Texas Western NIT NCAA picks headline college basketball
The article outlines NCAA and NIT selections featuring Texas Western, Utah State, Princeton, Cornell, and others, noting teams like UCLA and Connecticut as top contenders, with Ivy League issues resolved and Hank Aaron signing a 1967 Braves contract worth about $100,000 per year.
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Ted
Utah State
NCAA
Kansas City
Virginia ‘Tech
Princeton
Cornell
National Collegiate Athletic
Hale Hale
Houston
Syracuse
Providence
St.Peters
Nal
Rutgers
Mare Jattette
Memphis State
Rhode Island
Kentucky
Texas Christian
Colorado State
NEA
Madison ‘Square Garden
Veading
Ivy League
Louisville
Missouri
Western Kentucky
Ohio Valley
Connecticut
UCLA
Pacific
Associated Press
Jimmy Walker
Big Ten Braces for Illinois Penalty Showdown
Illinois faces a high stakes clash with the Big Ten as president Dr. David D. Henry vows to appeal an expulsion threat against coaches Pete Elliott Harry Combes and Howard Braun. The dispute follows revelations of an illicit $21,000 athletic aid fund and suspensions affecting seven football and five basketball players, with NCAA precedents shaping possible outcomes.
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Chicago
University of Ilinois
David D. Henry
Ilinois
Chaimpaign
Ill
Big Ten
Iowa
Henry
Pete Elliott
Harry Combes
Howard [Braun
Ers
Illinois
Bill Reed
Indiana
NCAA
Dickens
Kansas City
Bergstrom
Bob Hicks
Iewal
Inois
Ilini
Elliott
Combes
Hoosier School
Big Ten Lakes
National Colain Simp Legiate Athletic Association
Arthur J. Bergstrom
Hoosiers
Ing
Siegfried Sparks Celtics Past Knicks 122 117
Boston moves to 17th straight win as Siegfried scores 28, suiting a 10 point third quarter run. Nelson and Russell trade plays as Celtics pull clear 122 117 despite Knicks late push.
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Boston
Larry Sieg
Jane
New York
Walt Bellamy
Celtics
Nelson
Cazzie Russell
National Basketball Association
Knicks
Siegfried
Bailey
Howell
John Havlicek
Sam Jones
Poston
Stilwth
Arie
B. Huss
Sanders
Bellamy
Jones
Bryant C. Russ
S. Jones
Craird
Havik
Il Reed
Siegiid
Johnson
Embry
Otals
Seagren Keino Set To Break Indoor Track Records
TORONTO AP Seagren of Southern California and Keino of Kenya lead a strong field in an indoor track meet featuring a potential record attempt in the 3 mile and the 5,000 meter race. Notable entrants include Clarke, Ha chfiter, Grelle, Bailey, Eshelman, Tawern, Phillips, Hein, and Eddy Ottoz, with Derek Graham and Nelson among others.
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Toronto
Bob Seagjin
Clarke
Keino
Maple Leaf
Rusand Kipchoge
Budapest
Seagren
University of
Southern California
Ray Hachfiter
Swell
Derek Graham
Ireland
van Nelson
St. Cloud
Mlaval
Minn State
Jim Grelle
Dave Meet
Jim Bailey
Sam Bair
Eshelman
Stanford
Keat
John Tawern
Dennis Phillips
Oregon State
Mel Hein
Lawrence, Kane
Harry. McCalla
Air Force
Bill Crothers
Ergas Leps
Willie Davenport
Southern University
Eddy Ottoz
Italy
Daytona 500 Practice Sees Speed Records Set
At Daytona Beach Florida top drivers push speeds near 183 mph as they finalize prep for Sundays Daytona 500 with Mario Andretti hitting 182.8 mph in a 1967 Ford. Lee Roy Yarbrough, Richard Petty, and Curtis Turner also post fast laps while Petty and Turner secure front row starts. The event will be shown from Washington Avenue Armory Albany with 48 cars in the main 100 and 300 mile races.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Daytona International Speedway
Mario Andretti
Nazareth
Lee Roy Yarbrough
Columbia
S. C
Richard Petty
Randleman
N.C
Curtis Turner
Charlotte
Petty
Turner
Washington Avenue Armory
Albany
Bobby Allison
Hueytown
Ala
Paul Goldsmith
Munster
Ind
Bruins Tie Canadiens As Bucyk Scores Twice
Boston and Montreal fought to a 2-2 tie in an NHL game. Johnny Bucyk scored two goals to force the deadlock, keeping Boston unbeaten in Montreal for six games. Montreal’s Bobby Rousseau drew a game misconduct in the first period after an argument with referee Art Skoy. The result leaves Montreal in fourth place, one point behind the Toronto Maple Leafs who beat Detroit 4-2.
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Detroit
Toronto Maple Leafs
Toronto
Montreal
Detroit Red Wings
National Leaf
Terry Sawchuk
Hockey League
Leafs
Leaf Mike
Walton
Allan
Roger Crozier
Ron Ellis
Frank Mahovlich
Mahovlich
Leaf
Larry Hillman
Crozier
Wings
Gordie Howe
Alex Delvecchio
Delvecchio
Howe
Sawchuk
Hillman
Stemkowski
Young
Horton
Stemkowskii
Delvecechia
Johnny Bucyk
Boston Bruins
Montreal Canadiens
Canadiens
Bucyk
John Ferguson
Ralph Backstrom
Boston
Bruins
Bobby Rousseau
Art Skoy
Ferguson
Beliveau
Cournoyer
Buck
Oliver
Murphy
Harris
Rousseau
Orr
Connelly
Richard Iz
Laperriere
Watson
Kame
Backstrom
G. Tremblay
Larose
Ros
Ton
Doak
McKenzie
Marothe
Peewees Face Mass Sextets in Wiliston Tomorrow
Troy youth hockey teams travel to Wiliston Academy to meet Springfield Mass teams. Peewee Stars play Van Horn Indians at 5 pm, Bantam Stars face Van Horn Bantams in the nightcap. Coaches Greg Crozier and Fred Kitchen, ex-RPI players, lead both squads.
