Browns not fussy about opponent in title contest
Cleveland Browns star discusses weather and stadium concerns for the January NFL title game. He says no matter whether the opponent is the Colts or Packers, preparation and strategy remain paramount and highlights potential impact of playing without Johnny Unitas. He notes the Eastern Conference clinch and comments on recent ejections and scoring title race.
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Dodgers' Aide HL Walsh Dies
Henry J. Walsh Jr longtime secretary and director of the Los Angeles Dodgers dies at 52 in St Luke Hospital Pasadena after a heart attack or stroke. Walsh linked to Dodger owner Walter F O Malley as brother in law and served the team 15 years.
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Olympic high jumper Tom Foe dies after accident
The former Olympic high jumper Tom Poor Eatareal died at Grand Lake Sports Center near here yesterday after a pie jumper incident. He was 2 years old and once starred for Uni vers of aie aes, finishing fourth in the 1924 Paris Games before being taken to Grove Hospital. Bill White and Dick Groat signed 1966 contracts with the Philadelphia Phillies after their October 27 trade with St. Louis Cardinals.
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Top Ten Upsets Shake College Basketball Poll
Duke remains No. 1 as UCLA drops from the top ten after losses that shake the AP poll. Houston tops Providence 102-89 led by Elgin Hayes. Southern Illinois wins with 24-1 second-half run while Wichita State slips. Minnesota’s Archie Clark fuels a 92-88 win over Detroit. Vanderbilt hosts California Santa Barbara. Montana visits Bradley.
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Gannon Five Edges Duquesne In Overtime Thriller
Gannon Five defeated Duquesne 68 45 with 12 seconds left in overtime as Pat Burke of Fairfield hit a late 18 foot shot and stole a pass to seal the win in a twinbill at Pittsburghs Civic Arena. Marshall beat St Francis 93 81, while Gannon crushed San Francisco State 87 62 in Erie led by Larry Peacock 90 points for Gannon and Everett Adams 22 for the visitors.
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Gilchrist Fined Again for Missed Workout
Denver Bronco fullback Cook ie Gilchrist was fined 100 dollars for missing a Saturday workout before a 45 35 loss to the Chiefs in Kansas City. Bronco vice president Jim Burris said coaches preferred a 200 dollar penalty and quoted Gilchrist demanding first class travel and accommodations.
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Bowling league scores highlight local bowlers last night
In Bowl-Aire men’s A League John Woodard posted 223 and 242, Barnes 217 207 193, Merkle 198 225 191, Shroter 211 226 177, with other 200+ efforts from Chapman Clark Clab batt Caruso Stewart Hammond Hand Mineo and Ottaway. McInnes Steel League saw shooters Van Tassel Hamilton Berry and Herberg tally high marks while Spartansburg and VFW groups posted solid scores.
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Mantle Wins First Hutch Award for Fighting Spirit
Mickey Mantle named winner of the Hutch Award honoring the late Fred Hutchinson. Election by league broadcasters and writers based on fighting spirit and burning desire. Hutchinson, former AL pitcher and Tigers Reds manager, died November 12, 1964.
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Lions Sign Pair Detroit Lions Add Cody and Yates to Line
The Detroit Lions announced on Monday the signing of linebacker Bill Cody and offensive tackle Bruce Yates, both from Auburn. The moves bolster the team's depth on defense and the line ahead of the upcoming season.
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Packer Rookies Bid for starting Packers backfield
CHICAGO AP Can a young runner challenge Jim Taylor and Paul Hornung for a starting backfield role in the Packers first NFL season The team announced the three year signing of Illinois fullback Jim Grabowski Grabowski says he will learn from Taylor and Hornung and do his best to break in
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Packers Sign Illini Star Grabowski Amid Draft Hype
Report says rookie Gra bowski will join the Green Bay Packers on a three year deal with rumors of a 50 000 a year salary and a 100 000 signing bonus. Coach Vince Lombardi praised his potential and noted the Illinois back could add size and start as a rookie. Grabowski set Big Ten rushing records including 239 yards in a game and 996 in a season.
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Jim Brown Named NFL Player of the Year in NY vote
Jim Brown of Cleveland was chosen as NFL Player of the Year by the New York chapter of the Pro Football Writers Association. He edged Gale Sayers of the Chicago Bears in a close vote after leading the league with 1,544 rushing yards and 21 touchdowns, one fewer than Sayers.
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Barry Leads Warriors In Loss Ends Skid
Rookie Rick Barry scored 37 points and grabbed 25 rebounds as the Warriors snapped the three game losing streak in the lone NBA game. Wilt Chamberlain poured in 45 for the 76ers but Hal Greer was shut out after the first quarter by Al Attles.
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