McMahon Sees Wilt Chamberlain Score 62 Against Royals
Wilt Chamberlain exploded for 62 points as the San Francisco Warriors defeated Cincinnati 122 to 106. McMahon, Royals coach, lamented failed defenses and noted Rodgers scored 15 in the second quarter while Chamberlain dominated with 26 field goals and 22 rebounds.
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Yokes Five Tops First Place in Sports Bowl Team Race
Middletown bowlers lead two big prizes at the Sports Bowl with Yoke's Five posting 3,200 to top the team event. Hobo Head Pin sit fifth with 3,059 and Interstate Securities eighth at 3,001 as Journal Sweeper standings shift. Ed Besse leads Journal Sweeper with 902 while Joel Morrow trails at 844. The 9th Annual Five-Man Handicap Tournament runs through year start with a $5,000 top prize. Sweeper offers $2,000.
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Journal
Sweeper
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Mauro
St. Clair Shores
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Cement
Detroit
Beverly Hills Playhouse
Pittsburgh
Mutual of Omaha
Dayton
Ed Besse
Lansing
Ill
Besse
Joel Morrow
Ernest Allen, Jr
Louisville
Sadair Bold Lad Duel Looming in 1965 Classic Scene
The Flamingo at Hialeah Park hosts the looming clash between Bold Lad and Sadair as 3-year-olds. Sadair dominates Garden State Stakes with a track-record 1:41 for 11 1/16 miles, earning $181,020 to reach $387,306. Bold Lad, eight stakes wins from 2-year-old campaign, seeks Derby-season glory. the pair have met twice with Sadair third each time.
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Ohio hunters warned as dry conditions persist
Ohio's hunting opens with thousands heading into the countryside for pheasants rabbits and quail under cautions from the Department of Natural Resources to guard against cigarettes and matches in tinder dry areas. Daily hours run 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. with bag limits of four rabbits two cock pheasants six quail and two Hungarian partridges. possession doubles after day one. Rabbits and quail favored in southeastern hills. pheasants in the northwest. Rabbit season through Jan 30 1965. pheasant season ends Dec 19 or Jan 30 on public lands. quail follows pheasant dates. hen pheasants confined to licensed preserves.
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Middleweight boxing results report from Dortmund and Marseille
In Dortmund Zora Folley of Chandler Arizona defeated Gerhard Zech of Germany in four rounds. In Marseille Ivar Ray Robinson of New York out pointed Jean Beltritti of France over ten rounds.
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Gerhard Zech
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France
Ivar Ray Robinson
New York
Jean Beltritti
Nicklas Secures First Hole in One at Wildwood
Carl Nicklas a 37 year golf veteran and First National Bank VP chipped in on the 137 yard No 2 hole at Wildwood using a five iron for his first ace. He shot 88 with a 44 44 in a foursome with Dick Adams Charles Combs and Harlan Romans as Middletown circuits reach 16th hole in one this season.
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Harris Agoston Lead Thunderbirds to Pumpkin Bowl Triumph
Joe Harris and Louis Agoston sparked the 77 Taxi Thunder birds to a 24-18 win over the Westgate Hawks in Columbus. Harris scored three touchdowns while B B Yarmouth added two extra points. The defense forced a safety in the fourth quarter. Agoston’s passing aided the ninth win of the season for the Thunderbirds while the Hawks’ seven year 682-1 record was spoiled.
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Bringig
Mexican Boxer Rodriguez Stops Morgan in Ohio Bout
Mexico City fighter Luis Rodriguez stops L C Morgan of Youngstown Ohio by knockout in a boxing match referenced by location Mexico City and Youngstown with a listed weight like 14844 and 148.
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L. C. Morgan
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Ohio
Hull and Howe set NHL scoring marks in weekend games
Gor die Howe became the all time NHL goal leader with his 627th goal, surpassing Rocket Richard as Detroit defeated Montreal. The Chicago Black Hawks star Bobby Hull notched his 13th hat trick of his career and his 11th goal of the season as Chicago beat Toronto. Detroit crushed New York 6-2 and Montreal and Boston tied 2-2.
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Boston
Whitworth Wins San Antonio Civitan Open by Three Strokes
Kathy Whitworth captured her first 1968 San Antonio Civitan Open title with a final 283 total after a 70 final round. She earned $1,500 from the $10,000 prize pool, finishing three ahead of Marlene Hagge who shot 71 to 286. Wright and Englehorn tied for third at 289.
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Japan
Miss Whitworth
Jal
New Mex
Pecan Valley Country Club
Marlene Hagge
Mickey Wright
Shirley Englehorn
Cassius Does Not Look Like Champion in Setback
Cassius Clay undergoes surgery for an incarcerated hernia delaying the scheduled title bout with Sonny Liston. Promoters face $275,000 in ticket losses. medical timelines vary from six to nine months before a rematch. Liston, though disappointed, plans to await Clay’s return as talks of rescheduling in Boston or May continue.
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Boston City Hospital
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Liston
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Bill Faversham
Mets Draw Massive Season Attendance Despite Last-Place Finish
The New York Mets drew a club record 1,732,597 fans at Shea Stadium despite losing six of their final home games and finishing last. The team slumped with poor hitting, scoring only three runs in the last five games against Cincinnati and seven in the final seven home dates, while Polo Grounds departure looms as a demolished site for a housing project.
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