The Alphabet’s Postseason Talent Dilemma
Ira Berkow examines Alphabet the rookie star who shone in his debut with 19 touchdowns eight 50 plus yard field goals and ten interceptions yet faces a future as a performer beyond football. Coach DeMille debates Alphabet future entertainment value and whether a grid star can become a showman in Las Vegas and on stage.
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NEW York
NEA
Elmer Jzcikowyzyski
Alphabet
DeMille
Johnny
Alphie
Coach DeMille
Red
Alph
Denny McLain
Carnegie Hall
Maury Wills
Mickey Lolich
Vegas
Lolich
Yokohama
Honolulu
Mudcat Grant
The
Kittens
Jimmy Ellis
Riverboat
Timmy Brown
Rosy Grier
Jimmy Brown
Frank Gifford
Stardust
Swan Lake
Lincoln Center
aAlphie
Rudolph Nureyev
Princeton panel finds no racism charges against Celman McCarthy
In Princeton New Jersey a committee chaired by Robert Goheen found no evidence to support claims of racist tendencies by football coach Dick Celman and freshmen coach Walter McCarthy. In Winnipeg Russia beat Canada 3 2 marking the Russians sixth straight exhibition win over the Canadians. In New York Fred Podesta resigns as president of Madison Square Garden Attractions after 25 years to start his own consulting company in entertainment television and sports.
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N.J
Robert #. Goheen
Dick Celman
Walter W. McCarthy
Canada
New York
Fred J. Podesta
Madison Square Garden Attractions, Inc
Podesta
The
Garden
District 23-4A basketball race heats up Friday
In district 23-4A action Ross Sterling hosts Deer Park while Robert E. Lee travels to Pasadena. Both Pasadena and Pasadena are credited as spoilers with four district losses, and a Friday win could spark a late surge. Deer Park and Sterling sit 5-2 in district play, facing a decisive clash that could shake the standings as Rayburn looms with two crucial games following REL.
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Gary Sherer
Deer Park
Sterling
Rangers
Homer Powell
Pasadena
J. Frank Dobie
Rayburn
REL
Dobie
Texans
Sam Rayburn
Ross Sterling
Spring Branch Westchester
Deer Gym
South Houston
Scoth Houston
Dabie
Ganders
AEL
Jay Bollinger
Sam
Dobié
Astro Grand Prix To Draw Racing's Finest
The $50,000 Astro Grand Prix indoor midget auto title will fill the Astrodome in March and 9. Co sponsored by Houston Sports Association and Pace Management, USAC sanctions the two day event with a 60 car field and a $20,064 daily purse plus a top ten overall point payout. Notables like Unser and Foyt are among drivers, with tickets at $10 to $4 and Victory Dinner at $12.
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Allen Becker
Pace Management Corp
Unser
Sun
Jim Kyle
Houston
Astrodome
Houston Sports Association
Pace Management Corporation of
United States Auto Club
Henry Banks
USAC
UAC
A. J. Foyt
Indianapolis
P.O
Foley’ Department
Sterling Deer Park Chase Rayburn For 234A Lead
The district 234A basketball race reaches halfway with Sam Rayburn leading at 7-0. Deer Park and Ross Sterling chase as contenders. next games include Rayburn at Westchester and Sterling versus Deer Park at the Deer Park gym.
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Sterling
Deer Park Chase
Rayburn
Alvin Dark Signs Cleveland Pact For Five Years
Cleveland AP report that Alvin Dark signed a five year contract to manage the Cleveland Indians for 300000 dollars total. He said he is tickled to death and grateful to his players for making the deal possible. The annual figure is 60000 dollars. The pact was announced Wednesday.
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Cleveland (Ap
Alin Dark
Cleveland Indians
Dark
Top Golfers Ready For Andy Williams Open San Diego
Eighteen of the year’s top money winners attend the $150000 Andy Williams San Diego Open at Torrey Pines. San Diego’s Billy Casper leads the field with strong earnings, while Charles Sifford Miller Barber and George Archer join the elite lineup alongside notable absences Tom Weiskopf and Arnold Palmer.
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San Diego
Billy Casper
Torrey Pines
Tom Weiskopf
Arnold Palmer
Casper
Charlie Sifford
South Africa
Harold Henning
Miller Barber
Kaiser International
Napa
Calif
George Archer
Crosby
Pebbie Beach
Andy Williams
Five Step Delivery Advice From Bowling Experts
The article explains delivering with five steps causes timing trouble and recommends four steps as best suited for bowlers. It notes arm swing breaks into four cycles and synchronization improves with four steps, while five steps disrupts timing and forces push set after the first step.
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Bob Strampe
Don Johnson
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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