Seagren Sets World Indoor Vault Record In Cleveland Meet
Bob Seagren, 19, Glendale Junior College, vaults 17 feet 3.75 inches to beat his own world indoor mark at the Knights of Columbus meet. He had previously set a 17 foot 1.25 inch indoor record at the AAU championships in Albuquerque. The event also featured Martin McGrady winning the 60-yard dash, Sam Bair edging Ed Dean in the mile, and Stanley Albright clearing 6 feet 11.75 inches in the high jump, with several near misses and notable performances from collegiate competitors.
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Cleveland
UPI
Bob
Seagren
Knights of Columbus
Glendale
Calif
John Welses
Albuquerque
N.M
Pennel
John Pennel
Martin McGrady
Tom Farrell
Bill Crothers
Sam Bair
Kent State
Ed Dean
Notre Dame
Stanley Albright
Albright
Sam Perry
Fordham
Billy Gaines
Willie Davenport
Perry
Gaines
Mullica
Owls Poised to Win at Border Track Meet
A large field at the Border Track Meet featured Owls led by MacArthur and Wheatley runners. MacArthur posted top times in the open quartet and relay events, with Wheatley matching strides in the sprint relays. High-Ural White anchored the Owls and Wheatley’s six fastest marks threatened day records ahead of finals.
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Bob Ostrum
Ural White
Highlands Owls
Aijillta
Y. Souther
Stanley McDaniel
MacArthur
Dexter
Wheatley
Edgewood
Border
Howard Johnston
Wheat
Ronald Fieldley
Leeing
McCollum
Gerald Windler
Lee
Glosson
Fred Wiseman
Igs
Bet
McDaniel
Dickinson's 137 Edges Orlando Field at Citrus Open
Slender 130 pound Gardner Dickinson led the Florida Citrus Open at halfway with a three under par 68 making a 36 hole total 137 and a one stroke edge over Joe Campbell and Dean Befram. Dickinson praised his putting while Campbell kept pace with a second straight 69 and Befram found new angles to improve his game.
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Muiece
Dickinson
Joe Campbell
Dean Befram
Campbell
Refram
Gardner Dickinson JR
Mann Grabs Shot Lead In St Petersburg Open
Sam Snead and Carol Mann led the opening rounds of the $10,000 St Petersburg Women's Open with a 139 and 140 respectively. Mickey Wright followed at 140 as Marilyn Smith and Sandra Haynie trailed. Haynie fired a 70 to join Smith at 143, while Weatherford’s Dickinson and others pursued.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Sam Snead
Carol Mann
St. Petersland
Burg
Snead
Dickinson
Miss Mann
Mickey Wright
Miss Wright
Marilyn Smith
Sandra Haynie
Fort Worth
Miss Smith
Miss Haynie
Fig
Carol M Monn
Sondra Haynie
Morlivnn Simith
Florida Ehret
Juay Kimball
Pee Seth
Lonna Pon
Gardner Dickinson Jr
Aye Ie
Pat Campbell
Aise Peay
Waynespick Tyne
Wright
Wheatley
Ben Oe Et Ea Wadlington
Highlands
Cis
Wis Noi
Cher
Fensenee Ae Highlands
Kelley, Jr
Izo
John Lotz
Phil Radie
Tae
San Antonio College
Charles
Sitterdag
Bert Yancey
oHepe
Butch. Ball
St. Mary’s Rattlers
BR Sen
Julus Boras
Girery Din
Eoach
Elmer Kosub
Morty
Fargot
Nicklaus
Air Force Acad
Bertween Arcgemy
Randolph
Tna
Miamond
Blinn
Victoria
Bad Seruary
Jernberg
San Jacinto
Temple
Schreiner
Oanal
University of Holls- South Plains
St. Philip's
Mt. Tew
Harald Wiliams
SAC
Miller Rother Hager
Cougars
Edinburg
Pone
Ary Bee
St. Mary's
Henry Blanks
Sea- Buster
Air Force Falcons
Wililing Hurler
Trinity Tigers
Lamanakus
Rattlers
Snakes Meet AF Academy Left-hander Jan Jernberg
The Snakes face the AF Academy with left handed pitcher Jan Jernberg in a competitive matchup. Jernberg is highlighted as a key arm for the academy, aiming to stifle the rival offense and spark a win.
