Boxing association chief questioned in Clay Liston probe
World Boxing Association president Edward Lassman faced Senate anti trust and monopoly subcommittee amid a wide examination of the Clay Liston heavyweight title bout. Lawmakers weigh possible federal boxing rules while associates face testimony about undisclosed payments and underworld links.
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Olympic Trials to Cut to Eighteen Players
Four prominent college coaches will direct four all star college teams at St Johns University court for Olympic trials. Teams include UCLA Oregon State Utah Kentucky State NAIA and AAU selections. The three day session ends with 18 chosen players and six alternates for the final Olympic squad.
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Widow wins big pot on Gulfstream twin double race
Marion S.V. Jones of Washington DC visited Gulfstream Park and won 81 181 80 on four twin double wagers. The widowed bettor planned to extend her Florida vacation and share some winnings with her escort. Her picks included Challenge Ship Romoquill and March Blow, adding to a history of large payouts at the track.
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Player Confident Aiming For Masters Title Comeback
Atlanta AP Gary Player, the only foreign Masters winner, believes he has a good chance to win again this year. The 1961 champion has one win on the BGA tour this season and ranks high on the money list. "I feel like I'm playing well," he said.
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Giant Manager Gains Another Top Pitcher
PHOENIX Ariz AP Bob Bolin joins the Giants spring lineup as a strong hurler for six innings allowing one hit and three walks in a win over Cleveland Indians Hart Alou shine in rookie display boosting major league potential. Bolin backs solid previous start by Bob Shaw as Hart hits first Giant homer and Alou extends hit streak to twelve with a .395 average.
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Knights top Bowlers in Ottawa Bowl opening night
Twelve of Ottawa’s 62 men’s bowling teams kicked off the annual team tournament at Ottawa Bowl. The Knights of Columbus No. 3 led with 3030 pins, as singles and doubles start Saturday night at Royal-T-Lanes and conclude April 11 and 12. About 180 bowlers compete. next year events move to Royal-T-Lanes and Ottawa Bowl. Team scores show K of C No 3 3030, Nat. Bank 2954, Royal T 2052, Hubbards Lumber 2922, Helen and Bills 2917, McCracken Elec 2908, Kitty Clover 2890, Mobil Homes 2870, K of C No 2 2821, IOOF 2814, Dengel and Son 2786, K of C No 1 2745.
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Women Enter Golf Tourney At Augusta Titleholders
The entry list for the 25th Titleholders Golf Tournament grew with early entries including defending champion Marilyn Smith and last year’s runner-up Mickey Wright at Augusta Georgia.
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Lary Shines As Tigers Beat Reds In Exhibition
Detroit pitcher Frank Lary and manager Chick Dressen report solid spring progress as Lary work six innings in a 6-3 win over Cincinnati. Peters shone for the White Sox, while Dodgers edged Mets 7-6 in extras and Baltimore thrashed Washington 14-5.
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Robertson NBA Pick Leads 1964 East All Stars
Oscar Robertson headlines the 1964 NBA all star selections as Cincinnati faces Boston in Eastern Division playoffs. The first team includes Wilt Chamberlain Bob Pettit Elgin Baylor and Jerry West with Robertson as the sole unanimous pick. Second team features Bill Russell Tom Heinsohn John Havlicek Jerry Lucas and Hal Greer. Pettit earns his 10th first team nod tying a league record with Bob Cousy.
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