Palmer Doles Out Penalty After Dropping Error
Arnold Palmer incurred a triple bogey and a self-imposed penalty after moving a ball near a tree and failing to drop it. Billy Casper led the opening round of the Glen Campbell Los Angeles Open, fired five under par, tying Tom Shaw and Bob Smith.
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Arnold Palmer
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Tom Shaw
Bob Smith
Bill Brask
Bobby Greenwood
Jack Montgomery
Rancho Park Golf Club
Kings and Jones Vie In Semi Finals At British Motors
In San Francisco Billie Jean King seeded No 1 survived a tough quarterfinal 7 5 6 1 against Francoise Durr as Ann Jones defeated Kerry Melville 6 1 6 0 In the other match Gunter beat Bartkowicz 6 2 4 6 Casals overcame Curtis 6 1 6 8 to reach the semis in the 15000 women s pro tennis championship today
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Billie Jean King
Ann Jones
Rosemary Casals
Nancy Richey Gunter
British Motors
Mrs. King
Long Beach
Calif
Francoise Durr
Colombes
France
Miss Durr
Billie Jean
Gunter
San Angelo
Tex
Peaches Bartkowicz
Hamtramck
Mich
OU To Stick With Sports
ATHENS Ohio AP The Ohio University Council rejected a plan to drop all mid American Conference intercollegiate sports except basketball by moving them to club status within three years The vote was 15 to 7 Also defeated was a proposal to fund the athletic program by ticket sales and contributions rather than the general fund 16 to 6 The item cites 1969 baseball triple leader Bob Clemente of the Pittsburgh Pirates.
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Athens
Ohio
Ohio University Council
Middies Swim Beats Oxford Talawanda in YMCA Meet
Middletown High swims past Oxford Talawanda 59 to 96 at the YMCA pool. Highlights: 200 yd medley relay won by Talawanda, time 1:59.3. 400 yd freestyle relay won by Talawanda, time 4:52.6. Individual event leaders include Wetzel, Long, Hornback, and Leuchauer with top times across freestyle and backstroke. Points: 104.15 for Middies and Talawanda.
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YMCA
Mediay
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Tucker
Stausland
Taylor
Morgan
Long
Wooley
Leuchauer
Wetzel
Hornback
Alter
King
Dillon
Haager
Hinkle
Jeck
Lemmons
Andrews
Soika
Vogel
Three-man panel named to pick new minor league boss
In Columbus, a three man screening committee was named to select Phil Pitons successor as minor league baseball president. Piton retires in December during the annual meeting and candidate nominees come from the committee. Members include George Brophy of the Minnesota Twins farm system Charles Senger of Madhens and Earnest OConnor of Montgomery Alabama.
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Phil Piton
Piton
Minnesota Twins
George Brophy
Charles Senger
Toledo
Ohio
Madhens
Earnest O'Connor
Montgomery
Ala
Jr. Ski Season Opens at Snow Trails Resort
Mansfield Ohio AP report says the United States Ski Association will open its Junior Alpine racing season in the Central Division at Snow Trails Ski Resort on Saturday. Youths 18 and under compete in slalom and giant slalom across two classes as the first qualifying point meet of the season.
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Mansfield
Ohio
United States Ski Association
Snow Trails Ski Resort
Haywood case could hasten merger of NBA and ABA
AP report from Los Angeles details 21 year old Spencer Haywood’s federal court bid to play for the Seattle SuperSonics, with NBA and ABA leaders opposing. If Haywood wins, draft rules and player eligibility across basketball, football and baseball could be upended, prompting closer league ties or a merger, while ABA officials warn of retaliatory moves and rival talent bids.
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LOS Angeles
Spencer Haywood
Warren Ferguson
Haywood
Seattle SuperSonics
National Basketball Association
Walter Kennedy
NBA
Jack Dolph
American Basketball Association
Kennedy
Associated Press
ABA
Dolph
Hawks Put Eight On West Icers
Chicago Black Hawks dominate the West Division and the All-Star team with eight selections for the 24th annual East vs West game in Boston on January 19. Bobby Hull was the sole unanimous choice with 21 first place votes.
