Michaels Contends Kick Wide by Three Feet in Colts Bengals Duel
Colts defensive end and place kicker Lou Michaels labeled his winning field goal as three feet wide, saying Don Chandler’s game tying boot was no good. He also criticized a 15 yard penalty on Billy Ray Smith that preceded the first field goal as improper officiating. The overtime field goal gave Baltimore a 13-10 win.
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Loopers Rally Past Lynch in YMCA Holiday Finals
Loopers All-Stars overcome a nine point second quarter deficit to lead 53 52 after three quarters and finish strong 19 15 in the final stanza to a 71 67 victory over Lynch. Gray 23 and Eckstein 23 led scoring for their teams, with Carmack 17 Anderson 15 and McKinney 12 for Loopers. Lynch had Walle 15 and Goff 12 among two figures as box score lines are listed.
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Thurmond West On Wests NBA All Star
Nate Thurmond of San Francisco and seven others were named to the West Squad for the NBA All Star game in Cincinnati on January 11. Jerry West of Los Angeles led voting with 66 of 67 ballots. Thurmond was the only unanimous pick.
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Wildcats Face Notre Dame as Rupps Runts Surge
Kentucky. coaches Adolph Rupp says the Wildcats poised to challenge top foes as Thad Jaracz and Louie Dampier lead a balanced attack. They sit 7-4-0 with Notre Dame visiting Louisville Wednesday night for a key early season test. Dampier averages 21 points per game while Riley and Kron also contribute.
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Warner's 26 Pace Midgets Triumph In Regional Meet
Warner's 26 Pace Midgets defeated their opponent to claim victory in a local meet. The report notes no further details on scores or participants.
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Erskine Nominated For Baseball Hall Of Fame
Carl Erskine of Anderson Indiana is among 71 former major leaguers named eligible for Hall of Fame election by the Baseball Writers Association. Ted Williams leads the list of candidates. ballots due January 15 with 75 percent needed for election.
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Flynn retires as Hive College athletic director
Eugene F. Gene Flynn, long time Hive College athletic director since 1943, announced retirement. The move takes effect July 1, ending a 31 year tenure highlighted by multiple sports programs.
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Reds Sign Australian Pitcher Neil Page
Cincinnati Reds add Neil Page, a 21 year old left handed pitcher from Australia, to a contract with the Tampa farm club marking a first for an Australian to join a major league organization.
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Ravens Open Marshall Classic With Ohio Northern Clash
Ravens face Ohio Northern at 5 30 p m in the Marshall Michigan Classic opener coached by Bob Macholtz who may start Long or Taylor. An all court press is expected as AC seeks a win to reach the 7 15 p m Ferris State Central Michigan game.
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Browns Start Prep For NFL Title Showdown
Cleveland Browns began early preparations for the NFL title game against Green Bay after a holiday break. Coach Blanton Collier led three days of drills focusing on fundamentals as players watched the Packers’ latest game on television.
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Scheffing Named Director of Sets Modiae by Mets
New York AP report says Scheffing aged 50, a former Cubs and Tigers catcher, becomes director at Sets Modiae after Eddie Stanky, signed earlier this month, takes over as manager of the Chicago White Sox. Bulletin-Herald Classifieds.
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Starr Doubtful Starter For Next Sunday's Green Bay Fight
Packers coach Vince Lombardi said quarterback Bart Starr remains doubtful for Sunday's NFL title game with the Cleveland Browns due to a back injury. If Starr cannot play, Zeke Bratkowski will start. Paul Hornung, Boyd Dowler, and Ron Kostelnik are expected to be ready after minor injuries. The team will resume practice Wednesday after a two day holiday.
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Bills overwhelm Chargers 23 0 to clinch AFL title
Buffalo Bills crush San Diego 23 0 to win a second straight AFL title as Kemp earns MVP. Kost Costa Warlick and Carlton contribute in a rout noted for dominant line play and three Gogolak field goals. Alworth and Lincoln return but Chargers struggle to score.
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