Illinois Uses Loophole In Bid For Time
Illinois faces a second setback in its 21 000 dollar slush fund scandal as a conference loophole grants time to decide the fate of football coach Pete Elliott basketball coach Harry Combes and assistant Howie Braun. The Big Ten evaluates whether to suspend or terminate Illinois membership after whether the university will retain these coaches and requests a hearing for a formal show cause. Dr. David D. Henry says he is shocked by the faculty decision.
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Chicago
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Rigen Racing
Illinois
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Harry Combes
Howie Braun
Big Ten
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Turkey Shoot Slated Sunday at Monroe Park
The Monroe High Athletic Boosters Club hosts the second of a three week Turkey shoot at Monroe Park starting at 1 p.m. Prizes will be awarded and all are eligible to compete.
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Monroe High Athletic Boosters Club
Monroe Park
Buckeye Nine to Play 40 Game Schedule This Season
Ohio State's NCAA baseball champions will play 40 games this season with 18 in the Big Ten. The Buckeyes begin March 20 in California at the University of California tournament.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State
The
Bucks
California
University of California
Doral Open Advances as Blancas and Aaron Lead
In Miami the Doral Open moves to its third round led by Homero Blancas and Tommy Aaron both at 136 after rounds 1 and 2. Joel Goldstrand charged late but double bogeyed at 17, allowing Blancas and Aaron to maintain the pace with seven others one stroke behind. Willie Mays is noted for long Giants service.
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Fla
Giants
Homero Blancas
Tommy Aaron
Blancas
Aaron
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Joel Goldstrand
University of Houston
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Robinson Tests Knee After Pitching Drill
Frank Robinson, the previous season's AL MVP, twisted his right knee while ducking a high inside fastball during batting practice with the Baltimore Orioles in Miami. He left the field briefly, rubbing the knee, after cartilage was removed in a prior operation. manager Hank Bauer and Orioles officials treated the issue as part of healing.
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Fla
Frank Robinson
Baltimore Orioles
Baltimore
Robinson
Hank Bauer
Oriole
Reflected Glory Upsets Derby Contenders in Flamingo
Reflected Glory shocked the Flamingo field, overcoming a late stumble to surge from 10th with three furlongs left to win by 344 lengths over In Reality in the 14 miles race. Bold Monarch, once a Derby favorite, faded to third after a faltering Everglades showing.
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Reflected Glory
Glory
Bold Monarch
Everglades
Beamon Narrowly Misses World Indoor Record in Oakland
Bob Beamon, 20, Texas Western freshman, jumped 26 ft 11 in at the Amateur Athletic Union national indoors in Oakland. Ralph Boston finished second with 26 ft 7 in. Wyomia Tyus won the women 60 yard dash in 6.7 seconds. Billy Gaines claimed the men's race in 6.0 seconds after switching shoes. Doris Brown won the mile in 4:43.3. Bob Seagren set a meet indoor pole vault mark at 17 ft 0 in, then 17 ft 7 in. John Rambo won the high jump at 7 ft 1 in.
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Russia
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Norm Tate
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Tennessee State
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Seattle
Doris Brown
Coliseum
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Southern California
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Long Beach
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Boston
Ryun Seeks Mile and 880 Double at Big 8 Indoor Meet
Kansas standout Jim Ryun aims for a double in finals at the 39th Big Eight indoor championships in Kansas City. Hurdler George Byers and sprinter Charlie Greene push indoor records. Ryun eyes meet marks 4:04.8 and 1:52.5 while pursuing world mile record pace.
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Hardier
George Byers
Kansas
Charlie Greene
Nebraska
Jim Ryun
Byers
Reds eye improved relief pitching in 1967
Cincinnati Reds manager Dave Bristol aims to boost relief pitching after a seventh place finish in 1966. Billy McCool moves to the starting rotation, with candidates including Don Nottebart Ted Davidson Darrell Osteen Ted Abernathy Gerry Arrigo and others. Joe Nuxhall likely to work mainly in relief alongside Buffalo veterans Dick Stigman Roland Sheldon Dom Zanni. Teddy Davidson could become the top setup man to fill McCool’s shoes.
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Reds
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Don Nottebart
Ted Davidson
Darrell Osteen
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Mel Queen
Joe Nuxhall
Bristol
Buffalo
Dick Stigman
Roland Sheldon
Dom Zanni
Teddy
Davidson
McCool
Fleming Seen as Heavy Favorite in 1967 Worlds Free Skate
Vienna reports Peggy Fleming leads after compulsory figures and is viewed as unbeatable for the United States gold. The question shifts to second place between Valerie Jones of Canada and Gabrielle Seyfert of East Germany. Danzer and Schwarz win men's event in hometowns. Visconti climbs to third after a fall.
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Peggy Fleming
United States
Peggy
Colorado Springs
Colo
Canada
Valerie Jones
East Germany
Gabriele Seyfert
Miss Jones
Emmerich Danzer
Wolfgang ‘Schwarz
Gary Visconti
Detroit
Davos
Switzerland
No Trade For Tribe No Trade For Tribe
Cleveland Indians General Manager Gabe Paul says he is trying to make a deal but denies putting Rocky Colavito on the trading block. He notes it is early in spring training, and Colavito has sent another telegram while the salary offered is sizable given 1966 production. Manager Joe Adcock says Rocky will be considered once delivered.
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Tucson, Ariz
Gabe Paul
Cleveland Indians
Rocky Colavito
Paul
Tribe
Florida
Colavito
Pauls
Joe Adcock
Rocky
Adcock
Manhattan Has One Big Hope in IC4A Meet
Manhattan College relies on Del Benjamin to spark a comeback in the IC4A indoor championships at Madison Square Garden. The junior faces strong rivals from Yale Maryland and Villanova as key events loom with coach Jim McHugh hoping for an upset to extend Manhattan's winning streak.
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New York
del Benjamin
Manhattan College
Manhattan
Benjamin
Jim McHugh
Madison Square Garden
Shooting Match Open To All At Camp Perry
The first Governor's Trophy Open Marksmanship Matches will be held at Camp Perry on June 24 and 25. Sponsored by the Ohio Sportsmen and Firearms Council, the event aims to let all Ohioans compete in shooting regardless of skill level with safety courses offered by the Ohio Division of Wildlife.
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Ohio
Camp Perry
Department of Natural Resources
Ohio Sportsmen and Firearms Counsel
United States
Ohio Division of Wildlife
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