Clay Faces Army Call Battle Divides Boxing World
New York AP reports Muhammad Ali refusal to join the Army could vacate his heavyweight title. WBA BB RC and UK bodies weigh eliminations, naming Floyd Patterson, George Chuvalo, Terrell, and Mildenberger as top contenders if the throne is vacated. Officials warn penalties include prison or fines and debate whether interim champions should be named during war service.
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NEW York (Ap
Ifj
New York Athletic Commission
Ney
Cassius
WBA
Clay
Eddie Dooley
World Boxing Association
Thejual
Associated Press
British Boxing Board of Control
Robert Evans
Louisville
British Boxing Board
European Association
BBRC
West Germany
Karl Milden
Pene
Dooley
Mildenberger
Ernie Terrell
Terrell
Muhammad Ali
Houston
Itle
Floyd Patterson
George Chuvalo
Zora Folley
Thad Spencer
Joe Frazier
Henry Cooper
Abe' Greene
Green
Paterson
Etive
Nat Fleischer
Ring Magazine
Muhammad
Fleischer
Freddie
Red) Cochrane
Conestoga Mike
Foes Approach Differs NHL Playoffs Resume
Montreal Canadiens skip to practice at Laurentian Mountain resort while Toronto Maple Leafs hold a compulsory session as two rivals prepare for Game 2 of the Stanley Cup final. Blake plans no lineup changes. Imlach notes Montreal could upset, and Vachon remains the focal goalie in a tense series build.
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Montreal Canadiens
Toronto Maple Leafs
Leafs
Toe Blake
Seaach
Canadiens
Laurentian
Here
Canadian Broadcasting Corp
Canada
Columbia Broadcasting System
United States
Blake
Punch Imlach
Toronto
Imlach
Tido
Chan Es
Rogatiet Vachon
Vachon
New York Rangers
Terry Sawchuk
Johnny Bower
Sawchuk
Ays Ak
Jim’ Wilkins
Averill Park
Cardinal McCloskey
Wilkins
Dick Heffner
Texas Southern Sets Marks in Kansas Relays Trials
Moore topped his own meet mark in the 5000 meters while co-holders of records set a meet standard at the Kansas Relays trials. Prairie View medley records fell as the sprint relay clocked 40.2 and Oscar Medley finished with strong showings in the final events.
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Lawrence, Kan
Moore
Texas Southern
Kansas
Prairie View
Oscar
Jim Ryun
Glenn Cunningham
Kansas State
Ryun
Kstate
Thurman Boggess
Jim Hines
Felix Johnson
Southern Illinois
Ross MacKenzie
Jeff Duxbury
Oklahoma
Mike Gregory
Stan McDonald
Lincoln U
Jefferson City
Val Schierling
Emporia
Kan Lon State
White Plains
N.Y
Arkansas Ama&n
Elbert Stinson
K-State
Vint Arnett
Charlie Harper
Wes Dutton
Conrad Nightingale
Arnett
Colorado
John Lyon
Harper
Dutton
Walker Drives Offense to Help 76ers Defeat Warriors
Philadelphia leads the NBA series 3-1 after Chet Walker scores 33 points shifting to an offensive role to counter Rick Barry. Wilt Chamberlain anchors defense with rebounds and blockers while Hal Greer adds 38 as the 76ers top the Warriors 120 to ?? in a pivotal game at Convention Hall.
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Philadelphia
Chet Walker
Walker
Philadelphia 76Ers
Ec Ivery
San Francisco
76Ers
Philadelphians
Rick Barry
Barry
Warriors
Cow Palace
Wilt Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Hal Greer
Chamberlain-Greer
Convention Hall
ABC Blanks Siena Frosh Behind Hladik
In a Northeastern Collegiate Conference softball game at Charley Young Memorial Field ABC blanked Siena Frosh 9 to 0 for its second win in as many games. Paul Hladik twirled a two-hitter with six strikeouts and one walk. Tom Zostautas led the offense with a homer and two singles, while Bob Ruszala added a triple and two singles.
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Albany Business College
Siena Frosh
Charley Young Memorial
Paul Hladik
Little Indians
Tom Zostautas
Bob Ruszala
Hladik
Xavier U Names George Krajack New Cage Coach
Xavier University named George Krajack 30, previously West Virginia assistant varsity and freshman coach, as head basketball coach. He was chosen from 68 candidates to replace Don Ruberg, who resigned to enter private business. Krajack led WVU freshmen to an 8-3 record in 1965 66 and 12-2 last season.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
George Krajack
West Virginia University
Xavier University
Paul L. O'Connor
Xavier
Krajack
Don Ruberg
West Virginia
Big Ten Boss Welcomes Closer Ties
CHICAGO AP Commissioner Bill Reed of the Big Ten said he would welcome closer liaison between school presidents and conference athletic leaders amid Illinois athletic slush fund hearings. The committee adjourned session and planned to reconvene in Springfield, as Reed defended Big Ten actions against implicatedTriads and coaches amid ongoing scrutiny of university and conference relations.
