East West Shrine clash set under sunny forecast at Kezar
The 41st East West Shrine game in San Francisco at Kezar Stadium expects sunny weather and a 4 45 p m start. East favored 5 points with Big Ten players led by Illinois fullback Jim Grabow ski facing Heisman winner Mike Garrett and a West roster touting talent from USC Arizona State and Notre Dame. Coaches John Ralston and Schwartzewalder plan pro style offenses for an aerial battle as Minnesota's John Harrison starts at quarterback for the East while Tom Hodges backs him.
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Jim Grabowski
Illinois
Kezar Stadium
Big Ten
Mike Garrett
Southern California
John Ralston
Stanford
West
Ben Schwarzewalder
East
Minnesota
John Harrison
Tom Hodges
Virginia
Paul Stein
Air Force
Washington
Ted Hullin
New Mexico
Stan Quintana
Xarl Noonan
Iowa
Bill Malinchak
Indiana
Phil Sheridan
Notre Dame
Aaron Brown
Schwartzwalder
Grab
Junior Golfers Must Pay Own Way To Events
The United States Golf Association announced that junior golfers under 18 may not receive expenses to events where non juniors compete. The amateur rule takes effect Saturday, with rare exceptions possible. Previously there was no limit on outside expenses for juniors.
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United States Golf Association
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Complete List Of Grid Games Yet To Come
The Associated Press lists remaining college and professional football games with sites teams records times networks and estimated attendances. It covers bowls Gator Rose Orange and Sugar bowls, East West All Stars, Pro Bowl and various senior and all star games with CBS NBC and ABC coverage and crowd estimates.
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Fla
Georgia Tech
Texas Tech
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el Paso
Tex
Texas Western
Texas Christian
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San Francisco
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Pasadena
Calif
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Louisiana State
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Mis Cossouri
Florida
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Nebraska
Alabama
Texas Western Faces TCU In Sun Bowl Passing Showdown
Texas Westerns sophomore quarterback Billy Stevens aims to light up the TCU defense in the 31st Sun Bowl. Stevens has 21 touchdown passes and 3,032 yards this season as the Miners seek offense through the air against Kent Nix and a Horned Frogs squad that relies on a strong running game. Partly cloudy skies and high fifties are forecast for El Paso.
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Sponsors push to save Camellia Bowl in Sacramento
The Camellia Bowl Association voted unanimously to seek a new contract with the NCAA and continue staging the post season game in Sacramento despite five years of poor attendance and red ink.
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Donny Anderson Leads Tech in Gator Bowl Pick Emphasis
Donny Anderson, hours from signing a pro contract, powers Texas Tech as a three point favorite over Georgia Tech in the Gator Bowl. Expect a high scoring game with Anderson likely the focal point for 60,000 fans and a national TV audience. Weather is warm with a chance of showers as both teams air the ball frequently.
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Fla
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J. T. King
Texas ‘Tech
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King
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Arkansas
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Auburn
Sugar Bowl loosens grip on sellout status for Missouri Florida clash
New Orleans eyes 65 000 to 75 000 crowd as TV and rival bowls cut into Sugar Bowl sales. Missouri and Florida finalize game plans with Missouri slight favorite amid broadcast rights and blackout talk.
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Missouri
Florida
Louisiana State University
Arkansas
Maumus
Miami
Orange
National Broadcasting Co
Sam Corensnet Jr
Dallas
Los Angeles
Associated Press
Mrs Prothro Finds Coaching Life a New Lesson
Shirley Prothro wife of UCLA coach Tommy Prothro recalls meeting him in Memphis ten years ago and admitting she knew little about football beyond cheering. She now spends time at practices road trips and film sessions while learning the game, even as UCLA heads to the Rose Bowl.
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LOS Angeles
Tommy Prothro
Shirley Prothro
UCLA
Prothro
Memphis
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LSU C battle plan hinted for Cotton Bowl surprises
LSU coach Charlie McClendon says the Tigers may unveil a few surprises against Arkansas in the Cotton Bowl, aiming to slow the Razorbacks’ offense and mix in ball control with tempo changes. Arkansas coach Frank Broyles previews minimal changes as his team arrives in Dallas for the showdown.
