Regional NCAA Playoffs Open Amid Upsets and Big Names
Regional NCAA tournament play begins with 22 teams vying for spots in College Park. Davidson, Rhode Island, St Joseph's, Kentucky, Texas Western, Duke, Michigan, Kansas, Syracuse, and Colorado State highlight a field that includes NIT hopefuls Boston College, Brigham Young, and San Francisco. Key results include Kentucky and Texas Western both losing, Duke edging NC State, and Michigan breaking scoring records to claim the Big Ten title.
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Orioles Cather Dick Brown to Face Surgery for Brain Tumor
Baltimore Orioles catcher Dick Brown, 31, is scheduled for brain tumor surgery at Sinai Hospital. Dr Clinton Harrison will perform the delicate operation after extensive tests last week explained headaches and dizziness since the season ended. Family was summoned from Lake Worth.
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Galli Defends Bantam Title In European Showdown
In Marseilles Italy's Tommaso Galli defeated France's Pierre Vetroff by a 15 round decision to retain the European bantamweight title Sunday.
Teen Agers Hold U S Hopes In 1968 Olympic
UPI reports the United States Olympic hopes for 1968 rest with youth. Bob Seagren 19 from Glendale California set an indoor pole vault record over 17 feet and Bill Gaines 17 from Mullica Hill New Jersey tied 60 yard dash world mark at the AAU meet. Other women also set marks including Wyomin Tyus Edith McGuire and Charolette Cook. Szusza Nagy Szabo ran 2 08 6 in the 880.
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Self Sacrificing Woman Spares Nothing Except a Mirror
A quip reflects on a woman’s restraint and vanity, framing selfless virtue against the lure of self-reflection. The line suggests restraint in appearance and ego, using a mirror as a symbolic obstacle to complete sacrifice.
Brewer Wins Narrow in Pensacola Open Golf Clash
Texan Brewer shot a 70 to finish 54 holes at 220 and seize the lead after Doug Sanders was disqualified for signing error. Julius Boros, Randy Glover, Mason Rudolph and Dick Hart trailed, with Glover carding the day's best six-under 66 as the field battled on.
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Miller To Tour Baseball Camps
Marvin Miller, named director of the Major League Baseball Players Association, will tour 20 Florida training camps this week as he prepares to take a two year post starting July 1. The 48 year old labor relations veteran will replace the outgoing leadership and vows to push constructive work for players while leaving the Steelworkers role. Miller has been an associate to I W Abel and David J McDonald and joins from United Steelworkers duties in Pittsburgh.
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Marshall over St Francis ends season with 12-12 mark
Marshall University closes 1965-66 with a 105-68 victory over St Francis of Pennsylvania to finish 12-12, its best season in seven years. Sophomores powered the comeback from a 4-20 record last year as George Stone 28 points 22 rebounds and Bob Redd 26 led the win. Coach Ellis Johnson improves to 22-49 in three seasons, noting the sophomores gain experience for 1966-67.
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Baseball Owners Call For Arbitration Board To End Salary Deadlock
St Petersburg report cites veteran owners backing a three member arbitration panel including a league president and Marvin Miller to resolve player salary disputes. The push follows Sandy Koufax and Don Drysdale seeking one million dollars over three years from the Los Angeles Dodgers. Minor leagues already use arbitration in contracts, suggesting a model for majors.
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