NBA Players Strike Averted By Pension Talks
The NBA reached a principle agreement with Walter Kennedy and players union attorney Larry Fleisher to boost pension payments from about 200 to 500 dollars monthly for long‑time players, with a final plan due by June 8 1967. An 82 game schedule for next season was agreed, and meetings will refine contract details.
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Ted Meier
Associated Press
NEW York
National Basketball Association
Walter Kennedy
NBA
Kennedy
Larry Fleisher
Players’ Association
Fleisher
Board of Governors
NBA Board of Governors
Purdue tabbed Gilliam MVP after Purdue win
Purdue's Herman Gilliam, a 6 foot 2 inch sophomore from Winston Salem North Carolina, was named the team's most valuable player on Tuesday night. The item notes his height and hometown. Zaleski named Winnipeg head coach after Bud Grant leaves for Minnesota Vikings.
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Winnipeg
Joe Zaleski
Kensington
Winnipeg Blue Bombers
Scarlet Knights Top Lobos In Garden Opener
Rutgers beats New Mexico 65-60 at Madison Square Garden to reach the NIT semifinals. Bob Lloyd scores 23, anchoring a late surge as the Scarlet Knights withstand full-court pressure and a 14-point second-half deficit.
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Warriors
Walker
Marquette
Rutgers
Bob Lloyd
Scarlet Knights
Lobos
Lloyd
Bob Greacen
Jim Valvano
Knights
New Mexico
Kentucky Wesleyan
Panthers
Cheyney
State
Evansville
Ind
Long Island
Winston- Salem State
San Diego State
Illinois State
Southwest Missouri
Valparaiso
Central Washington
Central Michigan
Tennessee Wesleyan
Westminster
Valdosta
Southern
Ark
St. Thomas
Lobos fall to Rutgers in NIT quarterfinal defeat
Rutgers, led by All-America Bob Lloyd with 23 points, defeated New Mexico 65 60 in New York. Rutgers hit 13 of 14 free throws while New Mexico made 6 of 12. Mel Daniels ended his New Mexico career with 19 points as the Lobos shot just 35 percent from the floor.
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Associated Press
NEW York
Madison Square Garden
Jimmy Walker
Walker
Providence
Marquette
Warriors
Friars
Rutgers
Scarlet Knights
New Mexico
Marshall
W. Va
Southern Illinois
Salukis
Memphis State
Skip Hayes
Knights
Lobos
Brunswick
N.J
Aces
Bob Lloyd
Bob Greacen
Mel Daniels
Ron Nelson
Artesia
Ben Monroe
Carlsbad
Spring Training Errors Highlight Exhibition Games
Errors dominated nine exhibition games as 30 mishaps accompanied impressive swings from hitters Tim Cullen Billy Williams and Jackie Warner. Dean Chance Jim Perry and Jim Grant combined for a two hit shutout of the Mets while several teams won in Florida and Arizona including Chicago Cubs Giants Angels Yankees Phillies Reds Dodgers and White Sox.
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Tim Cullen
Washington
Billy Williams
Chicago Cubs
Jackie Warner
California Angels
Cullen
Williams
Warner
Dean Chance
Jim Perry
Jim
Florida
Cincinnati
St. Louis
St. Petersburg
Chicago White Sox
Boston
Sarasota
Los Angeles
Detroit
Lakeland
New York Yankees
Atlanta
West Palm Beach
Kansas City
Pompano Beach
Philadelphia
Houston
Clearwater
Arizona
San Francisco
Scottsdale
California
Cleveland
Tucson
Cub
Chicago
Jesus Alou
Giants
Angels
Willie Smith
Ken Harrelson
Senators
Athletics
Perry
Twins
Mets
Grant
Yankees
Mickey Mantle
Joe Pepitone
Elston Howard
Phillies
Gary Sutherland
Reds
Jerry Buchek
Exhibition Baseball Tuesday Results From AP
Exhibition baseball scores list results with Cincinnati over St Louis 12 to 9 and Philadelphia beating Houston 7 to 4. Other outcomes include New York A defeating Atlanta 5 to 0 and Washington sweeping Kansas City 8 to 4. Drafted fixtures for Thursday feature matchups in Florida and Arizona with several city venues noted.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
St. Louis
New York
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Houston
Washington
Kansas City
Chicago
Boston
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Detroit
San Fran
California
Cleveland
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Fort Myers
Fla
St. Petersburg
Scottsdale
Greyhounds Rally Past Rockhurst Into NAIA Second Round
Eastern New Mexico defeated Rockhurst 64 59 in Kansas City to reach the NAIA tournament second round. Greg Hyder scored 19 points while Dan Hays and Ron Oram added 13 each and Larry Vanzant chipped in 10. Jim Healy led Rockhurst with 23 points.
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Kansas City
Eastern
New Mexico
Rockhurst
Greyhounds
Greg Hyder
Dan Hays
Ron Oram
Portales Prep
Larry Vanzant
Jim Healy
Ed McKee
Sanders Defends Crown at Jacksonville Open
Doug Sanders, defending champion, aims to rebound after a Citrus Open collapse with rounds of 73 and 74. He returns for the $100,000 Jacksonville Open at the 7075-yard Deerwood Club, seeking a second win this year as Palmer, Boros, Player and Nicklaus compete on a par 72 course.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Doug Sanders
Sanders
Deerwood Club
Arnold Palmer
Orlando
Gary Player
Jack Nicklaus
Julius Boros
Boros
Palmer
Los Angeles
Tucson
Billy Casper
Fights Tuesday’s Fights Across Four Cities
In Miami Beach Gomeo Brennan stopped Rudy Rodrigues in seven rounds. Montreal saw Joey Durelle halt Will Graves in ten. Sacramento had Henry Clark outpoint Air Force Sgt. Fred Lewis over twelve. Fresno featured Mac Foster stopping L. J. Wheeler in six.
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Associated Press
Miami Beach
Fla
Gomeo Brennan
Bimini
Rudy Rodrigues
Minneapolis
Montreal
Joey Durelle
Three Rivers
Que
Will Graves
Detroit
Sacramento
Calif
Henry Clark
San Francisco
Air Force
Fred Lewis
Fresno
Mac Foster
L. J. Wheeler
Seattle
Wash
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Marquette Nips Friars
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Zaleski
Bud Grant
Minnesota Vikings
Jim Smith
Williamsville, N.Y
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Lizard
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Bob Gill
Maitland
Craig Anderson
Ariz
Ray Carper
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Fred Johnston
Albuquerque
Bill Reeves
Lakewood
Hal Scofield
Las Cruces
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Roswell
Don Hanosh
Bob Hoover
Odessa
Tex
Terry Ashcraft
Ben Romero
Belen
Frank Sisneros
Tinnie
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Santa Fe
CY Young
Consumer Finance Company
NSL
Joe Garagiola
Credit Life
South Main Street
New York Mets
Mike Shannon
Phil Gagliano
Cincinnatis
Leo Cardenas
Tommy McGraw
White Sox
Tony Conigliaro
Rico Petrocelli
Red Sox
Ron Fairly
Dodgers
Bob Bailey
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Queens
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Cortez Hotel
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