Clay May Be Reclassified for Military Draft
Cassius Clay, the heavyweight champion, may be taken into military service after a draft reclassification. Army standards now allow high school graduates with high mental test scores, and Clay, previously 1-Y, could join as early as next month.
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Ryan Carded At Tonight's Meet
US track leader Jim Ryan headlines a Kansas invasion with a possible sub four mile amid strong indoor form. Brigham Young Bob Delaney and Canada's Ergas Leps challenge, while Gerry Lindgren from Washington State looms in the two mile.
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Winner named coach of Cardinals with tough rebuilding task
St Louis appoints Charley Winner as head coach of the NFL Cardinals after a 5-9 season. Former Baltimore Colts assistant brings 12-year defensive coaching success and a pedigree from Washington University. He aims to lead a hard work ethic and pass it to players.
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Bruins Give Rangers Key To Deschanet
Boston Bruins climb from sixth to fifth with a 20 victory over Montreal while Ed Johnston posts a shutout. Johnny Bueyk and Bob Dilla baugh score as Boston reaches 13 wins and 31 points, one ahead of New York. Detroit’s 6-2 win over the Rangers sinks New York to basement as Detroit ties Chicago for first.
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Bob Dillabaugh
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New York
Red Wings
Cesare Maniago
Notable Aging Contests In Hazy Street Bouts
In Los Angeles Jimmy Fields 137 and Al Grant 139 from Santa Monica battled to a drawn score. In Portland Maine Beau Jaynes 126 of Lowell Massachusetts out pointed Tommy Haden 126 from Providence R. I. 10.
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Baseball stars sign big contracts for 1966 seasons
Five top outfielders Roberto Clemente Hank Aaron Vada Pinson Rocky Colavito and Tony Conigliaro signed 1966 contracts with estimated average salaries around 52000 The report notes each player’s 1965 stats and projections plus additional signings including Billy Williams Wally Bunker Sam Bowens Dick Radatz and four Cincinnati players.
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Pirates
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Sam Bowens
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Dick Radatz
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Don Nottebart
Dave Galligan
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Lola Crawford Leads Women’s City Bowling After First Week
Lola Crawford atop the singles and all events after the first week at the Sports Bowl. Her family, including sister Jan Pender and sisters Mag Longman Laura Garcia and Kathleen Robinson, compete for A&A TV Service across multiple leagues. Lola, 1963 all-events winner, adjusted to unfamiliar lanes and relies on luck as the tourney progresses.
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Industrial Box Scores Snapshot of Local 884-51 and Crystal Tissue
Local 884-51 led by Mitchell 16 and Harmon 1 faced Diamond National-35 with Mitchell 11 and Hyde 6 while Crystal Tissue trailed Ohio Bell 47 to 61 at halftime. Aeronca moved to 61 with Hoffman 14 and Bishop 23, and Sorg Paper finished 53 with Calder 19 and Woods 16 in a multi-team box score summary.
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Ohio Bell
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Calder
Whitaker
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Pipe Shop Wins League to Cap Undefeated Season
Pipe Shop completed a 10th straight win to finish the Armco Slo-Break League season undefeated. The Pipemen beat Works Engineering 62-45 as ten players scored, with Speedy Ellis scoring his first points of the year. In other games at Amanda Junior High Invoicing beat Helcore 39-24 and Roundhouse defeated Tubing 53-30.
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Roundhouse
Will Rogers Indoor Games Attract Top Track Talent
Fort Worth hosts the Will Rogers Indoor Games opening the Texas season with five Olympians. Notables include George Aldridge of Dallas now at Oklahoma, John Thomas and John Rambo in high jump, Jim Grelle in the mile, John Pennel in pole vault, Charles Christmas of Abilene Christian, and Ralph Boston in broad jump as a crowd of 7 000 is expected.
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Charles Christmas
Grelle
Seattle
Pennel
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Bowling Standings and Scores From Local League Event
A detailed listing of bowlers with series and game-by-game scores led by Don Hamilton and G Margerum. The compilation includes numerous participants with individual game tallies and final series totals, reflecting a broad league turnout and competitive performances.
Pin Tourney To Resume At Eastern Lanes
The Armco Bowling Tournament moves into round two at Eastern Lanes tomorrow with three divisions contested. Norman Romans leads East Works in all events with 1,324. Graham and Brown top doubles at 1,351. Reckart tops singles with 702. Paynter leads in Fabricating doubles and singles. Lotz heads General Office in all events. Reynolds and Blevins lead doubles with 1,291 and Ralph Davis has high singles 678. Diesel Repair team aims to top 3,171.
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Don Reckart
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Keith Reynolds
Ed Blevins
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Armco Shooters Fall In SWORL Match To Northside
In Cincinnati Armco Rifle & Pistol Club lost to Northside 1 435 to 1 407 in a Southwestern Ohio Rifle League meet. Frank Rogers led Armco with 288 points followed by Harry Chamberlain 284 Earl Reed 281 Jim Tunnel 279 and Hardin Hagins 275.
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Hardin Hagins
Balding Quits Pro Golf Tour
Al Balding of Toronto has abandoned the pro winter golf tour due to lingering right shoulder muscle injuries. He received treatments last summer and felt pain in California tournaments last month, saying the muscles won’t cooperate.
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al Balding
Balding
California
Former Reds Official Bramham Dies at 66
Cincinnati AP Bramham W P Bill 66 retired as assistant secretary treasurer of the Cincinnati Reds. He died Thursday at his winter home in Islamorada Florida and will be buried Sunday in Durham North Carolina. He retired in 1964 after a 30 year association with the club. He lived in Fort Thomas Kentucky nearby.
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Bill) Bramham
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