Umpires and Fame Highlight Cubs Banquet Story
Sports writer Jack Hans reflects on umpires as humans while praising Jacko Conlan honored at Chicago writers banquet. The piece recounts Conlan’s rise from minors to majors and a former player’s advice tale about striking out and staying true to the craft.
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Pot of Gold Golf Stars Tee Off in Los Angeles
Top PGA players converge in Los Angeles for the Pot of Gold event with a $350,000 purse. Defending champion Phil Rodgers headlines a strong field including Littler, Mickelson, and Weiskopf as they return from winter layoff to test form at the start of the season.
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Pro Am Sets Stage for Los Angeles Open Warmup
In Los Angeles the early warmup round for the LA Open featured Bah McCallister, former University of California star, hitting a WY iron on Byrd par three. The five six tournament is officially named to begin tomorrow with a Pro-Am held today.
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Kemp Named To AFL East Team
A disjointed sports note lists Kemp joining the AFL East Team as a right winger for the Buffalo Bills. The item references other players and a recent game, mentioning a 32 victory by the Leafs and remarks from a coach.
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AAU Accepts Arbitration Mediator Nomination in Olympic Dispute
Palm Bragh Florida dispatch reports the AAU accepted President Kennedy's mediation plan with Gen Douglas MacArthur as mediator or arbitrator in the NCAA dispute over track and field eligibility for the 1961 Tokyo Olympics. Salinger noted informally that NCAA may cooperate though no formal assent yet. the issue centers on an agenda affecting U S athletes' Olympic eligibility and selection of a national team.
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One Step Back For Machen Seals After 7th Straight
Edilhe Machen and McNabb figure in a tense scene as San Francisco Seals and Blades clash in the West Coast league. A six day feud precedes the incident at the Cow Palace and results in a suspension for one player.
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Muchen's transfer to Napa hospital after violent incident
Muchen was moved from Tospiti to Napa institution for private treatment after police found him with a pistol and attempting self harm. Superintendent Miller said he showed great improvement but displayed violence, knocking over furniture and injuring guards. A brief superior court hearing followed with testimony of schizophrenia, and Judge Lynchard ordered indefinite confinement in the state hospital. His boxing career began in 1955 with a run of 24 straight wins before financial problems and marital strain cited as factors.
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Eight More In Stanford Hall of Fame
Stanford University adds eight new inductees to its Hall of Fame as Coach Biel Poilo confirms continued use of Larry MejNabl and Ernie Caddel highlights. The ceremony honors players from Stanford’s standout football and basketball eras.
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Royal Honored 28th for Bearcats Sports Update
Dallas report notes UPI and AP items naming Warren, a five bowl team producer, and Texas figures like Bob Cardinall in notable sports moments. Cincinnati, Southwest athletes, and University of Texas names appear with references to track, basketball, golf, swimming, and tennis results and honors. George Harrison and John Heston Chast War are mentioned among sports figures.
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Ask Earlier Start For Rose Bowl
Los Angeles County supervisors urged Rose Bowl officials to start future games earlier after the 1963 classic stretched into darkness. The request, prompted by Kenneth Hahn, noted poor lighting confused spectators and players, leaving visiting fans stranded after the game ended.
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SC Coach Denies Row At Badgers After Rose Bowl
Southern California coach John McKay denied praising Wisconsin after the Rose Bowl, saying he must have been misunderstood. He insisted Wisconsin would not finish last in USC's league and called the Wisconsin team a real fine football squad. The coach's remarks circulated amid questions about his comments on Wisconsin.
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Ski Trials To Be Televised From Garmisch
CBS TV will televise the Olympic ski jumping trials from Garmisch Germany on January 13. About a dozen of the United States top jumpers have competed in European meets for the last month.
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VanderKelen Draws AFL Interest Amid NFL Draft Speculation
Wisconsin quarterback VanderKelen, once overlooked in the NFL draft, draws attention from several AFL teams including Boston and Los Angeles as clubs weigh his dramatic Pasadena showing and late rising stock. Reports note Packers interest waning as CFL and Winnipeg rights negotiations surface while teams reassess his all around skills instead of a pure specialist profile.
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Blitzed Warriors Face Road Trip After Boston Loss
San Francisco Warriors head on a three game road swing after a 135-120 defeat by Boston. Will Chamberlain led SF with 23 points as Sam Jones scored 34 for the Celtics, who outscored the hosts 216 in a five minute stretch in overtime. The Warriors meet Cincinnati, Chicago, and St. Louis on the trip.
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Stanford and Casanova Face Coaching Speculation
In Los Angeles for the Rose Bowl, Len Casanova of Oregon disclaims interest in Stanford's coaching job. He says he has a professorship at Oregon and plans to stay, despite his name being among several contenders after Jack Cordova’s ouster in November.
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VanderKelen Key to Hula Odds Change
Honolulu report notes VanderKelen arrives to assume North Stars quarterback duties at the Hula Bowl and join Pat Richter as Wisconsin stars. North coach Rip Engle teams up with Vic AdU Stadium observers as Rose Bowl influence shifts odds. Also mentions East and West rosters for NBA All-Star game selections.
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Warriors Set Bakersfield Tilt
SAN FRANCISCO Warriors of the National Basketball Association will host Detroit in an Jan 24 home game at Bakersfield Junior College.
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Katine Signs 1963 Pact with Warriors for Four Home Games
Detroit UPI report notes Katine, the Warriors forward, agreed to a 1963 contract claiming four home games outside San Francisco. General Manager Eddie Gottlieb announced the schedule with a proposed $52,000 figure as Katine was set to play Chicago on February 4 at the San Jose Civic Auditorium.
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