America's Cup protest upheld overturns Australian win
In Newport on Monday the New York Yacht Club race committee disqualified Gretel II after a start collision with Intrepid, restoring the lead to the U S defender. The ruling, read by chairman B Deveraux Barker II, followed a three hour hearing and bars any appeal.
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Martin Visser
Australia
Gretel IT
U.s.s
Intrepid
Visser
Newport
R.I
New York Yacht Club Race Committee
United States
B. Devereux Barker II
Tace
State Armory
New York Yacht Club
Gretel II
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Repairs Halt Gabelich's Run at Bonneville
Speed runs of the Blue Flame rocket car paused at Bonneville Salt Flats Utah after damaged injector nozzles halted progress. Gary Gabelich of Long Beach had earlier posted two passes through the clocks averaging from 420 to 440 mph as repairs were needed to regain thrust.
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Bonneville Salt Flats
Utah
Blue Flame
Gary Gabelich
Long Beach
Gaherich
Salt Lake Flats
Gahelich
Milwaukee
Kings Play Springfield at Victoria in training game
Victoria BC reports the Kings open training with an intrasquad clash versus Springfield farmhands. Labaisere and Stanfield each score twice in Monday scrimmage, DeJordy and Norris to share goaltending, Joyal holding out over a $1000 bonus clause, and the first exhibition set for Friday in Edmonton against Vancouver Canucks coached by Hal Laycoe.
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Victoria
B.C
Kings
Springfield
Gordon Labaisiere
Jimmy Stanfield
Dennis DeJordy
Jack Norris
Varsity
Lddie Joyal
Rangers Talk Salary Standstill With Four Star Players
The New York Rangers seek direct talks with coach and GM Emile Francis to resolve salary holdouts by Vic Hadfield Walter Tkacuk Jean Rottelle and Bend Park after they refused to play in an exhibition game. Arbitration looms if negotiations stall.
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Toronto
UPI
National Hockey League
New York Rangers
Ranger
Emile Francis
NHL
Francis
Vic Hadfield
Walter Tkatauk
Jean Retelle
Bend Park
Thhey
Yanks Dominate First Race in World Tempest Championship
Port Haligaton France. U.S. crews led by Peter Nesheda and Jeff Duncan of the Boston Yacht Club won the opening Tempest Class race aboard Ahead. Five U.S. yachts placed in the top seven. D. Bruce Jalconer and Bruce Dyson of Noroton YC were second on Dendalus with three penalty points. John and James Jinville of Larchmont YC stood third on Roast for 57 points.
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Port Haligatn
France
U.S
Quberon Bay
Peter Nesheda
Jeff Duncan
Boston Yacht Club
D. Bruce Jalconer
Bruce Dyson
Noroton Y.C
Connon Dendalus
John
James Jnville
Larchmont ¥.C. NY
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Bill Ficker
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Foxboro
National Football League
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Boston Patriots
Rozelle
Halas
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Royals
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Kansas City Royals
Jim York
Omaha
American Assn
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Bob Floyd
Dean Dietrich
Dietrich Seld
Supe
Shag Crawford
Pirates
Jose Pagan
Malaysia
Lappland
Arctic Circle
Jim Gray
Atlantic Ave
Father & Son Tire CO
USA
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Eni Polyester
Father & Son
Tire
Yoda
Tington
B.F. Goodrich
Alyalence Iit
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Abe
Nice
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Haey
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Maak
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Peck Road
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