Ohio sports schedule shuffled by rain at Columbus
In Columbus Ohio rain forced postponements across baseball golf and track as events shift to new times. Class AA baseball semifinals relocate to Monday 2 p.m. while Class A semifinals move to Friday 2 p.m. with finals to follow. Track preliminaries begin today despite wet grounds and tennis proceeds outdoors rain or shine.
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Columbus
Ohio
Kirtland
Ohio High
Kent State High
Archbold
Cleveland Lutheran East
Cleveland Glenville
Withity Union
Xenia Woodrow
Bob Ware
Wilson
Cleveland East Tech
Tow
Ohio State
Cincinnati
Roger Bacon
Toledo
Rogers
Marion Franklin
Cleveland
Seaman
Hardwick's Hot Hand Leads Field At Bowling Nationals
Billy Hardwick, fresh from California to Louisville, led the 27th National All-Star Bowling Championships men’s finals with 3,630 pinfall and 4,155 total after 16 games. He holds a 104-point edge over Jim Stefanich as 32 games remain. Dotty Fothergill led the women after 12 of 36 games with 3,110 points. first prize is $5,000.
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Garden City
N.Y
Billy Hardwick
Louisville
San Mateo
Calif
Hardwick
Jim Stefanich
Joliet
Ill
Dotty Fothergill
Attleboro
Mass
Ohio bowler Jean Shepard climbs to 10th in WIBC all events
Jean Shepard of Columbus Ohio moved into 10th place in the Division I all events standings at the Women's International Bowling Congress competition in San Antonio Texas Her total 1787 came from 602 in team 596 in doubles and 589 in singles with no other changes in the rankings.
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San Antonio
Tex
Jean Shepard
Columbus
Ohio
Rogers Takes Yorktown Basketball Post After Shawnee Success
Don Rogers, 30, resigns from Shawnee after four years and a year at Gratis to become Yorktown High School coach. His career spans Gratis 18-6, Shawnee 20-4 after merger, and an overall 84-23 record. He graduates from Miami University and will earn an education admin master's at Xavier.
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Camden
Don Rogers
Yorktown
Ind
Preble Shawnee
Rogers
Shawnee
Gratis
Muncie
Learn To Swim Program Reaches Full Capacity
Dick Jones director of physical education at the Journal-YMCA announced the Learn-To-Swim program filled its 360 openings. Classes start June 1 and all slots are closed with only a waiting list being accepted.
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Dick Jones
Jones
Boxing Victories Across Cities Highlighted By AP
Associated Press report lists multiple boxing results from cities including Minneapolis and Los Angeles. Boxers Bobby Rodriguez Aaron Eastling Sonny Liston Takao Sakurai Willie Burton Marion Conner and Jimmy Lester scored knockouts or points suasively with various weights and venues nationwide.
McLendon Leads Open After Roomy 65 First Round
B R McLendon and Jim Lunn shared the first round lead at the Memphis Open with five under par 65s McLendon tied early but finished late in the day. Palmer posted a 69 and Nicklaus a 71 as other contenders chased the top score at Memphis.
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Memphis
Tenn
B. R. McLendon
Joan
McLendon
Jim Lunn
Sacramento
Calif
Lunn
Palmer
Arnie
Jack Nicklaus
Major Leagues Set Free Agent Draft Dates
New York AP reports the annual summer draft will be held June 6-7. Commissioner Eckert says each MLB club can select one free agent, with one pick per Class AAA and AA farm system. Seattle and Kansas City may participate via Class A affiliates with unlimited selections.
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New York
Major League Baseball
William D. Eckert
Seattle
Kansas City
McCalls Gals Facing Danger In Paris Play
The Federation Cup in Paris pits top amateur women against pros in next week's French championships. Promoter George MacCall leads Billie Jean King Ann Jones Françoise Durr and Rosemary Casals as top seeds amid sharp form from Nancy Richey Margaret Court Christine Jones and Anna Dmitrieva challenging the open event qualifiers.
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Paris
George MacCall
MacCall
Billie Jean King
Long Beach
Calif
Ann Jones
Britain
Francoise Durr
France
Rosemary Casals
San Francisco
United States
Australia
South Africa
Russia
Bulgaria
Netherlands
Nancy Richey
San Angelo
Tex
Margaret Court
Christine Jones
Anna Dmitrieva
Bute Drug Scandal Reaches Massachusetts Tracks
Massachusetts tracks report traces of phenylbutazone in winners at Berkshire Downs and another local venue. Two trainers face suspensions after Nashua Breeze and We Salute victories. We Salute trainer Edward Hess denies illegal needle possession in Berkshire County Court.
