U S Track Says King Leads In Olympic Trials
Melbourne AP reports track experts rate Leamon King as the top U S 100 meter challenger, with Dave Sime Willie Williams and Jim Galli day also in contention. Coach Jim Kelly defends the team while Morrow and Murdoch shine in early 100 meter races. Olympic visit notes and international remarks close the piece.
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Fear Cain Out Of Olympic Meet
Melbourne AP reports Cain from Jowi's Big 1 team reinjured his back and was hospitalized after a slipped disc during fall workouts. The condition worsened during the United States victory over Japan, threatening his Olympic participation.
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Louisville Franchise War Boost From Rams Offer
Louisville mayor announces Fred Levy Jr of the Los Angeles Rams offers 15,000 to help the ailing club. Association president asks attorney to bid for assets as the team lies in receivership with debts over 100,000. Levy's 35,000 pledge raises total offers to 875,000 to keep the club in Louisville.
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Miami crushes Virginia to an 18-0 shutout
The Hurricanes, ranked second in rushing defense, limited West Virginia to 248 total yards in an 18-0 win. Ed Oliver kicked a 16 yard field goal and Mike Iudock set up a scoring pass with a 25 yard return. The shutout marked a first for Mountaineers in 55 games as Furman beat Davison 27-12.
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Seixas rallies to win in Aussie tennis meet
Vic Seixas of Philadelphia advances in the South Australian championships after a five set win over Ben Howe. Herbie Flame of Beverly Hills defeats Mal Anderson in straight sets. Giammalva beats Don Candy as a young Aussie star falls. In women’s singles Altha Gibson of New York falls to Sherrer in straight sets.
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Johnson Scrubbed From Olympic Broad Jump Competition
Rafer Johnson of Kingsburg California was scratched from the Olympic broad jump as competition opened on the second track day under a hot sun. Jim Kelly withdrew with a twisted knee and did not provide injury details before the decathlon. Art Larsen, former national tennis champion, improved but remained unable to talk as he recuperates in Eden Township Hospital.
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Immaculate Conception Downs OLVA 61 52 in Opener
Immaculate Conception defeated OLVA Waterlug 61 to 52 in the Greyhounds season debut. Frank Fish scored 15 for the winners and Mike Weller added 14 for OLVA, as LC’s John Willenborg and Larry Wagner led OLVA with 17 and 14 points respectively.
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Bell Wins Olympic Broad Jump Amid Severe Leg Cramps
Greg Bell of Indiana University collapsed with leg cramps after a 25 feet 8 3/4 inch leap to win the Olympic broad jump title in Melbourne. He said the cramps struck on the fourth jump as he passed the 11th round, then continued after a first jump under 24 feet. Bell, from Bloomington, Indiana, recovered to seal the victory on his second attempt.
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St Josephs Chosen For Aluminum Bowl
St Josephs College accepted an invitation to play in the Aluminum Bowl at Little Rock Arkansas on December 2. The team stood 8-1, won the Indiana Collegiate Conference with a 6-0 mark, and ranked No 1 in defense among small colleges. the bowl is sponsored by the NATA and will be televised by CBS.
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Army Navy on TV Highlighted as National Game of the Week
Philadelphia report notes Army vs Navy will be the nationally televised game of the week on Saturday. NBC will carry the broadcast as the main event, replacing line broadcasts.
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Patterson Moore Ready for 15 Round Chicago Showdown
Floyd Patterson has a sound right hand ahead of Friday's heavyweight title bout with Archie Moore at Chicago Stadium. Illinois athletic commission doctors cleared both fighters, with no abnormality found in Patterson's repaired hand that fractured against Hurricane Jackson.
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We're Still Top Team Says Alston
DARKTOWN Ohio AP Brooklyn Dodgers manager Walt Smoky Alston said the team will be the one to heat up when spring training begins March 1. He noted new players may join the lineup after touring Japan and singled out Fred Kipp Bob Lillis Don Demeter and Jim Gentile as promising. He stressed evaluation in Vero Beach camp next spring.
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Westmar Sears Triumphs 82-73 in Season Opener
Sioux City AP notes Westmar defeated Morningside 87-13 due to accurate free throws and cold field shooting. The clash closed the annual Morningside basketball coaching clinic as Len Rohde and Larry Bunphy led Westmar with 26 and 25 points.
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Theatres Schedule Updated For Saturday Showtimes
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