Signing Wars Hot as McCloughan Namath Deals Stir Upset
Nebraska halfback Kent McCloughan denies signing with Oakland after being claimed by the Raiders. He weighs Oakland interest while eyeing the Hula Bowl in Honolulu. Frank Ryan says Namath’s 400000 deal makes him worth a million, citing value to clubs. Georgia offers to forfeit seven wins over Jim Wilson contract. opponents refuse. Eaves urges NC AA policy to curb pro league raids on college teams amid AFL NFL war.
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All Stars Named In NBA East West Teams
East coach Red Auerbach adds Willis Reed and Larry Costello to the East squad for the NBA All Star game in St Louis on January 15. West coach Alex Hannum selects Nate Thurmond and Don Ohl to complement the eight-man rosters previously picked by writers and sportscasters.
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Colts, Bills Playoff Sparks 1948 AFC Game Standoff
In 1948 the Baltimore Colts and Buffalo Bills faced a decisive AFC playoff that hinged on gate revenue. The Colts demanded a cut or they would not play, but owners granted full game salaries and the contest proceeded with Buffalo winning 28 to 17.
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Dayton Beats Xavier In Tight 83-79 Bout
Dayton Flyers rally past Xavier Musketeers 83-79 as free throws decide the result. Henry Burling and Bob Sullivan lead Dayton with 25 points each while Xavier’s Steve Thomas also scores 25.
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Terrell Machen to Vie for WBA Heavyweight Crown in Chicago
The World Boxing Association approved a title bout between Ernie Terrell of Chicago and Eddie Machen of Portland to be held March 5 at Chicago's International Amphitheatre. Gate potential ranges from 60 000 to 100 000 dollars with tickets from 3 to 20 dollars. Terrell sits at 36 4 with top ranking, while Machen stands 46 5 2. Floyd Patterson and George Chuvalo have a February 1 date in New York that could affect the title bout outcome.
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Veterans Fail LA Qualifying For Open Golf
In Los Angeles the Hillcrest course hosted qualifying for the Open. Idaho pro Gary Floan, 25, from Lewiston, shot three under par 69 to lead qualifiers. Dutch Harrison Stan Leonard Walker Inman Dale Douglass Gene Andrews and Elly Vines failed to reach the 28 available spots.
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Illinois tops Hoosiers in Big Ten clash on home floor
Illinois upset Indiana 86-81 to end the Hoosiers nine game win streak and take control of the Big Ten race as Providence remains perfect at 9-0 with a 72-65 win over Fairfield. Tal Brady 23 points and Skip Thoren 21 led the Illini while Ron Peyser and Jon McGlocklin totaled 38 for Indiana.
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College Scores Roundup Across Regions
East teams Providence over Fairfield 72 65 and Davidson top Richmond 97 67. Iowa State beat Air Force 34 61 in a Southwest clash. Notre Dame 115 87 over Western Michigan. Houston 61 54 over Oklahoma City. Seattle 75 74 over Idaho State. Weber 105 71 over Idaho and Gonzaga 65 51 over British Columbia.
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Bowling Tourney Deadline Nears For Ohio Tourney
The Ohio State Bowling Association calls for entries to its annual tournament with a Jan 18 deadline and Jan 11 advance reservation mail date. Entry blanks available at bowling establishments. send to Virgil Furry, state secretary, 3375 Stephen Drive South, Columbus Ohio 43204. The Cloverleaf Lanes Cleveland hosts Feb 27 to May 16.
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Dan Orlich lands perfect score at 27-yard line record
An unknown event cites Dan Orlich of Reno a former Green Bay Packer achieving a perfect score at a 27-yard line benchmark. The note mentions prior difficulty and places the moment 11 days earlier with other scores and sponsors listed.
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UCLA Tops Indiana in 1964 NCAA Rankings Shakeup
UCLA rises to No. 1 after beating Illinois to extend a nine game win streak and earning 26 first place votes. Indiana slips to second after losing its Big Ten opener to Illinois 86-81 while Michigan falls to third.
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