Bullets coach Farmer under fire as 0-4 start sparks boos
Baltimore Bullets face mounting pressure on Mike Farmer after a 0-4 start. Fans boo the defensive specialist amid losses by 20 points or more. Trade talk grows as players lament the attitude and management faces questions over recent moves including Bailey Howell and Jim Barnes swaps.
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Indians Complete Coaching Staff With Mullin Bryant
Cleveland Indians manager Joe Adcock announced the full coaching staff. Pat Mullin of the Detroit Tigers will tutor outfielders and coach first base. Clay Bryant, 44, will serve as pitching coach, while Del Rice becomes bullpen coach. George Strickland returns as third base coach. Rice, 44, joins from the California Angels system. Bryant previously pitched for the Chicago Cubs.
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State Seniors Set June 7-9 At Brown's Run
The Ohio Amateur Golf Tournament will be a 72-hole medal event next year replacing prior match play. Ohio Senior runs June 7-9 at Brown's Run Country Club Middletown with Pre-Senior June 19-21 at Zanesville and Ohio Junior August 7-9 at Belmont Hills St Clairsville. Earl Hamilton re elected president Ed Preissler VP Bill Margraf secretary treasurer.
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Knothole Club Plans Annual Award Banquet
The Knothole Club holds its annual banquet to elect officers and award trophies to sponsors of winning teams. The meeting is open to all members and wives and starts at 6 30 p m at American Legion Post 218 Hall with reservations through Howard Wren at 4220706.
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Frank Mahovlich Holdout Continues With Maple Leafs
AP dispatch reports Toronto Maple Leafs and Frank Mahovlich failed to reach a salary agreement after further talks on Monday. No settlement announced as negotiations stall.
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Mexico City Crowd Roars in Fury After Boxing Match Ends
In El Toreo Ring fans pelted the arena with missiles after referee Billy Conn halted the bout as Ul timo Ramos defeated Carlos Ortiz. Velasquez later reversed the call and awarded Ramos the title amid rough scenes in Mexico City.
Ortiz World Lightweight Title Vacated After Controversial Bout
The World Boxing Council vacated the lightweight title after a disputed ending in Mexico City. Ortiz of Puerto Rico had been declared winner by referee Billy Conn, but WBC executive secretary Ramon Velazquez later named Ultiminio Ramos the champion, prompting a potential Nov. 28 defense in New York against Flash Elorde.
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Sugar) Ramos
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Olympic Cagers May Get Boot From Olympics
IOC president Avery Brundage warned basketball could be dropped from the Olympic program if irregularities persist. He cited commercialization and amateur-code violations in several countries including the United States, while saying basketball will remain on the 1968 Mexico City program.
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Davidson rolls 277 in Sports Bowl All Star League
Davey Davidson for Hude Pohl opened with nine straight strikes and finished 277 to lead a 671 series, tops among men. Jean Haley led women with 539 for Le Roys Humble No 1, aided by a 209 middle game, in Ivy League action at Sports Bowl.
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Bill Yocum
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Alice Keister
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Janet Parks
Shirley Tipton
Betty Jo Mornhinweg
Mary Howard
Sandy Wilkins
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Ella Lou Isbel
Arlene Coppes
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Mary Reckart
Erma Thomas
Beman's Black Magic Boosts U S Team in Eisenhower Trophy
Dean Beman, the Bethesda amateur, unveils a self made Black Magic putter as the United States eyes victory in the Eisenhower Trophy world team golf matches at Club de Gulf Mexico. Team members Murphy Cerrudo and Gray post solid rounds as U S favorite in Mexico City. The National Horse Show opens at Madison Square Garden with the United States favored in jumping.
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