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The NFL meeting in Honolulu opened with a wide open bid race for hosting Super Bowl VII. Los Angeles led a field including Houston Miami New Orleans and Dallas, with factors like stadium size weather and neutral-site considerations shaping the decision. Commissioner Rozelle warned of legal challenges and business pressures looming over the sport as Ottawa High wrestler Roy Jackson placed third at a Wichita event.
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New Orleans
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Rice Stadium
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Cowboys
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Ottawa High
Roy Jackson
Douglass High School
Wichita
Jackson
Ottawa
Chris Gorton
Duane Bobick Wins National Golden Gloves Title
Duane Bobick of Bowlus Minnesota on leave from the U S Navy completed his amateur heavyweight collection by winning the 45th annual Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions in Minneapolis Minnesota He held the AAU Pan American and other titles and beat Nick Wells of Las Vegas in a close semifinal before his final victory securing the national crown
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Minn
Duane Bobick
Bowlus
U.S. Navy
Bobick
Nick Wells
Las Vegas
Wells
Steve Williams
Fort Worth
Sam NeSmith
Indianapolis
NeSmith
Lamont Lovelady
Des Moines
Lovelady
James Busceme
Norman Goins
James Martinez
Bois
Greg Hicknali
Ohio
Ray Theragood
Roswell
N.M
Baward Avila Jr
Lowell
Mass
Louis Self
Toledo
Greg Whaley
Cincinnati
Ray Seales
Donnie Nelson
Jessie Valdez
Tom May
Cleveland
Marvin Johnson
Verbie Garland
Thomas Prater
Ex-Champs In Benefit Features Packed Boxing Night
Philadelphia hosts a charity boxing event with eleven former champions in eight bouts. Notables include Willie Pep vs Sandy Saddler in featherweight replays and Harold Johnson vs Danny Bucceroni in light heavyweight versus heavyweight. Other matches spotlight Rocky Graziano vs Jake LaMotta and veterans Chuck Davey vs Chico Vejar with Billy Conn officiating.
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Philaelphia Association of
Petagdedi
Willie Pep
Sandy Saddler
Harold Johnson
Danny Bucceroni
Rocky Gragiano
Jake LaMotta
Chuck Davey
Chico Vejar
Davey
Billy Conn
Bowling Scores From Monday Night Social Leaders
League results list high scores by team in a Monday night social bowling session. Notable top performances include 537 by DING DONGS-3 and 585 by HELEN & BILL'S-4, with others such as 562 by JOHN'S GULF-0 and 541 by FRANKLIN SAVINGS-3.
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Social Fantastic Four
Sedorfs
Thursday Knights
Cox
Humerick House
Wolgast
Lucky Four
Turner
Gutterbugs
Stambaugh
PIN Wizards
Watts
Simmons
Ott
Wright
Fritts
Shenk
Brunswick Lemaster's
Sible
Scribner
MFA Ins
Spears
John's Gulf
Cordle
Helen & Bill’s
Wenthe
First National Bank
McDanIels
AiNsworth
Monday Night
Franklin Savings
Hoffman
Ottawa Bowl
Potters
Nitcher's
Morgan
Heckman
Ottawa Bus
Ferguson
Meador
Osburn’s
Flowers
Collins
LGWU
Everson
Everhart
Jayhawk League All-Star selections announced
Santa Fe Trail tops with Randal Baker and Doug Vanderslice on the Jayhawk League All-Star team. Baldwin contributes Jim Irick and Bruce Chambers while Wellsville adds J R Osher and Bob Pennington. Also named are Paul Steeley and Allen Brewer Basehor Jack Fulton Spring Hill Dennis Folks Eudora and Dave Nickerson Blue Valley.
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Santa Fe Trail
Baldwin
Wellsville
Santa Fe
Randal Baker
Doug Vanderslice
Jayhawk
Jim Irick
Bruce Chambers
City Volleyball Scores by Division and Team
In the City Volleyball results, Cal. Bapt. defeated Foursquare in the Girls Division while Nazarene fell to F.U. Methodist. Wesleyan beat Nazarene in the Girls Division as well. In the Women’s Division, Cal. Bapt. defeated Westminster and F.U. Methodist triumphed over Foursquare. Westminster also topped Assembly, while T.U. Methodist lost to Assembly. In the remaining men’s action, Westminster defeated Wesleyan, Cal. Bapt. beat Foursquare, and F.U. Methodist won over Nazarene. Cal. Bible handled Nazarene in another girls match.
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F.U. Meth
F.U. Methodist
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Faith Bible F. Bapt
Ransom Mem
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Foursquare Westminster
Assembly
T.U. Meth
F. Baptist Westminster
Wesleyan Cal
Bapt
Foursquare F. U. Meth
N. Baptist F. Bible
Tom Terrific’s Arm Better Mets Happy
Mets star Tom Seaver, paid $120000 a season by Mrs. Joan Payson, says his injured arm is improving after a 12 day layoff. Seaver threw four innings in a 4 3 exhibition loss to Los Angeles as Detroit, Philadelphia, St. Louis, Tokyo Lotte Orions, Houston, Montreal, Boston, Oakland, San Diego and Cleveland won or posted scorelines in spring games.
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Associated Press
Joan Payson
New York Mets
Tom Seaver
Payson
Tom Terrific
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Seaver
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New York Yankees
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Cincinnati
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Lotte Orions
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Houston
Atlanta
Montreal
Texas
Boston
Chicago White Sox
Oakland
Chicago Cubs
San Diego
Milwaukee
Cleveland
California
Don Sutton
Joe Coleman
Yankees
Rich McKinney
New York
Coleman
Billy Champion
Rick Fusari
Phils
Paul Splittorff
Bill Butler
Ted Abernathy
Rick Wise
Supershooter Fuqua Aims For No 1 Scorer Title In Tourney
In Madison Square Garden the Mad Bomber Richie Fuqua of Oral Roberts threatens to top the nation's scoring pace as Oral Roberts meets St John’s in a quarter final of the 35th National Invitation Tournament. Memo: Fuqua scored 42 points in a recent upset, nearing Dwight Lamar’s season mark, while Jacksonville beat Lafayette 87 76 and Maryland defeated Syracuse 71 65 to reach the semifinals.
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Madison Square Garden
Richie Fuqua
St. John's
N.Y
Frank Malroff
Oral Roberts
Fuqua
Memphis State
Titans
Tigers
Malroff
Princeton
Niagara
Hakehee
Jacksonville
Lafayette
Maryland
Syracuse
Dwight Lamar
Southwestern Louisiana
Leopards
Tom Davis
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Don Bowman
Bill Bredemeier
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Main
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Tokyo Lotte Orions
Ron Fairly
Texas Rangers
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Expos
Ranger
Tommy Harper
Luis Aparicio
White Sox
Wilbur Wood
Chicago
Dwain Anderson
Joe Rudi
Clay Kirby
Jim Lonborg
Padres
Brewers
Derrel Thomas
Ray Fosse
David Brent
Ernie Fleming
Abe Steward
Florida
Brent
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N. Main
DOBBS
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Dobbs Truss Co
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
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