Hayes seen as potent in U S track for Tokyo
The Associated Press surveys U S track and field hopes for the Tokyo Games. Hob Hayes, the world's fastest man, is favored to win 100 and 200 meters and could anchor a gold-medal 400 meter relay. Henry Carr and others chase multiple events as state rivals vie for three minutes in the 1600-meter relay.
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Mets Prize Stamps For Opening Day Fans
New York Mets plan giveaways to ease a 111 loss season. 2.5 million trading stamps will be distributed with the April 17 opening at the new stadium, plus 5,000 free tickets and 24 season passes. Shuffle at the checkout shows the humor and chaos as shoppers seek stamps or prizes.
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New Champ Talks Lots About His Claims
Luis Rodriguez, former welterweight champion now based in Miami, proclaims he remains the genuine welterweight titleholder and unbeaten, despite losses to Griffith and Cokes. He discusses Friday’s bout with Holley Mims and a June 12 title rematch against Emile Griffith in Las Vegas. Rodriguez, weighing about 150 pounds, notes Griffith once held the crown before losing it to him, and recalls a three-time robbery accusation as he counts 57 career fights with only three losses.
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Ottawa bowling scores and high series leaders list
Monday night standings show high games and series for multiple teams at Ottawa venues. Doman tops with 197.5 in women’s lane, while Evey and Toumberlin post notable marks in their squads. Brackenridge and McFadden lead several divisions with strong 200+ games and high 30 series.
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Kansas State Faces UCLA Duke Michigan in NCAA Semis
Kansas State, unranked in the season, advances to the NCAA semifinals alongside UCLA, Michigan, and Duke. Coach Tex Winter notes the value of low expectations, while Kansas State relies on a tough zone defense around 7 foot Roger Suttner and 6-6 Willie Murrell to challenge the higher-ranked contenders. The semifinals set for Friday night lead to a title game on Saturday with nationwide television coverage.
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Exhibition Baseball Scores From Monday Results
The Associated Press reports Monday exhibition games across leagues. Cincinnati edged Minnesota 7 6 in 10 innings while New York A beat Houston 5 0 and Milwaukee defeated Baltimore 1 0. New York N and Philadelphia tied 9 9 in 11 innings, Chicago A won 5 4 against Pittsburgh, St Louis beat Detroit 6 2, Washington topped Kansas City 8 2, Los Angeles A won 12 5 over Chicago N, and Boston edged Cleveland 5 4. Upcoming matches include Cincinnati vs St Louis and Houston vs Baltimore among others.
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Hornung And Karras Back Into The Fold
AP report notes NFL Commissioner Rozelle lifts suspensions on Paul Hornung of the Green Bay Packers and Alex Karras of the Detroit Lions. Both players return to football this fall after suspensions for betting on NFL games. Hornung weighs 221 pounds and aims to regain form for 1964. Karras calls himself eager to return as a top defensive tackle. Lions coach George Wilson praises Karras as the league’s best tackle, while Vince Lombardi welcomes Hornung back and denies trade talk.
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Wilt's Temper A Factor In Game
SAN FRANCISCO AP Wilt Chamberlain's temper could cost the Warriors. A technical on Wilt in the final seconds let Hal Greer of the 76ers sink a free throw for a 111-110 win at the Cow Palace. The defeat keeps St. Louis Hawks' title hopes alive as San Francisco contemplates its fate with two games left.
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Ottawa Bowlers Shine as Kansas Women’s State Bowls Progress
Two Ottawa competitors and two teams stay near the top after week two in Salina at the Kansas Women’s State Bowling tournament. Moore's Chevy-Olds leads Class B with 2,390, Towner's tops Class C with 2,283. Virginia Hoffman is second in Class B all-events with 1,519, Ruth Mack fourth in Class A with 1,514. Hoffman sits fifth in Class B singles with 531.
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Olympic Trial Team Picked For NAIA Trials
Kansas City AP report lists 20 players chosen for NAIA Olympic trials tryouts with three Little All-America members among the squad. Standouts include Lucious Jackson, Willis Reed, and Cecil Tuttle. John McLendon to coach. eight teams compete at St. John’s University, April 2-4 in New York.
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