Ivy League Wins Battle In NCAA Feud
Princeton and the eight Ivy League schools secured a resolution with the NCAA over athletic eligibility rules. The NCAA dropped its demand for a minimum scholastic average for athletes seeking national championship eligibility.
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
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Princeton University
Ivy Group
Everett D. Barnes
Colgate University
Hockey Executive James D. Norris Dies at 59
Chicago business and sports figure James D. Norris, co owner of the Chicago Black Hawks and former head of the defunct International Boxing Club, died at Presbyterian St Luke's Hospital after a 10 day heart illness. He promoted major boxing bouts and owned diverse interests including racing, stock exchange holdings, grain, railroads, cattle, and stadium properties.
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U.S. Supreme Court
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Jersey Joe Walcott
Ezzard Charles
Roland LaStarza
Archie Moore
New York Stock Exchange
Norris Grain Co
Great Lakes
Rock Island Railroad
Norris Cattle Co
Chicago Stadium
St. Louis Arena
Tighe Signs Two Year Scouting Deal With Braves
Former Detroit Tigers manager Jack Tighe agreed to a two year contract to serve as a scout for the Atlanta Braves, expanding the team’s scouting staff.
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Detroit Tigers
Atlanta Braves
Warren School Hires Walker For New Warren Team
Dick Walker named head coach at Western Reserve High School when it opens in Warren next fall. Walker led Columbus Waterson teams to three Central Catholic League titles in six years with a 41-11-3 record and an unbeaten 1965 season. He will coach the South squad in the Ohio High School All Star game at Canton on August 12.
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Dick Walker
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Cal McLish to Coach Under Gene Mauch with Phillies
Former pitcher Cal McLish will serve as coach under manager Gene Mauch with the Philadelphia Phillies this season, adding veteran pitching guidance to the staff.
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Gene Mauch
Philadelphia Phillies
Braves Ordered to Play Home Games in Atlanta
Federal Judge James Noel issued a temporary injunction requiring the National League Braves to stage home games in Atlanta. The ruling affects the 1966 schedule and keeps Milwaukee as a contested option pending a March 21 hearing on a permanent injunction.
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Bowling Honor Roll Highlights From City Meet
Bowler totals show Bob Mammerle 724 and Bill Theodore 699 leading a list of standout performances. The report lists many names with individual game scores across four games, culminating in final series tallies and placements.
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Bob Mammerle
Bill Theodore
Carroll Yocum
Tom Beatty
Dov Rice
R. Wells
Bill Ellis
David Coldiron
Art Spruance
Cliff Manning
George Marshall
Junie Schuster
Mel Schultz
Don Queen
Roy Lewey
Bud Thacker
John Blankenship
A. Jones
Jack Frisbie
G. Margerum
Helen Danner
Mary Allen
Donna _ Larsson
Jo Fraunknecht
Jenny Griffis
Ben Stump
Davey Miller
Dot Hoover
Helen Shapiro
Shirley Stevens
Linda Jack
Lynn Graham
Phyllis Myers
Peg Wombold
Gerry Grimmeth
Mary Smith
Flossie McIntire
Joy Dysart
Eloise Davidson
Vinny Hayes
Katie Tigges
Tiplicates
al Alexander
Dick Miller
Track records at stake at Golden Gate Invitational
San Francisco AP says a half dozen world records are in danger at the Cow Palace tonight led by pole vault and two mile marks. Other potential falls include the 60-yard dash long jump triple jump and high jump. John Pennell seeks 17 feet indoors after clearing 16 10 this season.
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San Francisco
Cow Palace
John Pennell
Cassius Clay Faces Illinois Commission Over Draft Remarks
Heavyweight champion Cassius Clay, undefeated in 22 fights, faces the Illinois State Athletic Commission over his anti draft remarks and a possible cancellation of his title defense with Ernie Terrell set for March 29. The three member panel must decide if his recent statements merit action. Clay offered to apologize, while the draft board announced he would not be called in March. The commission had been urged by Gov. Kerner to reconsider its approval of the bout.
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Clay
Illinois State Athletic Commission
Ernie Terre
Otto Kerner
Louisville, Ky
Kerner
Miami
Fla
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Industrial Box Scores Box scores from Wrenn Paper Meehan and others
Box scores list Wrenn Paper and Barkeley Electric with top scorers Meehan 17 and Brumfield 25. Other teams Hall, Water Refining, Middletown Journal show combined totals and halftime 18 18. Forfeit noted in one unit and multiple players' scoring tallies appear across the sheet.
