Bearcats Face Pro Pressure As Go Bearcat Drive Unfolds
Cincinnati notes a new Go Bearcat campaign by the University to boost attendance at Nippert Stadium amid rising pro football interest. Athletics chief George Smith warns of college programs losing fans to pros, citing Georgia Tech after the Falcons arrived in Atlanta. He says only one of UC or a pro team may survive. Spring drills highlight Johnny Mail, a top pass catcher vying for a speed back post, with Jim Ousley also pursued from Coffeyville Junior College.
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Royals set to name Ed Jucker as coach
The Cincinnati Royals planned a news conference to announce Ed Jucker as head coach on a three year contract at 22000 dollars per year. Jucker would replace Jack McMahon who left after the 1966 67 season to coach San Diego.
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Canadiens May Call On Gump Worsley In Decisive Game
Toronto leads Montreal 3 2 in the Stanley Cup final after a 4 1 Leafs win. Coach Toe Blake plans to decide on starting goalie at game time as veteran Gump Worsley could return for Montreal. Toronto faces goaltending issues with Johnny Bower hurt and Terry Sawchuk ready to step in if needed.
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Seattle Boss Secures Guerin Retirement In Draft Move
In New York Richie Guerin retires again as a player and Seattle coach Al Bianchi forces his status at the expansion draft. Seattle and San Diego, the league's newcomers, select from the established clubs as each pays a $1,750,000 entry fee and guards retirements.
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Monday's Results Pittsburgh 8 St Louis 5
Baseball summary notes Pittsburgh defeated St Louis 8 to 5 in the lone game on Monday. Upcoming schedule lists San Francisco at New York, Houston at Philadelphia, Los Angeles at Pittsburgh, Chicago at Atlanta, Cincinnati at St Louis with Wednesday’s Cincinnati at St Louis game.
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Baseball standings and schedule notes across leagues
American league standings show Detroit and New York in tight races with Boston Chicago and Baltimore trailing. Pacific Coast League results list Vancouver 2 Spokane 0 and Richmond 4 Rochester 4. later Buffalo visits Toledo with rain postponement noted.
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Orioles Rally Past Indians 8-7 Behind Held Three-Run Blast
Woody Held of Baltimore delivered a decisive three run homer in the eighth as the Orioles defeated Cleveland 8-7. Dennis Bennett of Boston pitched six scoreless innings in the Red Sox 4-0 win over California.
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Fights Rule Pages From New Orleans to Sydney
Monday boxing results show Harold Johnson from Philadelphia outpointing Herschel Jacobs in New Orleans 177 1 3 to 175 Ya. In Worcester Pedro Agosto from Puerto Rico stopped Charlie Austin while Rollie Penaroya drew with Lupe Gonzales. In Sydney Rocky Gattellar beat Romy Guelas by outpoint.
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NL Flag Surprises Reds Cardinals Clash In St Louis
Cincinnati Reds and St. Louis Cardinals, early NL pennant leaders, meet tonight as surprising contenders. Reds sit atop standings amid strong pitching and timely hitting led by Pavletich and Pinson, while Deron Johnson drives in 17 with six homers. Gibson and Maloney start for the mound duel.
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Amateur Puzzle Still Unsolved
An arbitration board led by Theodore W. Khez failed to resolve the standoff between the NCAA and AAU over amateur athletics direction. Meetings were set to continue as AAU and NCAA officials discuss control of major events. Attendees included Rev. Willard Crowley, Marcus Plante, Walter Byers, David Matlin, and Col. Don Hull.
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Champion Golf Sponsors Hope Rain Clears for Tour
In Houston the Champions International Golf Tournament sponsors hope for dry practice as a late day downpour flooded the course. About 50 golfers, roughly half the field, had credentials issued at registration while stars like Jack Nicklaus Arnold Palmer and Julius Boros were due to arrive. International entrants included Ramon Sota Cobie LaGrange Jean Caralde and Roberto de Vicenzo. The Houston Golf Association predicted dry weather for today’s practice rounds.
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Luxembourg Near Victory in Davis Cup Tie With Ireland
Luxembourg led Ireland in the fifth and decisive Davis Cup match before darkness halted play. Thierry Brassier held a 6 3, 11 9, 5 7, 2 3 edge over Peter Jackson when night stopped action.
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Hank Aaron Stole 21 Bases in 24 Attempts Last Season
Hank Aaron of the Atlanta Braves stole 21 bases in 24 attempts during the previous season, reflecting his speed and aggressive baserunning for the club.
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Ex-Met Bearnarth Shuts Out Syracuse For Suns
Larry Bearnarth, ex-Met pitcher in Jacksonville Suns, fired a three hitter in a 4-0 win over Syracuse. He allowed two singles and a double to Tom Shopay as Syracuse dropped into a three way tie for the IL lead with Buffalo and Columbus after the defeat.
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Pirates Find Top Starter In Unlikely Place
Pirates pitcher O Dell, 34, who faced Addison's disease, won his second start of the season to help Pittsburgh beat the St Louis Cardinals 8-5. He recovered after a rough eighth inning as Manny Mota and Roberto Clemente supplied offense, while O Dell had been sidelined by illness earlier in his career.
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Dick Bray in Poor Condition at Christ Hospital
Dick Bray a famed former sports official and radio broadcaster was reported in poor condition at Christ Hospital after collapsing at his Cincinnati home Saturday night. Bray formerly broadcast Reds games and college football and basketball, later serving as a trucking company executive. illness details were not released.
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