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Frank Broyles
Tiger
Razorbacks
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Rose Bowl Preview Brightens as Skies Clear in Pasadena
Pasadena weather improves for the 52nd Rose Bowl between Michigan State and UCLA. NBC will televise in color with kickoff at 2 p.m. PST. MSU enters as two touchdown favorites after finishing undefeated in the Big Ten. UCLA relies on Gary Beban and a fierce front line to challenge them.
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Hal Lucas
Bubba Smith
Steve Juday
Clinton Jones
Bob Apisa
Gene Washington
Tommy Prothro
Uclans
Duffy Daugherty
Warriors
Close duel for major college scoring lead in NCAA
Dave Schellhase of Purdue and Bob Lewis of North Carolina battle for the top scoring average. Schellhase at 34.50 and Lewis at 34.43, with NYU’s Mal Graham third and other leaders noted in rebounds, free-throw accuracy, and team pace.
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Dave Schellhase
Purdue
Bob Lewis
North Carolina
Ncaa Service Bureau
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Lewis
Boilermakers
Mal Graham
NYU
Bill Melchionni
Villanova
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Rutgers
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Oklahoma City
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Nebraska
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Brigham Young
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Spindale Holiday Cage Tournament Resumes Tonight
SPINDALE N C AP The Spindale Holiday Basketball Tournament resumes Friday night with Wofford meeting Appalachian in the 7 pm opener and Western Carolina facing Campbell in the second game Finals and consolation games are set for Saturday night Last year Wofford beat Appalachian in overtime to win the title Wofford 22 8 season Appalachian 14 10 Wofford leads the series 6 2 over Appalachian 5 2 Western Carolina also 6 2 in conference play
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Appalachian
Western Carolina
Campbell
Blanchfield Improves Slightly In UC Heart Condition
Berkeley California AP reports Tom Blanchfield former UC halfback, 21, is slightly better but remains in critical condition with congestive heart failure after being hospitalized Friday last week.
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Calif
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University of California
Blanchfield
Finnish champ wins opening event at Oberstdorf meet
Veikku Kankkonen of Finland, Olympic champion, captured the first event in the international four hill ski jumping meet in Oberstdorf. John Ballant of Minneapolis placed fifth among 86 jumpers from 15 countries in the crack field.
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Germany
Veikku Kankkonen
Finland
John Ballant
Minneapolis
Packers Face Browns in Title Bid With Key Injuries
Fullback Jim Taylor with a pulled groin and quarterback Bart Starr still below par in passing limit Green Bay's prep for Sundays NFL title game with the Cleveland Browns. Taylor and Starr improved but were not at full strength as Vince Lombardi warned Starr must throw better. Paul Hornung and Don Chandler also figure in the ahead game plan.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
Green Bay
Wis
Jim Taylor
Bart Starr
Cleveland Browns
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Starr
Vince Lombardi
Baltimore
Jim Brown
Browns Think Lou Groza Holds Edge In Toe Battle
Browns believe Lou Groza has the decisive toe for Sundays NFL championship game with Green Bay. Groza, 41, leads in title-game scoring after eight appearances and a 52-yard field goal in 1951. Green Bay counters with Don Chandler, who made a 25-yard overtime winner in the playoff versus Baltimore.
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Cleveland
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Browns
NFL
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Baltimore Colts
Packers
Groza
Paul Hornung
New York Giants
Don Chandler
Chandler
Baltimore
Five Free Agent Signings for AFL Dolphins Panel
The AFL Dolphins announced five free agent signings led by Richie Martha a 190 pound halfback and Ernie Wheeler a 215 pound fullback from West Virginia. Also joining are Mike Buckner 205 pound defensive halfback from Northwestern Mike Collins 225 pound tackle from St. John's Minnesota and Kees Auer 270 pound defensive lineman from Mars Hill College North Carolina.
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Fla
Miami Dolphins
American Football League
Richie Martha
Ernie Wheeler
University of West Virginia
Mike Buckner
Northwestern
Mike Collins
St. John’s
Minnesota
Kees Auer
Mars Hill College
N.C
Rangers Swap Wingers With Clippers Recall Ted Taylor
The New York Rangers traded left wingers with their Baltimore affiliate in the AHL, recalling Ted Taylor and sending Doug Robinson to the Clippers. Robinson joined from the Chicago Black Hawks last February and had three goals in 24 NHL games this season, while Taylor scored nine times in 24 AHL games.
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New York Rangers
Baltimore
Ted Taylor
Doug Robinson
Clippers
Robinson
Chicago Black Hawks
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