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Jackson
Evans
Burge
Willams
Branson
Barkeley Electric
Smith
Brumfield
Morgan
Hollin
Blevins
Lewis
Hall
Wrenn
Campbell
Salyer
Perigram
Black
Middletown Journal
Braun
Gibson
Williams
Denton
Ohioans Named All Conference in Southern Basketball
Davidson senior Dick Snyder from North Canton Ohio and West Virginia sophomore Ron Williams from Weirton near Steubenville have been named to the All Southern Conference first team. Snyder led the league with a 28.8 point average and 6 05 standout was fifth in rebounds as Davidson went 11 1 in conference play. Williams became the first Negro named to All Southern with a 20.5 point scoring average.
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Richmond, Va
Dick Snyder
Davidson
North Canton
Ohio
Ron Williams
West Virginia
Weirton
W. Va
Steubenville
Snyder
Williams
Tokyo fighter Mori outpoints Gonzales in ten round bout
In Los Angeles Hiroshi Mori 127 outpoints Pat Gonzales 124 over ten rounds. In Portland Bobby Valdez 128 defeats Richie Sue 128 5 awarded decision after a cut opened over Valdez left eye. In Portland Maine Brad Silas 147 outpoints Kid Bassey 146 over ten rounds.
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Hiroshi Mori
Japan
Pat Gonzales
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Bobby Valdez
San Diego
Richie Sue
Portland
Ore
Valdez
Maine
Brad Silas
Washington
Kid Bassey
Kingston
Jamaica
Dodgers deny Koufax and Drysdale big contracts
Dodgers executive Buzzie Bavasi recounts offering Sandy Koufax and Don Drysdale a three year deal near record money, but the stars declined. Negotiations deadlocked at 500000 per player, with both sides remaining noncommittal as spring training looms and Bavasi says their next move likely won’t be toward the team plane.
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Don Drysdale
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Buzzie) Bavasi
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Drysdale
Vero Beach
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Mantle to report to Yankees camp earlier after surgery
Yankees receive hopeful update on Mickey Mantle who plans to report to spring training Tuesday five days earlier than scheduled. Mantle recovering from January shoulder surgery at Mayo Clinic in Rochester and says doctors expect good recovery. he batted .255 with 19 home runs and 46 RBIs in 1965.
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Fla
New York Yankees
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Yankees
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New York
Ralph Houk
Houk
Dallas
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Mayo
Indians eye pennant with confident Paul Tebbetts caution
Cleveland Indians open spring training with General Manager Gabe Paul stating that a pennant is within reach through normal performances while Manager Birdie Tebbetts cautions that five other American League clubs are contenders. Tebbetts stresses need for a major contribution from Max Alvis as Paul highlights pitching depth beyond Sam McDowell and Sonny Siebert and notes alternatives if Kralick falters. The team, coming off a fifth-place finish 15 games back, aims for a stronger showing.
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Ariz
Cleveland Indians
Gabe Paul
Birdie Tebbetts
Paul
Tebbetts
Tribe
Indians
Max Alvis
Sam McDowell
Sonny Siebert
Jack Kralick
Kralick
Minnesota Twins
Twyman Dinner to Honor Jack Twyman in Cincinnati
Former basketball great George Mikan and baseball star Ted Williams will speak at a 55 dollar per plate testimonial dinner in Cincinnati. The event honors Jack Twyman who retires at season end after 11 years with the Cincinnati Royals of the NBA.
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Cincinnati
George Mikan
Ted Williams
Jack Twyman
Cincinnati Royals
National Basketball Association
Johnson Seeks Higher Pay as Reds Holdout Spread
Deron Johnson joins Jim Maloney in a wage dispute with the Cincinnati Reds after indicating he wants considerably more than the club’s offer. Maloney and substitute cadet Jim Coker also hold out. Reds manager Don Heffner bans poker on road trips amid reports of players losing as much as 300 dollars on trips last season.
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Fla
Deron Johnson
Jim Maloney
Cincinnati Reds
Phil Seghi
Reds
Johnson
Maloney
Cadhet
Jim Coker
Don Heffner
West Coast
Heffner
Offen sive tackle Jim Snowden signs 1966 Redskins contract
Washington Redskins announce offensive tackle Jim Snowden has signed his 1966 contract. The deal confirms Snowden as a new member of the NFL club, joining the roster as negotiations conclude.
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Washington
Jim Snowden
Washington Redskins
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