Purdue Eyes Rose Bowl Bid With Ohio State Clash
Purdue travels to Columbus as a 7-0 Big Ten rival to at Ohio State seeking a Rose Bowl bid. Rex Kern injures, Ron Maciejowski steps in, Purdue tops Michigan State 41-13, setting a Big Ten passing mark of 406 yards. Purdue star Mike Phipps totals 292 yards and rises to 5,470 NCAA career total offense.
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Pistons Fall as Suns Grab 140 129 Victory
Phoenix outboarded Detroit 51 32 and rode Connie Hawkins 35 points to a 140 129 win. Eddie Miles led the Pistons with 22 while Jim Fox 24 and Gail Goodrich 21 paced Phoenix. In other games New York beat Los Angeles 112 102 and Baltimore topped Milwaukee 116 105.
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America's DC Entries Are Favored In Laurel Stakes
Hawaii and Czar Alexander lead as early co favorites for the 1 1/2 mile Laurel race with foreign breds racing for the United States. Kir is 120 pounds while others carry 127. Purse totals 150000 with 100000 to the winner. post around 3 45 p m EST and radio coverage abroad.
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Throwing Stones Started A Career
Stan Coveleski, a Hall of Fame pitcher who won 448 major league games, recalls starting as a stone-throwing hobby. He worked in Shamokin area coal mines as a 12 year old, six days a week from six a.m. to seven p.m. earning $3.75 weekly.
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Miami Stars Top Floridians In ABA Action
Los Angeles Stars defeated the Miami Floridians 126-115 as Wayne Hightower scored 21 and Bob Warren 18. Don Sidle led Miami with 28 points while New Orleans edged Pittsburgh 120-119 and Kentucky beat New York 128-116 in overtime.
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Crampton Glue Finally Sticks In Hawaii Open Win
Bruce Crampton wins the $125,000 Hawaiian Open at Waialae CC by four strokes over Jack Nicklaus. Crampton shot 67 final round to finish 274. Nicklaus 278, Schroeder and Rodriguez 280, McGowan and Weiskopf 281. Crampton boosts 1965 season note and career tour return after years without a win.
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Slow Reaction Saves Red's Eye
Charles Red Ruffing, 64, former New York Yankee star and Denver Bears pitching coach, says he did not hear a call when struck by a batted ball in practice. He emerged with a head bump and believes hearing shouting could have spared his eye.
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Pro Hoop Standings and Today’s Matches
New Orleans edged Pittsburgh 120 to 119 while Los Angeles beat Miami 126 to 115. Today’s games feature Kentucky at Indiana and Miami at New Orleans.
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Jasper Wins 700 Club Bowling Tourney Pace
Jasper Harrison rolled a 691 to lead the Classic Division in the 14th Annual 700 Club Bowling Tournament at Eastern Lanes. Melvin Steele topped the Upper Division with 637, Don Cherry led the Middle Division with 596, and Ernie Bratcher had 561 in the Lower Division. The event, in memory of Mike Earach, saw Mrs Earach receive a plaque. new officers Paul Demostenes and Dave Center were elected president and secretary respectively.
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McLaren Heads For Memorial Day 500 After Can-Am Win
Bruce McLaren, the New Zealander, arrives in Indianapolis with $158,750 after winning the Can-Am season finale at College Station, Texas. His partner Denis Hulme earned $156,350 but did not finish the final race due to mechanical issues as McLaren tests a new car for the Memorial Day 500 bid.
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Hawks Rout Toronto in NHL Clash as Hull Absence Lingers
Chicago's Black Hawks trounced Toronto 9 0 in a game marked by Stan Mikita's hat trick and Lou Angotti's second period goal after Hull remained sidelined amid contract talks. Tony Esposito added a shutout as Oakland tied Philadelphia 2 2 in the other Sunday NHL matchup with injuries noted.
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Gems Rally Falls Short in 5-4 Loss at Hara Arena
Dayton Gems staged a third period rally but fell 5-4 to the Ft. Wayne Komets at Hara Arena. The Komets led 2-1 after the first period and added three goals in the second, surviving a Gems surge to notch their second win in eight games.
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Bob and Sally Stamper Win 12th Annual 600 Club Tournament
The 12th Annual 600 Club Dutch Douglas Tournament wrapped at J J Lanes with Bob and Sally Stamper topping the field by total pins 1 067. Newton Kelhoffer Sr and Linda Ratliff took second with 1 022 and Daniel Hatton with Marlis Hatton placed third with 1 004. Other high finishers included Carl Russell and Betty Arrington at 1 001 and John McCullough with Joan McCullough at 1 000. Davey and Eloise Davidson led pin winners with 861.
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Kobayashi Tops Canete to Retain World Junior Title
Hiroshi Kobayashi defeated Carlos Ruben Canete by outpoint in Tokyo to retain the world junior lightweight championship. The Japanese boxer improved to 128 percent and Canete to 129 percent in the weekend bout.
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