Guards Race Walkermen To GOL Pennant 84 75
Middletown Midfields overcome by Taft Tigers as guards led by Miller Graham and Hounshell power the Middies to an 84 75 defeat. McCol lum notes backs drew fouls, while Edwards and Fraley bolster the Tigers in a key Greater Ohio League tilt.
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Beavers Coach Praises UCLA Star Alcindor After Loss
Oregon State coach Paul Valenti lauded UCLA’s Lew Alcindor after a 76-44 defeat at Pauley Pavilion. The Bruins, led by the 7-foot-lean sophomore, surged to a 16-point early run as 12,883 fans watched.
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Warriors suffer two losses in one night
The San Francisco Warriors lost to the Boston Celtics 137-119 in two overtimes, costing them a half game in the NBA Western Division and sidelining All-Star Nate Thurmond for six to eight weeks with a broken left hand. Other results include Philadelphia widening its East lead with a 148-131 win over Los Angeles, New York edging Chicago 122-121, and Cincinnati routing Detroit 133-104.
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Spahn Recovers World Series Rings From 1957 58
Warren Spahn, former MLB ace, retrieved his two World Series rings from 1957 and 1958, found in a field by two brothers near a Farmington motel. The rings, valued at 400 dollars each, were intact. Detectives believe the suitcase was unintentionally left behind in a moment of desperation.
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Indians Sign Trio to 1967 Contracts
The Cleveland Indians announced the 1967 signings of catcher Buddy Booker and catcher Fran Nealy and pitcher Vicente Romo. Booker, 24, had part of last season with Cleveland when Duke Sims was sidelined by back trouble. Romo, 22, posted a 1-7 record with a 2.41 ERA last year for teams including Mexico City and the Tigers. Nealy, 20, spent the prior season at Pawtucket and Dubuque.
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Marichal Seeks 125 000 Dollar Contract
Dominican right hander Juan Marichal told reporters from Santo Domingo that he wants 125 000 to face National League batters this season. He was 25 6 for the Giants last year and finished 20 game winner for the fourth straight season. Giants offered 95 000 unsigned, no change. Giants vice president Chub Feeney said they have treated him well. Marichal said he knows his worth.
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Champions Middle JV Triumphs Over Calhoun 70 to 69
Middle JV defeated Taft JV 70 to 69 in a tight game with leaders Coleman Hammered 18, Spence 19, and Ledford 15 while Ham and Taft each posted key scores. Ham dominated early, Taft rallied in the final frame but fell short as Calhoun fell behind early in the fourth.
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Matson Throws 69-2 At Will Rogers Indoor Games
Texas A&M star Randy Matson wowed a 7000 strong crowd at Fort Worth with a 69 feet 2 inch shot put, winning outstanding athlete honors and signaling a gold medal bid for Mexico City. He praised recent workouts and set a Texas indoor mark as part of a sequence that included 68 9 54 69 2 68 14s 67 11 and 66 3.
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Scores From Cincinnati Area High School Basketball Games
Finneytown Lincoln Heights 41 Princeton 65 Taylor 59 Colerain 87 Lockland 63 Harrison 61 Reading 60 Madeira 76 Deer Park 74 Miami 74 Blanchester Cin LaSalle 78 Newport Catholic Cin Roger Bacon 78 Moeller Cin Withrow 78 Center Tech Cin Hughes 60 Western Hills Cin Elder 71 McNicholas 62 Glen Este 51 Bethel 43 Goshen 76 Felicity W New Miami 6 Ross Indian Hill 63 Mariemont 51 Norwood 64 Mr. Healthy 61 Cin Walnut Hills 84 Aiken 77 Sycamore 58 Loveland 0 Oak Hills 84 Anderson 63 Greenhills 80 St Bernard Milford 65 New Richmond 60 Wyoming 85 North College Hill 80 Cin St Xavier 76 Purcell 67 Springfield South 63 Lima Senior 62 Greenfield McClain 55 Wilmington Lorain Admiral King 161 Fre mont Ross 6 Findlay 61 Marion Harding Celina 67 Van Wert 65 Cleve East Tech 80 West Tech 4 Col East 4 West 43 Circleville 72 Hillsboro Findlay 61 Marion Harding
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Middletown 4 Hamilton Taft Franklin 71 Fenwick 69 Monroe 85 Lakota Oxford Talawanda 81 Madison Trenton 1 Seven Mile Twin Valley South 74 Carlisle Springhore 73 Waynesville 67 Preble Shawnee 75 Bellbrook Clinton Massie 53 Kings Mills Gay
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College scores and outcomes from a mixed sports slate
Muskingum defeated Wooster 74 to 60 while Case Tech beat Thiel 91 to 5. Rio Grande topped Walsh 99 to 74 and Princeton beat Yale 81 to 80. Pennsylvania edged Brown 77 to 77? Harvard beat Columbia 73 to 8% Cornell 8 Prudence. Bucknell down Navy 64, UCLA over Oregon St 71 to 4, San Francisco 79 Pepperdine 73, Air Force 61 Wyoming 60. Loyola Los Angeles 64 defeated Santa Clara 78. A 137 to 136 shootout and a 2 s Philadelphia 148 to 131. New York 122 over Chicago 12. Cincinnati 133 over Detroit 104.
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Tate Stays Miami Coach Saying He Didn’t Feel Right About Tech
Miami coach Charlie Tate announced he would remain at the University of Miami, saying he didn’t have that feeling for Georgia Tech and noting Miami’s national recognition as a football power. He believes he can improve Miami and continues the program.
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Naples report on mixed nationalities and ages
Naples dispatch notes Mario La magna aged 161 in Italy stops Lat Phonaso aged 162% from Nigeria aged 5 in a curious cross national reference.
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Olympic group debates altitude training before Mexico Games
Copenhagen AP report on the IOC secret session with a 27 point agenda addressing high altitude training for Mexico. Avery Brundage urged recognizing world records set in Mexico and considered studies on athlete reactions to altitude as the Games approach next year.
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May Join Hornung As Saints Draft 42 Veterans
Paul Hornung leads New Orleans as 42 veterans are picked under coach Tom Fears. Jim Taylor, LSU alum, may join the group with talks to Packers coach Vince Lombardi by May 1. Saints freeze 29 of 40-man rosters, selecting from 14 teams and targeting key players like Gary Wood and Bill Kilmer.
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Termites and Trust in Home Canvassers Raise Alarm
A reader warns about accepting house to house pest control offers from unfamiliar operators and the risk to homes. The note emphasizes verifying credentials before allowing any crew inside and seeking local licensing information.
Hornung Leaves Packers for Saints in NFL Draft
Louisville AP report notes Paul Hornung, longtime Packers star, has exited Green Bay as New Orleans Saints draft him to stock the expansion club. Hornung, sidelined by a pinched nerve in 1966, says his future depends on shoulder progress while awaiting playing status. Donny Anderson, one of the league's richest rookies, waits in the wings.
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