Cadets Clinch Tie in Tri-State Thriller Over Martinsburg
Frederick Cavaliers clinched at least a Tri-State League basketball tie with a 62 to 50 win over Martinsburg at Thomas Johnson. Sophomore Chuck Foreman led with 18 points and 25 rebounds, while Willis Hall struggled to 14 points on 5 of 21 shooting. Martinsburg top scorer Gary Stillwell had 13 points as the Cadets overcame a halftime 29-20 lead.
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Martinsburg
Thomas Johnson
Chuck Foreman
Willis Hall
Ali and Folley clash as religion fuels boxing saga
Aacked by debates on religion and race, Cassius Clay alias Muhammed Ali faces Zora Folley in Madison Square Garden for a 1967 title defense. Folley, veteran with 40 KOs, seeks a chance amid critics who question Ali’s beliefs and the era’s boxing integrity.
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Billy Sunday
Muhammed Ali
Cassius Clay
Sunday
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Ernie Terrell
Louisville
Madison Square Garden
Advocator Favored In Widener Handicap At Hialeah
The 30th Widener Handicap at Hialeah features eight contenders led by Advocator at 121 pounds as Mrs Ada L Rice owns the favorite. Understanding Stupendous Ring Twice and other top horses compete for a purse of 125 600 with heavy crowds expected in Miami Florida.
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Fla
Hialeah
Ada L. Rice
Ethel D. Jacobs
Wheatley Stable
Quinta
R. D. Bokum II
W. D. Scott II
Steve Brooks
George D Widener
John Ruane
Michael G. Phipps
Francis A
Earlie Fires
John M_ Olin
Potencial
Balsamino Morea
Mildred Kerr
Stanislas
Danny Gargan
Widener
Calumet Farm
Yorky
John L Rotz
John Sellers Rede
Dan Rice
Pra Star
Advocator
Ring
Scout Selected for Western Area Assistant with Saints
NEW ORLEANS AP Ray Newman head coach Bakersfield Junior College named Western area scout for the New Orleans Saints. Saints head coach Tom Fears announced the appointment Friday.
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New Orleans
Ray Newman
Bakersfield
Calif
New Orleans Saints
Tom Fears
Saints
St Johns Beats Pallotti 93 to 60 in hoops rout
St John’s High shot 39 percent, hitting 42 of 107 attempts led by Rick Hassett with 32 points on 16 FGs. Five starters scored in double figures. Hassett added nine rebounds as St John’s built a 22-11 first quarter lead and 44-24 at halftime, with Palotti’s Ed Roppert scoring 14 in defeat.
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Palotti High School
Rick Hassett
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Saints
St. John’s
Ronnie DeGrange
Jerry DeGrange
Jerry
Hassett
Joe Dutrow
Tommy Sherald
Dennis McCue
Ed Roppert
Palotti
Paul Flynn
Pallotti
Jayvees
Ed Currens
Patrick runs first 4 minute mile of season
Patrick of Villanova clocked 3 503 in the New York Athletic Club indoor meet to become the first sub four minute mile of the season, leading Richard Romo of the Southern California Striders by about 20 yards. Neil Steinhauer won the shot put with 65 1, Garden record. Seagren cleared 16 6 but not 17 feet. Kemp posted 55.8 in 500. Leps led 1 000 yards at 2 11.7 over Ted Nelson. Hines won the 60 yard dash in 60 seconds, edging Lennox Miller.
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Dave Patrick
Villanova
New York Athletic Club
Patrick
Richard Romo
Southern California Striders
Neil Steinhauer
University of Oregon
Steinhauer
Bob Seagren
University of Southern California
Jim Kemp
Los Angeles 49Er
Ergas Leps
Toronto
Ted Nelson
Southern California
Jim Hines
Texas Southern
Lennox Miller
Princeton Beats Columbia 55-41 to Extend Win Streak
Princeton, ranked third, defeated Columbia 55-41 as Joel Heiser sparked a late second-half run with a three-point play and a foul shot. Ed Hummer added a field goal to seal a five-minute stretch that broke the game open. Haarlow led Princeton with 16 points, with Heiser at 14 and Thomforde 12. Columbia’s Ganzenmuller and Schiller each had 10.
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Joel Heiser
Princeton
Columbia
Tigers
Heiser
Ed Hummer
John Haarlow
Joe Heiser
Chris Thomforde
Tuck Ganzenmuller
Jon Schiller
Mediator Steps In To Calm AAU NCAA Track Feud
NEW YORK AP Arbitrator Theodore Kheel urged the AAU and USTFF to send two papers to resolve a track and field dispute over foreign athletes. The panel ordered retroactive sanction for a New York meet and lifting of suspensions, but both sides warned of continued conflict and potential actions by April 17.
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Theodore Kheel
AAU
USTFF
Amateur Athletic Union
Kheel
San Francisco
Wilfred Crowley
Los Altos
Calif
Knee
Don Hull
Ireland
International
Track and Field Federation
Clay States Title Defense In Tokyo
Cassius Clay said he would defend the world heavyweight title in Tokyo if he defeats Zora Folley in New York on March 22. He announced at a hotel news conference that the April 29 bout in Japan would be broadcast to U S homes by satellite relay and named potential future opponents including Floyd Patterson Thad Spencer Joe Frazier and Karl Mildenberger.
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Cassius Clay
Tokyo
Zora Folley
New York
Clay
United States
Japan
Floyd Patterson
Thad Spencer
Joe Frazier
Germany
Karl Mildenberger
Roseboro Adopts a Son After Daughters
Los Angeles AP reports baseball catcher John Roseboro and his wife Geri adopted a nine month old boy named Josh. Their two daughters Shelley age seven and Stacy who turns four on Sunday are also part of the family.
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Los Angeles
Othher
John Roseboro
Geri
Roseboros
Josh
Shelley
Stacy
Palmer Grabs 3-Stroke Lead In Tucson Open
Arnold Palmer built a three stroke edge at Tucson National after two rounds in the Tucson Open. He shot 34 33 67 for six under, matching 66 from the previous day, while Chuck Courtney trailed by one and John Schlee Bob Charles tied at seven under. Weather to favor golfers as third round nears.
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Ariz
Arnold Palmer
Tucson National Golf Club
Palmer
Latrobe
Chuck Courtney
Courtney
la Jolla
Calif
John Schlee
Sun City
Bob Charles
Randy Glover
Bruce Crampton
Paul Bondeson
Ralph Boston Seeks Indoor Long Jump Record
Ralph Boston aims for the American indoor long jump record at the Mason-Dixon games in Louisville. Officials aided his attempt with a new pine runway, though he plans to use 137 feet of it, citing strong prior world marks set at or near the venue and the value of good competition.
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Ralph Boston
Boston
Mason-Dixon
Nashville
Tenn
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