College Track Feud Sparks North California Coaches Rift
Bay Area college track coaches openly challenge the USTFF and NCAA bans with threatens of defiance. Institutions weigh risks of losing $100,000 TV revenue and access to national meets. California State College at Hayward coach Lew Comer laments athlete harm and urges a continuous indoor amateur program for post college athletes.
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Santa Clara
Upheaval in Oakland OAL Prompts Major Sports Overhaul
In Oakland a powerful faction seeks a complete revamp of the Oakland Athletic League and high school sports programs. The plan aims to restore the league to first class status, with a sweeping restructuring of the entire school sports structure. If behind the scenes talks fail, public rifts are expected to emerge soon.
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Oakland Athletic League
Mills undecided on entering San Francisco Indoor Invite
Billy Ais, indoor 10000 meter champion, weighs San Francisco Indoor Invitational on Jan 9 and cites his poor indoor track performance. He recalls a past AAU race moment where an official tried to pull him off, and he finished by widening his laps to avoid interference, highlighting his pride and self-improvement mindset.
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Hull Bros. Score Car Show Enters Montreal Run
Amar San Jose entry list notes Bobby Hull scoring his 1st goal of the season and Dennis Hull adding a score as the Chicago Black Hawks beat the Canadiens 6 3 in a split report on the 4th position game at the Santa Clara County Fairgrounds.
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Utes Triumph In Liberty Bowl Defeating Mountaineers 32-6
Utah dominated West Virginia in the Liberty Bowl at Convention Hall Atlantic City 32-6 led by Ron Coleman 144 rushing yards on 15 carries with a 12 yard score and a 47 yard run. Roy Jefferson added field goals and Utah’s defense stifled WVU as Ernie Allen and John Fiscorik sparked key plays in a one sided game before 8059 spectators.
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Clegg
Varasee
Virginia
Eltersan
Utah Hawks Major Victory in Liberty Bowl Showdown
In Atlantic City Utah, coached by Ray Nagel, defeated West Virginia 32 6 to cap a breakout season as Ken Coleman earned game honors and Andy Ireland added a 47 yard TD. Nagel praised his defense and noted injuries to several ends including Roy Jefferson, while WVU coach Gene Corum lamented ineffective offense and stronger Utah play. Conditions were favorable on the Convention Hall turf with near ideal temperature.
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Andy Ireland
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Gene Corum
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Convention Hall
Utah QB Allen Named Most Valuable Player in Liberty Bowl
Utah quarterback Ernest Allen was named the most valuable player after the 32-6 Liberty Bowl victory over West Virginia. He passed for 72 yards and ran 28 more, adding a key 11-yard TD run and anchoring defensive plays. Utah junior Ron Coleman took top back honors with 154 rushing yards, while West Virginia’s Milt Clegg had 92 receiving yards and WVU’s lone TD.
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Pokey) Allen
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Milt Clegg
Coleman
Clegg
Convention Hall Grass Is Real At Atlantic City
In Atlantic City a giant indoor football field was laid on the Convention Hall floor for a Utah vs West Virginia game. The sod field was three inches thick, watered daily, cut regularly, and only the end zones were eight feet smaller than normal. The end zones bordered the platform where President Johnson accepted the Democratic nomination and where Miss America is crowned.
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Tulsa Aerial Ace Ignores Hard Blows
Tulsa quarterback Roman Rhome delivered a clutch performance in the Bluebonnet Bowl, completing 22 of 36 passes for 252 yards with one interception and rushing 22 times for 20 yards. He sparked drives with Weatherly’s 36 yard pass to Kinard and was named the game’s outstanding back by unanimous vote, while Willie Tomes earned the outstanding woman award.
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Chiefs guard Al Reynolds released from hospital
San Diego AP reporting guard Al Reynolds of the Kansas City Chiefs was released from Mercy Hospital after doctors determined surgery for a ruptured kidney was unnecessary. Reynolds, 28, sustained the injury last Sunday in a game against the San Diego Chargers.
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Ole Miss Falls to Tulsa in Bluebonnet Bowl Upset
Tulsa defeated Ole Miss 7-? in the Bluebonnet Bowl as coach Johnny Vaught and players voiced frustration over officiating and the late interception reversal. Tulsa quarterback Jerry Rhome praised his team while Ole Miss lamented calls and the tough opposing defense.
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Old Miss
Australian sprinter wind disallows world time record
Marilyn Black of Australia ran a world record equalling 10.3 seconds for 20 yards on Saturday but the time was disallowed due to wind assistance. Marlene Matthews of Australia set the record six years earlier.
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Aetna Finance Promotes Holiday Loan Plan
The ad urges readers to visit Aetna Finance Co for loans from 100 to 2000 dollars for shopping and expenses. It claims friendly service and convenient terms for those with salary income, inviting eligible people and families to apply, listing a Hawiards street contact.
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Rhome Delays Raiders Lose 1
Houston UPI reports professional teams signed at least three Bluebonnet Bowl players yesterday but failed to land Tulsa quarterback Jerry Rhome. Kinard Jordan Porterfield signed with San Diego Minnesota Denver and Oakland respectively while Rhome delayed signing amid talks with Houston Oilers Cowboys and other clubs.
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Major bowls head outdoors as season ends in January routine
The year end college bowl season shifts outdoors this week with matchups including Arkansas Texas Tech Georgia and Michigan versus Oregon State. Big games loom at Dallas Pasadena New Orleans and Miami as Florida State Oklahoma and Nebraska clash while all star games close the slate in Honolulu Mobile Montgomery and San Francisco.
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