Casey May Make Hall Of Fame
Casey May Make Hall Of Fame reports the Hall Of Fame Oldtimers Committee loosening its rules to open election gates. The six month retirement waiting period now applies to all retired baseball personnel aged 65 or over, including players managers and officials. Casey Stengel, famed Yankee manager turned Mets figure, is referenced in a veiled remark as the gates swing open for eligibility.
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NBA Standings Prompt: Schedule of Tuesday Games
Baltimore hosts San Francisco while Detroit plays York and Boston visits New Baltimore. New York faces Cincinnati and San Francisco.
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Wilson Dolphins Coach Lemm Returns to Houston
George Wilson and Wally Lemm, both ousted NFL coaches, join AFL and NFL rosters as they move to new roles. Wilson signs a three year deal with the Miami Dolphins to become their first coach, while Lemm returns to the Houston club for AFL duties as the sixth coach in seven years.
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Lou Saban
Buffalo
Bones Taylor
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Weber Wins Fourth All-Star Bowling Title in Five Years
In Lansing, Dick Weber, a 130 pound St. Louis resident, clinched his second straight All-Star title and fourth in five years, earning 15,000 this season and 60,545 overall. He defeated Nelson Burton Jr. 684 to 681 in a tight three-game rolloff, the closest margin in five years. Joy Abel of Chicago won the women’s division with 593 to 538 over Bette Rockwell of Lynn, Massachusetts.
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Black Hawks Rout Wings in Detroit Rematch
The Chicago Black Hawks defeated the Detroit Red Wings 5-1 in Detroit as Chicago moved into a share of first place. Montreal swept Boston 3-1 and moved within one point of the leaders, while New York routed Toronto 8-4. Bobby Hull added only an assist after scoring twice the night before.
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Duke Edges State in ACC Tilt as Duke Extends Lead
Duke defeated North Carolina State 84 to 77 behind Pete Coker and Eddie Biedenbach each with 25 points while Jack Marin led Duke with 20. South Carolina beat Virginia 36 and 39 overall, and Wake Forest upset Davidson 82-80 in overtime. Clemson beat Maryland 71-66.
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Celtics Edge Knicks In Tight Eastern Tilt
The Boston Celtics beat the New York Knicks 118 to 115 as eight Celtics scored in double figures. Boston moved back into first place a half game ahead of Cincinnati and Philadelphia after trailing earlier. K C Jones sealed the win with two late free throws.
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Panama bout ends in decision win for Aguilar
Panama fighter Justiniana Agui lar won an outpoint decision over Love Allotey of Ghana after 10 rounds in Panama City. The bout featured steady exchanges and a clear edge for the Panamanian champion on the scorecards.
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Hockey Standings and Saturday Scores
Chicago leads Detroit by 5 to 1 as New York defeats Toronto 8 to 4 and Montreal tops Boston 3 Montreal also beats New York 6 to 2 Toronto exits with a 6 to 3 win over Boston while Detroit and Chicago draw 4 4. No games scheduled today.
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Mounties Face Key SoCon Test Ahead of St John’s Visits
West Virginia aims to extend its 4-game win streak and improve to 6-1 in the SoCon with a midweek test at Charleston against Davidson after a narrow 85-81 win over Furman. Davidson, 13-3, saw its 6-game streak end at Wake Forest.
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Bold Bidder in Racing Headlines Once Again
Bold Bidder, famed for high winnings, surged to the lead with a $146.20 payoff in the Jerome Handicap at Aque. The performance reaffirmed the horse’s reputation in big-race betting circles.
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Crothers Dominates Boston AAA Meet in 1000 Yard Dash
Canada’s Bill Crothers claimed his eighth Boston Garden victory and third in the 1000 yards with a 2 9.9 finish, then anchored a fast mile relay to a 47.1 split, setting Boston relay history. Also noted were Bold Bidder’s Strub Stakes win and Roy Emerson’s fifth Australian National title over Arthur Ashe.
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Increased National Night Games to Feature 1966 Schedule
In Cincinnati AP report, the National League plans 462 night games this season up from 433 last year. Chicago's Wrigley Field lacks lights, so Cubs games stay daytime. The Braves debut April 12 at home against Pittsburgh, with St Louis Los Angeles and San Francisco starting the same day. The Reds open at Crosley Field April 12 against the Mets, Cincinnati starting a day earlier.
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