National Basketball Coaches cut support for Hall of Fame
Springfield AP report says the National Association of Basketball Coaches ended direct financial underwriting of the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame. The move ends NABC funding for the Hall of Fame office while dues will still flow to the Hall. Executive secretary Clifford Wells leaves Springfield to base the NABC office in La Jolla, California. Ed Steitz says no split with coaches over support. a new executive director is sought.
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Springfield College
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Hall of Fame Corp
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Racing Yacht Big Toy Drifts Toward Port in Newport Bermuda Race
The 73-foot fiberglass yacht Big Toy, owner James B. Turner, ran adrift after losing rudder and antenna. Coast Guard planes and the cutter Campbell failed to locate her as the fleet pressed toward Bermuda. The search area covered 25 000 square miles in poor visibility. The yacht steered westward toward the Atlantic coast, while leaders Bolero Good News Germania VI Ticonderoga and Kialoa II led the halfway field about 80 miles ahead.
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San Francisco
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Alfred Krupp
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Montreal
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Covington to Host Jaycee Junior Golf Championship
The 1966 Louisiana Jaycee Junior golf tournament moves to July 6 to 8 at Covington Country Club. About 150 teenage golfers will compete in a 54 hole event, with the top four earning spots in the national tourney at Greensboro, North Carolina in August.
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Little League Eastgate needs late surge to edge Fire Department 6 5
Eastgate rallied in the bottom of the sixth to defeat Fire Department 6 5 at Eastside. Scalia went 4 for 4 for Eastgate while Surratt collected three hits for Fire Department. Lucas earned the win with King taking the loss.
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Castoffs Boost Angels In Comeback Bid For Title
ANAHEIM AP Baseb all fans laughed last summer when the California Angels acquired pitcher Jack Sanford and Lew Burdette. Both rehabbing stars are leading the club as they vie for the American League crown. Sanford is 7-2 and Burdette 4-1 with a 5-3 win over the Minnesota Twins. Burdette and Bob Lee threw two scoreless innings after Minnesota led 3-1. Oliva’s misplay opened the door for a seventh inning rally, Ed Kirkpatrick delivering the deciding single. The Angels remain hot, winning eight of ten.
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Mudcat) Grant
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Ed Kirkpatrick
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George Brunet
Don Mincher
Harmon Killebrew
Cesar Tovar
Norm Siebern
Angel
Johnny Klippstein
Russian Team Looks Strong In Mat Events
Norman Rowland reports from Toledo on day one of the World Greco Roman Wrestling Championships where Russia dominates early action. Defending champions Nikolay Chmakov and Valery Anissimov win rounds, lead Russian tally with 10 wins, one loss, and one tie as U S hopes flag in 171.5 pounder Russ Camilleri falters.
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Ragnar Svensson
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Argentina
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Guennady Sapounov
Stevan Horout
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Romania
Mohammed Fayaz
Iran
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Russia
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John Krause
South Africa
Pedreus Fourie
Ron Finley
Benvenuti Ki Soo title bout nears in Seoul
Seul promoter race reports sold out ringside seats for the first world junior middleweight title match in Korea. Italian champion Nino Benvenuti and challenger Kim Ki Soo tapered to light workouts with four days left. Undercard features heavyweights Leotis Martin versus Al Jones, Cleveland Williams versus Ted Harring, and Mike Lamum facing John Phillips.
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Mike Lamum
Houston
John Phillips
Giants sign Wood and Reed to 1966 NFL contracts
The New York Giants announced that quarterback Gary Wood and halfback Smith Reed have signed their 1966 National Football League contracts.
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New York Giants
Gary Wood
Smith Reed
Smith Eyes Wimbledon Title Three Of Four Years
Margaret Smith of Australia opens her bid for a third Wimbledon crown in four years on day two as center court hosts women’s matches. News notes include Tony Roche’s ankle status, Pietrangeli’s tonsilitis, and several men’s results with seed players advancing despite delays and darkness.
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Robert Lutz
Los Angeles
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Ohio
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Austria
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Oldtimers Day invites former Yankees and Dodgers veterans
The Oldtimers York Yankees announced invitations for their annual Oldtimer's Day to former Yankee infielder Phil Rizzuto and Pete Coscar ari, an infielder with the old Brooklyn Dodgers. The event, honoring the 1941 Yankees and Dodgers, is scheduled for July 23.
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Nix Cage defeats Craighead Coin 7-2 in West Monroe tilt
Nix Cage won 7-2 as they scored in all but the fourth inning. Phil Hobbs pitched winner with Reggie Bunn taking the loss. Doug Davidson and Steve Hobbs each went 1-3 for Nix Cage, while Tommy Murphy was 1-1 for Craighead.
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Mike DuVall
Grant Counts Misfortunes After Third Round Reverse
The California Angels beat the Minnesota Twins 5-3 as Mudcat Grant suffered his third loss of the season. Grant complained of bad breaks despite a strong ERA, noting a dropped fly by Tony Oliva that produced two unearned runs. Don Mincher and Harmon Killebrew homered to pace California, while Norm Siebern added a late homer.
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Bryant Resting After Collapse at Coaching Clinic
Alabama coach Paul Bear Bryant collapsed during a Pepperdine coaching clinic speech in California and was taken to View Park Community Hospital. A spokesman cited exhaustion and said Bryant remains alert and improving. His wife visited and noted his good color. doctors monitor his condition with no serious problems evident.
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Packers Star Dowler Signs One Year Contract
Star end Boyd Dowler of the Green Bay Packers signed a one year deal with the NFL champions. Dowler led the club last season with 44 receptions for 610 yards and four touchdowns and earned a West Pro Bowl selection.
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Terrell rests second day Jones back at work in Houston
Heavyweight contender Ernie Terrell took a second day off while challenger Doug Jones returned to workouts ahead of their WBA title bout on June 28 in Houston. Terrell resumes sparring Wednesday after weekend training and signing appearances. Jones’s trainer says he is edgy and ready to blast away. promoter announces a co feature Bob Slaughter will fight Dave Zyglewicz on the same card.
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