Hannum Hired As 76ers Coach On Two Year Pact
Philadelphia owner Irv Kosloff signed Alex Hannum to a two year contract to coach the 76ers after firing Dolph Schayes. Kosloff said the aim is an NBA title for Philadelphia. Chamberlain’s discipline and flight attendance were cited in team tensions.
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Drake Relays sees eight records fall and big mark feats
United Press International reports eight meet records at the Drake Relays in Des Moines led by Texas A&M shot put star Randy Matson who hit 65 feet 3 1 2 inches and discus 185 feet 4 inches. Van Nelson of St Cloud won the three mile in 13 9 2 and six mile in 28 48 6. Penn Relays produced few marks due to rain with Villanova and Kent State posting rare marks. Michigan State set a national collegiate 480 shuttle relay record in 57 4, while Texas Southern clocked 40 2 in the 440 yard relay.
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N.Y
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Sam Kirk
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Cyrol Burleson
Oregon
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Colorado
Spencer Beats London In Manchester Bout Remains UPI Note
Thad Spencer from Portland outpointed Brian London in Manchester as Billy Walker defeated Bowie Adams in Phoenix, with Britain and United States connections noted along with judges scores and locations.
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Toronto boxer defeats Dizzy Dean in surprise stoppage
Bob Felstein, age 205, of Toronto, stopped Dizzy Dean, 181, of Zanesville Ohio, in a startling match announced by UPI.
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Local boxing bout ends with Lester KOing Lopez
In Oakland, Jimmy Lester of San Francisco aged 159 delivered a knockout against Ernesto Lopez from Mexico City aged 162 in a brief boxing bout, reported by UPI.
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Hernandez Beats Bent In Tight City Lightweight Bout
In Milwaukee Art Hernandez of Omaha outpointed Rudolph Bent of New York in a 10 round lightweight bout, with Hernandez earning a decision over Bent on points.
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Family budget changes reflect shifting financial needs
A concise editorial note compares budget volatility to weather, highlighting how households must adapt to income fluctuations, rising costs, and unexpected expenses. It underscores practical planning, prioritizing essentials, and staying flexible amid economic uncertainty.
Chicago Bulls Form 18 Man Roster With Coaching Pending
Chicago Bulls assemble an 18 man roster from eight Western Division picks and ten Eastern Division selections. Dick Klein’s group plans to introduce the coaching staff in Chicago Tuesday as they build the expansion club to debut as the NBA’s 10th team.
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Kerr May Get Coaching Post for Chicago Bulls
Chicago Bulls president Dick Klein plans to announce John Kerr as head coach with Al Bianci as assistant. Kerr, a Chicago native and Illinois All-American, has been with the Baltimore Bullets and was among the castoffs acquired under NBA terms.
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Eckert Says Baseball Will Fight Milwaukee
National League leaders met with the junior circuit to discuss the Braves matter and other topics, including Marvin Miller’s election as Players Association director and a Dodgers Japan tour proposal. Warren Giles warned any move of the Braves from Atlanta to Milwaukee would be fought to the Supreme Court, amid court orders to keep home games in Atlanta.
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Relief ace Scott hooks third win for Rochester
Rochester Red Wings toppled Toledo 6 to 4 after reliever Bob Scott silenced the Mud Hens for three innings. Scott earned his third win in relief, part of Rochester’s push within a game of Columbus. Larry Haney hit a two run homer as Mike Hegan went deep for Toledo. Buffalo at Richmond postponed by rain.
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Thomson to enter U.S. Open in San Francisco
British Open champion Peter Thomson, the Australian, will play in the U.S. Open June 16 to 21 in San Francisco. This marks his first Open entry since 1957.
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Marichal Dodger Rivalry Reignites In Giant Dodgers Tilt
Major league action resumes as Juan Marichal faces the Dodgers for the first league game since the Roseboro clash at Candlestick Park last August. The tense pennant race between San Francisco and Los Angeles set the backdrop for tonight’s dramatic game. Exhibition results yesterday included Cubs over Dallas-Fort Worth 8-2 and Los Angeles over Spokane 4-2, with the Mets losing 2-0 to Jacksonville despite a five-inning no-hitter by Hepler and Eilers.
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Major League Leaders List For Batting and Pitching
Major and minor league stat lines show leaders in batting average home runs and runs batted in across the National and American Leagues. Notable names include Aaron Mays Alou Reichardt Kaline and Yastrzemski with standout totals in homers RBIs and batting averages while pitchers Marichal Cuellar Perry McDowell and McNally post undefeated records.
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Welcome Gift Terry and the Lemon in Baseball Deals
The 1964 off season saw Gabe Paul offer Ralph Terry $30,000 with an illegal performance clause after the Yankees traded to Cleveland for Pedro Ramos. Terry fought the deal, later signed, and endured a protracted conflict over pay, eventually moving to Kansas City where poor results sparked more controversy. The saga left Ramos, O Donoghue, and Terry's own record under scrutiny, highlighting the lemon metaphor.
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Reichardt Key Power Hitter for Angels Breaks Through
In two years Rich Reichardt has blossomed from a $200,000 bonus baby to the Angels leading home run hitter through early 1966. The Wisconsin product belted six homers in three weeks, sits high in RBIs, and became the 11th player in modern MLB to homer twice in one inning during a 16-9 win in Boston's Fenway Park.
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WVU Grid Drills in Final Stage
West Virginia University prepares for the Blue Gold spring game at Mountaineer Field as coach Jim Carlen evaluates material in the final practice week. Garrett Ford stars with three touchdowns in a 24-6 Blue team win, while rain and mud challenge the team’s refinements before the season opener under Carlen.
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