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Snakes Meet
AF Academy
Jan Jernberg
Time Tested Leads Three $25,000 Added Races at Aqueduct
United Press International reports a trio of $25,000-added races on today’s national program. Time Tested top weight 126 pounds in the Pawomoko Handicap at Aqueduct with Braulio Baeza aboard, against Cupid and other rivals. Other features include Nellie Morse Stakes at Pimlico, Green Valley Handicap at Gulfstream, and the San Francisco Mile split into two divisions at Golden Gate, plus races at Oak Lawn Fair Grounds and Lincoln Downs. Results from Friday’s features are listed with multiple entries and outcomes.
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United Press
Aqueduct
Braulio Baeza
Cupid
Seaman
Amastar
Dark King
Pack Trip
Kilmoray
Warner L. Jones
Valiant Queen
Pimlico
Green Valley
Gulfstream
Point du Jour
Mundeen Point
San Francisco
Golden Gate
Oaklawn
Blue Murder
Fair Grounds
Skipper Bus
Lincoln Downs
Texas Lutheran blanks Air Force Falcons 4-0
Texas Lutheran righthander Joe Berg shut down the Air Force Academy Falcons on four hits at Randolph AFB Diamond. Berg struck out seven as the Bulldogs won 4-0 with four ninth inning runs aided by two errors by pitcher Dick Guido and timely hits from Gary Maritz James Bohls Elwood Hermansen Larry Nowotny Newton Grimes and others.
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Texas Lutheran
Joe Berg
Air Force Academy Falcons
Randolph Afb Diamond
Bulldogs
Air Force
Berg
Dick Guido
Gary Maritz
James Bohls
Guido
Elwood Hermansen
Larry Nowotny
Hermansen
Newton Grimes
Grimes
Air Force Ge Erg
Nowatny
Fis Clure
Hageri
Guido Oy
Model Cars And Bass Smuggling Hit Headlines Of The Day
Readers see American models praised while a New Zealand bass smuggling inquiry unfolds. Gerry Walin of Edmonds Washington sets a new outboard speed record at 130.929 mph on Lake Havasu, sanctioned by the American Power Boat Association.
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America
Danny Peterson
New Zealand
Hobbyland Raceway
Jrass
Gerry E. Walin
Edmonds
Wash
Lake Havasu
Arizona-California
Assn
Shooting Skeet Championship At Olmos Basin This Weekend
The San Antonio Gun Club hosts its 1966 spring Open Skeet shoot today and Sunday at the Olmos Basin municipal range. Events include 100-target 410 gauge this afternoon, 100-target A gauge, and Sunday features 28-gauge and 12-gauge events. Also, Sidney Salomon Jr. announced the purchase of the St. Louis arena for $4 million pending NHL franchise approval.
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San Antonio
Olmos Basin
Miami Beach
UPI
St. Louis Insurance
Sidney Salomon Jr
St. Louis, Arena
St. Louis
Harlandale High Track Meet Finals and Qualifiers
Harlandale area track results and qualifiers list multiple schools and athletes with event placements. Notable names include Wheatley Fox Tech Highlands MacArthur Jefferson Lee Edison Alamo Heights Edgewood MacArthur and others in sprints relays hurdles distances and field events. Key performances include 44d yard relay and mile run winners with times and participant schools.
