Man With Great Record to Coach SCC Ice Teams
Herbert J. Hammond a 29 year old Beverly Mass native with a 27 7 1 over two seasons at Albany Academy is named Oswego State College ice hockey coach and assistant professor in health and physical education He will also coach recreation soccer and succeeds George Crowe who left for Philips Exeter Academy in New Hampshire Hammond has coached prep school hockey soccer and baseball and played goal for the Boone Flyers of the centerd Maine League
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Herbert J
Herb) Hammond
Albany
State University College At
Oswego
John Glinski
Hammond
Reshian
Gardner (Tully) Wells
North Yarmouth
Boone Flyers
Lewiston
Maine
Hamond
Judith Annn Johnson Hammond
Rowayton
Conn
Robert
Finger Lakes
George Crowe
The
Philips Exeter Academy
Exeter
N. H
Crowe
Springfield
Albany Academy
Tiger fever grips Detroit as pennant hopes rise
Detroit fans surge for World Series reservations as the Tigers lead the American League. Hotels fear a clash with the National Funeral Directors convention starting Oct 6 if Detroit clinches the pennant, with the Sheraton-Cadillac reserving rooms and planning a press area.
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Detroit
Detroit Baseball Co
Tigers
National Association of Funeral Directors
Baseball Club
Bill Rigney
California Angels
Sheraton Cadillac
Watson Spoelstra
Detroit News
Baseball Writers Association
Gates Brown Wants More Playing Time With Tigers
Gates Brown, Detroit’s top pinch hitter, says he would rather play every day but accepts a role as a late-game option as Mayo Smith prioritizes Kaline Stanley Northrup and Horton. Brown notes his 14 pinch appearances this year yield a homer, a triple, two doubles and four singles, and cites a .525 average in 19 trips. He, a six year veteran from Crestline Ohio, hopes for a full-time role elsewhere in the future.
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Detroit
Gates Brown
Detroit Tigers
Mayo Smith
al Kaline
Mickey Stanley
Jim Northrup
Willie Horton
Brown
Crestline
Ohio
Controversy Over Inclusive Boxing Match in Johannesburg
Johannesburg officials condemn a decision allowing whites to attend an all Negro bout featuring welterweight champion Curtis Cokes. Councilman Lebem Cuyler criticized the Saturday fight with Joe Ngidi, arguing it should have been restricted to a non white audience under apartheid rules.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Curtis Cokes
Lebem Cuyler
Ramd Daily Mail
Cokes
Joe Ngidi
St Vincent College Founded 1843 in Cape Girardeau
One of the oldest Catholic seminaries west of the Mississippi, St. Vincent College in Cape Girardeau Missouri traces its origins to 1843 when it began as St. Vincent's Academy.
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Mississippi Fliver
St. Vincent's College
St. Vincent’s Academy
Cape Girardeau, Mo
Roberto De Vicenzo Still a Hero After Masters Blunder
A veteran golf writer recalls Roberto De Vicenzo whose wrong scorecard at the Masters cost him a playoff bid yet made him a beloved figure. He says the money isn’t his dream, he values family and a simple life, and his cheerful grace endures despite the famous error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Cassius Clay Case Heads to Supreme Court
The 5th Circuit denied an en banc rehearing of Cassius Clay's conviction for refusing induction into the armed forces. Attorney Charles Morgan Jr. said an appeal to the Supreme Court will be filed within 30 days. the court may wait until fall to act. Clay, also Muhammed Ali, remains a minister for the Black Muslim sect.
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New Orleans
Cassius Clay
U.S. Supreme Court
Charles Morgan Jr
Atlanta
American Civil Liberties Union
Sth
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Clay
Supreme Court
U.S. District Court
Houston
Tex
Allah
Chicago
5Th Circuit
Muhhamad Ali
Louisville
Open Golfers Have Tent To Check Scores
The USGA plans extra precautions to avoid a repeat of the De Vicenzo incident at the Open. A tent will be off limits and armed patrols will guard players as they check scorecards at Oak Hill 18th green to ensure privacy.
