Taylor Out As Pro Bowl Odds Shift In Los Angeles
Green Bay star Taylor sidelined by stomach pains leading to uncertainty about his Pro Bowl status as the 13th annual game nears. West coach Lombardi names J. D. Smith as potential starter, East relies on Y. A. Tittle and Eddie LeBaron in a high scoring, rain free matchup.
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Don Weiss
Associated Press
LOS Angeles
Green Bay
Taylor
NFL
Burbank
J. W. Nelsen
Packers
Vince Lombardi
J.D. Smith
San Francisco
West
Johnny Unitas
Lenny Moore
Baltimore
Dick Bass
Smith
Tommy Mason
Minnesota
Jim Phillips
Eddie le Baron
East
National Broadcasting Co
Crosby's Pro Am Opens With 312 in Muted Weather
Bing Crosby's 22nd annual National Pro Am is set to start a four day event on the Monterey Peninsula with 312 players across Cypress Point, Pebble Beach and Peninsula clubs. Doug Ford defends after a snow disrupted finish. Campbell and Ford both posted 286 in regulation. Dick Lotz teams with Don Finde at Pebble Beach in a featured fourball.
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Jack Stevenson
Associated Press
Pebble Beach
Calif
Bing Crosby
Monterey
Doug Ford
Joe Campbell
Crosby
Ford
Campbell
Cypress Point
Mon- Peninsula Country Club
California
Dick Lotz
Don Findeat Iat Veotar Xoed Kammer
Los Angeles
Bee Line Lanes Sets Tournament
Hartselle announces the first annual Bee Line Lanes Alibi handicap bowling tournament to be held during the weekends of January 19 20 and January 26 27 sanctioned by the ABC and WBC. Four games on eight lanes with the lowest score dropped. Two divisions men and women open to ABC or WBC members. Winners in each division receive 35 percent of the prize fund plus a trophy.
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Hartselle
ABC
WBC
Auburn Beats Florida 81 56 Behind Blackwell’s Early Charge
Auburn jumped to a large opening lead as John Blackwell scored 25 points with four early field goals and Larry Carr adding 15. Florida’s Taylor and Baxley led with 15 and 13 respectively, but the Plainsmen maintained a double-digit edge through the game before a crowd of 7,000 dwindled after halftime.
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Gainesville
Fla
John Blackwell
Auburn
Florida
Plainsmen
Gators
Blackwell
Larry Carr
Taylor Stakes
Tom Baxley
Bob Hoffman
Cincinnati Routs Tulsa Behind Bonham 30 Points
Cincinnati guard Ron Bonham scored 30 points including 20 in the second half to rally the Bearcats past Tulsa 67 to 57 in Missouri Valley Conference play. Tulsa led early and at halftime 32 32 but went cold in the second period as Cincinnati pulled away.
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Tulsa
Okla
Cincinnati
Ron Bonham
Bearcats
Bonham
Pao
Carlos Gripado
Hurricanes
Dutch Emigration Surges Dominate Highlights of Decade
A decade summary notes 20,000 Hollanders emigrated to Brazil ten years ago while last year another 120,000 left for Australia and New Zealand, reflecting a major shift in migration patterns and regional ties.
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Brazil
Australia
New Zealand
Heyman Leads Duke To Win Over Clemson
Art Heyman scored 28 points to lift sixth ranked Duke to a 78-67 ACC victory in Durham. Jeff Mullins added 12 points as Duke jumped to a big early lead, Cam Patterson led Clemson with 15 in a strong return from injury.
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Durham
N.C
Art Heyman
Duke
Clemson
Vic Bubas
Heyman
Jeff Mullins
Choppy Patterson
Patterson
Tanner Five Scores 111 in Beech Hill Victory
In Pulaski Tennessee Tanner routed Beech Hill 111 to 35. Tanner led 45 to 22 at halftime with nine of ten Rattlers scoring. Top scorers include Grace 31 and LeCroix 22 for Tanner while Hinds 5 and Lanier 7 led Beech Hill.
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Tenn
Tanner
Beech Hill
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Harris
Grace
Hammonds
Privitt
Gordon
LeCroix
Birdwell
Nash
Beddingfield
Hinds
Porterfield
Greecy
Wilks
Burch
Lanier
Vernon
Brewer
Piney Chapel Wins Two Games Over Owens Junior High
Piney Chapel defeated Owens Junior High Friday night at Piney Chapel in a pair of basketball games. The A game ended 36- to an unknown opponent score, with Piney Chapel securing the win in a strong showing.
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Athens
Piney Chapel
Owens Junior High School
College Basketball Results Roundup From Across the Nation
A sweeping list of college basketball scores features notable matchups and outcomes. Drexel edged Wagner 77 76 while Princeton defeated Brown 81 67 and Duke beat Clemson 78 67.
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Dickinson
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Brown
Duke
Clemson
Ohio University
Toledo
Hofstra
Fordham
Harvard
Cornell
Florida State
Miami
Fla
Iowa State
Kansas
Delaware
Rutgers
Brandeis
Bates
Ohio State
Michigan
Carnegie Tech
Penn
Yale
Ohio
Bowling Green
Georgia Tech Edges Ole Miss In OT Thriller
Seventh ranked Georgia Tech defeated Mississippi 73 71 in overtime after a late field goal by Bill Eidson. Ole Miss led by Donnie Kesinger fought hard but cooled on free throws in the second half, allowing Tech to rally and win in the extra period.
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Oxford, Miss
Bill Eidson
Georgia Tech
Mississippi
Engineers
Ole Miss
Donnie Kessinger
Rebels
Piney Chapel Earns Narrow A Game Win Over Owens Douglas
Piney Chapel led 34 to 28 in the A game with Wayne McCurry scoring 13 and Ronnie Young 11. Owens Douglas added 2 points in the A game, while the B game ended 28 to 26.