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Black Hawks
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St. Louis
Hawks
Boston
Tony Esposito
Keith Magnuson
Pat Stapleton
Bill White
Stan Mikita
Pit Martin
Bobby
Dennis Hull
St. Louis Blues
West
Chicago
Ernie Wakely
Barclay Plager
Tim Ecclestone
Ken Schinkel
Pittsburgh Penguins
Bobby Hull
Sabres Get Help From Goyette In 74 Victory Over Wings
Buffalo defeated Detroit 74 as Phil Goyette set up four goals and scored once, helping the Sabres build a 3-0 lead with three assists in the first period. Andrea scored twice for Buffalo while Unger matched with two for Detroit. Boston beat Vancouver 6-4 and Los Angeles tied Philadelphia 5-5. Esposito led Boston with two goals and an assist to raise his points total to 75. Orr added a goal and an assist for Boston. Tallon scored twice for Vancouver. Dallas Smith gave Boston a 2-2 tie with a short-handed goal, the Bruins’ 14th of the season. Plett’s shot deflected in for LA’s tying goal at Philadelphia. Joyal scored twice for LA and Johnson twice for Philadelphia.
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Detroit
Sabres
Phil Goyette
Goyette
Paul Andrea
Gary Unger
Red Wings
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Vancouver
Los Angeles
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Phil Esposito
Bobby Orr
Vanver
Dale Tallon
Dallas Smith
Olympic Talks Provide Eye Opener For Vee Pee
London reports say IOC vice president Killanin led a three man delegation to discuss eligibility rules with 100 federations. Meetings move to Paris and Lausanne with sessions on skiing but potential actions cover skating volleyball fencing and other sports. Hodler defends the skiing case noting IOC and FIS rules on teaching.
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Lord Killanin
International Olympic Committee
IOC
Killanin
Count Jean de Beaumont
France
Jonkheer van Karnebeck
Netherlands
Paris
Lausanne
Switzerland
Avery Brundage
Marc Hodler
International Skiing Federation
FIS
IOC Committee
Hodler
Ritger Takes Early Lead in U.S. Open Bowling
Dick Ritger, a nine time PBA champion from Hartford Wisconsin, led the opening session of the U S Open Bowling Tournament in St Paul Minnesota after five wins in eight games. He advanced from a 192 bowler field through a cut to 23 semifinalists and will compete in head to head rounds for a spot in the ABC televised final. Mike Limongello and Dick Weber followed in second and third place as semifinal action approached.
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North Babylon
N.Y
Dick Weber
St. Louis
Weber
Opi
Blanda and Brodie Named Players of the Year
John Brodie of the San Francisco 49ers and George Blanda of the Oakland Raiders were chosen as the NFL and AFL Players of the Year by the New York Chapter of the Professional Football Writers Association. They will be honored at the New York writers banquet on May 24 along with the “Superman of the Super Bowl.”
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John Brodie
San Francisco
49Ers
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Oakland Raiders
Professional Football Writers Association of America
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Superman
Thursday Fights Feature Knockout In Los Angeles Bout
Armando Muniz of Artesia California defeated Jim Caffey of Youngstown Ohio by knockout in seven rounds in Los Angeles. In Portland Maine Irish Beau Jaynes lost on points to Bill Wittenburg of Huntington West Virginia after ten rounds. In Omaha Nebraska heavyweight bout between Sylvester Dullaire of Hartford Connecticut and Jim Elder of Levelland Texas ended in a fourth round technical draw after Elder suffered a gash from an unintentional butt by Dullaire.
