MiT Opens With Bang In Middletown Invitational
The Middletown Invitational softball tournament rolls through 34 men's games and four women's games after a dramatic start at Goldman Park. Wilsman Trucking blasted eight homers in an earlier win, while Knights of Columbus edged Belmont Tire Center 16-15 in the opener. Duff's Café smashed Pabst 30-9, and Middletown's girls defeated Columbus Redbirds 6-1 as part of a busy day.
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Middletown
Goldman Park
Wilsman Trucking
Ata
An - Watch
MIT
Armco’s
Triangles
Knights of Columbus
Belmont Tire Center
Dayton
K of C
Duff’s Cafe
Pabst
Springfield
al Daniels
George Reckart
Mike Good
Daniels
Good
Curt Meyer
John Armstrong
Dave Day
Duff's
Columbus Redbirds
Hudepohl
Les Hirschback
Barnitz
P.m
Goldman
Doe Marstall
Don Naxhall
Don Brunner
Wilsman
Jim Harrison
Gary Paul
Truckers
Columbus
Ryun Wins Mile at US Track Meet in Albuquerque
Jim Ryun, Kansas sophomore, wins the 1:47.2 mile at the USTFF meet in Albuquerque despite saying he does not belong in the half mile. He notes altitude testing with Nightingale and McCubbins ahead of the Olympics, and looks to run more at altitude before Mexico City. Other events tonight include the three mile, relays, hurdles, and field events.
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Jim Ryun
Kansas
Ryu
United States Track ‘and Field Federation
University Stadium
Albuquerque
Mysefe
Kansan
USTFF
Amateur Athletic Union
Ryan
Conrad Nightingale
Kansas State
Chris McCubbins
Oklahoma State
Mexico City
Weight Lifting Defenders Struggle at AAU Champs
In Columbus, defending heavy and overall champions faced tough rounds at the Senior National AAU Weightlifting Championships. Walter Imahara of Baton Rouge won featherweight with 775 pounds, while Bob Bednarski of York lifted 1175 pounds to capture heavyweight and tie Paul Anderson’s meet record. Gary Gubner and nine-time champ Norb Schemansky were eliminated early.
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Columbus
Ohio
Walter Imahara
Baton Rouge
Bob Bednarski
York
Paul Anderson
Gary Gubner
New York
Norb Schemansky
Detroit
Mich
NPSL Offers Big Payment to Secure FIFA Recognition
The National Professional Soccer League plans to pay 250000 dollars plus four percent of live gate and ten percent of television revenue to FIFA in hopes of gaining official recognition from the international governing body.
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New York
FIFA
Youngstown OKs Scholastic Football for 1967
The Youngstown Board of Education voted to continue scholastic football in 1967 after all other sports were slated for elimination. Coaches offered to work without extra pay, a plan supported by the board following a plea from Bob Thompson of Woodrow Wilson High School.
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Youngstown
Bob Thompson
Woodrow Wilson High School
Coaches’ Association
Board of Education
Knothole League Results From Friday Night Play
National League games saw Goodwin Plumbing defeat Agee Insurance 7 to 2 and First National Bank crush The ug 12 to 3. Frisch's led 16 to 0 over SPEBSQSA. Inland edged Kiwanis 3 to 2. Park Street Ice Cream beat Servomation 18 to 5. American League action had Mayfield Cleaners winning 10 to 3 over Eastern Lanes. Davidson Photo topped A & W Root Beer 17 to 2. Duff's Cafe beat Sports Bowl 7 to 6. Roberson's defeated Coca-Cola 9 to 1. Union Sanitary beat Country Kitchen 6 to 3.
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Goodwin Plumbing
Agee Insurance
First National Bank
Theug
Frisch's
Spebsqsa
Inland
Kiwanis
Park Street
Mayfield Cleaners
Davidson Photo
A & W Root Beer
Duff's Cafe
Roberson's
Coca-Cola
Union Sanitary
Country Kitchen
Patterson Draw With Quarry Sparks Rematch Talk
Floyd Patterson, former heavyweight champion, salvages a 10 round draw with Jerry Quarry in Los Angeles. Patterson rallies from two knockdowns, calls for a rematch while Quarry agrees, crowd boos the verdict under California rules.
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Los Angeles
Floyd Patterson
Jerry Quary
Patterson
Bellflower
John Thomas
Dick Young
California
George Latka
Associated Press
Lebanon Raceway Daily Race Card Highlights
Detailed results from Lebanon Raceway feature nine races with winners, payoffs, and times. The card lists pace and trot events including First through Ninth races, with horses such as Ruby, Noble Decision, Titan Song, Rich Way, Adios Clipper, Shady Boy, Miss Hal, and Ensign Rose among others, plus notes on times and payouts.
