SEC stars shine in 1960 NFL draft with Mississippi hype
The 1960 NFL draft sees Mississippi securing seven picks led by Ole Miss, while Auburn Georgia Tech and others contribute. The draft results show Philadelphia, New York and Cleveland courting SEC talent, with Mason and Tarkenton among notable selections and positions arranged for future team fits.
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Four Auburn Players Drafted by NFL in 1960
Four Auburn players were picked in the NFL draft. Center Wayne Frazier was chosen by Chicago. Tackle Bill Kahah and guard Ken Rice were selected on Tuesday. End Al Lederle of Georgia Tech went to Los Angeles and tackle Charles Baker of Tennessee went to Cleveland.
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Wayne Frazier
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Ken Rice
Tia Dyas
al Lederle
Georgia Tech
Charles Baker
Tennessee
Cleveland
Butler Nips Eagles In Scottsboro
Butler from Huntsville defeated Athens 61-56 in Scottsboro as Danny Dickens sparked a late rally with five quick points. Ronnie Quick led Butler with 16 points, Dickens and Charles Acuff added 12 each, while Jim Collins scored 19 for Athens. Huntsville beat Section 72-54 in the same invitational.
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Charles Acuff
Jim Collins
David Berryhill
Billy Killian
Kenny Shullman
Washington Trades Sullivan For Kutyna
The Washington Senators traded catcher Haywood Sullivan to Kansas City for pitcher Marty Kutyna and an undisclosed cash amount. Kutyna, 28, appeared in 51 games for Kansas City last season.
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College Basketball Scores From Various Tournaments
A compilation of results from multiple tournaments and classics. Kansas edged Iowa State 76 72 while Kansas State beat Oklahoma 73 52. Other notable outcomes include UCLA dominating Michigan State 98 61 and Northwestern defeating Dartmouth 87 71.
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Chargers And Oilers See Seven All-Star Selections
Seven players from the Chargers and Oilers were named to AP All-Star offense and defense for the AFL title playoff in Houston. Jack Kemp headed the offensive unit with Paul Lowe and Ron Mix. Dick Harris and Mark Johnston made the defensive side. Endes Lionel Taylor and Art Powell, tackles Mix and Jamison, guards Krisher and Mischak, center Jim Otto, quarterback Kemp, and halfbacks Hayes and Lowe were listed among the 22 players selected.
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Associated Press
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Los Angeles
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Dick Harris
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al Jamison
Mark Johnston
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Art “Powell
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Dallas
Bob Mischak
Jim Otto
Oakland
Abner Hayes
Los An
Baseball player profile notes 1960 E R A and minor league move
The article highlights a 28 year old Philadelphia native with a 32 win loss record and a 3.92 earned run average in 1960. It recalls a 1959 Portland season record of 14 10 and mentions Sullivan age 30, recently purchased from the minors by Washington, who batted .161 with the Boston Red Sox last season.
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Red Hot College Hoops Highlight Holiday Tourneys
Ranking teams clash in holiday events led by Ohio State and St John’s Brooklyn in a New York duel. Duke, Indiana, UCLA and Iowa also appear in first rounds or semifinals as Big Eight and Far West classics unfold with multiple early-round victors.
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Moore Says Johansson Can Talk Gate Not Fight
Archie Moore argues Ingemar Johansson will be cringing for his third bout with Floyd Patterson in Miami in March. Moore says Johansson should at least start talking a good fight to boost gate receipts and insists Johansson cannot fight.
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Celtics Egg Barrage Sparks On Floor Fight
St Louis fans pelt Celtics with eggs during the Hawks 105 99 win. Red Auerbach and Bob Cousy condemn the attack calling for arrests and peace disturbance charges as players mop up and return to the locker room.
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Elgin Baylor
Tournaments Open Tonight Feature Local matchups
Four clubs clash tonight with Priceville facing Hartselle at 7 and Decatur meeting Holly Pond at 8 30. Consolation game Friday at 7 precedes the finals at 8 30 with losers from tonight. Town Creek hosts four games starting 5 p m Speake meets Lexington Hatton faces Leighton Hazlewood meets Clements and Central plays Rogersville. Semi finals Friday night and finals Saturday night with admission 40 and 75 cents.
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Vanderbilt Plans Large Expansion in Athletic Plant
Vanderbilt University outlines a multi million dollar expansion over several years adding a quarter mile outdoor track up to 30 more tennis courts enlarging the football practice field relocating the baseball diamond lowering the playing surface of the football field and constructing a field house. The football stadium was expanded last summer to raise seating from 28000 to 34000.
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John H. Stambaugh
Regional high school tournament results and northern city note
Cage results from Bessemer and surrounding tournaments list scores for several pairings. Notable lines include Hueytown 71 Shelby County 44 and Shades Valley Invitational matchups in Tuscaloosa Birmingham and Huntsville. An end note mentions Hammerfest in Norway 280 miles north of the Arctic Circle.
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