Hagan Named Rice Football Coach After Neely
Harold Bo Hagan, Rice University’s longtime backfield coach, was promoted to head coach and will become athletic director next September. Neely retires after 20 years as head coach, with a 40-year record of 144-123-10 and two SWC titles.
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Houston
Tex
Harold
Bo) Hagan
Rice University
Hagan
Rice
Jess Neely
Neely
Fred Taylor
Texas Christian University
Abe Martin
Grant
Savannah
South Carolina
Frank Ryan
Cleveland Browns
King Hill
Philadelphia Eagles
Southwestern
Memphis
Clemson College
Owls
Baylor
Trade Sparks Orioles Quest For Starting Pitcher
Pittsburgh report notes Darold Knowles was traded from Philadelphia to Washington for Don Lock, triggering Orioles pursuit of an experienced starter. Orioles eye Philadelphia’s Ray Culp or Washington’s Pete Richert as they seek major league depth. Yankees pursue Maury Wills from the Dodgers, offering Al Downing or Jim Bouton.
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Knowles
Phillies
Tackie Brandt
Jack Baldschun
Cincinnati Feds
Baldschun
Reds
Milt Pappas
Dick Simpson
Frank Robinson
Robinson
Dalton
Tom Phoebus
Estrada
New York Yankees
Maury Wills
Los Anggeles Dodgers
al Downing
Jim Bouton
Rangers Hit The Road to Brazosport and Beaumont
After two straight wins Ross Sterling travels to Brazosport Thursday aiming for a third win in pre district play led by double figure scorers Ronnie Garrett Richard Chase and Johnny Coleman. They face French High Buffalos in Beaumont at 7 36 p m in the annual U N B L tournament with the junior varsity at 6 00 p m.
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Teo
Ross Sterling Rangers
Brazosport
Rangers
Ronnie Garrett
Richard Chase
Johnny Coleman
Sterling
Beaumont
French High Buffalos
UCLA Supporting Cast Holds Key to Cage Title
New York based NEA notes Adam Fupp believes basketball is a five man game as UCLA relies on its supporting cast to secure the national championship. Five players share duties in the title pursuit with defense and teamwork spotlighted.
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UCLA
NEW York
NEA
Adamh Fupp
Kentucky
Padwe's Top Ten Sets UCLA Atop 1960s Power List
The piece ranks UCLA first in Padwe's Top Ten with Kentucky, Western Kentucky, Texas Western, and Duke in the top five. It profiles Lew Alcindor and John Wooden's Bruins, notes Duke-UCLA rematches Dec 9-10 in Los Angeles, and lists key players for Kentucky, Western Kentucky, Texas Western, Louisville, Houston, Loyola Chicago, Davidson, and West Virginia, highlighting season expectations and contenders for the NCAA title.
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Louisville
Houston & Loyola
Chicago
Davidson
West Virginia
Adolph
University of Kentucky
Rupp
Kansas
Wilt Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Lew Alcindor
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Bruin
John Wooden
Houston
Loyola
Dayton
North Carolina
Brigham Young
LaSalle
Boston College
Los Angeles
Alcindor
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Wooden
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Allen
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Michigan
Cazzie Russell
Clem Haskins
Western
John Oldham
Don Haskins
Bobby Hill
David Lattin
Nevil Shed
Willie Cager
Willie Worsley
Miners
Westley
Elvin Hayes
Loyola of Chicago
Corky Beil
Doug Wardlaw
Alan Miller
Rod Knowles
Tom Youngdale
Dave Moser
Indiana
Mountaineers
Bucky Waters
Bucky
Ron Williams
Carl Head
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Shields Motor CO. Inc
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Wigger
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Losdp
Save
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Kmart
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Sandy Padwe
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Padwe
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Pat Riley
Lou Dampier
Thad Jaracz
Riley
Dampier
Jaracz
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Phil Argento
Bob Verga
Lewis
Bob Reidy
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