Stars Shine At AAU Indoor Swim Meet In Dallas
Fred Haygood a 17 year old Hawaii born schoolboy in his first national competition Spitz a 16 year old prepster and veteran Don Schollander who has yet to reach voting age headline the national AAU indoor meet in Dallas Haygood sparks an upset with a standout performance while Spitz and Schollander set new American records in their events.
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Dallas
UPI
Fred Haygood
Mark Spitz
Don Schollander
Schollander
Spitz
Husky Haygood
Schollander Sets American Records At Yale Stanford Meet
Yale junior Schollander swam the 200 yard freestyle in 1 41.2 to break his own American mark and top Stanford rival in a photo finish. Spitz and Haygood from Santa Clara posted a 1 50.6 in the 200 yard butterfly to eclipse a two year old mark. The meet featured Yale leading in diving points with Santa Clara second and Yale third overall behind Indiana and Stanford LAAC.
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Yale
Stanford
Greg Buckingham
Spitz
Haygood
Santa Clara
Calif
Fred Schmidt
Indiana
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Bonavena-Patterson Bout Tentatively Set in Tokyo
Oscar Bonavena received a tentative fight date with Floyd Patterson in Tokyo on June 24, as announced Friday. In other notes, Piero Del Papa defended his European light heavyweight title with a 15 round decision over Pekka Kekkonen in Helsinki. Additionally, the San Diego Chargers signed defensive halfback Bob Howard from San Diego State College, their second 1967 draft choice, in San Diego.
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UPI
Oscar Bonavena
Floyd Patterson
Tokyo
Helsinki
Finland
Italy
Piero del Papa
Pekka Kekkonen
San Diego
Calif
San Diego Chargers
American Football League
Bob Howard
San Diego State College
Pro Athletes Face Draft Study After Reserve Imbalance
Washington reports a Defense Department interim review finds 360 pro athletes in draft exempt reserves or National Guard, including 311 who joined after turning pro. Football 197, baseball 145, basketball 18. Final report due late May as Rep. Nedzi seeks broader inquiry.
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Washington
UPI
Defense Department
National Guard
Lucien Nedzi
Dmich
Pentagon
Willard Loses to Bucyrus 6-3 in Golf Match
Bucyrus dominated the Willard golf team on the Bucyrus links scoring 6-3. Jay Langhurst and Bob Thornton each shot 44 to lead Willard with Langhurst earning two points for the visitors. Tom Hubble of Bucyrus led with a 40. Willard next hosts Ashland in their first home match of the season.
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Bucyrus
Willard
Jay Langhurst
Bob Thornton
Bill Thompson
Tom Hubble
John Dabbert
Meeting Of Lefty Grove League Here
The Lefty Grove League will meet at 7 30 p m Monday at the Recreation Center for managers, board members, trustees, and anyone interested in the baseball program for boys aged 9 to 12. If you cannot attend contact Joe Werner or Roger Everman at the listed phone numbers.
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Lefty Grove
Recreation Center
Joe Werner
Roger Everman
HUNTIN AND FISHIN SPRING ANGLER SURGE AT LOCAL HOT SPOTS
With warm weather, anglers flock to Vermilion and Huron river areas from Fitchville to Vermilion and Norwalk reservoirs. They report bluegill, rock bass, smallmouth bass, crappie, bullheads, carp, and northern pike, using minnows, worms, and artificial lures. Anglers adapt bait and tactics as pike strike on chubs, while craps spawn in upper spills and bluegills and bass flourish in creeks and reservoirs.
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Fitchville
Vermilion
Huron
Milan
Norwalk
Number 3
Indians and Reds in Ohio exhibition clash
The Cleveland Indians beat the Cincinnati Reds 11-4 in New Orleans as Dick Simpson blasted a three run homer to break a 1-1 tie. Pete Rose started the scoring with a solo homer for Cincinnati. Simpson added a bases loaded hit, while Sammy Ellis worked four innings for the win.
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UPI
Cincinnati Reds
Cleveland Indians
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Ark
Indians
Reds
New Orleans
Dick Simpson
Pete Rose
Cincinnati
Simpson
Don Pavletick
Tommy Harper
Sammy Ellis
Vic Davalillo
Max Alvis
Lee Maye
Cleveland
Yancey Ahead Nicklaus Out In Masters
Albert Winsborough Yancey led the Masters after 36 holes with a 140 total while Jack Nicklaus missed the cut with 151. Nicklaus cannot leave Augusta and watched from the gallery as the field of 54 pursued Yancey, Boros, Brewer, Nichols, and Jacklin, all within a few strokes.
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Nicklaus
Augusta
UPI
Golf Today
Albert Winsborough
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Bert Yancey
Julius Boros
Gay Brewer
Bobby Nichols
Tony Jacklin
Brewer
Nichols
Boros
Jacklin
George Archer
Georgia
Tommy Aaron
Doug Ford
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