Frederick City Dominates Tri-State All-Stars with Hall
Frederick High star Hall led the Tri-State League selections with 69 of 70 votes as Frederick, North Hagerstown and Westminster players earned places on the first team. Ambrose of Thomas Johnson and Foreman of Frederick along with Bentz and Martin made the initial five, while Frederick’s Jeff Freland and Waynesboro’s Reed and Fisher joined the second team.
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Frederick City
Hall
Tim Ambrose
Thomas
Sam Martin
Westminster
Frederick High
North Hagerstown
Foreman
Ambrose
Patriots
Bentz
North
Frederick
Jeff Freland
Fred
Cuozzo Traded From Colts To Saints In Exchange
Baltimore trades quarterback Gary Cuozzo to New Orleans for guard Butch Allison and a center linebacker Bill Curry plus two 1967 draft choices. Saints gain top draft pick. Colts receive first rounder. Cuozzo, 25, aimed to start, praised by Saints executive Fears. He noted readiness to adapt to new system and camp schedule.
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Baltimore
Gary Cuozzo
Baltimore Colts
New Orleans Saints
National Football League
Colts
Butch Allison
NFL
Bill Curry
New Orleans
Cuozzo
John Unitas
Minnesota Vikings
Unitas
Allison
Alex Sandusky
Curry
Green Bay Packers
Ken Bowman
Saints
Gary
Fears
Memphis
Tenn
University of Tennessee College of Dentistry
U of T
Day of Infamy in Allegany sports ruling splits school focus
An eight day reinstatement of Gary Rymer by coach Jim Thompson and principal Robert Hutcheson sparked debate over education versus victory in Allegany High athletics. The incident, described as a cross of victory at any cost, ended with a decision to reinstate Rymer for a Friday game against North Hagerstown, highlighting conflicts between school ideals and athletic success.
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Maryland
Gary Rymer
Jim Thompson
Robert M. Hutcheson
Allegany County
Rymer
Hutcheson
Allegany
North Hagerstown
Gary
Buttoned Lip Theme For Fight With Zora Folley
Heavyweight champion Cassius Clay arrives in New York for the March 22 title defense against Zora Folley. He keeps a tight lip on draft status, calls Folley a civil man, and signs for a state license while preparing to train in New York and Monticello. Clay, who uses the Black Muslim name Muhammad Ali, expects Folley to be tougher than Ernie Terrell.
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New York
Cassius Clay
Zora Folley
New York Athletic Commission
Ed Dooley
New York Commission
Cassius
Clay
Muhammad Ali
Vietnam
Commission
Kuisher
Mantle Debuts at First Base Versus Nationals
Mickey Mantle opens as a first baseman for the New York Yankees in an exhibition against Washington in Pompano Beach Florida. He and manager Ralph Houk planned no special instruction until the position proves itself. Mantle appeared comfortable fielding grounders and making routine plays with Joe Pepitone moving to center field.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Washington
Pompano Beach
Mantle
Ralph Houk
Mickey
Joe Pepitone
49ers hire Jim Shofner as defensive backfield coach
San Francisco will add Jim Shofner to the coaching staff. A former Browns aide, he arrives from Texas Christian University to replace Jim David who moved to the Detroit Lions coaching staff.
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SAN Francisco
San Francisco 49Ers
Jim Shofner
Cleveland Browns
Shofner
Texas Christian University
Jim David
Detroit Lions
Illinois President Gambles On Keeping Coaches Amid Payments
Dr. David D. Henry pledges to fight to retain three Illinois coaches amid Big Ten penalties over illicit payments to players. With a March 17 deadline, the university risks suspension or expulsion if it fails to comply, as Henry seeks another show cause hearing to preserve conference membership.
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Chicago
David D. Henry
University of Illinois
Illini
Pete Elliott
Harry Combes
Howard Braun
Big Ten
Henry
Champaign
Ill
Dr. Henry
South Carolina and Maryland Set to Open ACC Tourney
In Charlotte the ACC tourney opens with South Carolina facing Maryland while Duke awaits the potential Friday semifinal. Coach Frank McGuire focuses on Maryland as SCU seeks a decade‑best run. NCAA probation blocks postseason if they win the title.
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Charlotte
South Carolina
Duke
Greensboro Coliseum
Frank McGuire
South
Carolina Gamecocks
Martyland
McGuire
ACC
Mike Grosso
Maryland
Grosso
Gamecocks
Virginia
Terps
UCLA Named No 1 In Poll
The UCLA Bruins topped the final AP poll of the 1966-67 season after a 55-0 record, selected by all 30 voters. Louisville, Kansas, North Carolina and others followed, with Kansas rising to third and Texas Western dropping to tenth. Ed Kolman announces departure from the New York Giants to focus on private business. Allie Sherman to consult on player evaluation.
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Ucla Bruins
Lew Alcindor
Associated Press
Bruins
Louisville
Kansas
North Carolina
Princeton
Western Kentucky
Houston
Tennessee
Boston College
Texas Western
UCLA
Southern California
South Carolina
Eagles
Miners
Western Ky
Kolman
NEW York
Ed Kolman
New York Giants
Allie Sherman
Giant
West Virginia Trio Named to Star Team in Tourney
The Mountaineers Ron Williams Carl Head and Bob Benfield earned spots on the all tournament team after West Virginia's finals win over Davidson. Richmond’s Johnny Moates led voting with 46 points, followed by Wayne Huckel 45, Williams 42, Head 41 and Benfield 38 in a panel of newsmen. The second team lists Reaser Panneton Knowles Green Bridges.
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Charlotte
West Virginia
Davidson
Ron Williams
Carl Head
Bob Benfield
Johnny Moates
Richmond
Moates
Wayne Huckel
Williams
Head
Benfield
Dave Reaser
Ron Panneton
William and Mary
Rod Knowles
Tom Green
Doug Bridges
Citadel
Brace Postponed In National Bird Dog Championship
Rain and swollen creeks forced the postponement Monday of the final brace of dogs scheduled to be cast in the National Bird Dog Championship. The dogs will try again Tuesday.
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Grand Junction
Tenn
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