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Chicago
Bill Reed
Big Ten
Ilinois
Reed
University of Illinois
Springfield
Ill
Thomas Graham
Council of Ten
Saratoga Raceway Results Summary
At Saratoga Raceway the day’s harness events featured multiple mile races with winners including Clever Stone Nazarian earning 21.60 13.80 9.9 Morse Code Morse 5.80 3.8 Mild Hanover Pease 3.6, time 2:15.3, and Harmette Gray 540 3.20 2.4 aboard Il John Collette 3.60 2.4 with a 2:13.3 pace. Jocky Raven Garnsey 4.80 3.00 2.4 led gan Freight Cole 3.80 2. Vic Tingley 3.6. Other winners: Jim Blaze Jevons 9.00 4.40 28 Put Heeney 3.60 2.6 Hazel Mite Morel 28 time 2:10.4. Chiefs Princess Gray 5.60 3.0 2.20 Cunnys Dale Langtry 4.40 2.80 Charming Bay More 3.0 time 2:08.4. The Colonie Albany Klwanis Sih Mex Song Morel 14.60 7.00 4.00 Im Yankee Parker 3.80 3.20 Topser Angon Bromley 2.6 time 2:09.1. Ath Pace Jose Orezon Cole 15.40 6.80 4.40 Imyy Malone Langtry 13.40 7.40 told Bobbin Garnsey 4.00 time 2:06.3. Attendance 2,936 Handle 173,443.
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Dally
Jocky Raven
Garnsey
Gan Freight
Cole
R Vic
Tingley
Iune
Jim Blaze
Jevons
Din Put
Heeney
Hazel Mite
Morel
Langtry
Charming Bay
The
Colonie
Albany
Klwanis
Parker
Toosier Asplomat
Lockerman
Jose Orezon
Imyy Malone
Bobbin
Evere Hanover
Arnest
Probability
Feadow Frisco
Collette
Bowling Tourney Underway Monday in Troy Area
The 32nd annual Troy Bowling Association tournament starts Monday at Thorns Colony with 6 30 p m single events. It runs to May 15 with doubles at Hi Way Wynantskill and five man teams at Cohoes Bowling Arena. Participants come from Troy Waterford Watervliet Green Island Cohoes Averill Park Hoosick Falls Mechanicville and Schaghticoke. Two shifts 6 30 and 9 p m begin Monday, with doubles Thursday at Hi Way and team events the next Monday at Cohoes. Prize money totals over 6000 in handicap and non handicap divisions. Team captains must report substitutions 30 minutes before schedule time.
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Troy Bowling Association
Thorns Colony Recreation
Hi-Way Recreation
Wynantskill
Cohoes
Troy
Waterford
Watervliet
Green Isand
Averill Park
Hoosick
Falls
Mechanicville
Schaghticoke
Hi-Way
Crusaders Trim III meet wins. McLoughlin doubles
Catholic Central dominates a double meet at Knickerbocker s Field defeating Lansingburgh 81-55 and LaSalle 85-51 while Lansingburgh tops LaSalle 87-47. McLoughlin is the sole double winner with wins in shot put and discus.
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Kevin McLoughlin
Catholic Central
Lansingburgh
LaSalle
Knickerbockers Field
Engineers Crush Clarkson in 17 to 2 Lacrosse Rout
Potsdam report shows RPI lacrosse team improving to 3-0 with a 17 to 2 win over Clarkson. Stan Sweetser led the scoring with seven goals. Sam Cozzetto added five assists and a goal as RPI dominated Clarkson through all periods. RPI faces St. Lawrence next in Canton.
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Quackenbush
Cozzetto
Sweetser
Masner
Bushey
Lennox
Harrison
Puffer
Tillotson
Baker
Lenox
Darnall
Sundin
Tilloteson
Ry Sweetser
Quacken- R
Grodzki
Quacken- Ns
Berkowitz
Draper Downs Defeats Cohoes In Colonial Council Meet
Draper defeated visiting Cohoes in a Colonial Council track meet yesterday with scores 93 to 44. Highlights included high hurdles led by Kildoyle and Kenna, long jump by Haag and Marrotta, shot put by Skinner and Zullo, and a 35.8 second triple jump by Suhock.
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Vernon
Hope
Champitto
Byrd
Lsi
Phillips
Jenkins
Mile—Roach
Spain
Ae Teste
Hyland
Fox
Lansingbirgh
Lyons
Rikter
Kilgallon
Brackley
Ouimet
VerGaw
Wheland
Wetmiller
Bacher
Kilmer
Kilgallen
Kestner
Adams
McLoughlin
Barthalomew
Westmiller
Singleton
Bartholomew
Draper
Cohoes
Colonial Council
Kildoyle
Kenna
Masse
Partiie
Longtin
Prydawilletyan
Riggs
Lackeyettgg Skinner
Celpel
Knoop
Marrotta
Zullo
Tollozan
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Dan Cunha
Siena College
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Jack Short
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