Lombardi Retires as Packers Coach Name, Keeps GM Role
Vince Lombardi resigns as head coach to become general manager of the Green Bay Packers. Phil Bengtson succeeds him as head coach, with Lombardi remaining as executive in a new structure. Bengtson says Lombardi will not interfere. the Packers expect continuity in defense and coaching.
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Green Bay
Wis
Vince Lombardi
Packer
Lombardi
Phil Bengtson
Packers
Bengtson
Formula Fails To End Ancient Track Dispute
A federal arbitration board failed to unite the AAU and NCAA over track sanctioning. It split meets into three categories and proposed a five year framework, but AAU and USTFF rejected the plan, leaving open meets under AAU sanction and closed meets for full time students only.
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Washington
Federal
Theodore Kreel
Amateur Athletic Union
National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
AAU
Mexico City
Warren G. Magnuson, O
U.S. Track and Field Federation
USTFF
Kheel
Wilfred Crowley
Walter Byers
David Matlin
Donald Hull
Bourdase Leads KC Pin Play in Cougar Open
Ed Bourdase of Fresno rolled 1,359 for six games to take the lead in the PBA Cougar Open with 5,200 after 40 qualifying games. Therm Davis of Chicago was second at 5,188, with notable bowlers Don Carter and Buzz Fazio among the round of 16 qualifiers.
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Kansas City
Ed Bourdase
Fresno
Calif
Bourdase
Therm Davis
Chicago
Don Carter
Tarzana
Buzz Fazio
Delton
Mich
Ladies Day Lampoon Tops Off Championship Reel
A humorous caption mocks a speaker defending a gambling loss with a sharp critique of daily costs. The line contrasts household needs bread milk electricity medicine gas with complaints about losing two dollars on horse racing.
Mirc Box Scores Of Various Teams
Box score recap shows Diamond National leading MIRC with 70 while Wrenn Paper meet finishes 75. Crystal Tissue tops Ohio Bell 59, Refineries split 52 by end. Multiple players listed with points and totals for each squad.
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Diamond National
Guy
Blevins
Hollon
Schoenberger
Parella
Mitchell
Madden
Wrenn
Evans
Caldwell
Birch
Jackson
Meehan
Johnson
D. National
Wrenn Paper
Aeronca
Deaton
Thomas
Clark
Myers
Manning
Crystal Tissue
Ricuffi
Stephens
Taylor
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Hocz
Carlisle
Crystal
Buffenbarger tops first 600 in Thursday league
Jack Buffenbarger of Miller's Billiards at J J Lanes bowled a 614 first 600 for his league, with game scores of 185 212 and 217. Nancy Alvey for Hunt's Dry Wall at Laynecrest Lanes posted her first 500, a 502 on 162 189 and 151.
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Miller’s Billiards
Nancy Alvey
Hunt
Dry Wall
Laynecrest
L. Mikovich
D. Bowlin
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F. Latimer
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P. Walters
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J. Jiles
R. Schenck
D. Staton
S. Hall
L. Jordan
J. Schultz
Z. Taylor
G. Wise
B. Swain
F.C
G. Stallsmith
S. Wilkins
M. Shockey
S. Yenser
C. Arnold
J. Sebright
E. Wineman
N. Alvey
R. Parker
Armco Bowling Meet Opens at J J Lanes This Saturday
The Armco Bowling Tournament starts a three Saturday run at J J Lanes tomorrow at 1 p.m. Singles and doubles begin, with team events at 5 and 7:30 p.m. for two shifts. Deadline to enter is tonight. General chairman is Larry Dwiggins.
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Armco
Larry Dwiggins
Triangle 3 in 9th Win Over Smitty's Realtors
Hamilton Armco Triangles defeated Smitty's Realtors 95 to 70 at the Salvation Army gym in a non league game. Billy Crowe scored 21, Gary Emrick 19, and Tony Blaine 18 as the Triangles improved to 9-1 on the season.
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Armco Triangles
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Gary Emrick
Tony Blaine
Triangles
Tart Still Leads NBA Scoring As Stats Released
Lavern Tart of New Jersey remains the league scoring leader at 26.2 points per game with Connie Hawkins second at 24.7 and Doug Moe third at 23.8. Mel Daniels leads in rebounds with 15.2 per game and Larry Brown tops in assists with 6.5.
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Lavern Tart
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American Basketball Association
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Connie Hawkins
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Doug Moe
New Orlean
Mel Daniels
Minnesota
Larry Brown
Indiana
Carl Sewell Sparks Spiral Pipe to 9 0 Season, Beats Coke Plant
Carl Sewell scored 22 as Spiral Pipe remained undefeated at 9 0 by defeating Coke Plant 46 38 in the second round. Wally Blevins added 11, with Krasnowski 14 and Riley 11 for Coke Plant as Zincgrip won 65 54 over Roundhouse to stay in playoff contention.
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Dave Krasnowski
Ernie Riley
Mike Abell
Ron Griffith
Joe Spencer
Sims
Roundhose
Ron Long
Abner
Tom Williams
Jim Kelley
Golfing Great Little Is Dead at Pebble Beach
Lawson Little, a two time U S Open winner and 1935 Sullivan Award recipient, died at 57 from a heart ailment at his Pebble Beach home after suffering heart trouble since 1957. He won the U S Open again in 1940 after turning pro in 1936.
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Holum and Fish Place In Olympic Warmups In Oslo
Diana Holum of Chicago won the 500 meter race with Jenny Fish of Cleveland second. In the 1000 meter event Sundby of Norway won with Holum second and Fish third as the American team skated against local skaters.
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Tigers draw over a million fans to Tiger Stadium
The Detroit Tigers have attracted more than one million fans to Tiger Stadium across the last 24 seasons. In 1967 attendance reached 1,455,614, the highest since 1961 and second only to the 1950 record.
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Pont Linked to Miami Ohio Yale as Career Path
Indiana football coach John Pont is noted for having previously coached at Miami University in Oxford Ohio and Yale University.
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Middletown Hosts Class B Invitational On Foreign Court
The Middletown volleyball team led by Don Smith and Ralph Conner will act as the home squad for the Class B Invitational at Wade E Miller Gym though they have not played there before. Matches begin 10 30 a m with Lima versus Springfield and Cincinnati Power Crosley YMCA against Earlham College. The top four advance to a single elimination playoff. other teams include Findlay Cincinnati Williams YMCA and Cuyahoga Falls. Local players listed include Hal Schafer Jack Diefenbach Earl Heidtman Don Johnson Bruce Campbell Dorsey Shepard Dick Jones Fred Cooper and Dick Monroe. Admission is free.
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Dick Jones
Fred Cooper
Dick Monroe
Promoter Seeks New Officials For Quarry Spencer Fight
Promoter Don Garchin of the Thad Spencer Jerry Quarry heavyweight elimination bout calls for new ring officials and a referee school. Quarry and Patterson split their two fights, attracting local sentiment for Quarry. The 5 p.m. EST bout will be televised to the US Mexico City Europe and Japan, with Northern California blackout.
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Floyd Patterson
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Carter Handicap Opens Belmont Park Card on May 20
The 68th Carter Handicap is a seven furlong race with 50000 added. It will headline Belmont Park's opening day program on May 20 as announced by the New York Racing Association.
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