Tar Heels Third In AP Poll With Kentucky Fourth
UCLA remains No 1 at 10 0 while Houston 15 0 secures second. St Bonaventure climbs to 11 0 and New Mexico to 13 0. Columbia enters 10th as Vanderbilt falls to eighth and Oklahoma City drops from eighth. Kentucky 8 1 moves to fourth as Tennessee rises to fifth and Utah to sixth. Top Ten teams face on road games this week with UCLA NC and Kentucky all slated away games.
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O Bonaventure
New Mexico
Associated Press
UCLA
Houston
St. Bonaventure
Columbia
Lions
Board of
Sports Writers and
Oklahoma City
Chiefs
Nevada Southern
Portland
North Carolina
Vanderbilt
Kentucky
Vandy
Tennessee
Utah
California
Stanford
North Carolina State
Clemson
Florida
West Texas State
Georgia
Arizona State
Arizona
DePaul
Mississippi
Wyoming
Colgate
North Carol
Army Boston College
Cornell
Davidson
Drake
Duke
Kansaska Sade
Louisville
Marquette
Ohio
Slate
Oregon State
Princetom
St. John’s
N.Y
Texas-El Paso
Toledo
Western Kentucky
100th Anniversary of College Football Observed
New York The National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame formed a committee to lead a yearlong national observance of college footballs 100th anniversary. C J LaRoche announced Donald B Lourie of Winnetka Illinois as Centennial Board chairman, with other members including Edgar Garbisch C Everett Bacon and Vernon R Alden.
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New York
National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame
C. J. LaRoche
Donald B. Lourie
Winnetka, Til
Lourie
Princeton
Walter Camp
Quaker Oats Co
LaRoche
F O
Mow Brunswick
N. J
Edgar Garbisch
West Point
C. Everett Bacon
Wihcisuen Tiniwercyorate
Vernon R. Alden
Ohio, University
Flustered wins Pimlico eighth. Glassell B. takes Tropical Park feature
In frigid conditions at Pimlico Flustered captured the six furlongs in 1 12 with 8.20 5.20 and 3.60 payouts. Glassell B. edged District Court by a nose to win Tropical Park’s six furlongs in 1:10 1-5 paying 5.40 2.80 2.60. At New Orleans Fair Grounds Charlotte sprinted to victory in the six furlongs with a 1:14 1-5 time paying 4.80 3.60 3.20. Special Flame placed, Honey Biscuit third. notes on temps and track conditions in racing roundup.
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Baltazar
Pimlico Race Course
Isiutalier
Glassell B
Tropical Park
District Court
I'm Charlotte
New Orleans Fair Grounds
Vin Charlotte
Special Flame
Honey Biscuit
Negro Athletes Enter Feb 16 Indoor Track Meet
New York AP report says many Negro athletes will compete at the New York Athletic Club indoor track meet on February 16 despite boycott calls. Meet director Ray Lumpp notes entries from sprinters Tommie Smith and Lee Evans were not confirmed yet, while Ralph Boston Jerry Proctor Bob Beaman and Charlie Mays are listed among entrants.
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NEW York
New York Athletic Club
Ray Lumpp
Tommie Smith
Santa Clara Valley
Lee Evans
San Jose State
Lumpp
Smith
Will Grimsley
Associated Press
AAU
NCAA
U.S. Track and Field Federation
Father W. I. Crawley
USTFF
Crowley
Madison Square Garden
Jim Ryan
Bob Seagren
Gerry Lindgren
Sane
Josselin and Roque Win On Paris Card
Jean Josselin former European welterweight champion stopped LeRoy Roberts of Norristown in the sixth round of a scheduled ten round bout on Monday night. Rene Roque outpointed Felix Mo of New York in another ten round match on the same card. Josselin decked Roberts for a weight-count early in the sixth, Roberts failed to defend and was overwhelmed.
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Paris
Jean Josselin
France
Le‘roy
Hurricane Roberts
Norristown
Roque
Felix Mo
New York
Josselin
Roberts
Brfase Thenfaras
Control Feud Heats Up as NCAA Mulls College Super Bowl
The dispute between AAU and NCAA over amateur status grows as USTFF threatens action over an invitational meet. The NCAA committee discusses a possible college football playoff, potentially aligning semifinals with bowls and a final game, branded by some as the NCAA Super Bowl.
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Brechler
le Jman
Brechier
NCAA
Hug
Litwhiler to coach U S Olympic baseball team
Danny Litwhiler of Michigan State will coach a U S college baseball squad for an eight team Olympic tournament in Mexico City this fall. A second U S squad will tour South America for exhibitions in Ecuador Venezuela and Colombia coached by J I Clements of Georgia Southern and assisted by Ron Fraser and Art Reichle. No dates fixed.
