Moonlighting Deals Raise Explosive Item At NCAA Meet
Chicago report outlines alleged payoffs to college football assistants by the NFL and AFL to monitor top players. Jim Corbett of LSU chairs the NCAA Professional Relations Committee presenting the findings amid premature signings controversy.
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Mink harvest fuels Ohio fur trade and poaching rise
Ohio wildlife officials report 9284 mink caught in 1963 64 yielding $79 842 40 in sales with beaver tops priced at 10 54 per pelt. Poaching convictions jumped to 139 in 1963 from 28 in 1962 signaling increased law enforcement activity.
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Houston Hosts AL All Star Contest
Houston welcomed the AFL All Star game as it prepared to host in Jeppesen Stadium amid bids from Oakland and Houston for permanent hosting. The event drew players including Sid Gillman and Lou Saban’s teams with officials from Athens and Lancaster preparing for upcoming games.
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Greenberg backs Killebrew as triple crown threat
Hank Greenberg says Harmon Killebrew could break Babe Ruth and Roger Maris records next season. He notes Killebrew’s prime form after a knee operation and strong stance in Minnesota, while praising his 28 year old potential and 188 homers in four seasons. Greenberg spoke after the 12th Maryland Professional Baseball Players Association banquet.
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UCLA Holds Onto Top Indiana Drops To Fifth
Indiana fell three spots to No. 5 in the AP college basketball poll after losing to unranked Illinois last week. UCLA retained the No. 1 ranking amid a reshuffled top tier.
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Prothro Moves To UCLA From Oregon State
Tommy Prothro bids farewell to Oregon State to take the UCLA head coaching job. He cites professional opportunity over financial gain and hopes many assistants join him, as Oregon State’s 63-37-2 record under his tenure is noted.
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Ohio at Miami Wednesday key MAC basketball showdown
Ohio University Bobcats visit Miami Redskins in a pivotal MAC race at Withrow Court Oxford. Miami leads 6 0 against Ohio 4 0 and 10 1 overall while Ohio eyes road games remaining. The clash likely determines the league champion with Ohio coached by Jim Snyder and Miami by Dick Shrider.
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Harney Clinches Los Angeles Open in Back-to-Back Wins
Paul Harney captured the Los Angeles Open with a final round 69, finishing eight under par at 276 to retain his title. Dan Sikes credited with a strong 279 in second, while Bill Casper and Tony Lema followed among the top finishers and prize money totals.
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