Retirement press conferences must become binding bonds
Los Angeles sportswriter M. Durslag rails at the sport press for sensational retirement announcements. He mocks notable retirements by Namath and others, urges penalties or bonds for returners, and envisions fines or restitution to readers for exploitative publicity. He imagines a future where no one attends a retirement press conference.
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Los Angeles
Sterling
Koufax
Mantle
Jim Brown
Green Bay
Washington
Cassius Clay
Ken Harrelson
Majestic Prince
Joe Namath
Namath
M. Durslag
Northfield racing First Rush Win shows strong pace
The card lists ten races with multiple named horses and payouts. First place included Rush Win at 7.2 with 3.60, Time 2.09.3, followed by Goose, Sky Hawk, Marengo Date, A Dixie Beau Patch, and others. The Daily Double paid 20.60 with a total attendance of 6665 and handle of 390,094.
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Rush
Hal McKnight
Pacing Goose
Eee
Sia
Meadow JG
Paid
Sky Hawk
Widow Blackstone
Emas Swinger
Marengo Date
Incognito
Bold Potomac
A~dixie Beau Patch
Mighty Loyal
Rival
Cyrano
Gay Saint Pat
Dan W Diller
Tony Mackface
Rusty Johnston
Max Thorpe
Perfecta
Bourne Wins CDGA Medal Play by Four Strokes
Cleveland Oberlin's Bob Bourne, 1963 Ohio Amateur champion, captured the Cleveland District Golf Association Medal Play with a 282 total, four strokes ahead of Don Daus. Bourne opened with a 70 and 73 in final 46 holes at Am-A-Rap Country Club, matching the 5 under par and setting a eight year low for scoring. Don Daus finished with 286, Jim Ross totaled 315, Mike Radd 317, Bourne teaching at Brookpark Memorial School, a Houston University graduate, and the first golfer to break 290 in eight years.
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Cleveland
Oberlin
Bob Bourne
Ohio
Cleveland District Golf Association
Bourne
Don Daus
Am-A-Rap
Daus
Aurora
Berkshire Hills
Bob Shave Jr
Shaker Heights Country Club
Brookpark Memorial School
Berea
Houston University
Jim Ross
Elyria
Legion rally falls short in 43 setback to Ashley Post
RADNOR Elyria Legion Post 12 trailed 4 1 entering the ninth before Kowaleski Sweigard and Rodgers produced a brief rally. Royce Landacre struck out 13 for Ashley Post 518 as Elyria, led by Kuhn and Bullocks, mustered nine hits and two ninth inning runs. Elyria to play Cincinnati Bentley at Ely Stadium.
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Radnor
Elyria Legion
Ashley
Elyrians
Don Kowaleski
Dan Sweigard
Dave Rodgers
Kowaleski
Sweigard
Rodgers
Elyria
Jack Plas
Dave Kuhn
Dale Bullocks
Kuhn
Royce Landacre
Bullocks
Ely Stadium
Cincinnati Bentley
Midway Oh Boys pace 20-1 win over Sigma Theta Phi
Jim Wracker pitched a six hitter and Bob Rader added four hits to power Midway Oh Boys past Sigma Theta Phi 20 to 1. Ho mer Roush scored the winning run as American Standard routed Moose Club 15-2, with Huey Houston leading the hitting assault. Sam's Ramble Inn beat Fairgrounds Cafe 13-12 in the ninth, while Western Automatic crushed Luxaire 16-4 and Pilgrim edged Nazarene 19-15. Roster highlights include Rader, Gorby, and Houston tearing up the box scores with multiple hits and key homers.
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Jim Wracker
Bob Rader
Midway
Oh Boys
Sigma Theta Phi
Sam’s Ramble Inn
OHSAA Allows Cage Television of High School Basketball
The Ohio High School Athletic Association will permit non commercial telecasting of any high school basketball game if teams sign a written agreement. The change follows a Cleveland appeal by Supt. Paul Briggs and a proposal backed by outgoing Commissioner Paul Landis. Briggs argues televised games offer wholesome, constructive sports for Cleveland youths and a chance for the community to view them.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio High School
Cleveland
Paul Briggs
OHSA
Paul Landis
Association
Briggs
Baseball Standings and Friday Results Across Leagues
Major and American leagues show standings by division with wins and losses. Friday results include Pittsburgh over Atlanta in sixteen innings and Chicago over Cincinnati. Today's and Sunday's schedules feature key matchups across the East and West divisions, with several doubleheaders and rescheduled games noted.
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Baltimore
Boston
Chicago
Detroit
New York
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Montreal
Minnesota
Oakland
Atlante
Seattle
Los Angeles
San Fran
Kansas City
Cincinnati
California
Houston
San Diego
Atlanta
Washington
Wilson
San Francisco
City
Nelson
Houston Griffin
Oakland Golem
Seaver
Los
Ang Culp
Celes Drysdale
California Brunet
Montreal Wegener
Stonington Coleman
Francisco Bolin
Atlanta Stone
Piepurah
Ellis
Twinight
Sean Diego
Imlach Offered Coaching Job With Minnesota North Stars
George Punch Imlach former Toronto Maple Leafs coach eyed a comeback with the Minnesota North Stars after a 10 year Leafs tenure ended with 1969. He spoke with North Stars GM coach Wren Blair at NHL meetings and offered no firm commitment but showed interest in returning to the league.
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Montreal
UPI
George “Punch” Imlach
Toronto Maple Leafs
National Hockey League
Minnesota North Stars
Imlach
Maple Leafs
Minnesota
North Star
Wren Blair
NHL
Blair
Toronto
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Cardenas
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Legion Rally
St. Louis Cardinals
Jim
Mudcat) Grant
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Dodgers
Expos
Cardinals
Moose
Jake Brouse
Potter
Huey
Chicken Hawk
American Standard
Chicken Hawk Houston
Lambdin
Jake Browse
Carl Cagle
Sams
Fargrads
Homer Roush
Porter
del Kershaw
Sam
G. Burnett
R. Burnett
M. Buner
B. Archer
L. Winkler
T. Kanta
J. Maley
Fairgrounds Cobhil
Simmons
Keene
Seymour
Oh Boy
Wracher
Albright
Gorby
Oh Boys Rader
Tom Bechloff
STP
Tom Sooy
Lynn Jalowiec
Steele
Kern
Bud Albright
Western Automatic
Luxaire
J. Hughes
C. Travers
Bill Ogie
Jim Sallay
Don Carter
Ray Paukst
Western
W. A
Larry Bonard
Terry Gales
Luxaire F. Rice
V. Clow
J. Morey
J. Oborne
Pilgrim
Nazarene
Ken Kranyak
Dick Anderson
Horace Ketchum
Nichols
Asbell
Linsey
Jerry Hetler
Paul Belt
Forest Hills Country Club
Frank Atkins
Walt Haury
BS Wrestling
Lorain
Bobo
Brazil
DR. Jerry
Graham
Cowboy Franke
Jack Armstrong
Karl Kox
Fred
Ernie Ladd
Rocky Johnson
OHSAA
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Moe Aelail
Ork
Dean Beman
Dennite
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