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Piney Chapel
Wayne McCurry
Ronnie Young
Owens Douglas
Bobcats in the Southeast and a warned public
The article notes native bobcats are small and rarely exceed 25 pounds while recounting past cat encounters. It describes their limited aggression toward humans, mentions the Wheeler Refuge exhibit of local wildlife, thanks donors, and warns against wildfiring after a windshield shooting near Flint Creek.
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Highway 67
Flint Creek
Offensive Battle Predicted For AFL All Star Game
East and West grid stars forecast a high scoring AFL All Star game in San Diego at Balboa Stadium Sunday at 11 am local time. Weather looks ideal with sunny skies and mid 50s temperatures. West led by Hank Stram and Len Dawson faces East led by George Blanda and Jack Kemp with several league leaders on both rosters.
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Calif
Balboa Stadium
American Broadcasting Co
Hank Stram
Dalla Texans
Frank
Len Dawson
Abner Haynes
Curtis McClinton
Lionel Taylor
Deliver
Dave Kocourek
Don Norton
George Blanda
Houston
Jack Kemp
Buffalo
Jim Colclough
Ernie Warlick
Reshaping Of Army Starts Right Away
The Army will begin reshaping regular divisions within weeks to a more heavily armed and mobile force. Fourteen infantry armor and airborne divisions in Europe Korea and the Pacific will be revamped gradually over about two years with one division per area at a time. New formations increase division strength and equipment emphasizing mechanized and armored roles.
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Fred S. Hoffman
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U.S
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Germany
Korea
Pacific
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Ft. Hood
Tex
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Ft. Carson
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Europe
Far East
Tech and Rebels exchange leads in college game
Midway in the first period Tech 6-9 center Jim Caldwell dunked to push Tech ahead 26 24. Kessinger tied it with a free throw and Rebels took a two point lead with a score. Georgia Tech moved ahead early in the second period as Ron Scharf tied it and hit a 20 foot jumper to give the Engineers a 4341 edge. The teams traded the lead nine times in regulation.
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Jim Caldwell
Kessinger
Rebels
Georgia Tech
Ron Scharf
Engineers
Doctor Wins First Round in Reeves County Hospital Fight
Dr. John P. Dunn remains allowed to treat patients at Reeves County Memorial Hospital while a formal hearing is set by the hospital board. Dist. Judge Ward granted a temporary injunction ensuring Dunn can work until the board conducts a hearing within a week, with proceedings closed to outsiders. A witness identified Dunn kissing a Negro patient, later claimed by Mary Ella Beavers as the same woman.
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Pecos
Tex
John P. Dunn
Reeves County Memorial Hospital
Dist
William E. Ward
Board of Managers
Hill Hudson
Hudson
Dunn
Mary Ella Beavers
Nash Leader of Cat Win
Kentucky defeats Tulane 81 to 72 as Cotton Nash scores 27 and Tulane star Jim Kerwin achives 37 points to set a Green Wave career scoring record. Bob Davidson adds 20 points and 19 rebounds as Kentucky uses five players in double figures to pull away late. Kerwin and Davidson kept Tulane competitive but fell short.
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Carl P. Leubsdorf
NEW Orleans
Cotton Nash
Kentucky
Tulane
Jim Kerwin
Green Wave
Kerwin
Jim Riffeys
Bob Davidson
Wildcats
Nash
LSU Grinds Past Tennessee 61 60 In Overtime Thriller
LSU narrowly defeats Tennessee 61 60 in overtime as Maile scores the Tigers only field goal of the extra period. Ellis Cooper adds 23 for LSU and Maury Drumamond posts 21 points with 10 rebounds while Danny Schultz and Bob Hogsett lead Tennessee in scoring.
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Ok Maile
Louisana State
Tennessee
LSU
Ellis Cooper
Tigers
Vols
Baton Rouge
Danny Schultz
Bob Hogsett
Maury Drumamond
Orb Bolling
Tulane
Cuban Communist Leader Shot in Havana Attack
Carlos Rafael Rodriguez, a top Cuban communist and head of the National Institute of Agrarian Reform, was wounded by four bullets in a Wednesday assault near Matanzas. Reports from AP indicate no government confirmation as of Saturday.
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George Arfeld
Havana
Carlos Rafael Rodriguez
Fidel Castro
Rodriguez
Cuba
National Institute of Agrarian Reform
Columbia Broadcasting System
New
Matanzas
Hoy
Castro
Player Maintains Lead In San Diego Open
Gary Player holds a three round total of 200 at Stardust Country Club as Miller Barber joins the chase with 201 while Charley Sifford Fred Hawkins and Julius Boros battle for positions. The field includes Art Wall Jr Butch Baird Gay Brewer Bobby Nichols Stan Leonard and Jack Cupit among contenders.
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Stardust Country Club
Fred Hawkins
Charley Sifford
Jacky Cupit
Julius Boros
Art Wall Jr
Butch Baird
Gay Brewer
Bobby Nichols
Stan Leonard
Barber
Jerry Barber
Los Angeles
New York
Tide Frosh Down St. Bernard 72 40 at Tuscaloosa
Alabama freshmen overwhelmed St Bernard College of Cullman 72 to 40 in Tuscaloosa. The Frosh dominated the boards 70 to 53 led by Terry Owens with 16 points and Ronnie Franklin with 14.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Alabama
St. Bernard College of
Argentina's Triangular Shape and Vast Dimensions
Argentina is described as a triangle like landmass about 900 miles wide in the north, 150 miles wide in the south, and extending roughly 2,300 miles in length.
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Argentina
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