Cassius Clay Chuvalo Fight Nears in Toronto
Cassius Clay 24 year old undefeated heavyweight favored 7 1 against George Chuvalo in a Toronto bout not recognized as a title by the Ontario Athletic Commission. Chuvalo seeks an upset that could thrust him into claim to the title elsewhere. Gate estimates hover around 150 000 to 200 000 with Clay earning up to 250 000 depending on receipts.
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Toronto
Cassius Clay
George Valo Iial
Fox Hunt
Flash
Louisville
Ontario Athletic Commission
World Boxing Association
Ernie Terrell
Chicago
Chevalo
Chuvalo
Maple Leaf Gardens
United States
Canada
Terrell
Eduardo Corletti
London
Clay
WBA
Ring Magazine
Irv Ungergman
George
Main Bout, Inc
One Chuvalo
Bass resigns as South Carolina coach and AD to join Montreal
Marvin Bass, 46, resigns as head football coach and athletic director at the University of South Carolina after signing a three year contract as head coach and general manager of the new Montreal Continental Football League team. Dr James E Morris named acting athletic director. The Montreal club was formerly in Fort Wayne Indiana. Bass earned about 15 000 per year and posted a 17 29 4 record in five seasons.
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Columbia, &C
Marvin Bass
University of South Carolina
Bass
Montreal
James E. Morris
Morris
School of Business Administration
Thomas F. Jones
Montreal Conact
Fort Wayne
Ind
Ohn Newman
Columbia
State of
South Carolina
Gamecocks
Duke
Virginia Sports Calendar Associated Press Contests Today
Virginia sports calendar lists today’s college baseball games including William and Mary at Florida Rensselaer at Lynchburg Hampden Sydney against Jacksonville Ithaca at Old Dominion and N C Wesleyan at RPI plus William and Mary at Georgia Southern. Mondays results show The Citadel 5 1 William and Mary 4 7 Kent State 2 Lynchburg 0 and Jacksonville U 14 Hampden.
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Associated Press
William & Mary
Florida
Rensselaer Poly
Lynche
Burg Hampden-Sydney
Jacksonville
Ithaca
Old Dominion
N. C. Wesleyan
RPI
Golf William & Mary
Georgia Southern
Citadel
Kent State
Lynchburg
Jacksonville U
Hampden
Opening day at Mason-Dixon Drag News season debut
The 1966 opener drew 200 cars and a full house despite a cold snap. Brad Zanders in Wild Willys Sedan and Donald Reimers in a '64 Cobra led wins in Competition Eliminator and Street Elimination brackets. Joe Gardners in Northwind topped Middle Stock, while Duquesne Drag Teams won Junior Stock Eliminator. A power outage halted the Christmas Tree but the show resumed smoothly. Next week features a Match Drags slate with Bruce Larson and Phil Bonner.
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Nascar
Pd&t
Brad Zanders
Duquesne
Power Company
Bruce Larson
Phil Bonner
Celtics Royals Play Wednesday In NBA Semifinals
Ed Schuyler Jr reports the Celtics and Royals clash in Cincinnati with coaching changes looming. A Royals win would set up an Eastern final against Philadelphia and possibly end Red Auerbach’s coaching career, while Boston faces a must-win scenario at home if Jerry Lucas recovers from a knee injury.
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ED Schuyler JR
Associated Press
Jack McMahon
The
Royals
McMahon
NBA
Jack Twyman
Celtics
Cincinnati
Boston
Philadelphia
Red Auerbach
Jerry Lucas
Vis
St. Louis
Richie Guerin
Baltimore
Cliff Hagan
Health Center Lanes hosts Red Cross Benefit and league action
Mickey Perry led with 701 scratch in the Red Cross Benefit Handicap Singles on Health Center Lanes, winning 100 dollars from 126 participants. Norman Chewning and Raymond Haney placed second and third with 682 and 736 totals, while Estelle Long led the top women with 727. Local bowlers dominated prize money and several teams highlighted a busy league night including Russ Potts Sport Shop and Hertz Rent A Car.
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Mickey Perry
Red Cross
Health Center
Winchester
Perry
Buncutter Tire Co
Norman Chewning
Fredericksburg
Raymond Haney
Charlottesville
Francis Hudson
Wincheseter
Estelle Long
Luray
Eleanor Buckner
Woody Armel
Helen Ritter
Allen Carter
Deanna Lloyd
Lawrence Pope
Harold Buckner
Sanedra Arion
Tommy DeHaven
Betty Funkhouser
Helen McDonald
Joe Zimmerman
Kenneth Pitta
Russ Potts
TACS Win in Tourney Semi Finals Set
Cumberland Maryland TACS cage team formerly the Bell Clothes quint advanced to the YMCA Gold Medal Basketball Tourney semi finals by beating Sanders Gulf Station 81 to 59. Scott Douglas led with 18 points and strong rebounding while Phil Culbert added 17 Roscoe Dean 15 Bobby Fetter 12 and Jerry Hannas 10 as the team improved to 18 wins and one loss.
