Ottawa Relays feature Frontenac and Dover wins amid windy conditions
Frontenac tops Class B with 3 point margin over Herington as Dover powers through field events to claim Class BB. About 900 athletes competed on Cook Field in the 20th annual Ottawa Relays with ten Class BB records and several winners, including Bob Watt and Glenn Scharff, amid gusting 30 to 40 mph winds.
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Dover
Ottawa
Windeblown
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Wellsville
Bob Watt
Glenn Scharff
Burlington
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Swan
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Pomona
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Yates
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Podpechan
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Gonzalez
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Watt
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Iliff
Larned
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Turley
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Scharff
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Molen
Moran
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Stuewe
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A's Add Lindblad In Pavement of Spring Externals
Paul Lindblad, a 24-year-old lefty, matched with John Wyatt for Kansas City in a 4-0 exhibition win over Houston. Lindblad went six innings with 11 straight retired, while Wyatt allowed two walks and benefited from Bert Campaneris' running catch. Wyatt and Lindblad bolster the A's bullpen as spring training continues with other results around the league.
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Associated Press
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Charley Finley
Joe
Kansas City Athletics
Paul Lindblad
Lindblad
John Wyatt
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Houston Astros
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Robin Roberts
Astros
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Larry Stahl
New York Mets
A’s
Chicago White Sox
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Dick Rusteck
San Francisco Giants
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cleveland Indians
Ron Herbel
Lindy McDaniel
Boxing Results From Across Cities by Associated Press
In Rome Sandro Maze ginghi 156 defeated Sugar Cliff 149 by stoppage. Clarence James 164 outpointed Bruno Santini 164. In Baltimore Johnny Glide on 14734 outpointed Libertad Rueda 14614. In Oakland Jimmy Lester 159 stopped Aristo Chavarin 160. In Boise Boone Kirkman debut win over Lou Phillips by knockout in 2 38 of first round.
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Rome
Italy
Sandro Maze Ginghi
Sugar Cliff
Miami
Clarence James
Oakland
Calif
Bruno Santini
Baltimore
Johnny Glideon
Libertad Rueda
New York
Jimmy Lester
San Francisco
Aristo Chavarin
Mexico
Boise
Idaho
Boone Kirkman
Seattle
Wash
Lou Phillips
Cassius Clay Jokes About Vice Presidency On TV Show
New York AP report: Cassius Clay appeared subdued yet humorous on a national telecast. He joked he might run for vice president, claiming Johnson would win four years, then offered cheeky reasons including Negro and Muslim votes, unions, and the safety of having a Black Muslim as president. He teased a future meeting with President Johnson and touched on his draft status and alimony issues. Clay also referenced his fight with George Chuvalo in Toronto and his alignment with Ernie Terrell.
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Chicago Cubs
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Willie Smith
Angels
Zoilo Versalles
Harmon Killebrew
Minnesota Twins
Cincinnati
Don Paviletich
Tommy Helms
Carl Yastrzemski
Boston Red Sox
Tony Cloninger
Atlanta Braves
St. Louis
Detroit
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Tigers
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al Kaline
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Yankees
Bob Bailey
Pirates
John Callison
Tony Gonzalez
Philadelphia Phillies
Baltimore
New York
Cassius Clay
United States
White House
Clay
Johnson
Johnny Carson
Muahmmed Ali
George Chuvalo
Toronto
Ernie Terrell
Worl Boxing Association
Boxing Probe Recessed Friday In Chicago
A federal grand jury probing boxing inroads recessed Friday and was to resume in about a week. U.S. attorney Edward V. Hanrahan said the session was routine. Witnesses included two Chicago gangsters and six New York fight figures. Bernard Glickman testified while in FBI custody.
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New York
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Ernie Terrell
Hockey Results From Today and Sunday Games
Chicago faced Montreal and New York played Toronto as part of today schedule. Sunday's card featured Montreal at New York and Toronto at Detroit with Chicago visiting Boston as the regular season concludes.
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