Bears Coach Halas frees Allen to head Rams
Chicago owner George Halas released assistant George Allen after Judge Harrington ruled the contract with the Bears valid. Allen, named Rams head coach Jan 10, said he would sign with Los Angeles after the release. Rams president Dan Reeves and NFL Commissioner Rozelle expressed relief at the outcome.
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Dolphins Add Fight Players To Draft List
In Houston, the Miami Dolphins expanded their draft by adding eight players. among them were Kan sas City flanker Frank Jackson, Houston fullback Jack Spikes and Buffalo tackle Jim Davidson. The Dolphins also selected Russ O’Hanley Dick Westmoreland Ken Rice Mike Madock Tom Erlandson and others, totaling 24 of 32 picks. Earlier named selections included Bo Robertson Billy Joe Boston Billy Neighbors Eddie Wilson Wahoo McDaniel Willie West Norman Evans Tom Goode Dave Kocourek Ernie Park Rich Zechter Dick Wood Ed Cooke John McGeever Mel Branch Alphonse Dotsen.
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Jasmine Stakes at Hialeah Park Divides Fillies Race
Eighteen 3-year-old fillies named for Hialeah Park Jasmine Stakes at six furlongs run in two divisions Wednesday with nine in each. Lady Pitt heads division one while Native Street leads division two with full fields featuring Indian Sunrite Ambitious Lady and Champagne Woman among others. Awards total purse set at fifteen thousand per division with winners earning eleven thousand five hundred seventy. Jasmine tuneup for Mimosa on February 9.
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Bing Crosby Golf Tourney Attracts Top Celebrities
Pebble Beach California hosts the 25th Bing Crosby Golf Tournament with 500 in prizes. Celebrities from entertainment and sports practice on Cypress Point and other courses as Arnold Palmer Billy Casper Tony Lema and Jack Nicklaus arrive. Nicklaus jokes about early year form while shooting 74 in the Warmup round and borrows Jackie Burke Jr. putter to sink three straight from 15 feet.
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AFL Expands to Two More Teams by 1967 Season
AFL plans adding two franchises for 1967 with nine cities under review Portland Los Angeles Anaheim Chicago Milwaukee Cincinnati Philadelphia Washington New Orleans. Commissioner Foss says expansion will be decided later and a 12th team may debut in 1968 or 1969. Foss enforces a tougher stance on player and owner conduct amid tampering disputes.
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Ernie Ladd
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New York
High School All-America Grid Team picks 1965 players
Pennsylvania, Ohio and California lead with 22 players on Scholastic Magazine's 95 man high school All-America squad. Don McGhee tops at 278 pounds from Northwestern High Flint among 8 Pennsylvanians. The roster lists ends, tackles, guards, centers, quarterbacks and backs with numerous named players from across the nation.
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North Little Rock
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Woodbridge
Ron Miller
Akron
Don Law
Brownsville
Rich Saul
Butler
Paul Goodrich
Dallas
Mike Ballou
Los Angeles
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Wilmington
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Avondale
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Chicago
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Orland Park
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Valéosta
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Idaho Falls
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Columbus
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Wichita
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John Rippetce
Johnson City
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Lew Ritcherson
Waco
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Phil Hacen
Eau Claire
Wis
Greg Jones
South San Francisco
Mickey Cureton
Compton
Rob Anderson
Boulder
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Tony Stewart
New Britain
Conn
Clyde Kuehn
Belleville
Pete Aoare
Hopkinsville
Ross” Brupbacher
Lafayette
Lazsim Carter
Cazenovia
N.Y
Rocer Gann
Fayetteville
N.C
Steve Kenemore
Lee's Summit
Dave Brungard
Younastown
Paul Hult
Dover Ohio
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Steve Owens
Miami
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D.C
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Wichita Falls
Pat Sheehan
San Antonio Fee
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Dodgers Officials Predict Repeat as World Champs in 1966
Los Angeles executives E J Bavasi and Fresco Thompson said the Dodgers are good enough to become the NL's first back to back champions since 1957 58. They cited a stronger bench more open roster spots and potential pitching depth as key factors while noting the opposition will be tougher.
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Morris Claims Bears Agreed To Trade Him
Veteran linebacker Larry Morris said he would join the Atlanta Falcons if he plays next season and that a verbal deal existed with Chicago Bears owner-coach George Halas. Halas denied knowledge of any talks and called reports of a trade to Atlanta untrue.
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Duke Coach Keeps Focus During Idle Break
Vic Bubas of Duke, No. 1, plans to catch up on correspondence and recruiting during a mid year layoff as unbeaten Kentucky narrows the margin in the AP poll. Duke, 14-4, relies on rebounding and seniors like Jack Marin while awaiting three new sophomores and Tony Barone to reinforce for the NC State game.
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Twins Sign Siebler To 1966 Baseball Deal
Pitcher Dwight Siebler signed his 1966 contract with the Minnesota Twins on Tuesday in St Paul Minneapolis. He joins the pitching staff as the club renews its roster for the season with verified terms and the signing announced by team officials.
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Morris Aims for Fair Trade Amid Uncertain Future
Morris, owner of an Atlanta insurance business, said he has not spoken with Chicago and hopes the deal works out. He worries Atlanta may overpay because he is unsure how many years he has left.
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Graustark Extends Unbeaten Run in Grenada Purse Victory
Graustark, ridden by Braulio Baez, won the Grenada Purse at Hialeah by five lengths, six furlongs in 1 10 3 5, carrying 122 pounds as the 1-5 favorite. Arabian Spy finished second with Fleet Admiral third. total crowd 16,780 and over 120000 bet, Graustark earning 3900 and owner John W. Galbreath 45775 across four races.
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Indians Sign McDowell To 1966 Contract
Left-hander Sam McDowell signed his 1966 contract with the Cleveland Indians on Tuesday. McDowell, who led the American League in strikeouts with 1325 and had the league's best ERA of 2.18 in 1965, met briefly with Indians president Gabe Paul. Terms were not disclosed.
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Dodgers named 1965 Team of the Year in AP poll
Los Angeles Dodgers win 13 straight late-season surge to claim NL pennant and World Series title. Michigan State takes second, UCLA third. Celtics and Twins also high in AP vote tally. Memorial dinner for Jack Adams set for Feb 7 in New York announced by NHL.
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