie Sampson
Nova Scotia
Gerry Graci
Boston
Mexico City
Migual Castro
Mexico
Eugenio Hurtado
Panama
Buenos Aires
Ramon la Cruz
Argentina
Langston C. Morgan
Los
San Juan
Ford Hernandez
Las Vegas
Jose Gonzalez
Puerto Rico
Gonzalez
Missoula
Mont
Roger Rouse
Alaconda
Henry Hank
Detroit
Mikita Sidelined by Leg Strain for Hawks at Leafs
Chicago star center Stan Mikita in danger of missing Game 6 versus the Maple Leafs in Toronto as the Hawks try to extend the series to seven. Terry Sawchuk again excelled for Toronto, while Johnny Bower relieved him amid nerves in relief duties.
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Joe Mooshil
Chicago
Terry Sawchuk
Chicago Black Hawks
Maple Leafs
Toronto
Stan Mikita
National Hockey League
Hawks
Sawchuk
Montreal
Punch Imlach
Johnny ‘Bower
Lebanon Raceway Race Lineup Details Pacific Edition
First through ninth races list pace and trotting horses with drivers and owners. Notable entries include Emily Oliver on Huldah's Prince and Kamara, Ba hia Palace and Seldom in the second race, Chali dale Ron with Rod's Champion in the third, Oak lawn Linda in the fourth, Gypsy Lady in the fifth, High Dandy and Direct in the sixth, Sam Dandy in the eighth, and Chuckie Lee in the ninth with multiple placeholders and owner initials noted.
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Emily Oliver
Albertson
Ripper Melody
Montgomery
Tina Rambler
Peter
Huldah
Prince
Baily
Attica Jim
Justice
Kamara
Hardy
Count Abbe
Gordon
Ethel
Gal
Satterthwaite
Bahia Palace
McConnaughey
Seldom
Thaney
Newtown Betsy
Conover
Miss Direct Scott
Calico Roni
Irish Mite
Creamer
Trailer
Roughton
Freddy Thistle
Crisenbery
Chalidale Ron
Williams
Rod
Kesner
Shy Lady
Koch
Mountain Butler
Morgan
Archbob
Foist
Fletcher
Siigley
Black Silver
Hurley
Girdie’s Wish
Rangno
Oaklawn
Linda
Henman
Charming Billy
Stephenson
Scotty Hanover
Virgie
Phone
Ferguson
Speedy Trip
Queen's
O. H
Frederick
Little Orince
Bill
Gypsy Lady
Sanders
Reed
Millie
Hendy
Speedy Chief
C. W. Hal
Burnett
Diamond Star
Stardust Royal
Temple
Quick Flick
Daily
Mary C. Meadows
Owens
High Dandy
Direct
TBA
Coney Island
Parker
Edgar Grattan
Molly’s Harry
Srigley
Whirley Bird
Hal Coun- Claire Lobell
Sander
Cricket Blake
Farrington
DeBaun
Trusty Process
Josedale Regal Hal
Lonesome Me
Dee Dee Pick
Bradstreet
Meadow Hawk
Keener
Chockoyette Lee
Local Doubles Team Misses By 11 Pins In Columbus Run
Jack Frisbie and Matt De Felice, 1966 Central States champions, fell short by 11 pins as they led a local push in Columbus. Don Dennis led Middletonians with a 641 three game series, King Sol's posted 2,921, and Frisbie DeFelice posted a 455 singles total in the event.
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Jack Frisbie
Matt DeFelice
Frisbie - DeFelice
Columbus
Don Dennis
King Sol’s
Enoch Hale
Millard Wells
Jim Anderson
Mort Collins
Pearl Wireman
Frisbie
DeFelice
Host City Caps Team Crown In Women's Meet
The Independents of Columbus won the team title in the host city women's bowling tournament. Columbus teams placed first and second with Lanes four pins back, while Venice Pelton led all-events with 719 and Cleveland’s Pelton set a 1910 mark in doubles. Dorothy Warner led singles with 772 and the doubles champions were Pat Faust Fran LaGree and Nancy Cryder Darlene Eckroate from Toledo/Navarre.
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Columbus
Ohio
Independents
Ace Bowling Supply
New Lexington
Venice Pelton
Cleveland
Dorothy Warner
Paul‘ding
Toledo
Pat - Faust- Fran LaGree
Navarre
Nancy Cryder
Darlene Eckroate
Beard Gambled and Won at Las Vegas Tournament
Frank Beard faced a final hole choice in the $100 000 Tournament of Champions against Arnold Palmer. He chose the aggressive line for a birdie, sinking a 7 foot putt for the winning 20 000 purse as Palmer shot a course record 64 and Beard claimed victory and a playoff option.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Frank Beard
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Arnie
Nevada
Beard
Louisville
Frank
Azalea Win Puts Glover Over Hump
Randy Glover of Florence South Carolina clinched his first major PGA victory at the Azalea Open in Wilmington North Carolina after a two hole sudden death playoff over Joe Campbell. Glover earned $5 000 for first place and moved into touring golf life with a pivotal triumph.
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Wilmington
N.C
Randy Glover
Florence
S.C
Joe Campbell
Glover
Randy
Cape Fear
Campbell
Rocky Thompson
Howell Fraser
John Cook
Benvenuti Seeks First Italian Citizen World Title In City Bout
Nino Benvenuti challenges Emile Griffith for the middleweight crown at Madison Square Garden. The 15 round telecast draws a large Italian-backed crowd, with Benvenuti favored at 13-5. Griffith seeks to solidify his record after a previous loss to Rubin Carter.
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Murray Rose
NEW York
Nino Benvenuti
Emile Griffith
Madison Square Garden
Trieste
Benvenuti
Rubin
Hurricane
Derby Drop Leaves Tumiga Off May 6 Field
New York AP reports Tumiga is ruled out of the May 6 Kentucky Derby by trainer Lu cien Laurin. The note contrasts with a 19th and early 20th century context where Isaac Murphy and Jimmy Winkfield were the only jockeys to win the Derby twice in succession.
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New York
Tumiga
Lucien Laurin
Isaac Murphy
Jimmy Winkfield
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