Track War Peace Pact Rejected in USTFF Stand
In New York the United States Track and Field Federation rejects the Sports Arbitration Board decision on amateur sports control. NCAA and USTFF oppose the panel, while AAU and NAIA accept its recommendations. Senate likely to craft a settlement if NCAA veto continues. Minnesota? No, Marcus Plant of Michigan stated the stance.
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New York
United States Track and Field Federation
NCAA
Sports Abritration Board
Amateur Athletic Union
Marcus Plant
University of Michigan
National Collegiate Athletic Association
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
NAIA
Hubert H. Humephrey
Associated Press
Plant
Michigan
USTFF
Sports Arbitration Board
Senate
AAU
Marcus Ly Plant
Wilfred H. Croweley
Los Altos
Calif
Father Crowley
Warren G. Magnuson
Dash
Senate Commerce Committee
No Romp But Cards Favored Again In NL
In a large preview of the National League, the St. Louis Cardinals appear strongest with a deep pitching staff led by Bob Gibson and an offense featuring Brock Cepeda McCarver Flood Shannon Maris and Javier. Cincinnati San Francisco Pittsburgh Chicago Los Angeles Atlanta Philadelphia Houston and New York are outlined as contenders or sleepers with injuries and form uncertain as the season looms.
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New York
St. Louis
Florida
Orlando Cepeda
Lou Brock
Red Schoendienst
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Juan Marichal
Pittsburgh
Jim Bunning
Leo Durocher
Chicago Cubs
Los Angeles Dodgers
Atlanta Braves
Philadelphia
Richie Allen
Houston
New York Mets
Chicago
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Bob Gibson
Nelson Briles
Steve Carlton
Brock
Cepeda
McCarver
Curt Flood
Mike Shannon
Roger Maris
Julian Javier
Flood
Roberto Clemente
Cubs
Ken Holtzman
Ron Santo
Ernie Banks
Billy Williams
Adolfo Phillips
Iprove
Zollo Versalles
Tom Haller
Mudcat Grant
Dodgers
Alan Foster
Hank Aaron
Joe Torre
Phils
Allen
Mets
Tom Seaver
Gil Hodges
Illini base ball team heads ten day Hawaii tour
Multiple AP items report sports notes from Champaign Illinois and across the country. Illinois announces a ten day baseball tour of Hawaii starting today. Jockey Ron Turcotte wins two long shots at Aqueduct Weary Traveler and Mid-Billings. Idaho names Donald Robbins defensive football coach. Dartmouth coach Dave Gavitt named New England coach of the year. Japan's NHK plans color telecast of the Mexico Olympic Games via satellite with 1.6 million dollars allocated for coverage.
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Moscow
Idaho
Donald Robbins
University of Idaho
Tokyo
Japan Broadcasting Corporation
Japan
Pro Basketball ABA Playoff Schedule Update
The Associated Press reports no games today. Western Division Semifinals Denver visits New Orleans in a best of five tied at two as of Tuesday. Eastern Division Finals Minnesota travels to Pittsburgh for the first game of a best of seven on Thursday.
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Denver
New Orleans
Minnesota
Pittsburgh
Peggy Fleming Signs Pro Contract In New York
Peggy Fleming world and Olympic figure skating queen signs a five year pro deal worth about 500000 dollars with Bob Banner Associates and NBC at a New York news conference. She hints at performing in ice shows but says others will handle her affairs.
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New York
Peggy Fleming
Bob Banner Associates
National Broadcasting Company
Miss Fleming
Qulte
Emporia Wins OHS Quadrangular Narrow Victory
Emporia edged Olathe and Cyclones by a slim margin at the OHS Quadrangular, finishing atop the meet with six first places and depth in runs. Ottawa placed second overall, while Olathe and Turner trailed. Underwood of Ottawa claimed multiple wins including the 180-yard hurdles and pole vault. Other winners included Drake in javelin and Warren in high jump as the meet concluded at dusk.
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Ottawa High
Scott Wallace
Emporia
Cyclones
OHS
Wallace
Ottawa
Olathe
Spartans
Doug Underwood
Underwood
Bob Borne Kessel
Shawnee Mission North
Kansas
Holmes
Tom Drake
Francois Warren
Eagles
Turner
Primm
Hoyt
Emmeporia
Daugharthy
Howard
Thompeson
Rose
Wilson
Lucas
Davis
Turener
Erickson
Hagelin
Warren
Anderson
Wohleford
Hutcheson
Emeporia
Martin
Dash
Balkeenhof
Beadle
Birchard
Keller
Stueve
Grinwood
Stauffer
Flood
Emporeia
Presley
Thayer
Stevens
Underewood
Tuvener
Fasse
Walters
Snider
Preseley
McGregor
Wohlford
Olaethe
Gale
Ferson
Wisenski
Bowerman
Person
Thompson
Hansen
Mossman
Andereson
Watson
Mentiuslat
Auipe
Seo Relyy
Ows
Sellers
Meyer
Drake
T. Cade
G. Cade
Sheffield
Little League Meeting for Ottawa Coaches Planned
Ottawa Little League officials schedule an organizational meeting for coaches at 7 30 p m Thursday at Ottawa University Wilson Field House. The session aims to align on season plans and coaching duties.
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Ottawa Little League
Ottawa University
Wilson Field House
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Fresno boxer Mac Foster stops Sonny Moore in Fresno
Mac Foster of Fresno halted Sonny Moore of Dallas in two rounds in a heavyweight boxing result reported by The Associated Press from Fresno California. Foster dominated the bout and secured the stoppage in the early seconds of the second round.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Jimmy Ralston
Herman ‘‘Scatterhawk’? Dixon
Miami
Associated Press
Fresno
Calif
Mac Foster
Sonny Moore
Dallas
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Weary Traveler
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Dave Gavitt
Dartmouth
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