Coaching turmoil as Lemm, Halas clash over Allen move
Lemm resigns as Cardinals coach by mutual consent after a six month stay seeking a true head coach. Halas denounces Rams for signing George Allen to head Los Angeles, calling it tampering and threatening court action. Rams, Cardinals face season doting failures with multiple coaching vacancies across leagues.
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Bears
National Football League
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The
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Charles Idwill
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Atants
Pittsburgh
Mike Nixon
Washington
Bill McPeak
Joel Collier
Lou Saban
Buffalo
Miami
Erie swimming meet highlights for girls teams
Readable fragments show Erie area girls swim teams competing with ages 19 and under posting 60 8 in the 19 and under division and 58 10 in the 13 and under division. Juniors earned two medals along with a second place in the 60 8 and additional junior placings.
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Erie
Rcie Stahl
Larry’s
Ali Eni
Addi-Ton
Beaver Teams Hit Hard Night Of Action At Home
Corry Area High School hosts three winter sports events at the YMCA pool and gym. Corry's tankers face Erie Cathedral Prep in swimming, while wrestling authorizes Warren and the basketball squad clash with Strong Vincent in a return game. Harrison Keppel set a school mark in the 100-yard butterfly as Corry hopes for depth in a two-meet week, with Meadville visiting Thursday, and Warren and Corry featuring two undefeated wrestlers in a high-stakes clash that could highlight the night.
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Beaverland
Corry Area High School
Pnd
Corry
Erie Cathedral Prep
YMCA
Bill Cochran
Tankers
Prep
Beaver
Deiy Warren
Erie
Cochran Crew
Beaver Splashers
Meadville
Beavers
Corryites
Harrison Keppel
Keppel
Dick Fox
Vincent
Colonels
Cats Halt Bulldogs For Sixth Straight Victory
Kentucky’s unbeaten second ranked Wildcats edged Georgia 69 65 after both teams scored once in the first overtime and Kentucky held the Bulldogs to four points in the second extra period. Louie Dampier led with 23 points, Pat Riley added a basket in the second OT, and Clyde Lee notched 29 points with 28 rebounds. Vanderbilt and Kansas won, while Oklahoma fell in Lawrence.
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Kentucky
Wildcats
Georgia
Bulldogs
Associated Press
Vanderbilt
Mississippi
Kansas
Oklahoma
Athens
Frank Harscher
Louie Dampier
Harscher
Pat Riley
Aay Waller
Cliff Berger
Tommy Kron
Big Clyde Lee
Naves
Vane Dens Tnry
Misarn
Lawrence
Kan
Towa
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Bradley
Local high school games highlight Friday hoops slate
Tonight's schedule features Corry at Erie, Meadville at Erie Academy, Warren at Jamestown, Rocky Groves at Titusville, Cranberry at Oil City, See at West Forest, iDowell at Erie East, Northern Area at Youngsville, Fort LeBoeu at Northwestern, Wattsburg at Girard, Fairview at Iroquois, Union City at General McLane, Harborcreek at North East, Pymmalining at Cochranton, Cambridge Springs at Saeger town, Greenville at Hickory, Grove City at Reynolds, Townville at Linesville, Conneaut Lake at Conneaut Valley, East Forest at Pleasantville, Westfield at Randolph.
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Corry
Erie
Strong Vincent
Meadville
Erie Academy
Warren
Jamestown
Rocky Groves
Titusville
Cranberry
Oil City
Cpn See
West Forest
iDowell
Wilt Or Bill Auerbach's Dilemma in All Star Game
Cincinnati AP report outlines Red Auerbach deciding whether Wilt Chamberlain or Bill Russell starts for the East in the 16th annual All Star Game in Cincinnati Gardens. The East, favored by 10 points, faces the West as top vote getters start, with Havlicek Robertson and Jones supporting Russell and Chamberlain.
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Wilt Chamberlain
Bill Russell
Red Auerbach
Auerbach
Cincinnati Gardens
Jerry
West Sound
Nai Olympians
Cazzie Ri Zo
Ponte A
Wigan
Indiana
Michigan State
Purdue
Dave Sehellhase
DePaul
Westernland Southern
Tlinois
Kentucky Wesleyan
Boycling Court Names Dick Merkle and Team
Dick Merkle and partners named Boycling teammates Joe Malek Bob Bracken and Harry Oldencki for the upcoming season. The roster reflects a mix of veterans and newcomers aiming to bolster the squad’s performance.
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Dick Merkle
Joe Malek
Bob Bracken
Harry Oldencki
Bowling league scores highlight strong A and B play
In Bowl Aire and VFW leagues, multiple bowlers posted high series and games. Merkle delivered 638 with 180 200 958, Bracken 205 201 204, Olden ski 220 216 167, Malek 223 194 199, Sandburg 207, Roa 204, plus numerous 200s from Fart Meerhoff to Archie Wetmore and Chuck Roberts.
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Bowl-Aire
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Bracken
Oldenski
Art Perkins
al Dunnewald
Gary Dingfelder
Ed Cieslak
Jon Barnes
Paul Clark
Robbie Robinson
McInnes Steel League
Dave Herberg
Archie Wetmore
Dale Dornan
Bill Lamielle
VEW
Walt Jibas
Don Jones
Joe Niedomy
George Price
Spartansburg
Chuck Roberts
Bill Scouten
Cubs Trade Clemens for Covington in Phillies Swap
Chicago Cubs announce a straight swap sending Doug Clemens to Philadelphia for Wes Covington. Covington, 33, NL veteran, hit .247 in 101 games last season with 10 doubles, one triple and 11 home runs. Clemens, 26, from Leesport, exits the Cubs lineup.
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Chicago Cubs
Doug Clemens
Wes Covington
Philadelphia Phillies
Covington
Phillies
Glemens
Leesport
NFL and AFL Battles Over Top Draftees Revealed
Space era intrigue colors NFL and AFL draft drama as Frank Borman allegedly intervenes with Tommy Nobis to sign for Houston while Kansas City signs Mike Garrett. Reports claim Donny Anderson rejected an $1.88 million package. The piece details huge contracts, league signings, and uncertain totals across the 1960s football war.
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Jim Grabowski
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Michigan State
Hal Lucas
San’ Prathelsed
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Oklahoma
Carl McAdams
Rodger Bird
Kentucky
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Mississippi
Mike Dennis
Stan Hindman
San Francisco
George Rice
LSU
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Missouri
Rick Norton
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Arkansas
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Sam Ball
Baltimore NL
Bill Yearby
Michigan
Milon Morin
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Willie Towers
Tulsa
Juckle
Dallas
Bud Adams
Adams
Oilers
Houston Hit With Severe Probation
The University of Houston faced a three year probation from the NCAA for multiple violations between 1962 and 1965. The penalties include bans on postseason bowl games, NCAA telecasts, and reduced financial aid to athletes. Officials cited overzealous coaching friends as contributing factors and expressed deep regret.
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NCAA
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Larry Fouke
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Art Bergstrom
CAA
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