Soviets Open to Athletic Settlement in Vietnam War Fallout
In New York AP report, Russia signals readiness to discuss compensating costs for the canceled 1965 Los Angeles meet. Col Donald Hull of the Amateur Athletic Union notes Russian officials offered payments in rubles or for travel expenses, with a likely settlement near $100,000 and a preference for the travel option due to the State Department.
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Japs Top Marathon Field Again
Japanese runners head a 35-entry field for the 71st Boston Marathon from Hopkinton to Boston’s Prudential Building. Tooru Terasawa leads three newcomers as the favorites after last year’s Japanese sweep, with Morio Shigematsu setting a course mark in 1965.
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Patriots
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Hopkinon
Prudential
Will Cloney
Closey
Morio Shijematsu
Tooru Terasawa
Japan
Hidekuni Hiroshima
Yutaka Aoki
Takashi Inoue
Dave McKenzie
New Zealand
Antonio Ambu
Klein Thaksi
Royal Navy
Dan McFadzean
Fi 1 Negrete
Mexico
Canada
Andy Boychuk
Ron Wallingford
Middletown hurler Osborne shines as Middies tie 1-1 in 13
Joe Osborne pitched 13 innings for Middletown High vs Fairmont West, fanning 23 and driving in the lone Middletown run. Rick Montgomery batted 3 for 6 as Middletown’s bats cooled besides a lone hit by Montgomery. Fairmont West scored on an unearned run after a dropped pop fly.
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Joe Osborne
Middletown High
Middies
Fairmont West
Osborne
Middletown
Rick Montgomery
Montgomery
Fairmont
Bremer
Burts
Norris
Knothole Draft Plans To Be Aired
Knothole draft events set for tomorrow with start times for Classes A to D across Parks and Administration and Goldman Park. Saturday schedules list Class A at 7 30 am. Equipment drawing on Sunday at Smith Park and others with 64 teams this year and only 17 dollars eventual registration.
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Minor Nearly Sinks Ace in Wildwood Club Tourney
Bob Minor had a near miss two inches from an ace at Wildwood during the blind bogey event. His near shot at No 2 earned him the merchandise prize for closest to the pin. John Campbell, Jack Kinder and Marty Pohjola tied for top prize in the regular contest with BB N 79. Other closest to the pin winners were Joe Herr No 9 and Walter Romans No 18. Joe Marconi shot 72 in Saturdays contest to win while Harlan Romans No 2 Dick Getter No 9 and Ed Allen No 18 were closest to the pin winners.
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Bob Minor
Wildwood
Minor
John Campbell
Jack Kinder
Marty Pohjola
Joe Herr
Walter Romans
Joe Marconi
Harlan Romans
Dick Getter
Ed Allen
Lebanon Raceway Daily Race Results and Entries
Results list from Lebanon Raceway detailing first to ninth races with Pace and Trot winners, payoffs, times, and horse names. Entries section lists competitors and connections for several races including names such as Simon Renkin, Hardy, DeBaun, and Williams with various horses and partners.
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Prince
Emily Oliver
Attica Jim
Freddy Thistle
Trailer
Black Silver
Rod
Shy Lady
Oaklawn Linda
Charming Billy
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Stardust Royal
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Quick Flick
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Sunrise
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Dee Dee Pick
Chuckoyette Lee
Chuckie Lee
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Renkin
Short Ants
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A Grey
Bradstreet
Gee Ia
Pder
Henry Leo
Williams
DeBaun
Rolling Harry
Gon
Close Helen
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Shilisiah
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Blackiewitt
Screemer
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Edmonson
Oublin
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Handyet
Baker
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Fer- Suprise Byrd
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Perr
Franklin
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Conan
Josedale Fury
Srigley
Matt Colby
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Hal Atom
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Pace — Frederick
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Jane Lind
Stoney Dale
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Flashy Gold
Farrington
Isay
Emano
Olympian Marvin Thomson Dead At 44
Funeral services planned in Des Plaines for Marvin G. Thomson former member of the American Olympic figure skating team in 1940 and 1948 Thomson died after a long illness in Prospect Heights Illinois Monday.
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Des Plaines
Ill
Marvin G. Thomson
Thomson
Chicago
Franklin Wildcats top Fenwick 7-2 in league win
Tim Dawson fueled Franklin High with key hits in the fifth and seventh innings to power a 7-2 Mid-Miami League victory over Fenwick at Smith Park. Ray Baker held Fenwick to three hits as the Falcons dropped to 3-4. line score shows Franklin 7, Fenwick 2.
