Pro Football Feud Near Truce With Possible Merger Hinted
Sports editors see a halt to pro football’s Pittfall war between the NFL and AFL with hints of a merger. Editors note fluctuating retaliations after Pete Gogolak signing and report secret talks aiming for a common draft within days.
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al Davis
Chet Nelson
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Frank Litsky
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Oliver E Kuechle
Milwaukee Journal
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Joe McGuff
Kansas City Star
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George Pascal
Detroit Free Press
Lloyd Larson
Milwaukee Sentinel
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Armco Banquet guest speaker Bob Strampe to attend
Bob Strampe, a top pro bowler, will be the guest speaker at the Annual Armco Bowling Banquet at the Manchester Motor Inn tonight. About 400 Armco bowlers are expected to attend.
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Manchester Motor Inn
Armco Kowlers
Jaycees edge Hoover Ball in Class C opener at Smith Park
Jaycees win 1-0 over Hoover Ball in Knot hole action at Smith Park. Mrs Pat Miller and Mrs Ann DeHart kept score while LeAnn DeHart watched. Opening day rain washed out a second set of games.
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Hoover Ball
Smith Park
Pat Miller
Ann DeHart
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Indians Batting Through Injury Wave Strains Squad
Cleveland Indians face a major injury crisis with 19 of 29 players sidelined at times. Larry Brown leads the list after nose and eye fractures May 4, while Dick Howser Tony Martinez and Pedro Gonzalez also miss time. Brown hopes to return within a week and undergoes another brain scan Saturday.
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Don McMahon
Larry Brown
Leon Wagner
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Toronto Boxer Felstein Wins Narrow Decision Over Roy
Bob Felstein from Toronto, aged 198 pounds, outpointed Jean Claude Roy of Montreal, 185 pounds, after eight rounds in a light heavyweight bout.
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Jean -Calude Roy
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Bowling Green Cagers Schedule Includes Michigan Clash
Bowling Green announced its 1966 67 basketball schedule with a game against Big Ten champion Michigan. The Falcons also enter the sixth annual Wan ker City Tournament in Philadelphia during Christmas week and play multiple nonconference foes including Ball State, Niagara, DePaul, and Loyola Chicago.
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Hal Ward Receives Ohio University Golf Award
Athens report Hal Ward a Franklin High School graduate and Ohio University sophomore earned a varsity golf award among 57 athletes recognized recently at Ohio University.
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Hal Ward
Franklin
Ohio University
Ward
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Frisbie Named To National Meeting
Jack Frisbie owner of the Sports Bowl will represent the Ohio State Bowling Proprietors at the annual meeting in San Diego in June 2025. He was named delegate at a Cleveland gathering and elected to the Tournament Committee.
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Ohio State Bowling Proprietors
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Hamilton Raceway results and entries summary
Race by race results at Hamilton Raceway with winners, payouts, and times. Entries list for nine races includes trot and pace classifications, drivers, and horse names with multiple contingencies and spelling variations.
Yesterday's Results From Local League Scores
Blake Steel Service defeated Middletown Exchange 7 to 6. Interstate beat Mayfield Cleaners 6 to 0. Midletown Jaycees edged Hoover Ball 1 to 0.
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Ladies Day Advertisement Critiques Charm Belief
A clipped line notes a business decline despite prosperity charms for a Ladies Day promotion. The remark, quoted as “Since we put up those good luck charms business seems to be worse,” reflects superstition influencing local commerce and morale.
Four pros and three amateurs qualify for National Open from Cincinnati
In Cincinnati the National Open sectional qualifying yielded seven spots led by Bob Zimmerman of Dayton. Don Finsterwald of Athens and Colorado Springs failed to qualify. Denny Shute also missed, as Zimmerman shot 70 73 for 143, with Ed Tutwiler 144 and Walker Inman 145 among other qualifiers.
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Akron
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Indianapolis
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Columbus
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Columbiana
Ft Myers
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Dor Essig III
Walter Armstrong III
Oakland
Frank Beley
Canton
Major League Leaders National League Batting and More
National League batting leaders show Mota and Alou atop the list with .345 and .329. Aaron leads runs with 39, Hart close behind at 38, and Alou adds 32. Aaron drives in 40, May 35, Alou 68 hits, Hart 63.
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Atlanta
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Los Angeles
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Philadelphia
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St. Louis
Wills
Jackson
Houston
Baseball and Fights Highlight Seasonal Leaders and Notables
Summary of batting leaders from Oliva Minnesota and F Robinson Baltimore with top averages and RBIs. Also notes Monday boxing results in Newcastle with Robinson and Cullen among leaders, plus Ortiz, Ayers and other boxers. Pitching leaders Watt Baltimore and Pizarro Chicago with 5 decisions and strikeout leaders Richert Washington and McDowell Cleveland.
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Alt list for tournament qualifiers announced
If any qualifier cannot attend the tournament the alternates are Tom Cassady Marietta 70 77 144 Joe Taylor Charleston W Va 74 73 147 Joe Cardenas Wyoming Ohio 75 73 148 and Shute 74 74 148 The National Open will be held in San Francisco from June 16 to 19.
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Charleston W. Va
Joe Cardenas
Wyoming
Ohio
Shute
San Francisco
Sixty Four Entered In Center Tennis Tourney
Sixty four youngsters enter the Center Tournament at the Middletown Tennis Club with play starting at 9 a.m. at the Jaycee Center. Co chairs Mrs. Douglas Ball and Mrs. Don Douglas oversee eight classes and the winners and runners up qualify for the Regional Center Tourney.
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Douglas Ball
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