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Armando Muniz
Artesia
Calif
Jim Caffey
Youngstown
Ohio
Portland
Maine
Beau Jaynes
Lowell
Mass
Bill Wittenburg
Huntington
W.va
Omaha
Neb
Sylvester Dullaire
Hartford
Conn
Jim Elder
Levelland
Texa
Elder
Dull
Big O Delivers as Bucks Beat Knicks in Key Win
Oscar Robertson scored 35 points to lift the Milwaukee Bucks past the New York Knicks 116-106 as Lew Alcindor sat much of the game with foul trouble. Alcindor added 24. Dave DeBusschere led the Knicks with 22. In other NBA action, Los Angeles beat Cleveland 110-105 and Baltimore topped Atlanta 110-102.
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Lew Alcindor
Oscar Robinson
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Cleveland
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Atlanta
Floridians Defeat Squires In High Scoring ABA Game
Floridians beat the Virginia Squires 118-113 in an ABA game as 68 fouls and two technicals produced two ejections for a bench clearing scuffle. Mack Calvin led with 32 points on 13 of 16 from the line, while Willie Wise and Larry Brown also prominent in a chaotic night.
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Denver
Mack Calvin
Larry
Ohio State Buckeyes aim for rebound edge in Big Ten opener
Fred Taylor says consistency and better rebounding are needed as Ohio State 5-4 in non conference play heads to Iowa for a Saturday league opener. The column also previews a packed Ohio college schedule including Ohio University hosting Bowling Green, Miami seeking MAC lead, and multiple Ohio Conference games with teams like Capital, Marietta, and Baldwin-Wallace set to play.
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Fred Taylor
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Loyola
Dayton
Courter Beats Franklin In Gymnastic Meet
Franklin High Gymnasts suffered their third straight loss as Cincinnati Courter Tech edged them 125.84 to 120.26. Captain Doug Griffith led the Wildcats with six firsts and one second, taking titles in the all around, floor, high bar, parallel bars, and tumbling.
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Franklin High
Cincinnati Courter Tech
Doug Griffith
Wildcat
Griffith
Wildcats Upset Cougars 32 25 in close nine grade clash
Franklin ninth graders edged Edgewood 32 25 after a two point halftime margin Rick Carpenter scored 13 for the Wildcats Franklin eighth graders lost 32 30 at Mason as Mason pulled away late
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Franklins
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Rick Carpenter
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MIRC Box Scores Across Teams and Players
Box score fragment listing players and points for MIRC Paper Wrenn Meehan Jackson White Williams Evans totals 53, Aeronca Hileman Denton Shoemarer Kincer totals 45, Hall Song and others with partial totals. Raymond Bag-% Jones Martin Wooldridge Sorrells David totals 36. Half 27 11 (Sorg).
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Hall
Long
Messmore
Lawson
O'Hair
Johnson
Wood
Harold
Raymond Bag
Jones
Martin
Wooldridge
Sorrells
David
Sorg
Diamond Fiber-5 and Diamond National-43 game recap
Box score highlights show Diamond Fiber-5 led by Moore with 12 points and Gross 11, Mitchell 11, Dawson 5, and Diamond team total 55. Diamond National-43 trailed Hollow and Schoenberger top scoring with 14, Thompson 15, and Sangster 14. Halftime stood 23-22 Fiber ahead.
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Mitchell
Gross
Moore
Gates
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Dawson
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Sangster
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Schoenberger
Gilber
Pipe Shop routs Transportation 72 41 in Armco game
Dick Graham led Pipe Shop with 19 points as they blasted Transportation 72 to 41 in Amanda last night. Tom Williams added 16, Bill Lewis 15 and Jim Schmidt 10 as three others joined double figures. Viking-Labor upset Hamilton Pipe Shop 53 to 38 with Benny Lawson scoring 15 and Fred Conley 14.
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Pipe Shop
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Amanda
Tom Williams
Bill Lewis
Jim Schmidt
Vikings-Labor
Hamilton Pipe Shop
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Viking
Fred Conley
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