Fenwick Drops Season Finale at Latonia
Fenwick Falcons finish the season with a 73 49 loss to Holy Cross Indians in Covington Kentucky. Sophomore Bill Myers led Fenwick with 15 points as Holy Cross balanced scoring with four players in double figures. Fenwick ends 5 13 while Holy Cross improves to 21 4.
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Richeys Backhand Secures Indoor Championship Win
Cliff Richey earns the U S National Indoor Tennis title in Salisbury defeating Clark Graebner 6 4 6 4 6 4 before about 4000 fans. The San Angelo Texas native used precise backhand passing shots and tallied 13 aces as he sealed the victory.
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Clay's Appeal Verdict May Take Months
In Houston AP reports heavyweight Cassius Clay appeals a five year sentence and $10,000 fine for refusing induction. He may not attend. lawyers expect a brief hearing and a decision could come in days or months. Clay has been free on a $5,000 bond and lost his title after the April 2 draft protest.
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White Sox Draw Largest Crowds in Detroit Stadium Action
The Chicago White Sox, finishing fourth in the 1967 AL flag race, drew 216,007 fans across nine games in Detroit at Tiger Stadium, leading attendance for the year in the Motor City.
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Knudson Wins Phoenix Open With 71 Final Round
George Knudson, a Toronto native, wins the Phoenix Open at Phoenix Country Club after a final round 71. He earns $20,000 first prize and finishes 12 under par for a three stroke margin over Sam Carmichael Julius Boros and Julius Boros tied for second after late effort. Frank Beard Bert Yancey tie for third at eight under with $4,050 shares.
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Mikita Wharram Hat Tricks Spark Hawks 7 1 Over Wings
Stan Mikita Ken Wharram and Doug Mohns spark the Chicago Black Hawks in a 7 1 win over Detroit as Mikita adds two assists for a season high 70 points. Doug Favell stops 42 shots in goal for Philadelphia in a 3 1 loss to New York. Boston beats Los Angeles 6 5 as Glen Sather scores late to seal it.
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Stakes High For Ohio College Fives This Week
Ohio State battles to stay alive in the Big Ten title chase hosting Northwestern as losses at Wisconsin and Minnesota drop them from lead. Bowling Green can clinch a MAC share with Kent State win, while Denison Baldwin Wallace Otterbein and Kenyon push for the OAC title. Dayton eyes NIT or NCAA bid after a 70-58 win over DePaul. Cincinnati tops Tulsa. Xavier falls to Duquesne as Bob Quick nets 27 for Xavier.
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Boxing results from Seoul and Córdoba cards
In Seoul Kim Ki-soo defeated Manfedo Alipapa on points. In Córdoba Os car Bonavena stopped Felipe Marich. In Cagliari Cos tAnino Fiori outpointed Antonio Villasante. The bouts featured heavyweights from Argentina Uruguay and Italy with varied outcomes.
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Ladies Day Clash Sparks Beachfront Battle Cry
A vivid scene captures a boastful claim about a formidable beach rival, described as a powerful old battleaxe, positioning herself ahead in a tense moment on the sand.
NHL Standings Snapshot From Early Season Update
The standings show Montreal, Chicago, New York, Boston, Toronto, Detroit and Philadelphia with varying W L T records and points. Notable results include Boston beating Los Angeles 6 5 and Chicago defeating Detroit 7 1.
Fort Wayne tops Dayton 4 to 3 in IHL action
Fort Wayne defeats Dayton 4 to 3 in an International Hockey League game. Port Huron beats Muskegon 6 to 3 in the same program.
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Two World Records Shine But Louisville Meet Feels Off Year
Villanova's two mile relay set a world indoor record at 7:23.7 and Mamie Rallins posted a world mark of 8.7 in the women's 70 yard low hurdles at the Mason Dixon Games. The meet still trails its high history with nine standing world indoor records.
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