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Pault
Ronald Fielding
McCollm
David Harris
Wheatley
Bill Nlelzow
Lee
Bill Gray
Highlands
Clifford Johnson
Guy McNamara
Mac.Arthur
Edgewood
Harlandale
Alamo Heights
Sam Houston
Jim Flora
Joe Castro
Harlandales
Richard Wright
Steve Stephenson
George Gurzo
Fox Tech
Richard Solis
Janier
Don Fournier
MacArthur
Dennis Torroco
Cy Phelps
Cly Baytor
Jefferson
Henry Cisneros
Mike Cushman
Edison
Terry Eggleston
Rick Stratton
Willie Mutkey
Jim Fobish
Jerry Wind
Wictard Laster
Jesse Ball
Steve Webb
Steve Lidick
Carlos Cardenas
Horlandate
Tyerd Dash
Herb Ellison
Freddie Wiseman
Wheat
Evi Jim Fobish
Frank Laster
John Raull
Chester Logan
Robert Mendoza
Roger Rogriguez
Anthony Mendoza
Senler
Louis Barragan
Brackenridge
Log Algo Harlandale
Sammy Corona
Fox Ech
MarcArthur
Wheelley
Rowland Hearne
Clark Cris
Wayne Wright
Ben Wadlington
Davis Morris
Edward Gonzales
Gerald Windler
Double Bogey Sevens Highlight Tight Citrus Open Action
US Open champion Gary Player shot a 74 150 Friday and failed to make the 147 cut, trimming the field to 77 for the final rounds. Arnold Palmer posted a 7 Friday but stood eight behind at 143, while Masters champ Jack Nicklaus was six back at 73 143. The 10 point gap between Dickinson and the cut shows a tightly bunched Citrus Open field.
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Gary Player
Dickinson
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Bad News Plagues Clay Hea vyweight Showdown in Toronto
UPI reports Cassius Clay faces setbacks as World Boxing Association questions his title status after rematch with Sonny Liston. Alimony order of 177000 to Sonji looms. WSB draft board rejection keeps Clay from military reclassification. George Chuvalo set to meet Clay March 29 at Maple Leaf Gardens with Jos Louis whispering secrets to aid Chuvalo. Drew Brown may join Chuvalo’s corner as tensions rise.
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Clay
World Boxing Association
Sonny Liston
Sonji
W.S. Draft Board
Irv Ungerman
Chuvalo
Brown
Ungermen
Louis
Chovaio
Toronto
UPI
George
Cassius
George Chuvalo
Jos Louis
Drew (Bandini) Brown
Maple Leaf Gardens
Johnson Tops Attraction At Holy Cross Track Meet
St Peter Claver high jumper Clarence Johnson leads a field of high school standout sprinters at the Holy Cross meet with a Border Olympics record leap of 6 sly. Preliminaries start at 8 a.m. finals 1 30 p.m. Teams include St Anthony's Edgewood Kennedy LaSalle St Louis Castroville St Mary's Fredericksburg St Peter Claver Publications listed schools. CARDINALS TO BE FETED IN ST LOUIS DURING BASEBALL SEASON ceremony planned for living immortals during pre game events.
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St. Peter Claver
Clarence Johnson
Holy Cross
Johnson
Border Olympics
St. Anthony’s
Edgewood
ST. Louis
UPI
St. Louis Cardinal
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Rice University
Bill Hurd
Henry Williams
Bowling Green
Owls
Feadoff
Melvin Bennett
R “Unning
Ene
Iedgewood
Herb EL ‘Son
Orlando Field
Orlando
Mann
Heise Racing
Tim
A. Deck
Mr. Swoon
Nedino
Royal Franklin
Johnnie Jones
Ronnie Pene Han
Ae Fiel
Luan
Sutton
Lakewood
Indus- Audie Blevins
Pat Claney
Tists
Bullwitsh
Isoyda B .Ts
Jones
Jimmy Carter
Galiant
Ali
TLC
Fred Maly
Iland
William Scott
U.S
Maly
Beys
Goodfyear Service
S. St. Mary's
Trinity
Kennan Hai
Norton Hargis
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