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New York
Danny Litwhiler
Michigan State
U.S
Mexico City
U.S. Baseball Federation
Litwhiler
Frank Lancet
Arizona
Elmer Kosub
St. Mary’s Tex
South America
Ecuador
Venezula
Colombia
J. I. Clements
Georgia Southern
Ron, Fraser
Miami
Fla
Art Reichle
Ucla
The Infernos Dykes Win City Armory Bout
Rudy Kay won a one fall 30 minute opener at City Armory defeating The Matador by pin with a submission hold at 18 43. Pancho Valdez beat Roger Kirby in 17 02. Bob Nandor defeated Chuck Conley in 17 05 with a mule kick and body press. The six man tag featured The Infernos and manager J C Dykes defeating Haystack Calhoun Amazing Zuma and Nelson Royal. The Infernos clinched the final fall after multi angle action. Next bouts tentatively set for Monday January 22.
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Rudy Kay
City Armory
Matador
Pancho Valdez
Roger Kirby
Bob Nandor
Chuck Conley
Nandor
Haystack Calhoun
Zuma
Nelson Royal
Infernos
J. C. Dykes
Neilson
Jack Terry
Lombardi Praises Raiders Ahead of Super Bowl
Holly wood AP Vince Lombardi praised the Oakland Raiders as well coached and quick on defense with a strong offense and pass rush. He noted fatigue for the Packers but confidence they will rise to the big game in Miami. He contrasted this team’s age and philosophy with past squads and dismissed retirement rumors, citing duties with the Raiders as primary.
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Hollywood
Fla
Vince Lombardi
Green Bay Packers
Oakland Raiders
Miami
Lombardi
Newsmen
Packers
Jas Aid
Okie
Omnee Snondwepaiaung
Buvien Eee Sanater
Bare Dlarr
Tim
Voney
Oakland
College Coaches Favor Current Grid Substitution Rule
New York AP reports college football coaches, led by Jack Curtice, voted 95 percent to keep the present substitution rule, dismissing economic motives for limited substitution. They endorsed retaining the 25 second play clock, keeping interior linemen in place, and preserving the current clipping penalties in most situations. They also backed returning to the 1966 punt return rule and urged consistent numbering practices.
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Marcus Plant
University of Michigan
Amazeu Athletic Union
AAU
Jack Curtice
University of California At Santa Barbara
Coaches
Pete Newell
University of California
NCAA
Albuquerque
N.M
The
Armed Services
NAIA
NEW York
American Football Coaches’ Association
Curtice
National Collegiate Athletic Asso
Ciation
Blues Boost Confidence In Tim Ecclestone Prospects
Tim Ecclestone, 20, asided by coach Scotty Bowman, stands as a top Blues prospect after joining from Kansas City. He credits the expansion draft move and his early NHL stint for opportunities, showing steady defense and growing scoring potential while balancing a competitive, confident mindset.
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Tad Menng
Val JG Peneral
Tim Ecclestone
National Hockey League
St. Louis Blues
Diwag
Oh Chiest
NHL
Scotty Bowmen
Ecclestone
Blues
Rod Seiling
New York Rangers
Seili
New York
Seiling
Timmy
The
Bowman
Kansas City
Ewigie
Becléstans
Taranto
Berlestone
Tim
Rangers
Ed Giacomin
Hull seals bizarre goal after bench interference in 4-2 Chicago win
Bobby Hull struck his 401st goal as the Chicago Black Hawks beat Boston 4-2. Referee awarded an automatic goal to Hull after Gerry Cheevers reached from the bench to interfere, Hull then scored again. Hull downplayed records, saying he hopes to keep playing despite injuries, joining hockey greats Beliveau and Richard in the 400 club.
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Chicago
Bobby Hull
Chicago Black Hawks
Golden Jet
National Hockey League
Hawks
Boston
Eirele
Detroit
Gordie Itewe
Montreal
Maurice Richard
Jean Beliveau
Hall
Wate Aoist Pest
Ve Negar
Will Trank
Pierre Pie Inte
Harry Sinden
Gerry Cheevers
Bruins
Eric Nesterenko
Hull
Hawk
Billy Reay
Quebec
Valve
Alan
British Tennis Officials Receive Decision Monday
In London, the British Lawn Tennis Association faced suspension from ILTF rules after Britain’s move to abolish the amateur professional distinction. The ILTF decision bars foreign amateurs from Britain and blocks British players from the Davis Cup and overseas events. Britain hopes US backing for open tennis may alter the outcome. Australia will decide Britain’s Davis Cup inclusion.
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Britain
ILTF
Maj
David Mills
All England Club
Don Navi Tome
Epide “Wa
Bri
Rome
Georgio di Stefani
International Lawn Tennis Federation
U.S. Lawn ‘Tennis Association
Australia
Basil Reay
British Lawn Tennis Association
di Stefani
NFL Players Farm Union Forms Militant Union
Hollywood Fla AP President Mike Pyle of the Chicago Bears says the new labor union within the Teamsters formed by the NFL Players Association will not picket stadiums. The group, named the American Federation of Professional Athletes, plans broad bargaining with club owners while avoiding strikes. Attorney Dan Shulman says the focus is grievances over minimum salaries a enhanced pension and pay during training camps and the exhibition season.
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Fla
Mike Pyle
National Football League Players Association
Pyle
Chicago Bears
NFL
American Federation of Professional Athletes
Teamsters Union
Dan Shulman
Chicago
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