Nats Whip Braves In Exhibition Action
Fred Valentine drove in five runs with two homers and two singles, scoring on Cap Peterson a double in the 10th to lift Washington over Atlanta 9 to 9. Ken Harrelson also homered as the Nats won in Pompano Beach Florida.
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Wheatley Stable Entries Head Youth Fountain Race
Wheatley Stable's Great Power and Bold Monarch top a 16 horse Fountain of Youth field in Miami. Entries include In Reality Gentleman James Lightning Orphan Reason to Hail and Cool Reception with jockeys listed, totaling a $24,525 purse and a path to the Florida Derby. The 1116 mile race marks its 21st running with most contenders later eligible for the longer Florida Derby.
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Colts Sign Ron Kirkland From Nebraska
Baltimore Colts announced the signing of running back Ron Kirkland the No. 9 pick in the NFL draft. The 213 pound halfback from West Bend Wisconsin averaged 6.1 yards per carry for 522 rushing yards as Nebraska’s starter in 1965, with minor injuries limiting last season.
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Clay Puts Title On Line At MSG Tonight
Cassius Clay seeks a ninth heavyweight title defense against Zora Folley at Madison Square Garden in a 10:30 p.m. EST bout expected to draw a Garden record gate around 300000. Clay, 25, boasts 28 wins with 22 knockouts and aims for another quick finish as Folley, 34, arrives with 40 KOs but a steadier pro career.
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Clay Seeks Review of Draft Order in Court Fight
Cassius Clay known as Muhammad Ali sought delay relief in the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals to avoid induction into the Army set for April 11 after multiple draft refusals and a 1-A status. Attorney Hayden C. Covington filed motions for leave to appeal and for a temporary restraining order, citing potential irreparable injury due to a $460,000 guaranteed fight contract.
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University Gymkana to Perform at Linganore High School
The University of Maryland Gymkana troupe will perform next Friday night March 31 at 8 p m in Linganore High School gym. Proceeds go to the school's general fund per event chair Bev Good. The troupe, famed for world tours, features a sequence of gymnastic routines.
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Braves Boss Hitchcock Optimistic for 1967 Season
West Palm Beach authorizes Braves manager Billy Hitchcock to lead a hopeful 1967 campaign. With Clete Boyer bolstering infield defense and a lineup featuring Hank Aaron Rico Carty and Joe Torre, Atlanta aims to contend. Health and depth in pitching, led by Lemaster Johnson Cloninger Kel ley Jarvis and Blasingame, hold key to the Braves’ progress.
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Finalists ready for NCAA title night in Louisville
UCLA, Houston, Dayton and North Carolina prepare for the NCAA championship tournament opener in Louisville. Coaches Wooden Smith Donoher Lewis discuss Hayes Alcindor matchups, defense plans, and the Eagles' path. Dayton's Donoher credits guards Hooper Klaus for overtime wins and breaks.
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Globetrotters Prepare for Jones Gym Showdown in March
A 10 man Harlem Globetrotters squad, with members taller than six feet, faces the New York Nationals in a sports and entertainment program at Gov. Thomas Johnson Gym Tuesday night March 28 at 8 p.m. The bill includes a musical floor show and a table tennis exhibition between Richard Bergmann and Lee Dal Joon at intermission. Ticket sales are at Shipley's Sport Store and Peoples Drug Stores, with reserved seats priced at 5, 4, and 3 dollars.
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Folley fight scene as wife cares for seven children
Chandler, Ariz AP reports Zora Folley fights Cassius Clay for the world heavyweight title tonight while his wife Joella stays at home with seven of their eight children. The couple will learn by telephone if he wins. 12 year old Zora Jr. will watch with the father in New York.
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Czechs Crush Yanks in Hockey VIENNA Showdown for World Title
Czechoslovakia defeated the United States 8 3 in Vienna to stay level with Canada and the Soviet Union atop the World Amateur Ice Hockey Tournament standings with six points from three wins. Canada routed West Germany 13 1 and Russia beat East Germany 12 0. Sweden beat Finland 1 0 in the other championship bracket game. Exhibition baseball results follow with New York N Y 2 Baltimore 0 and other scores across the day.
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