NYAC to Stage 100th Indoor Track Meet Amid Tension
The New York Athletic Club prepares its 100th indoor meet at Madison Square Garden as seven Russian entrants withdraw amid boycotts and threats. Protesters target NYAC membership and a City Commission on Human Rights subpoena. several top athletes weigh competing.
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Louisville Cardinals Rally To Overtime Win Clinches MVC Title
Louisville beats Tulsa 76-67 in overtime to seal the Missouri Valley Conference crown and an automatic NCAA bid. Dennis Deeken hits the go ahead basket, Westley Unseld adds 16 points as Fred Holden 18 leads with 18. Tulsa's Larry Cheatham tops with 26. Cincinnati, Memphis State, St. Louis and others won to stay below.
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Fred Holden
Louisville
Larry Cheatham
Wichita State
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Memphis State
New Orleans
Loyola
St. Louis
Southern Illinois
Virginia Tech
Richmond
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
Georgia
Georgia Tech
John Howard
Rick Roberson
Bearcats
Tight One Goes Middies' Way
Middletown High swims to a 48 47 win at Hamilton Taft to move to 7-4 on the dual season. Ted Ellison and the 400-yard freestyle relay rallied the Middies for the victory after a tight meet with Taft.
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Knothole Play Signings Slated
Four Saturday registration drives begin tomorrow at Goldman Park Parks Building and the American Legion Post 218 on South Main Street. Boys aged eight to 18 from Middletown or the Middletown school area may join five leagues. Fee is $2 with birth certificate and Knothole form from last Sunday's Journal. Registration runs 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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Honeywell Electronic Air Cleaner Promises Dust Reduction
An advertisement touts the Honeywell Electronic Air Cleaner as cutting dusting and cleaning time and lowering cleaning and redecorating costs. It claims the unit traps microscopic particles like dust smoke pollen soot and cooking grease, asserting ten times the effectiveness of ordinary fiber filters.
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Gratis Ends 15-1 Season With 57 48 Win Over Madison
Gratis Junior High finished 15-1 for the season with a 57-48 victory over Madison. Bob Wing scored 17 points, Kleetis McGhee 15, and John Stein 11 for Gratis. Madison’s Sheley 15 and Auvil 14 led their side.
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OH No. 1 Wins Armco Center Finals Showdown
OH No. 1 defeated Commercial 65-59 to reach the Armco Central League Tournament finals against Hot Strip at Armco Center. Bill Sample led with 18, Allen Zuehlke 16, Bill Welner 11 as Commercial’s Jack Leslie 14, George Morton 12, Bob Simpson 12.
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George Morton
Bob Simpson
Larry Harp
Teddies Rally Past McKinley In City League Game
Roosevelt Junior High defeats McKinley 58 to 38 in a City League matchup. Roosevelt players Gibbons 9 points and Heard 5 lead scoring. McKinley’s Hunter scores 11 with Ousley adding 8 as Roosevelt pulls away in the second half.
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Egelston
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Thursday Fights Highlight Boxing Outcomes
Jose Pimentel of East Los Angeles out pointed Sho Saijyo of Japan in a 10 round bout. Paul Fuji from Honolulu knocked out Johnny Williams of the Philippines in two rounds.
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Sho Saijyo
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30 000 To Roll In Pin Classic
Cincinnati hosts the American Bowling Congress Tourney opening with almost 30 000 keglers led by Don Carter Tom Hennessey Dick Weber and Ray Bluth competing for 564 419 in prize money. The 65th annual event runs 75 days through May 1 at the Cincinnati Convention Exposition Center on 40 new lanes across three divisions including pro and regular battles. Pinky’s Bowl of Milwaukee the defending regular team champion posted a 3327 series last year.
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American Bowling Congress
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Dick Weber
Ray Bluth
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ABC Ohio
Cincinnati Convention Exposition Center
Pinky's Bowl
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Frank Perry
Lorain
Gary Lewis
Chicago
Indians Repeat Germantown Victory in Freshman Invite
Germantown Carlisle freshman team, after a 68 68 tie in regulation, beat Germantown in overtime 74 70 to win the Germantown Freshman Invitational. Dan Moore 24 Jim Moreland 20 and Jim Smith 16 led the Indians while Barry Rieger paced Germantown with 25, Marv Cruze 20, Ed Michael 14.
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Carlisle High
Dan Moore
Jim Moreland
Jim Smith
Barry ‘Rieger
G-town
Marv Cruze
Ed Michael
Roy Whitehead
Cleveland golfer leads Phoenix Open after first round dustup
Frank Boynton, a 31 year old Cleveland club pro, shot five under par 66 to lead the Phoenix Open as PGA officials blushed for omitting his name from the players catalog. Four ahead of the field with 67 were Shaw Fleckman Montgomery and Knudson. Boros at 70 and Nicklaus at 75 trail.
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Phoenix Country Club
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Marty Fleckman
Jack Montgomery
George Knudson
Julius Boros
Jack Nicklaus
Montreal 2 Detroit 0 hockey game result
Montreal shut out Detroit 2 to 0 in a National Hockey League matchup. New York beat Minnesota 6 to 2 in another league game.
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