Pro Bowl Tilt Ends in West Shredded 36 7
East dominates Lombardi led West as Chicago colt Frank Ryan Browns Jim Bakken and Jim Brown star in a 36 7 Pro Bowl win. West fumbles and eight interceptions ruin Lombardi’s squad while John Brodie ties a Pro Bowl interception record with six in Memorial Coliseum crowd of 60 124.
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Los Angeles
Vince Lombardi
Green Bay Packers
Lombardi
Warriors
Frank Ryan
Cleveland Browns
Jim Brown
St. Louis Cardinals
Jim Bakken
Brown
Memorial Coliseum
West
John Brodie
San Francisco 49Ers
Brodie
Otto Graham
Expansion plans discussed by AFL
The AFL held meetings in Houston with expansion the top topic after a weekend of trades. Nine players were moved, including Ernie Ladd from San Diego and Earl Faison, in the Ladd Faison trade that opened the proceedings.
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Houston
Tex
San Diego
Mammoth
Ernie Ladd
Earl Fasion
Ladd- Faison
Ladd
Faison
Sid Gillman
Oilers
Johnny Baker
Gary Cutsinger
Pete Jaquess
Buffalo
Dave Kocourke
Kentucky Routs Vanderbilt 96 83 In War of Ranked Giants
Adolph Rupp reshaped Kentucky play to blunt Vanderbilt’s aggressive attack. The second ranked Wildcats defeated the third ranked Commodores 96 to 83 on Saturday.
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Adolph Rupp
Kentucky
Vanderbilt
Wildcats fall to Commodores in high scoring affair
Kentucky drops its 12 game win streak after Vanderbilt builds a early lead then counters with man to man defense. Rupp jokes about a hyperbolic paraboloid zone as the Wildcats shift tactics to slow the Commodores in a 64 year old coach’s game plan.
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Commodores
Vanderbilt
Wildcats
Rupp
Kentucky
Harp to Coach Duke Football After Cornell Exit
Tom Harp leaves Cornell to take the head coaching job at Duke University citing a desire to participate in major college football. The move places Harp at Duke to oversee the program as he embarks on a high profile coaching career.
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Durham
N. C
Ptom Harp
Cornell
Duke University
Detroit Wins US Bid Run for 1972 Summer Olympics
Detroit edged Los Angeles after three ballots to become the U S bid city for the 1972 Summer Games. Salt Lake City was designated for the 1972 Winter Games, with Montreal Munich and possibly Madrid Barcelona as Detroit’s main Summer rivals.
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Detroit
Los Angeles
U. S
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Motor City
Mexico City
International Olympic Committee
Grenoble
France
Doug Roby
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Montreal
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Lake Louise
Canada
Clay hires Joe Louis to train for four title fights
Cassius Clay announces Joe Louis will work with him for training and guidance as he targets four title bouts this year. Clay lists four potential opponents including Doug Jones Ernie Terrell George Chuvalo and Brian London with Jones most likely. He marks his 24th birthday and confirms plans by Tuesday. In San Diego Billy Casper wins the Open in a 16 under total 268 after a 64 final round.
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Joe Louis
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Clay
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Doug Jones
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Ernie Terrell
Chicago
George Chuvalo
Toronto
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Jones
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Seattle Chiefs to Face Ohio Bobcats in Nonconference Showdown
Seattle's Freshmen host Ohio University freshmen in Grover Center as both teams seek to assert their season plans. Seattle from the WOUB area rides an 8-6 mark with 6-4 backcourt depth, while Ohio slips to 5-7 after a 79-68 loss at Marshall and a 3-game skid.
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Grover Center
Ohio
Dayton
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Athens junior high teams split with Marietta in Saturday action
The ninth grade team beat Marietta 47-34 with Mike Goodwin 15 and Dan ny Wickerham and Bob Hand ley each 10. The eighth grade won 30-16 as Bob Martin scored 11, while the seventh grade lost 36-13. The Athens ninth graders defeated Wellston 49-40 in a Friday reserve contest.
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Marietta
Mike Goodwin
Danny Wickerham
Bob Handley
Bob Martin
Wellston, Albany, Ames Bern Win In Saturday High School Basketball
Wellston's 87-74 win over Chillicothe boosted the Rockets to 10-1 as Eddie Jacobs scored 31 points. Ames Bern beat Starr Washington 81-51 to rise to 12-2 behind Phil Tate's 17 and Tim Smith 13. Albany defeated Racine 68-41 led by Greg Hamill and Sherm Cundiff with 16 points each, improving to 11-2. Sheridan edged Logan 69-65 as Jim Phelps poured in 20 for the Chiefs F. C. and Belpre beat McArthur 58-53 led by Marvin Hale 17. Eastern routed Hannan Trace 82-49, led by Charles Knight 35 points. Carthage Troy topped Chesterhill Marion 86-33 with David Hopkins 28. Chauncey Dover beat The Plains 62-50 as Roger Bentley had 22. Southwestern defeated Wilton 61-50 with Jim Strausbaugh scoring 29 for Wilton. Point Pleasant fell to Tridelphia 67-47.