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Troy Allstar
Williston Academy
Springfield
Mass
Troy Peewee Stars
Hoz
van Horn Indians
Troy Bantam Stars
van Horn Bantams
Troy
RPI
Greg Crozier
Fred Kitchen
Pittsfield
New Haven
Albany Academy
Albany
Bruce Cadman
Greg Golinski
Gene Cardish
Bantams
Bill Whyland
Cardish
Albany Academy Frosh
Alan Bryce
Wedekinds face Boardwalkers in key Eastern Pro game
Wedekinds Jersey Five plays Sunday night at 8 15 against the Asbury Park Boardwalkers at Linton High School. Bowmen and teammates from the 76ers era bolster Asbury Park, while Wedekinds seek to extend 1 000 batting against Eastern Pro foes after recent wins. Barry Kramer leads Wedekinds scoring with 35.1 average as Satterwhite stars for Tennessee A I.
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Wedekind
Schenectady
Asbury Park
N. J
Boardwalkers
Linton High School
New Haven
Conn
Elms
Coburg
Mercurys
Whita Hero
Nate Bowman
Philadelphia 76Ers
Bowman
Howie Montgomery
76Ers
Lucius Jackson
Pan-American College
Texas
Bill Lundgren
Mississippi Southern
Jim Satterwhite
Tennessee A&i
Carl Green
Winston-Salem
al McCormick
Monmont College
Satterwhite
Wilkes- Barre Barons
Barry Kramer
Wedekinds
Joe Geiger
Dave Bleau
Armand Reo
Siebert Agrees To Terms
Sonny Siebert the only pitcher to throw a no hitter last year has agreed to 1967 contract terms with the Cleveland Indians. Terms were not disclosed. From St Louis he said he has a chip on his shoulder and may have a bad year. He also said he wants to be traded if negotiations with Gabe Paul fail. Paul said negotiations were not personal and both sides are realistic.
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Cleveland
Sonny Siebert
Cleveland Indians
Siebert
Gabe Paul
St. Louis
Paul
Cleveland Colavito Feuding Sparks Spring Training Tension
AP report from Tucson details Cleveland Indians General Manager Gabe Paul sending an unused telegram to Rocky Colavito in Temple Pennsylvania. Colavito says Paul offered no courtesy call and effectively demanded a pay cut of 25 percent. He remains set to stay in Temple and not report to spring camp.
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Tucson
Ariz
Gabe
Paul
Rocky Colavito
Cleveland Indians
Colavito
Tomore
Temple
Johnson Signs Pact With Braves
Ken Johnson signed his 1967 Braves contract in West Palm Beach and joined a brief workout. The move completes the pitching staff, with catcher Joe Torre as the sole holdout expected to sign soon. Torre’s terms loom as spring training starts Monday and Johnson tests his injured knee after knee surgery last month.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
Ken Johnson
Braves
Johnson
Joe Torre
Torre
Paul Richards
Atlanta
Yankees Sign Whitaker to Contract
The New York Yankees announced they have received the signed contract of outfielder Steve Whitaker, 23, who will share right field this season with Hi Rabinzon. Whitaker played in all games late last season, hitting homeruns and driving in runs, as the team pursues a strong lineup while catcher Bilston Howard remains a holdout.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
New York Yankees
Steve Whitaker
Whitaker
Hi Rabinzon
Yankees
Atlanta
Bilston Howard
Reds Sign Five Players To 40-Man Roster
The Cincinnati Reds added five players to their 40-man roster, bringing total contracts to 32. Tommy Helms Chico Ruiz and Don Pavletich signed late, after earlier terms with Billy McCool and Tommy Harper were announced.
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Tampa
Fla
Cincinnati Reds
Tommy Helms
Chico Ruiz
Don Pavletich
Billy McCool
Tommy Harper
Ryun Breaks Indoor Mark In Half Mile
Kansas sophomore Jim Ryun shattered the indoor half mile record with a 1 minute 48.3 second run during a dual meet against Oklahoma State in Lawrence. He surpassed Tom Von Ruden's 1:49.0 set in Louisville, while Ryun also holds a pending outdoor half mile record and a world outdoor mile mark.
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Lawrence
Kan
Jim Ryu
Kansas
Oklahoma State
Ryun
Tom von Ruden
Louisville
von Ruden
Long Beach
Calif
Agers
Ryan
Cohoes AC Defeats Gaspary’s All-Stars 84 55 at Keveny Academy
Cohoes Athletic Club beat Gaspary’s All-Stars 84 to 55 at Keveny Memorial Academy. The scoring list includes Cohen 18, Hogan 8, Gilligan 2, Vanderlanti 0, Hart 0 and others with several unclear names and mispellings from the OCR.
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Cohoes Athletic Club
Gaspary
Keveny Memorial Academy
Cohen
Slova Walsh
A Mihiey
al Gillie
Bob Hogan
Hae Reauin
Umcel
Bob Gilligan
Richard Bovey
Satay Goya
Barry Willer
Jerry
Joe Arnold
Josh Vanderlanti
Ed Hart
Morelli
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Phil Dickens
Don Nelson
Kejno
Jamaica
Ron Clarke
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Ink Panther
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Hal David
Stephen Fleischman
ABC News
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PAM
Tambourina Man
Jersey
Reds
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Gasparys
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