Teenager Jack Plays Football with Artificial Legs
Jack Rice, 16, who lost his legs in an Illinois train accident, has played three seasons on Barbourville High School football. A Chicago Circuit Court jury awarded him 115000 against the railroad. He plans college and a pre medical course amid his football role as linebacker and defensive guard.
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Lewis Hall
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Chicago
Ken Conway
W. Va
Jack
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio Railroad
Nilwood
Ill
West Virginia
George Rice
Willard Delays Pro Choice While Aiming For Education
Bobby Allison of Minnesota shown as a standout in college, balancing academics with pro ambitions. He recalls leading in rushing and home runs, and praises education as essential for long-term success while speculation grows about his pro football future.
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Bob Quincy Ques
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NEA
Bob Allison
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Sneha Tebcote
University of Kansas
Williard
Carolina
Duke
Polo Prince Reigns in 104th Melbourne Cup Showdown
R Taylor reports Polo Prince wins Melbourne Cup, Australia’s richest race, covering the 2 mile course in 3 19 3 5 with Welltown trailing in third. The race featured a 1 percent margin over rival Welltown as the Australian stalwart claimed the title.
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Australia
R. Taylor
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NHL Results By The Associated Press
The AP provides Monday results and notes no games scheduled. It lists today’s New York at Chicago and upcoming Wednesday’s schedule with no specific scores or details.
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Chicago
Mike Rathet
Associated Press Sports Writer
the New
Heinshohn Calls for Nail Inspection After Eye Injury
Boston April report says Tommy Heinsohn urged nail inspection following Oscar Robertson eye injury. Heinsohn, NBA player representative chief, notes Robertson received 12 stitches after a cut by a finger. He cites a rule banning dangerous equipment and long nails.
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Tommy Heinsohn
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Clay Chosen by Frazier to Face Liston in Boston Bout
Joe Frazier, at the Touchdown Club luncheon, backs Cassius Clay to defeat Sonny Liston in their comeback heavyweight title fight. Frazier says Clay is in better physical condition and notes Liston’s rise from obscurity to Olympic glory.
Davis Rushes Clemson to ACC Leading Ground Attack
Clemson senior Hal Davis surged to 170 rushing yards and an interception against Virginia as Clemson surged to a 329 yard rushing game and first place in the ACC team rushing average at 194.7 yards. Davis, who battled for play time, delivered the breakout performance fueling Clemson’s ascent.
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Hal Davis
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South Carolina
Frank) Howard
Ainst
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Texas
Virginia
Tigers
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Vikings Trade For Giants Lineman Ken Byers
The Minnesota Vikings acquired tackle Ken Byers from the New York Giants in a deal announced today. Byers joins a line already loaded with experience and will compete for a starting spot. The trade reflects Minnesota's push to bolster the offensive line balance this season.
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Minnesota Vikings
Ken Byers
New York Giants
CBS Signs Things Are Popping Around Yank Camp
The Associated Press reports from New York that CBS signs indicate a lively development around the Yankee camp with expectations of events and updates forthcoming. The piece notes ongoing activity and interest surrounding workouts and roster moves as spring training progresses.
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Yank Camp
William and Mary Strategy for Virginia Clash
William and Mary faces Virginia with a focus on stopping quarterback Davis, noted as elusive, after a 27-20 loss to Virginia Tech. Levy emphasizes a ground oriented approach, citing 238 rushing yards to control time of possession, while Virginia’s dual quarterbacks pose ongoing challenge.
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Braves Claim Milwaukee County Breached Home Game Agreement
The Braves say Milwaukee County violated an agreement forcing the team to play 1965 home games at County Stadium. They allege county breaches include an expanded redevelopment pace and a hostile stance. The rental contract runs through December 31, 1965, but the team seeks relief through court action.
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