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Franklin High
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Fenwick
Smith Park
Ray Baker
Schramm
Falcons
Franklin
Baker
Conley
Agoston
Kennedy
Panthers Top Cardinals at Ge rman to wn Invitational Track Meet
Ge rmantown high track meet featured Lonnie Norris's Panthers scoring 66 points to Cardinals 29 as Jim Robbins led sprint efforts and the team edged rivals in a Saturday meet.
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Germantown
Springboro High
Conte Ts
Tiailor
Lonnie Norris
Panschool
Jim Robbins
4 Minute Mile Goal Set For Kent State Miler Bair
Kent State junior distance runner Bair aims to break four minutes in the mile, eyeing a fast time at Kent with coach Doug Raymond predicting a strong showing against world leader Ryun of Kansas. Bair has shown steady improvement from 4:10 as a freshman to 4:01 best so far, and Raymond notes his powerful kick and need to pace better.
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Doug Raymond
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Las Vegas bout leaves Kesey poised in tight decision
Lew Kesey from Eugene Oregon outpointed at Lopez in Las Vegas, a 132 percent showing for Kesey in a 132 pound contest. The result keeps Kesey in contention as the venue hosts a crowded card in Los Angeles.
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Lew Kesey
Eugene, Ore
Lopez
Los Angees
North and South Amateur Golf Opens With Star Field
In Pinehurst North Carolina the 65th Women's North and South Amateur began match play with 32 players. Nine of the last 11 winners and four former U S Curtis Cup team members started, including Marlene Stewart Streit who led qualifying with 72.
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N.C
Marlene Stewart Streit
Willowdale
Pinehurst Country Club
Barbara McIntire
Colorado ‘Springs
Colo
Phyllis (Tish) Preuss
Pompanie’ Beach
Fla
Helen Wilson
Gladwyne
Miss McIntire
Sandra Post
Bradley Wins Top Honors At Mid-American Trapshoots
Hiram Bradley of Greenville won high overall with 674 of 700 targets at the Mid-American Trapshoot Championships at the Sportsmen's Club. He tied Clyde Doss of Cincinnati for all around honors after a dramatic shootoff where Bradley finally broke all 40 to win. Doss also posted top scores, including 199 of 200 from 16 yards and 98 of 100 in doubles, while Kinzy Smith captured the handicap title and Laura Mote won the women's trophy as 427 shooters set a new record.
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Greenville
Clyde Doss
Cincinnati
Bradley
Doss
Bob Colegrove
Columbus
Colegrove
Kinzy Smith
Point Pleasant
W. Va
Ted R. Sluder
Newport
Tenn
Dave Knecht
Montpelier
Ralph Cline
Marietta
Sluder
Knecht
Cline
Laura Mote
New Madison
David Derwacher
Nashport
John McKay
Vevay
Ind
Marvin Franz
Felicity
Palmer Hope Match In Ciney Cincinnati Exhibition to Aid Hope House
Arnold Palmer the all time leading money winner and Bob Hope will play a fan exhibition match in Cincinnati on May 24 to raise funds for a new Hope House. The facility, begun in 1962, aims to give boys in trouble a fresh start, created largely by Judge Benjamin S Schwartz of Hamilton County Juvenile Court.
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Cincinnati
Arnold Palmer
Bob Hope
Hope House
Hamilton County Juvenile Court
Benjamin S.schwartz
Bowling Honor Roll Shows Wide Scoring Span
The list tracks bowlers led by Bert Bailey and Rich Huff with multiple high games. Notable scores include Bailey 672 and Huff 651, while Ray Nichting, Tom Spade, and Cary Fenton post strong series as others contribute solid sets. Triplicate entry Dot Kauffman appears in parentheses.
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Bert Bailey
Rich Huff
Phil Palmer
Ray Nichting
Roger Stamm
Leo Ratliff
Bob Kibler
Geo. Reckart
Harold Combs
Jack Trimble
Tom Spade
T. Barker
Cary Fenton
Jimmy Combs
J Harrison
Lindsey
Bob Wilson
Carolyn Kelly
L. Trimble
Bonnie Charles
Marge Farkas
Alice Keister
Lois Campbell
Wilma Brewer
Margie Moore
M. Fordyce
Janie Whisman
Julia
Dot Kauffman
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