Free Subbing Return Favored by Writers
A Associated Press poll of 138 football writers shows 77 percent supporting unrestricted substitution in 1965. Critics cite hypocrisy of 1964 clock-stopping penalties to stall play. Some voters urged no change or favored stricter limits. unlimited subs last used in 1952. Ray Giffin of the Idaho Daily Statesman endorses returning to unlimited substitutes.
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Acid mine drainage costs West Virginia economy, study shows
A U S Bureau survey cited by Senator Byrd shows acid mine drainage pollutes 1150 miles of West Virginia streams. Rivers named include Kanawha 130 miles Ohio 288 miles Big Sandy and Tug Fork 71 miles and Monongahela 70 miles. The pollution deters sport fishermen and costs the state in tourism revenue.
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Nagel Eyed by UCLA Coach Named as Possible Successor
New York reports coach Ray Nagel of Utah said he has been contacted about UCLA’s open football post. He notes he has not thought about the matter, but Utah players will depart Tuesday by chartered plane for Salt Lake City as the team ends its busy season.
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Shula Plans No Big Change For Colts Chiefs Title Game
Baltimore coach Don Shula said there would be no dramatic changes for the Colts defense or offense as they prepare for the NFL championship against Cleveland. At 34, in only his second season, Shula stressed sticking with proven methods and said there is no tomorrow in the season, with film study and game plans ongoing as his 40-man squad and assistants focus on Sunday’s showdown.
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Stumbling Through D. E. Scrapbooks With Clay Martin
Clay Martin recalls days at Davis and Elkins College from 1929 to 1933. He describes how playing for D and E shaped a national tour under Senator Jennings Randolph and the early Atlantic City football game in Convention Hall.
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Colts and Browns set for NFL title clash
Shula outlines game plan against Cleveland as John Unitas leads the Baltimore Colts in a championship bid. The NFL title game at Cleveland’s 77,096 seat stadium will draw about 82,000 fans with 9,000 from Baltimore and pay each winner over 8100 to the loser over 5000 in shares. The TV rights bring income, with CBS paying 1.8 million and most receipts allocated to players and league offices.
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Randolph’s Basketball Tours Across States and California Trip
Randolph recalls 1931-32 season six games in six days in New Jersey West Virginia and Charleston with Morris Harvey and Bluefield. He notes Christmas trips to New York City in 1929-41- and a 1932 California voyage with Cam Henderson seven players. 14 games in 17 days, seven wins seven losses, total 470 points for both sides. He mentions altitude fatigue in Colorado Springs and a Denver game after a train breakdown.
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Bud) Shelton
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