Kilmer Leads West Past East in Close Scrimmage
Kilmer, inked by San Francisco, shows range as he throws for 102 yards and runs for 16 in a tightly fought East West scrimmage. Matte handles most East passes while Kilmer directs West sustained drives and a late first-half edge.
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Steelers Sign Risky Mack
PITTSBURGH UP I Willian Misek reports that Buddy Parker signed running back Mack from Notre Dame in the 20th round, calling it a calculated risk. Mack has injury history and was raised by grandparents in Allison Park after growing up in Pittsburgh area orphanage. If healthy, Parker believes he could be terrific in pro football.
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Triste Croaz Wins Caliente Headliner Race
Agua Caliente Mexico reports Triste Croaz with Lees ter Balaski up romped home in the headliner at Caliente Race Track. Purses totaled 515.1 with payouts of 5.8 and 1.60 across the board.
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Mietz Eyes Pro Football Prospect in San Leandro
San Leandro’s Mietz eyes a pro football future as he contemplates free agent offers. West East game praise centers on Charley Fuller and EB Hold, with Mason and Pottios noted for defense. Mietz hopes to join West Coast clubs, influenced by USC guard and recent brain surgery concerns.
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Prairie View A&M Grabs 19 8 Victory in Bowl Clash
Prairie View A&M secured its first bowl win with a 19 to 8 verdict over Arkoma AMEN as Panther halfback Charles Warner scored two touchdowns and Archie Sears added one. AMEN managed a lone score after a Prairie View fumble recovery.
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East West Classic Ends As Bruhn Remains Calm
At Kezar Stadium the East coach Milt Bruhn stayed composed amid the close finish while Notre Dame's Joe Kuharich yelled and gestured to his players, showing contrasting managerial styles in the East West clash.
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Ralston's Utags Yield In El Paso
New Mexico State aggies, Border Conference champions, take early third quarter lead when Gaiters runs 32 yards for a touchdown. Johnson caps a 65 yard drive with a pitch to Sims in the end zone. Sims, Kelly, Atkins and Galters made several spectacular catches as NMSU holds off El Paso crowd of about 16,000 in the 26th annual game.
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Bowl clash leaves Utah State and New Mexico State in defensive duel
In a tense Sun Bowl battle 60,000 watched as Utah State and New Mexico State traded leads in a defensive game. Dolph Camilli Jr. and Karl Hill made key plays for Utah State while New Mexico State responded with Lamont Miller and Ernie Reese on punt returns. The contest featured strategic coaching tension between Kuharich and Brubhn as both sides fought for clock control and momentum.
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Herbstreit Praised as Defensive Master by OSU Teammate
OSU defenders lauded Tiny Herbstreit as the standout player of the Rast Weet game. Teammate Tom Mette called him the best defensive back in the nation after Herbstreit sealed the victory with two critical interceptions.
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NCAA to Meet with Focus on Recruiting and Aid Rules
The NCAA convention opens Friday with emphasis on tightening recruiting practices and manual aid. Key participants include league officials and college athletics leaders seeking reforms to governance and athlete support.
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Cunliffe and Yerman Lead Sugar Bowl Track Meet
New Orleans hosts the first 1961 Sugar Bowl track meet featuring top thinclads and defending champions. Notable entrants include Oregon’s Dyrel Burleson, Houston’s Al Lawrence, USC’s Rex Cawley, Eddie Southern of Texas, Oklahoma State’s land dim Grahan, and California’s Yerman. The Styrons, Dave and Don, transfer from Northeast Louisiana to Southern Illinois and run on the 100 meter relay with Cunliffe missing a sub four minute mile by five tenths.
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Dufours Win Ski Prizes at Lake Tahoe Event
AP reported at Heavenly Valley that three Dufour family members from Sacramento swept prizes in the Ted Lewis guest slalom. Gary Dufour won the men’s ace, Ken Dufour Jr. placed fourth, and Belly afone Dufour won second in the women’s division. Father Ken Dufour Sr. had previously won the men’s race, with Mary Ardie of San Francisco taking the women’s crown. Third and fourth went to Carol Wood and Eileen Aberly.
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Kings Song In Tropical Victory
Coral Gables Florida corral park race details note Merberto Ninojosa traded four inners yesterday Kings Song led to win the City of Miami Beach Stakes by four lengths with In His Metal finishing fourth and clocking 1 43 for his fifth victory in nine starts The feature included Kings Song edge Royal Record in the Tropical Park race pursuit of victory
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AFL Title Clash Today Houston Slight Favorite
Rain lingers as AFL championship nears at Jep Pesen Stadium amid mud and oil dust. Los Angeles Chargers meet Houston Oilers in a showdown with both teams 10-4, led by coaches Gillman and Ryminis, while key players Hampered by injuries.
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Daredevil Yeaza Wins Malibu and Las Flores at Santa Anita
Jockey Manuel Yeaza rode from off the pace to win the $27,093 Malibu Stakes on Tompion and the $24,250 Las Flores Handicap on Linita at Santa Anita. Tompion posted 2:01 2/5 for six furlongs, with Linita securing a close finish as Neazy and My Dear Girl trailed. New Policy, favored earlier, was scratched after injuring a leg.
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Twins to Open Spring Training Camp Details
Minnesota Twins schedule highlights spring camp at Joe Torre Field in Florida with pitchers and catchers arriving first on February 22 and the full squad reporting March 3. The 28 game slate includes matchups against every major league team as part of a Florida schedule.
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Winning Golfer Secures Five Major Titles
New York reports that golfer Gene amazon has won all five major championships the U.S. Open the PGA Championship the Masters the British Open and the PGA Senior Championship marking a unprecedented sweep in professional golf history.
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Rams Set NFL Scoring Record in 70-27 Victory
Los Angeles Rams crushed the Baltimore Colts 70 to 27 to establish a new NFL single game scoring record on November 8. Hit by a dominant offense led by star players, the Rams seized control early and never looked back, tying and breaking multiple records as the Colts struggled.
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Ohio State Wins In New York Cage Festival
Ohio State defeated St Bonaventure 40 minutes tough in the Holiday Festival finale at Madison Square Garden. All American Jerry Lucas starred with 32 points and 17 rebounds earning the tournament MVP as St Bonaventure’s Smith played hard before bowing out. StJohns topped Utah 73 65 in the consolation game.
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College basketball results from invitational tournament roundup
Readable fragments show multiple games with teams such as St Bonaventure, Okan, Connecticut, Wake Forest, Maryland, Xavier, Cincinnati, George Washington, Akron, Northwestern, Notre Dame, Princeton, Missouri, Miami, North Carolina, Hampton Institute, and Winston-Salem. Scores appear in inconsistent order. some games list winners and losers with final points, but data is garbled and partially unreadable.
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Private group pursues Chargers move to San Diego stadium
In Los Angeles a private group of financiers plans to urge Chargers owner Barron Hilton to relocate the team to San Diego California. They propose using the Balboa Stadium with 37 000 seats and temporary bleachers and will present maps of Kearny Mesa site eight miles from downtown San Diego. The visitors have 40 acres and parking plans ready while Hilton weighs an attractive rental offer.
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