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Rochester
N.Y
U.S. Golf Association
L’affaire de Vicenzo
Oak Hill Country Club
Jackie Pung
Joseph C. Dey
USGA
Roberto de Vicenzo
Argentina
Bob Goalby
Augusta
Winged Foot
Mamaroneck
1967 U.S. Birth Rate Says Record Low
The 1967 birth rate in the United States was 17.9 births per 1 000 people the nation’s lowest rate ever recorded highlighting ongoing demographic shifts and aging trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Financial Crisis Rising for College Athletics
Chicago AP reports a developing financial crisis in college athletics per NCAA president Marcus Plant. The 10 year trend shows rising costs and demand for facilities and participation. Colleges may cut costs by reducing squads. potential aid from general funds or government programs is discussed. The survey targets administrators and is filed with Humphrey and Congress.
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Chicago
College Athletic
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Marcus Plant
University of Michigan
NCAA
General College
Hubert Humphrey
U.S. Congress
Canadiens Name Youthful Claude Ruel as Coach
In Montreal, Claude Ruel 29 becomes Canadiens head coach replacing Hector Blake who resigned after eight Cups in 13 seasons. Ruel, long-time scout, has never played pro hockey and will be the youngest coach in NHL history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Ruel
Ruel
Hector
Toe
Blake
Canadiens
Floyd Curry
Montreal
NHL Governors
Vancouver
B.C
Oakland
Seals
California
Vanderbilt U Gets Tall Star Turner Signs
Memphis Tenn AP The recruiting chase for 7 foot 2 Steve Turner ended with a basketball scholarship to Vanderbilt University. Turner 17 was signed Monday night by Vandy Coach Roy Skinner at a news conference near Bartlett. Doctors say he could reach 7 foot 5 before his career ends. Turner drew interest from over 100 colleges and had narrowed his options to Vanderbilt Kentucky and Tennessee.
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Memphis
Merz Wins Six Hundred Dollar Feature at Fulton Race
In a crowded Fulton Sportsman feature, Bobby Merz and Lee Osborne battled for the lead after early breaks by Buck Holiday and Ken Shockey. The race halted twice due to spins, with Merz ultimately winning the 1st prize of 9600 as Lee settled for second and Garry Reddick third in V-3.
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Fulton
Buck Holiday
Rochester
Ken Shockey
West Virginia
Bobby Merz
Lee Osborne
Bill Fredericks
Ken Wheelock
Lee
Merz
Garry Reddick
Bob Sweeney
Roy Makinson
Ottawa
Canada
Johnny Colbert
Mike Miller
Jim Covell
Vernon Winner Quinti Bay Wins Louis Effrat Pace
Quinti Bay, a 6 year old gelding, wins the Louis Effrat Pace at Roosevelt Raceway in 2 00 2 5, defeating Robin Dundee by a head. Sharon Irishman, a longshot, pays $27.60. Other tracks report Monticello Smokey Byrd, Buffalo Dainty Dean, Vernon Quint Bay trot, and Saratoga Katadin Lady with large daily double payoff at Saratoga.
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Sharon Irishman
Louis Effrat
Roosevel Raceway
Robin Dundee
New York State
Gene B. Good
Robin Dusdee
New Zealand
New York Times
Alice
Monticello Raceway
Smokey Byrd
Kathy
Lassie
Rowdy
Duke
Buffalo Raceway
Dainty Dean
Combat Chief
Donbryn Adios
Vernon Downs
Quint Bay
Newport Ann
Rocettes Bay
Saratoga Raceway
Bay Bomber
Feedalot
Saratoga
Ellens Lady
Ee Bay
Major League Leaders in Batting and Fielding Highlights
American League leaders include Yastrzemski of Boston batting .338 and Frank Howard of Washington at .335 with 69 hits and 47 runs batted in. White and Howard lead in runs with 31. Fregosi tops triples in the AL. McAuliffe and Howard share 31 runs. In the NL, Rose leads batting with .360 and 82 hits, Banks Hart and McCovey each with 11 home runs, and Marichal shines in pitching with 11-2 and 98 strikeouts.
