Keane Adds Finesse to Yankee Pennant Bid
In a candid late season interview Johnny Keane outlines a move to boost the New York Yankees with speed on the bases. He notes that aggressive base running from first to third on singles could swing tight games and pennants. He cites the Cardinals’ recent pennant run as evidence.
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Wallsmen, Maumee In Sectional Finals
The Norwalk Truckers travel to Anderson Arena on the Bowling Green State University campus to meet the Maumee Panthers in sectional finals. After winning two tournament games 66-59 and 65-59, key scorers Jim Singer Jess Hirbe and Skip Croft pace the Truckers as they seek a district round to face Toledo or Sylvania.
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Terrell Faces Machen In Tainted World Title Bout
Ernie Terrell and Eddie Machen meet in Chicago for a 15 round heavyweight title bout with the winner to be recognized by the World Boxing Association. Cassius Clay’s disputed claim and state rulings cloud the crown as promoters shrug off talk of a rematch.
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Michigan's Strack Named UPI Coach of the Year
Dave Strack of Michigan, who previously left the Wolverines staff, was chosen as the 1965 college basketball coach of the year by United Press International. The vote was the closest since the award began, with Strack edging Dr. Jack Ramsay by one point in a 310 ballot.
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Indiana leads Big Ten swim meet with relay record
Indiana set an American record in the 411-yard medley relay to lead Michigan 140-117 after five events at the 55th Big Ten championships in Madison. Michigan’s Bill Farley and Carl Robie posted conference marks in freestyle and medley events, while Rick Gilbert of Indiana won one meter diving with 474.30 points.
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