Skorich Is Discharged As Wolman Buys Eagles
Philadelphia owner Jerry Wolman announced the release of coach Nick Skorich after purchasing the team for 5.505 million dollars. He named potential successors including Joe Kuharich Paul Brown and Red Hickey and said he would interview all candidates after the NFL meeting in Miami.
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Tennessee Army to play two year football pact
Tennessee will host Army in 1965 and play at Memphis in 1966 under a two year football schedule. The announcement came from Knoxville sources via UPI.
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Hawks and Bullets Surge In YMCA Junior League Wins
The Hawks defeated the Pistons 77 62 and the Bullets beat the 78ers 77 62 in two high scoring Junior League games at the YMCA Monday. Phil Jacoby and John Neusher led the Hawks with 18 points each while Mike Robins scored 19 for the Pistons. Sam Russo topped the Bullets with 25 points as five players hit double figures for each side.
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Warriors Put John Windsor On Waivers
SAN FRANCISCO AP John Windsor a foot 8 rookie forward from Stanford was placed on waivers Tuesday by the San Francisco Warriors. The move reduces the Warriors roster to 10 players, two under the NBA limit.
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Boxing results from fringe shows in New York and San Jose
Harold Richardson of New York stopped Jimmy Dupree of New York at 7 in a boxing card. Al Chabot of San Jose outpointed Gabriel Hernandez of Los Angeles in San Jose.
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Winter Games Held As Planned In Austria
INNSBRUCK Austria UPI officials said the 1934 Winter Olympics would proceed as scheduled despite light snow. The event, called the Spring Olympiad by some, sees sunny skies and clear roads as crews haul in snow from other areas and soldiers prepare trails for competition.
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Windsor Mt Girls Beat Chester 69-46 in Chester gym
Windsor Mountain School girls basketball improved to 3-3 with a 69-46 victory over Chester High. Bobby Goodsader led with 26 points, Toni Coles added 22, Linda Michaels 17, while Mary Raitio topped Chester with 22.
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Hawks Coach Gallatin and Loseutoff Near Brawl Over Vaughn Injury
St Louis coach Harry Gallatin and Boston’s Jim Loseutoff nearly exchanged blows as Gallatin checked Chico Vaughn after an eye injury. Loseutoff called Gallatin a showboat, while Gallatin defended his actions, saying no bad blood existed. The incident occurred during a crowded game with 8,331 fans.
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Royals Rally Beats Knicks For 32nd Win In NBA Standings
The Cincinnati Royals beat the New York Knickerbockers 139-124 to reach 32 victories in the NBA season, tying Eastern Division leaders Boston Celtics for most wins. The Royals remain 3 1/2 games behind the Celtics, who lost to St Louis 116-114 on Zelme Beaty’s late jumper.
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Veterans To Officiate At Ski Meet
Veterans to officiate the Pittsfield ski meet with Winthrop P Gutmann as slalom chief and Max Sauter and George Maynard heading the downhill on the Shadow and Ghost trails. Mrs William Fosty and Mrs Maynard record, Willard Bridgham statistician. Contestants must pick up numbers by 9 A.M.
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Kennedy Wins Hearts At Boston Sports Dinner
Ted Kennedy, the 31‑year‑old U S senator from Massachusetts, won the crowd at the 10th annual B’nai B’rith sports dinner in Boston while hockey legends and track greats paused to honor his late brother. Kennedy thanked Americans and Canadians for sympathy after President Kennedy’s assassination and joked about a future Kennedy team. NCAA hockey hall of famers, including Maurice Richard, were introduced by NHL President Clarence Campbell. Paavo Nurmi and Jesse Owens joined the event with brief remarks.
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Joseph wins All-Star qualifying trophy at Dallas event
Lan sing, Michigan pro Joseph stormed from sixth to win the $100,000 All-Star bowling tournament qualifying trophy with a 32-game total of 6914. He spiked a final block of 214 264 214 192 1324 to seize the lead, while Ted Hoffman dipped to third after a 1240 final round.
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Green Mountain Park to run 49 harness nights in April
Green Mountain Park in Pownal Vermont will start its first harness race meet on April 4, a 49 night stand. The Vermont State Racing Commission approved the harness dates and track management plans a purse schedule of $6000 or more per night with nine races nightly and first post at 8 15. Weekend features will offer purses around 1500 plus daily and twin doubles. General Manager Vincent J Bartima noted applications for stalls have come from every New England section. Harness racing remains a regional hallmark in Vermont and New England.
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Mayer Retires From Hockey After Reds Suspension
Providence Rhode Island veteran goalie Gil Mayer, 33, announces retirement after 15 years in the sport. The American Hockey League player says he quit following the Reds suspension for refusing to fill in for Ed Giacomin on a three game trip, citing a prior travel agreement and his work in the tax business. Providence has dropped 12 of its last 15 games.
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Liston Clay Fight May Set Receipts Record
New York. The Sonny Liston Cassius Clay heavyweight title bout at Miami Beach on February 25 may set a world receipts record near 7.45 million dollars. TNT president Nathan Halperin said 1.2 million paid viewers could occur at 300 U.S. and Canadian sites with an average $5 seal. Live gate at Miami Beach Convention Hall could yield about 1.2 million. Radio and other rights may add around 250 thousand.
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NHL Games Tuesday Results and Schedule
Tuesday results note no games played. Upcoming games include Montreal at Toronto and Boston at New York. Thursday’s slate features New York at Montreal and Chicago at Boston.
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Bid for NFL TV Rights May Go to 15 Million
Three major networks are expected to bid around 15 million dollars each for a new two year NFL tele vision rights contract. NBC leads in sports bidding, with CBS and ABC also in play as the AFL rights face an open market. NBC already secured college games and the Orange Bowl, while ABC holds a one year AFL option.
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Whitfield Accepts Montana State Coaching Post
Clint Whitfield, 27, formerly BYU head coach for three years, is named assistant football coach at Montana State University in Missoula.
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Rangers win two Peewee Pack games
The Rangers beat the Black Hawks 4-1 and then edged the Red Wings 3-0 in Boys' Club Peewee Hockey League play. Gene Fitzgerald scored all four goals in the first game and assisted another in the second, with Phil Formel and Dan Carrity also scoring in the second.
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