South Wins Senior Bowl 28-21 Behind Burrell And Stout Line
South defeats North 28-21 in Mobile as Ode Burrell and Billy Lothridge score and lead the South offense. Mira and Lothridge convert all extra points. Munson rallies the North with two late touchdowns and a 48 pass attempts record. Attendance 37,004.
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Senior Bowl South Ties North in Challenge Bowl
The Associated Press reports Nationals defeated Southwest Stars 66 to 14 as part of the Challenge Bowl event. South and North squads played to a 2 2 draw in the Senior Bowl South North contest.
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Brown Taylor Duel Headlines NFL Pro Playoff Bowl
In Miami, Jim Brown and Jim Taylor prepare for a high profile backfield clash as Cleveland faces Green Bay in the pro playoff bowl. Brown led the league in rushing, while both teams project more passing to counter the rush, with Bart Starr and Vince Lombardi steering the Packers. Ray Renfro retires after this game.
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Packers Bears and NY Dominate First NFL All Star Team
Hollywood AP Chicago Bears lead with four selections including Mike Ditka on offense and defenders Doug Atkins Rich Petitbon and Joe Fortunato. New York Giants land three on offense Del Shofner Y A Tittle and Roosevelt Brown plus Dick Lynch on defense. Green Bay Packers total six as Pete Retzlaff announces MVPs Jimmy Brown and Joe Schmidt named most valuable offensive and defensive players.
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NCAA Criticizes AAU Track Contributions in War of Words
The NCAA denounces AAU contributions toward post-college track careers as Rev. W. H. Crowley presents a report to the NCAA convention. It cites records of NCAA athletic support and argues for the college system as vital to national track strength.
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Dietzel Secures Extended Contract as Army Coach
Army confirms Paul Dietzel signed a new long term deal extending his tenure as football coach, reportedly through 1971. The Ohio native, who joined from LSU two years ago, has posted two winning seasons but endured five straight losses to Navy, as Army finished 6-4 in 1962 and 7-3 this year.
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Williams Holds Top Position In Small Colleges
Maryland State guard Ed Williams leads NCAA College Division scorers with a 39.6 point per game average after eight games, tallying 317 points. South Carolina’s Jim Grant is second with 38 points in his only start, while Azusa’s Gary Prestesater debuts in the top five at 32.8 points in nine games, replacing Fred Gillis of Fix Mass State.
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Bork Leads NIU In Bowl rout as Byrd and Snell Help
George Bork of Northern Illinois threw three touchdowns and ran one in a 66-14 Challenge Bowl victory over the Southwest. Teammate George Byrd of Boston University added two scores, while Ohio State's Matt Snell contributed to the offense in the high scoring win.
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Nationals Dominate Southwest With Record Scoring Night
Snell scores four touchdowns and sets up two more as the Nationals rout the Southwest 35 21 in a high scoring clash. Bork and Hugh Rohrschneider earn top back and end honors while Rohrschneider hauls 10 passes for 207 yards. Attendance 10 217.
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Greensboro Triumph Tops Johnstown 7 6 in EHL Thriller
Greensboro defeats Johnstown 7-6 on a Ray Germain third period goal. Charlotte wins 6-3 over Nashville before 5,308 at the Checkers home crowd. Knoxville over Philadelphia 5-3 and Long Island over New Haven 4-2. Tonight Charlotte visits Johnstown Long Island plays Clinton Knoxville host Nashville.
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AFC Final Set As San Diego Battles Boston For Title
The AFL final pairs San Diego and Boston as the league’s top offense meets its toughest defense. Tobin Rote leads the Chargers with Paul Lowe and Keith Lincoln, while Boston’s run defense limits foes. Lowe vows big yardage against the Patriots as conditions look favorable at Balboa Stadium.
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Pro Coach Takes Over At U.S.C.
Berkeley California AP An alumnus with playing and coaching experience becomes Cal football head coach Ray Willsey on a four year contract with an estimated salary near 16000 per year He is the first Cal alumnus in 34 years to head the program Willsey comes from the Redskins defensive backfield coach post Marv Levy leaves Cal for William and Mary with an 8 29 3 mark over four years in charge.
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