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Cumberland
Bell Clothes Quint
YMCA
Sanders
Gulf Station
Hugh Keifer
Keifer
Scott Douglas
Douglas
Phil Culbert
Roscoe Dean
Bobby Fetter
Jerry Hannas
Tles
Sioux Tribe
Bruce Bombers
T Romney Applemen
Waltman
Lowery
Whisler
Dean
TACS
Fetter
Culbert Hamas
Dick Oates
Lane
Championship Night Decides Cumberland Bowling Standings
The Northside season finale crowns the champions Thursday at 9 p.m. at the Cumberland YMCA. Plumly Plum-Liners clinch first with a four-point win, led by Jess Kiracofe's 652 series. Ritz Contractors drop to second. Crown Cork & Seal, Lamar Sloan Ford, S H Strikers, and Montgomery Ward win their clashes as players post multiple 500s and high games.
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Ritz
Jess Kiracofe
Carl Lundmark
Charles Zuckerman
Bud Flaherty
Milton Lee
Gene Hottle
Crown Cork & Seal
Lamar Sloan Ford
Crown
Junior Carter
Stewart Ellis
Jerry Hott
Phil Armel
Harold Catlett
Lamar Sloan
Marice Smallwood
Curtis Braithwaite
Kenny Smallwood
Allen Kibler
Riley Loy
Continental Homes Tops Week Standings in Bowling League
Continental Homes took three of four points from second place F and M Bank as Betty McKee bowled 187 and Pat Taylor 491. Peggy Cleveland led F and M with 180 and 501. Winchester Mobile Homes shut Buckley Lages to hold third as Lorraine Sealock posted 185 539 and Louise Robinson 100 486 for the losers.
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Continental Homes
F & M Bank
Betty McKee
Pat Taylor
Peggy Cleveland
Winchester Mobile Homes
Buckley-Lages
Lorraine Sealock
Louise Robinson
Betty Willis leads with 199 game as DC C and S sweeps
DC C and S Bank earned a four to zero win over Jamison and Gore behind Betty Willis who posted a 199 game and a 483 series. Alice Shaver led the losers with 159 and 444 set. Frances Morrison recovered after a tough first game to post 131 207 and 201 across games two and three as Snow White Grill swept 4-0 over 11. Darlene Largent led the visitors with 190 and 513.
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C & S Bank
Jamison & Gore
Betty Willis
Alice Shaver
Frances Morrison
Snow White Grill
Darlene Largent
Dale’s Grocery
Redwood
Jo Votel
Joyce Brill
Helen LaFollette
Grand Union
Jess Kiracofe, Jr
Bob Schmitt
Nameless
John Stickles
Dave Butts
George Moyer
Frank Cooper
Marice Smallwood
Turk Wingfield
Tastee-Freez
Wildcats
Care er's Valley Golf Group Forms New Committee
Last Thursday the Care ers Valley Men's Golf Association met for the second time this year. Roy Williams was elected chairman of the Membership Committee. Several home matches were confirmed with Martinsburg and Sleepy Hollow for June and July. The next meeting is April 7 at 7 30 p.m. at the Club House. Ladies Golf Day is highlighted as the 1966 season begins.
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Career’s Valley Men's Golf Association
Gene Rat+liff
Roy Williams
Howard Adkins
Martinsburg
Carper’s Valley
Sleepy Hollow
Carper's Valley
Carper’s Valley Club House
del Sewell
Ladies
Jane Gregory
Ruby Boyd
Dottie Price
Virginia Shield
Helen Perry
Jean Adkins
Billie Lamp
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Harold Pugh
Ed Clevenger
Charley Renner
Jack Jones
Carl Frye
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Crisman Cleaners
Jack Larrick
Evan Creswell
Chug White
Ted Hepner
Artie Kiracore
Crisman
Wally Dill
Charles Bush
Doug Sirbaugh
Dickie Wisecarver
Robert Rinker
National Fruit
Schenck Foods
NDPBC
Rinker
Peachy Dee Haven
John Lowery
Roger Pennington
Dr. James’ Health Club
Edwin Snapp
Marvin Ashby
Russell Jones
War Memorial
Frederick County
Wise Ole Owl Sporting Goods
W. Boscawen St
Ronnie Boyd
Eugene Easter
Jack DuVall
LOS Angeles
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Miller
Autorex
Los Angeles Dodgers
Sandy Koufax
Don Drysdale
Kennethy
Holly Pitta
Wood
Rudyja
Mur Rogers
Buckner
Northside
H. W. Ebert
Taylor Finley
Eddie Nelson
Charles Carey
Jerry Goodman
S & H White Castle
Bob Baker
Southern States
Henkle Harris
Homer Glenns
Hugh Barton
Harry Propst
Montgomery Ward
Laurie Sirbaugh
Ralph Lineburg
Laurie
Tom Streit
Lewis Ewing
al Lineberg
Men’s Golf Association
Stu Edmonds
Stu
Billy Mitchell
Mitchells
Ken Duggans
Carper’s
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