Schollander Seeks Diploma First For 1968 Olympic Goal
Milwaukee AP Young Schollander, four time Olympic swimming gold medalist, says education comes first while aiming for the 1968 Games. The Yale freshman plans to major in psychology and pursue a medical career, accepting the Frederick C. Miller Memorial Trophy as 1964 Athlete of the Year before about 500 attendees and his parents in Oswego Lake, Oregon.
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Funseth Captures Tucson Open After Big Jump
Rod Funseth, 31, of Spokane wins the $10,500 first prize at the Phoenix Open and heads to Tucson with a $46,000 Tucson Open prospect. He posts 71 68 68 67 275 on the Arizona Country Club course to beat Nicklaus Casper Lema Nichols among a strong field.
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Skater Jeanette Knott Crowned Valentine Queen
Jeanette Knott a 14 year old Roosevelt Junior High ninth grader was chosen Valentine Queen of Hearts from skaters at Skyborn Skateland Fairborn Saturday night She received a trophy and was crowned queen Knott has skated six years and is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Norman Knott 300 Ross St
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Howe Back With Elite Howey Back With Elite
Gordie Howe reached the 20 goal club for the 16th straight season with two goals in Detroit's 6 to 2 win over New York. Bobby Hull returned from knee trouble but failed to score as Chicago tied Montreal 2 2.
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Fenwick hammered by Chaminade in high school clash
Fenwick High suffers an 88 44 home defeat as Dayton Chaminade, ranked ninth in the state, dominates with a disciplined defense and balanced scoring led by Terry Dunham who pours in 17 points. Ed Kovach scores all five Fenwick first quarter points before the Eagles pull away.
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Call Journal For Drawings In Local High School Slates
Drawings for Class AA games in the Oxford area will be published by the Journal after 8 15. Schools involved include Middletown Monroe Franklin Lebanon Oxford Talawanda and Lakota. Results will be posted between 8 15 and 9 30 p m.
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Royals Rally Past Hawks Despite Star Absences
Cincinnati Royals win 99 92 in St Louis with key late scoring from Bud Olsen and Jack Twyman as Oscar Robertson fouls out and Wayne Embry sits. Pettit also sits late for St Louis while Bill Russell's Celtics roll to a 126 111 win over the Bullets.
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Wall Claims Panama Open To Complete Caribbean Circuit Win
Art Wall Jr. of Pocono Manor Pa. becomes first golfer to win all five Caribbean winter circuit events. He closed with a 71 to finish 277 for the Panama Open, his 1965 Caribbean tour total. Wes Ellis ranked second with 281, one behind Florentino Molina and Raymond Floyd who tied for third.
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Madison Frosh Finish Season With Unbeaten SOC Run
The Madison High Junior Mohawks defeated Lakota 48 to 43 to finish unbeaten in Southern Ohio Conference play. Greg Oganowski scored 18 and Myers 16 as the frosh closed the year 8 6 overall.
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Grant Defends Lightweight Titles In Kingston Bout
Jamaican boxer Bunny Grant outpointed Percy Hayles to retain the British Empire and Commonwealth lightweight titles in Kingston. The victory solidifies Grant as the holder of both belts amid a competitive bout in Jamaica.
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Four Key Games Set For Ohioans In Busy Week
Ohio’s cagers face 54 games this week with four key matchups shaping the race in the Ohio Conference. Akron, Denison, Miami and Wittenberg host and visit rivals while Miami and Ohio University vie for the conference lead and an NCAA bid. Ohio State seeks two tough road tests, visiting Illinois and Michigan as it aims to push toward a 27 Big Ten win total.
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Nixon Wins Five Mile Cycle Race in Cincinnati
Gary Nixon of Baltimore led on the 16th lap and won the AMA sanctioned five mile feature at Cincinnati Gardens before 5123 fans. Ronnie Rawl of Mansfield was second, Larry Carr of Miami third, Jim Wetzel of Athens fourth.
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Bruins Ride Unbeaten Run Toward NCAA Berth
UCLA remains unbeaten in the Pac 8 at 8 0 overall 18 2 as three weeks remain in the regular season. The Bruins and other top programs including Michigan Tennessee Oklahoma State Wichita State and Duke vie for NCAA bids with regional titles and possible NIT invitations shaping up. Cazzie Russell 32 points and a late UCLA rally over Washington State highlight the week while Saint Josephs 21 1 and Davidson 20 straight wins boost their tourney chances.
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Boxing card features Gonzalez PasaTer i and Brower stops
Boston bout results list Jose Gonzalez of New York stopping Mike Pasa teri Brockton Massachusetts and Tom McNeeley Medfield stopping Arnie Brower Hartford. James Beattie of New York stops Dick Greatorex of St Johnsbury while Quito Ecuador notes Jaime Vallladres and Don Johnson stops in unspecified bouts.
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