Dodgers Eye Replacements as Koufax Drysdale Holdout Persists
Dodgers pitchers Sutton and Moeller delivered strong spring performances as the club grapples with the Koufax and Drysdale holdout. Sutton allowed one hit in five innings and Moeller surrendered two runs in 11 innings, boosting hopes for a depleted staff. The team won 6-0 over Cincinnati while awaiting major contract talks and possible openings in the rotation.
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Murray Chass
Associated Press
Los Angeles Dodgers
Don Sutton
Joe Moeller
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Moeller
Walter Alston
Dee Sense
Sandy Koufax
Don Drysdale
Dodgers
Koufax
Drysdale
Crysdale
Cassius Clay Set For Heavyweight Title Fight In Toronto
Muhammad Ali's challenger George Chuvalo prepares as both boxers weigh in around 210 pounds for the title bout in Toronto. Angelo Dundee says Clay may weigh about 212 pounds, his highest since becoming champion, while Chuvalo expects about 209 and arrives amid distractions of opponent search and draft issues. Both aim to spar twice more before fight time.
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Cassius Clay
George Chuvalo
Louisville Lip
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Angelo Dundee
Sonny Liston
Miami Beach
Dundee
Cassius
Chuvalo
Irv Ungerman
Three repeaters named to NAIA All Star list
AP reports three players repeat on the NAIA All-Star first team: Ken Wilburn and Gene Summers, centers, and Jimmy Rose, guard. Other first team members include Henry Logan and Gary Liberatore, with several players from Oklahoma Baptist, Rockhurst, Western Carolina, and multiple colleges across the Midwest.
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National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Ken Wilburn
Central State
Ohio
Gene Summers
Michigan
Jimmy Rose
Georgia Southern
al Tucker
Oklahoma Baptist
Shawnee
Henry Logan
Western Carolina
Rose
Logan
Gary Liberatore
New Haven
Conn
Tucker
Curt Gammell
Pacific
Emporia
Ken Rucas
Friends
Homer Drew
William Jewell
Steve Grace
Drury
al Payne
Rockhurst
Calgary rink defeats Perth team to reclaim Scotch Cup
Vancouver AP reports the Ron Northcott rink of Calgary beat Chuck Hay’s Perth Scotland rink to regain the Scotch Cup, the emblem of the International Curling Championship, on Thursday.
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Vancouver
Ron Northcott
Calgary
Chuck Hay
Perth
Scotland
Home Court Theory Ignored In Playoffs
In the NBA playoffs the home court edge fades as Cincinnati Royals topple the Celtics 107 103 in Boston and St Louis Hawks edge the Bullets 113 111 in Baltimore. Hawks coach Richie Guerin played all 48 minutes, 20 points and 12 assists highlighted the midweek action.
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Celtics
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Bullets
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Hawks
Civic Center
Joe Caldwell
Len Wilkens
Wilkens
Caldwell
Richie Guerin
Going Broke In Milwaukee Braves Say
AP reports in Milwaukee that the Braves faced financial infeasibility in staying. Ronald A. Wipperman testified about a $43,973 loss in 1962 after the Chicago group bought the club, with expected detail on 1963 1964 and 1965. The case centers on borrowing, a 1964 move to Atlanta, and conspiracy charges over Milwaukee’s loss of a major league site. The owners Flag Bartholomay indicated a $3.5 million loss across 1961 1965.
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Braves
Wisconsin
Ronald A. Wipperman
Chicago
Louis Perini
Wipperman
Willard S. Stafford
Atlanta
Braves Board
William C. Bartholomay
New Freshman Coach At MU
COLUMBIA AP Bob Frala, 34, former Illinois quarterback and Belleville High School coach, was named freshman football coach at the University of Missouri. He succeeds Harry Smith, who left coaching to join the physical education staff. Smith had coached Missouri since 1952 after an earlier stint starting in 1941.
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Columbia
Bob Frala
Belleville
University of Missouri
Frala
Harry Smith
Smith
Missouri
Ilinois
USC Behind In Swimming Title Quest At Air Force
Indiana and Michigan surged ahead with strong showings in the opening night of the NCAA swimming meet at Air Force Academy. Indiana led the team race with 104 points after one-meter diving. Roy Saari of Southern Cal struggled in the 500 yard freestyle, finishing second in 4:50.69, seven seconds behind the NCAA record, as altitude affected times.
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Colo
Southern California
Indiana
Michigan
Southern Cal
Michigan State
Stanford
Ohio State
Roy Saari
Bill Farley
Saab
Air Force Pool
hockey results from Thursday and upcoming games
The Associated Press reports Thursday hockey results with Toronto defeating Montreal 2 0 and Boston beating Chicago 3 1. It notes no games scheduled today and lists Saturday matchups Boston at Montreal and Detroit at Toronto.
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Associated Press
Toronto
Montreal
Boston
Chicago
Detroit
Concentration Big If For Gay Brewer In Open Race
Gay Brewer Sr. holds steady in the Greater Jacksonville Open despite worry over his 18 month old daughter Kellys hip operation. Brewer shot 67 with five birdies as Tommy Bolt led at 66. Others like Ed Furgol David Hill and Jack Nicklaus posted solid scores as the crowded field chased the $13 500 first prize in windy conditions.
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Gay Brewer Sr
Tommy Bolt
Brewer
Kelly
Dallas
Bolt
Ed Furgol
Tle Brewer
Bowling Scores From Local Leagues Reported
Scores from AMF LEAGUE ROYAL TLANES-2 show Fincher 5l 188 for THE KEEN COMPANY-2 and Lewis 30-W 188. Nelson 2045 for LITWIN'S-3. Heckman 1 537 for SHELDEN'S MEN'S WEAR-1. E. Horn 171 and C. Bell 473 for 30-C. and 473. Pogue 554 for PEPSI COLA-4. Brockway 485 for KITTY CLOVER CHIPS-6. Offenbaker 1 498 for DUTCH BOY PAINTS-3. Allen 181-490 for DENGEL AND SON-1. V. Dodd 160.409 for THURSDAY NIGHT LADIES MANN-BELL DRUGS-3. E. Milter 156 456 for BEAUTYLAND-1. H. Skilling 156 OWE BIENIES GARAGE-3. M. Barber 143-388 for TOWNER'S CHAPEL-1. R. Wieneke 195 457 for BUDGE'S HARDWARE-4. I. Droddy 188-460 for BOND'S CLEANERS-0. Lemon 221 for CLASSIC LEAGUE PEPSI COLA-2. Whaley 199 OTTAWA TIMES-2. Lewis 211 533 for OGG'S MARKET-4. M. Jones 234 568 for OTTAWA INSULATION-O. C. Hettler 213 546 for PENCE GROCERY-3. G. Toumberlin 188-450 for BENT FENDER BODY SHOP-1.
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the Keen Company
W. Lewis
C. Jackson
Litwin
Nelson
Shelden
Heckman
And.l. Cafe
E. Horn
C. Bell
Robertson Motor CO
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Roller
Pepsi Cola
Towner's Chapel
M. Barber
Budge’s Hardware
R. Wieneke
Bond's Cleaners
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Lemon
Ottawa Times
Whaley
OGG
Lewis
Snider
Ottawa
Jones
Hettler
Bent Fender
Toumberlin
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