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Miami Atop MAC With 4-0 Record
Miami sits at 4-0 in the MAC and hosts Western Michigan and Kent State this week. Star guard Phil Snow is out with a knee injury for at least a week but Miami aims to extend its lead with two victories. Cincinnati, Dayton, Western Kentucky, Ohio State and other programs also face key conference tests as the race tightens.
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Redskins
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Chesterhill Marion and Carthage Troy Basketball Results
Chesterhill Marion 33 and Carthage Troy 40 lead to a final score of 59- N6. Reserve scores show Carthage-Tracy 80 Chesterhill Marion 49 and Ames-Bern 89 Starr-Washington 34 while Starr-Washington trails 9 23 40-51 at halftime.
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Thompson
Archer
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Guthrie
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Chesterhill Marion
Carthage-Troy
Carthage-Tracy
Starr-Washington
Ames-Bern
Basketball Scoring Summary for Hannan Trace and Eastern
Score by quarters shows Hannan-Trace totaling 59 points to Eastern 36 in the game. Player totals list Daniels 3-2-8 and Knight 18-9-35 among others with team scores 82 to 30.
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Newland
Knight
Pooler
Justis
Badgley
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Roush
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Belpre Triumph Over Macapinge In Reserve Score Clash
Belpre clocks a reserve win 50 to 22 against McArthur as Calvin posts 4-5-18 and Walker 6-4-6-18 for Belpre while Prater and Gilliland contribute. Macapinge sees Cosseni 14 32 45-53 and Ram sey 0-8-8 in a low scoring outing.
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Coal Grove Edges Gallipolis In Close Gravel Match
Coal Grove defeats Gallipolis 46 to 45 in a rough gravel court game. Key scorers include Dees 7 6 20 and Anderson 9 1 19 for Gallipolis, while Vanderhoof and Cyrus contribute for Coal Grove.
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Roush
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J. Gilmore
Gilkey
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Scores and player totals in Sheridan Ames Bern games
Box score style summary shows Sheridan Hursey 0-3-3 etc and Logan Phelps 9-2-20 with team totals 69 for Sheridan and 65 for Logan. Also includes ARR Washington Malone 10-6-26 and Ames Bern totals 81 with multiple players listed and full scoring tallies.
Wellston, Chillicothe Scoreboard Shares Incomplete Box Totals
Local score ledger shows Wellston and Chillicothe with partial player totals and reserve figures. Final sums appear garbled but indicate Wellston 87 and Chillicothe 56 with reserves noting Wellston 53 and 50 for periods and a 47 67 87 sequence.
Albany vs Racine basketball score note
Albany 29 10 6S to Racine 16 0 41 in a game with listed players Hamill Baumegartel Tarvin McDaniel Van Dyke Brooks Turner for Albany and Cundiff Mathews D Hill McClintock Grueser for Racine. Reserve Albany 47 Racine 0 listed in incomplete OCR.
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McDaniel
van Dyke
Brooks
Turner
Racine
Cundiff
Mathews
D. Hill
McClintock
Grueser
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Gino Pec
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Plains- Chauncey Dover clash ends with Plains win
The Plains defeat Chauncey Dover with a reserve score of 43 to 34. Mingus Nye Bent ley Bridgewater Staley and others contributed points in the 25 12 69 totals while Peyton Tinkham McAllister L Hunter Wallace Wagoner and Wagoner added for Chauncey Dover in a hard fought game.
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Nye
Bentley
Bridgewater
Staley
the Plains
Peyton
Tinkham
McAllister
L. Hunter
Wallace
Wagoner
Chauncey-Dover
Southwestern Tops Wilton 61 42 in Close Duel
Southwestern defeats Wilton 61 to 42 in a tight contest led by Hall 19 and Colley 10 and 50 points, with Jackson and Shriver contributing for the winners while Davis Peters and Strausbaugh lead Wilton's scoring. The score by quarters shows a balanced game with Southwestern pulling away late.
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Elliott
Colley
Jackson
Shriver
Curtis
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Wes
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