Lions Fire Five Assistants as Wilson Keeps Post
Detroit Lions owner William Clay Ford announced an indefinite extension for head coach George Wilson after firing five assistants Aldo Forte Don Doll Bob Nussbaumer Les Bingaman and Sonny Grandelius. Wilson retains control of hiring a new staff as Ford seeks better performance after a 7-5-2 season.
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Local Bowling Top Scorers Highlight Seasonal Standouts
Dick Lent posts 214 and Clyde Bronson accelerates to 1068 3028 series as the Owls and Production Re search squads flash strong scores. In pro game recaps Los Angeles edges New York 125 113 while New York faces San Francisco. Philadelphia visits Los Angeles in another listing.
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Kyger Creek Eyes Bigger Post for Height Shortage
Kyger Creek Bobcats struggle with a lack of height as three players stand six feet or taller. Coach John Wickline relies on speed from a starting five led by Don Thomas Phil Duncan and Don Johnson. Remaining roster includes Barnett Collins Daniels Polcyn Hysell Skaggs and several juniors sophomores with a 3-2 start and upcoming schedule.
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Return of Unlimited Substitution Favored in AP Poll
AP poll results show 106 voters favor unlimited substitutions and 65 support adopting pro rules at colleges. A notable 43 back the return of the goal posts to the goal line to boost field goal attempts. Montreal winner Joey Durrell outpointed Armand Savoie 10-6.
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Tops Ladies' PGA Winners Tops Ladies' PGA Winners
Dallas golfer Mic key Wright topped the LPGA money list in 1964 with $31,920, her fourth straight year as leader. She earned $29,800 in official tour events and $2,120 in non sanctioned tournaments, while winning 11 official events.
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Michigan Returns To No 1 Spot
Michigan regains the top ranking after an 87 85 win over Wichita and captures 28 of 42 first place ballots for 387 points. Wichita slips to second with 317 points and five first place votes as Minnesota UCLA St Louis rise in the top ten. New entrants Illinois Indiana Davidson join the list while Kentucky tumbles from prior rank.
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Greyhounds Dominate Pomeroy to Seize Second Place
Nelsonville edges Pomeroy 89 to 54 to stay 3-1 in Southeastern Ohio Athletic League play and 4-1 overall. Jamie James leads Nelsonville with 16 points. Bruce Simpson adds 12 and five others reach double figures. Pomeroy struggles from the floor at 26.9 percent. Swindell tops Panthers with 24 points.
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Hammond's Key Role In Buckeye Loss To Purdue
Ohio University guards struggled as Purdue rallied from 20 points down to beat the Bobcats 79 to 73 in Lafayette. Mike Hammond, a Columbus East product, drew early fouls and the Purdue defense clamped down as Dave Schellhase led the Boilermakers with 41 points. Don Hill led Ohio with 30 points and 11 rebounds as Purdue shot 55 percent in the second half to overturn a 43-31 halftime deficit.
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College Basketball Scores Highlight Trades and Upsets
Result summary: Purdue defeats Ohio University 79 to 73 while Providence beats an unnamed team 81 to 78. Bowling Green posts 65 in a win over Adelphi (N Y) with a high scoring 110 point effort.
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Butkus Named AP Outstanding Lineman of 1964 season
Dick S Butkus, a 6 foot 4 inch 250 pound Illinois linebacker and two time All American, was chosen as the outstanding lineman in the 1964 college football season by the Associated Press.
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Ohio teams fall in Monday holiday card
Cincinnati beats Denver 99 64 as Ken Calloway and Don Rolfes lead a second half burst with 17 points each. Toledo’s Rockets top Gonzaga 86 81 as John Ayling scores 21 and Toledo shoots 55 percent. Bowling Green loses to Providence 78 65 as Bob Dowers nets 33. Baldwin Wallace falls 110 95 to Adelphia with Joe Lynch scoring 32.
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Gallipolis Hosts Athens in Southeast Ohio League Clash
Gallipolis Blue Devils seek fourth straight home win as they face Athens Bulldogs on a loop night. L. C. Burson debuts as head coach with Pete Anderson and Larry Mitchell guiding the backcourt. Anderson leads Gallipolis with 81 points in four games while Eric Gustavson tops Athens with 76 points in four contests.
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