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Wampum
Titan Song
Dusty Adios
Rich Way
Star
Dannamite
Pokey Baby
Adios
Clipper
Mary C. Meadows
Square Deal C
Shady Boy
Doll Baby
M.L.S
Countess Anderson
Miss Direct Scott
Try Yucatan
Dreamy Mir
Titme
Golda Labelle
Hurley
Preble Chief
de Bean
Newtown Betsy
Conover
Hilda Mootnor
Thysby Olive
Frisgee Frosty
Ember
Ers Lad
Pace
Gamble Pat Oe
Joey W. iNiemezyckibbe Exprese
Conklin
Matt Cloby
McConnaughey
Click Son
Wittiane
Clever Sherry
Shares
Longo
Oaklawn
Linda Irpeeenee
Vie
Baker
Milford Demon
Owens
Nanny
Demon Diane
McKeever
Strictly Chette
Ffton
Rob Royal
Ova Lady
Hustead
Giles Oliver
TBA
Miss Hal Counsel
Whirley
Gorden
Alaren Eman
Rookman's
Ss School
Tommy Goose Ei Blackie
Creamer
Xth Pace
Ensign Rose
Jessie May
Holford
Yantee J. MH
Healey
Fortune’s Treasure
Thuney
Walla Creed
Worsham
Hal O. Way
Justice
Edgewood Braden
Hiteman
Ody Vly
Jet
Dreamer
Jamee Son
Williams
Caleg
Merdy
Casey H
Sinaia
Quee
Eignth
B.D. Song
Forrer
Rankin
Jezebel
DeBaun
Mr. Marion Star
Witkin
Sam Dandy
Sinaid
Ensign
Myers
C. Princess
Tandy
Ss Fire
Landes
D. Debbie
Piie Gail
Browns Sign Up Notre Dame Star
The Cleveland Browns signed Larry Contar a 1967 contract this week. The 6 foot 215 pound Notre Dame running back is praised as a good blocker with fine size and faster than average speed by coach Blanton Collier.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Browns
Larry Contar
Notre Dame
Browns
Blanton Collier
Furl Sail Eyes Triple Crown Bid In Mother Goose
Furl Sail seeks the second leg of the Triple Crown by entering the 1 1/16 mile Mother Goose at Aqueduct as a 75,000 added race. Mrs. Edwin K. Thomas previously boosted eligibility for the Acorn Oaks and American Oaks by paying 5,000 more after Furl Sail’s 1967 success.
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Orlo Robertson
Associated Press
Furl Sail
New York
Aqueduct
Edwin K. Thomas
Acorn
Coaching Club
Mrs. Thomas
Furl Furl Sail
Le Mans seen as a tough nut by drivers and teams
In Le Mans France AP reports drivers and teams view the 24 hour race as a brutal test. Ford defending champion and Ferrari enter seven cars each while Chaparral eyes speed but questions endurance. Prize money totals 16000 for first place.
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LE Mans
France
Ferrari
Franco Lini
Ford
Paul Hawkins
Australia
Detroit
Chaparral
Five top jockeys by purse money won in 196
The five leading money winners in 196 were Baeza Willie Shoemaker John Rotz Walter Blum and Bobby Ussery.
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Baeza
Willie Shoemaker
John ‘Rotz
Walter Blum
Bobby Ussery
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Gene Sora
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Semen Scott
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Chuka
Parere Nont A
Ernest Borgnine
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Ieli
Floyd
UN Tis
Africa
Hugh O'Brian
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Fridgstyle
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Peastown
Noble Decision
Joe Swing
Mad Admiral
Ty Cobb
Babe Ruth
Walter Johnson
John P
Honus) Wagner
Christy Mathewson
Meer
Aiea Griffin
Roddy McDowell
Suzanne Pleshette Plu
Ana
Cruise
Yal Brunner
Romy Schneider
Robert Stack
Elke Sommers
Havel Park
Hollywood Park
Ruken
Tumble Wind
Pagan Gem
Sheridan
Arlington Park
Diplomat Way
Wheatley Stable
Lightning Orphan
Olympia Site
Roman K
Bold Ambition
Monmouth Park
Chicot
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New Jersey Oval
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Bowie
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Cary Grant
Samantha Eggar
Jim Hutton
Alfie
Shirley Maclaine
Michael
James Coburn
Webber
Terry
Jerry Lewis
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