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Associated Press
Yastrzemski
Bost
F. Howard
Wash
McAuliffe
Det
White
N.Y
Powell
Bast
R. Smith
B. Robinson
Balt
Fregosi
Calif
W. Horton
Campaneris
Oak
Cardenal
Cleve
John
Chic
McLain
McDowell
Clev
Tiant
Rose
Cin
M. Alou
Pitt
A. Johnson
Perez
Mays
S.F
Flood
St. L
Brock
St.l
B. Williams
Clemente
Banks
Hart
McCovey
W. Davis
L.A
Wills
Selma
Marichal
Singer
First White Settlement in Salina Oklahoma Dates
A historical note states the first white settlement in Oklahoma took root at Salina on the site in 11796, marking an early claim in the region.
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Oklahoma
Salina
Oswego Youth Demands Cleaner Films From Theatre
A reader from Oswego Catholic High criticizes editorials on youth behavior and urges action against what he calls trashy movies. He challenges local citizens to boycott the cinema and insists something must be done to restore decency for young people.
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Oswego Catholic High
Deplorable talk on RFK assassination spurs praise for restraint
A reader recounts overheard comments on the RFK assassination on W First St. The piece credits Roosevelt Grier and Rafer Johnson for preventing violence at the scene and urges calmer reactions from citizens.
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Palladium Times
W. First St
Robert F. Kennedy
Eugene J.) McCarthy
Kennedy
Roosevelt Grier
Rafer Johnson
Richard Reece Named Fulton High Basketball Coach
Fulton Board of Education approves Richard Reece as head basketball coach at G. Ray Bodley High School. Reece, a former Chenango Valley athlete, Le Moyne College graduate, NCAA tournament participant, and current Bodley business education teacher, plans a master's in personnel administration. His wife Elyse will also teach in Fulton next year.
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Fulton
Fulton Board of Education
Richard Reece
G. Ray Bodley
Reece
Chenango Valley High School
Binghamton
New York
LeMoyne College
LeMoyne
Bob Cousey
Syracuse University
Elyse
Liverpool
Concerns About Individual Feelings and Christian Attitude
A brief note from CONCERNED (Name Withheld by Request) discusses forming a personal appraisal of feelings and starting to adopt a Christian attitude toward others regardless of personal likes or dislikes.
Editorial on Kennedy slaying and urging action
Observer voices agreement with the June 5 editorial condemning Senator Robert F. Kennedy's killing. Calls for reprinting the piece and distributing it to legislators. Says immediate steps are needed to stop the slaughter of great men.
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Palladium Times
Robert F. Kennedy
Observer
Early Bird Steals 20000 Worms in Albuquerque
Police reports say a bird lifted 20 000 bait worms from a worm bed behind B P Gambrel's northwest Albuquerque residence. The theft occurred recently and involved worms raised for fishing.
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Albuquerque
B. P. Gambrel
Floyd F Peckham Science Building Named at Chicago College
The new 1.6 million dollar basic science building at the Chicago College of Osteopathy will be named the Floyd F Peckham Science building in honor of a longtime Alexandria Bay doctor and former college leader. Dedication is set for September 26 to 29 during the 21st annual clinical refresher course.
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Chicago College of Osteopathy
Floyd F. Peckham
Alexandria Bay
Thaddeus P. Kawalek
Peckham
C. Fred Peckham
Fruit Valley
Osteopath
State Osteopath's Association
Osteopa
Red Creek Plans Higher School Tax for 1968 69
Red Creek Central School District proposes a tax rate increase of 5 to 7 per thousand as part of a 1968 69 budget totaling 165 235 more than the current year. The meeting at RCCS auditorium June 11 will present the plan led by Bernard Craine with state aid expected to cover most of the rise. Robert Burghdorf seeks re election to the Board after filling an unexpired term.
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Red Creek
Red Creek Central
RCCS
Bernard Craine
Robert Burghdorf
Board of Education
Edwin Wood
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