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Massachusetts
Berkshire Downs
Hancock
Nashua Breeze
We Salute
Fred Elliott
Lakeville
Mass
Edward E. Hess III
Lancaster
Berkshire County District
Tiger vs Foster title clash at Madison Square Garden
Light heavyweight champion Dick Tiger defends his title against challenger Bob Foster in a 15 round bout at Madison Square Garden. Foster enjoys physical advantages and is a 12-5 favorite, with New York blackout for TV and a hoped crowd of 15 000. Tiger seeks third title defense after beating Jose Torres on December 16, 1966.
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New York
Dick Tiger
Bob Foster
Madison Square Garden
Foster
Washington
Republic of Biafra
Sports Network
Garden
Tiger
Sense
Jose Torres
Lebanon Raceway Results First to Tenth Races
Race results from Lebanon Raceway list winners and payoffs for ten races including trot and pace events with times and top payouts. Notable winners include Vicki Valley, Little Starbuck, Red Cloud, Hello Pussycat, Bar Bell, Dreamy Mir, Shady Boy, Chief Worthy, Clever Sherry, and Speedy Trip with full entries and payoffs.
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Vicki Valley
Don Tass
Emily Oliver
Little Starbuck
Buckie Kid
Laurel
Red Cloud
Edgewood Valley
Huckleberry Boy
Swede Everett
Henry Blackstone
Notre Dame
Pace
Chief Worthy
Bow’s Brother
Cheekie Vic
Clever Sherry
Indian Red Fire
Jasper
Ntries
Speedy Trip
Longo
Chester Riddell
Singley
Charming Billy
Stephenson
Midwest Volo
Green
Bruce Spencer
Scott
Jimmy Land
McCalla
Pat's Pal
Wilson
Brother Gallon
Temple
Sherry Gay Bell
Hofstra
Taconite
Albertson
Ellemar Pointer
Pinske
Raidant Hope
Bolienbacher
Tommy Blackstone
Morgan
Hattie
Gretchen Meadows
Priebe
Rich Way
Star
Gaye Brewer
Williams
Edgewood Petite
Kiser
Hilda Hoot
Owens
Fort Adios
Tba
Jezebel
DeBaun
Sun Bo
Duke
Minda
Willola's Lady
Bollenbacher
Sue Jack
Schliesser
Mitzi Rambler
Worsham
Brown Ranger
Rich
Success Angel
McKeever
Miss Shapely Glow
Montgomery
Rudy Adams
Roughton
Mostest Mite
Justice
Miracle Lee
Woebkenberg
Weegie
Burt
Roal Clay
Kilgore
Suzanne
Jet
McDougall
Miss Saundra Song
Rankin
Billy M. Volo
K. Leo
Parker
Nat's Pride
Arcada
Irv
Boy
Hanners
Liston Climb Is Debatable
LOS ANGELES AP Form er heavyweight champion Lenny Liston is past the sixth rung on his climb back up the ladder to boxing prowess. He disposed of Billy Joiner in seven rounds at the Olympic auditorium before a crowd of 10,162. Sonny earned $12,000 from a $48,653 gate.
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Los Angeles
Lenny Liston
Big Bear
Liston
Billy Joiner
Cincinnati
Olympic Auditorium
Sonny
Huerta Resigns as Parsons College Coach
Marcelino Chelo Huerta quits as head football coach at Parsons College Fairfield to enter private business.
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Fairfield
Iowa
Marcelino
Chelo’ Huerta
Parsons College
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Minneapolis, Minn
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Tommy Fox
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Mont
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St. Paul
Eddie Dembry
Chica
Sonny Liston
Las Vegas
Nev
Tokyo
Takao Sakurai
Japan
Ramiro Nides
Mexico
Portland
Maine
Willie Burton
Marion Conner
Roxbury
Beau Jaynes
Lowell
al Romano
North Adams
Maxx
Oakland
Jimmy Lester
Ralph McCoy
Richmond
Arnold Palmer
R. H. Sikes
Dick Mayer
Jack McGowan
Larry Mowry
McCall
Bute
Boston
Dancer
Bos
Sandy Koufax
Whitey Ford
By Murray Rose
Air Force
Lebanon
Cashway Co
Franklin
East
Particle Board
Cashway Lumber CO
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