Seventeen Named Charter Members Of Pro Football Hall
Canton Ohio AP seventeen men who shaped pro football as players coaches founders or league officials were named charter members of the National Professional Football Hall of Fame. A 14 member board selected them from 80 nominees after the Dec 29 election. Induction will occur next summer or fall at the Hall of Fame in Canton with next year’s ceremony.
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Cal Hubbard
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Don Hutson
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Veeck Bids for Washington Senators as Sale Talks Grow
Washington AP reports two groups bid for control of the Washington Senators with a sale possibly within days. Bill Veeck led group offers 5 million dollars for the team and stockholders including Elwood R. Quesada are moving toward a sale while other directors consider acquiring remaining shares.
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Charles City Couple Wins Bowling Tourney
Joyce Christensen and Gene Hilg ers of Charles City won the Lucky 10 Mixed Doubles at Lucky Lanes with 1276 in the final round. Charlotte and Bob Conway of Elma finished second with 1267, followed by LaVerne and Clarence Tindell of Postville with 1245 and Mary and John Poock of Tripoli with 1239.
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Free throw mystery fuels Iowa basketball turnaround
In a look at Iowa's recent surge under Coach Sharm Scheuerman, the Hawks credit a new drill for their late comeback wins over Ohio State and Michigan State. The exact secret remains a team secret, as the coach and players choose to keep the method under wraps.
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Rozelle Briefs NFL Owners On Betting Probe
Commissioner Pete Rozelle briefed representatives of all 14 NFL clubs on the status of his ongoing investigation into reports that players bet on games and had associations with gamblers. Jim Kensil said no specific names or teams were discussed and a final report would not be issued at the meetings. The owners remained silent as the probe continued.
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Hoosiers Edge Purdue to Preserve Perfect Loop Record
Indiana escaped Purdue 74 73 on a game winning basket by Tom Van Arsdale to move to 3 0 in the Big Ten. Ohio State routed Northwestern 72 70 as Gary Bradds scored 35 points and kept pace in the conference race. Indiana heads home to host Northwestern and then faces Illinois in a key showdown for the league lead.
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Creighton Defeats St Ambrose 82 66 In Davenport
Creighton Bluejays beat St Ambrose 82 to 66 as Paul Silas scored 30 points and grabbed 20 rebounds. Larry Wagner and Ron Bohls added 19 points each for Creighton while Jimmy Rays led St. Ambrose with 25 points. Creighton improves to 10 7. St Ambrose drops to 5 7.
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Nine Cedar Rapids graduates eye Milwaukee Braves in spring
Nine Cedar Rapids graduates head to West Palm Beach Florida this spring seeking spots on the Milwaukee Braves roster. Six have prior Braves experience and are joined by three with faint chances. The new Braves stadium near West Palm Beach misses opening day March 9 due to a contract dispute over parking and roads. a partial facility with no roof press box or end grandstand sections will be ready, with additions planned for 1964.
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Corky"’ Withrow
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Taylor Blasts Huff For Piling Tactics
Jim Taylor and Sam Huff clash over rough play in the Giants Packers championship. Taylor, speaking from Baton Rouge, cites hard piling and a hurt elbow, while noting he has not seen game films to claim dirty play. He says more unnecessary roughness penalties should have been called.
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Ohio State Edges Sertypentern In Tight Big Ten Showdown
Ohio State beat Sertypentern 72 to 70 in a close Big Ten college basketball matchup. Indiana defeated Purdue 74 73 while other results included Creighton over St Ambrose 82 66 and DePaul 55 over Bowling Green 53.
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Ortiz in Satisfactory Condition After Gastric Surgery
Manuel Ortiz former world bantamweight champion is reported in satisfactory condition after gastric hemorrhage surgery four days ago in El Centro California.
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Reformatory Hawks Roll Cherry-Burrell 92 74
The Reformatory Hawks defeated Cherry-Burrell 92 to 74 at Anamosa. C Hussman scored 23 points to lead the Hawks while Van Horbeck poured in 29 for Cherry-Burrell. The Hawks will host Shada's of Anamosa this Saturday.
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Renfield Importers Whiskey Blend Blends 86 Proof 4 Years Old
Renfield Importers presents W. C. blended whiskey 86 proof with 27 percent straight whiskies aged four years or more and 72 percent grain neutral spirits. The label emphasizes age and composition for consumer guidance.
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