Duffy Daugherty Turns Down Texas Aggie Job
Michigan State coach Duffy Daugherty rejected Texas A M’s football offer citing deep roots and sentiment at Michigan State. He told Jack Finney he will remain at Michigan State and praised Texas A M as a great opportunity while recommending it to others.
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Big Ten Football Schedules Stall Over Home and Home Dates
Chicago AP The Big Ten stalled on 1961 and 1962 football schedules over home and home games and open dates for non conference foes. Kenneth Wilson said several schools have seven game plans for 1961 and expected 1962 follow. Indiana seeks reinstatement of Coach Phil Dickens amid conference aid rules tied to players needs and salaries. Michigan State’s Daugherty discusses future with no contract while Iowa proposes removing the need factor from aid regulations as part of broader conference talks.
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Three Area High School Cage 3s Fall in Close Nights
St. Mary’s Gaels drop 71 61 at Huntington Catholic as Steve Frick leads Huntington with 32 points and Skip Kroger adds 20. Madison Heights falls 42 35 in overtime to Windfall at home. Middletown edged by Lewisville 51 50 as Lewisville stays undefeated.
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High school cage scores appear in chaotic AP roundup
The Associated Press list shows Huntington 71 over St Marys Bl Winshfall 55 in overtime, plus numerous Indiana high school results such as Evansville Memorial 74 over Mowrerman New Harmony 60 and Peru 40 over Deer Creek 61. Other lines include basketball denouements from Madison Heights to Arlington, Jefferson Two, and Cloverdale 74.
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Paul Waner Released From TB Hospital
Paul Waner, Hall of Fame baseball figure, is to be released from a tuberculosis hospital in Tampa on Wednesday fully recovered. Waner entered Southwest Florida Hospital on Sept. 4 after his illness was diagnosed in Milwaukee and has long served as batting instructor with the Milwaukee Braves minor league teams. He resides in Sarasota, Florida.
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Norton Urges NCAA to Block Coaches from Breaking Contracts
Houston coach Homer J. Norton of the 1939 national championship Texas A&M team calls for an NCAA rule to prevent coaches from breaking long term contracts to move to other schools. He would support restricting schools from negotiating with a coach under contract. Norton cites lack of protection for colleges and cites both coach and school harmed. The piece also notes Walt Fogarty, formerly of Dartmouth and Cathedral High, with Springfield prep title history.
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Lead World Bowling Match Sees Carter Leading after Six Rounds
Carter of St. Louis holds a 4.44 Petersen point lead over Ed Lubanski of Detroit after six of 15 rounds in the World Invitational I Match Gate Bowling Tournament finals. He posted a 36 series and won two of four games from Steve Nagy while building an 18.36 match total. Lubanski moved to second with a 915 series earlier, as Miss Notaro defeated Mrs. Ladewig 202-180.
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Cleveland Browns topple Giants in key division clash
Giants coach Jim Lee Howell blames injuries and positional weaknesses for failing to retain the Eastern Division crown. The Browns, one of pro football’s most successful franchises, hold a 7-4 record and lead the division as the clubs prepare for a Sunday showdown.
Dodgers seek Rose Bowl as home stadium option
Los Angeles Dodgers president Walter O Malley urged Pasadena city directors to allow use of the Rose Bowl as a two year home stadium for major league play while they build their own facility. The board will decide next Tuesday after hearing the proposal and rental terms remain under discussion. The issue ties into regional baseball expansion and the stadiums available in Southern California.
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Torpid Named Harness Horse Of The Year
A final turf writer poll by the U S Trotting Assn names Torpid as Harness Horse of the Year while noting the season runs into Columbus Ohio and J I Max Hachberg of Irvington is linked to ownership.
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Durelle Wins Unanimous Decision in Tampa Bout
Yvone Durelle defeats Jerry Leadee in a bruising 16 round light heavyweight bout securing a unanimous decision. Judges score 98-92, 97-93, and 96-95 with Durelle dominating early and delivering key blows including a fourth round right to the jaw.
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Anderson High Wrestlers Host Richmond Tonight
Anderson High School wrestlers led by Coach Don Pyle host a top state rival Richmond at 7 p.m. in the AHS gym. Varsity and reserve squads compete as Richmond is regarded among the strongest teams in the state. Anderson carries a 2-3 season record.
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Rams Versus Colts Amid Record Los Angeles Attendance
The Rams aim to set an all time crowd record as they host the Baltimore Colts in Los Angeles. The season has had ups and downs but attendance tops one million across home and overseas games, with seven exhibition matchups noted. The Colts game shapes Western Conference standings with Detroit Lions and San Francisco 49ers in pursuit.
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Phils Buy Dave Philley From Tigers in Cash Deal
Philadelphia announced the purchase of Dave Philley from Detroit in a straight cash deal. Manager Roy Hamey expects Philley to serve as pinch hitter and versatile outfielder infielder. Philley, a 300 hitter with the Athletics, joined the Tigers last year from the White Sox. Dartmouth suffered a 4-0 loss to Chicago A.A. in its first intersectional football game in 1894.
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