Mary Rand Blocked From Los Angeles Indoor Meet
Mary Rand, world and Olympic broad jump record holder, was denied permission by the British Amateur Athletic Board to compete at the Los Angeles indoor meet next month. The decision followed clashes with the British championships at Cosford and reflected the board’s stance that athletes should defend national titles first. Rand expressed disappointment but accepted the ruling and noted interest in a New York meet on February 15 if possible.
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Miss Rand
New York
Globetrotters Highlight 40th Season And World Reach
Harlem Globetrotters showcase landmark 40th season with record 5,534 wins and 322 losses, touring globally to 35 million fans in 87 countries, including sellouts and private audiences. Meadowlark Lemon stars in routines blending basketball with comedy as owner Abe Saperstein expands show biz reach.
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Boston Celtics
Trotters
S&s
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Rio de Janeiro
Pasadena
Manila
Philippines
Lenin Sports Palace
Moscow
Abe Saperstein
Saperstein
Gimediere
Meadowlark Lemon
Globetrotters
El Mongol Returns in Dual Main Event Wrestling Card
A double main event features El Mongol versus Mr Moto and Gérilla Monsoon facing Luke Graham in a two half card. Also listed are Caralte versus The Butcher with two additional prelims and a curtain raiser scheduled for Monday at Municipal arena.
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Rater
Municipal
Editorium
el Mongol Op- x
Mr. Moto
Caralte
Luke Graham
the Butcher
Gérilla Monsoon
Cene
Honey Regih Bryans
B. Dnelst
Henagiion
Sraciie
Getty Tate Nab Crowns Lakewood Tennis Champs
Getty of Long Beach and Tate of Lynwood won the Ltst Mid Cities League Tennis titles at Lakewood Country Club. Tate beat Ed Singleton 6-3 6-3 for the B men’s crown while Mrs Getty defeated Pat McGuire 6-2 6-0 for the B women’s title.
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Jane Getty
Long Beach
George Tate
Lynwood
Lakewood Country Club
Tate
Ed Singleton
Pasadena
Mrs. Getty
Pat McGuire
Charles Pale
Downey
Val. Gloria. Hendricks
Fleur Yano
Dick Ek
JoJo Knudson
Garden Grave
Joe Rodgers
Los Alamitis
Alice Bryan
Hawthorne
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Woodgin Chamberlin
Cima
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O'Neil Jr
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Rks
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Bevan
Jory Riven
Gimmon
Radlenes Peat
Fiction Gambona
Gaveie Seaman
Morera Johose
Bryan Mery Bevan
Kenney
Seal
Rodgers Resigns From Villanova Backfield Coach Role
Roger Rodgers resigned Monday as Villanova football backfield coach to devote full time to his insurance business. The move ends his coaching duties at Villanova and focuses on his private enterprise.
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Villanova
Joe
Rogers
Kentucky Hills Reverberate as Baron Rupps Wildcats Rule
Kentucky rebounded under coach Adolph Rupp and stretched their winning streak to 13 by defeating LSU 85 to 71. Thad Jaracz led with 25 points, Pat Riley added 24, and Kentucky shot 72.7 percent in the first half and 70.4 percent for the game. LSU fell to 4-11 as Kentucky maintained national ranking.
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Kentucky
Adolph Rupp
Kentucky Wildcats
Rupp
Hey
Touisiana State
Wildcats
Loyola
Thad Jaracz
Pat Riley
Tom Thigpen
LSU
Referee Earl Strom Involved In Charging Incident
In Memphis Tennessee Philadelphia defeated St Louis 110 107 as referee Earl Strom charged over the officials table and grabbed St Louis business manager Irv Gack after the final buzzer. Wilt Chamberlain separated them with no punches. Cincinnati routed San Francisco 135 112 at Muncie Indiana.
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St Louis Hawks Lose Narrowly as Guerin Fights Referee Call
Richie Guerin drew a free throw and a late steal with seven seconds left in a tense game. Referee Gack faced heated moments as players clashed over a palm and a disputed call.
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Weber Setting Rich Pace in Pro Bowling
Weber remains atop the 1966 PBA money standings after a $700 Eastern PBA Open check in Edison New Jersey. Total year earnings reach $6,800, $1,800 ahead of Dennis Chapis and Jim Godman who have each won about $5,000.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Dick Weber
St. Louis
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Hayward
Calif
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Godmanhave
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Loyola of Chicago Tops Marshall In Tight Tow Victory
Loyola of Chicago defeated Marshall 92 to 88 for its Illinois conference road win. Key players and exact scoring details are not fully provided in the fragment.
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AUSTIN TAKES STEELERS CHARGE DISCIPLINE DRIVE
BILL AUSTIN formally assumed head coaching duties for the Pittsburgh Steelers and urged strict discipline as the key to success. He warned no Steelers player would be overlooked this season, insisting a disciplined club is essential to winning in the NFL.
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Pittsburgh Steelers
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Steelers
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Wacheon
Schwab's 66 Qualifies for Lucky International Open
Thirty three golfers earned open-spot berths for the Lucky International at Harding Park. Pat Schwab fired a six under par 66 at the Olympic Club to lead qualifiers. Notables include Gov. Edmund G. Brown, John Brodie, Paul Hornung, Ford and Howard Keel, with pros like Arnold Palmer and Don Massengale also in contention. Bob Rosburg withdrew after an alto accident left ribs healing slowly.
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Pat Schwab
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Paul Hon Jung
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Conte Ynate
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Tony Lema
Ken ¥Enturi
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Massengale
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Saints Visit Downey in Catholic League Clash
St Anthony's Saint team heads to Downey for a Catholic League contest with Pius X at 8 pm. The Saints seek their first league win of the year after finishing runner-up in Loyola last season. Tom Chislock anchors a defense that carries the attack while the offense struggles.
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Downey
Pius X
Saints
Loyola
St. Anthony
Tom Chislock
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