Graham Takes Redskins Job With Promised Excitement
Otto Graham, new Washington Redskins coach, vows excitement for fans and hard work for players next season. He declined to predict beating this year’s 6-8 record, says winning matters but a good show matters too. Graham, ex Browns quarterback, signed a long term contract around 50 000 a year after coaching at the Coast Guard Academy since 1959. He stresses hard work and a balance of intensity and fun, comparing himself to Vince Lombardi while noting his own toughness but fairness. The Redskins front office expects a winning season next year.
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Dayton Flyers Roll To 14th Victory In Narrow Win
Dayton from Union City star Henry Finkel led the Flyers to an 85-57 home win over Los Angeles Loyola as Dayton moved to 14-3. Finkel scored 28 on 12 of 13 shooting and 4 for 4 from the line. Villanova and Creighton also posted wins on a busy midweek college slate.
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Fights Last Night Tuesday's Fights By AP London
Boxers Eduardo Corletti and Henry Cooper scored decision wins in London and elsewhere. Corletti outpointed George Chuvalo in a 191 versus 206 pound clash, while Cooper stopped Hubert Hilton. Other results include Jose Madrazo over Vic Andreeti and Luis Rodriguez stopping Joey Limas in Albuquerque.
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Kubek retirements stuns Yankees as Mantle undergoes surgery
Tony Kubek, 29, retires after Mayo Clinic findings on a possible spinal compression from an old neck fracture. He played 1,092 Yankee games with a .266 career average and batted .218 last season. Bobby Richardson plans to return for 1986, easing clubhouse concern. Mickey Mantle undergoes removal of a bone chip in his right shoulder and is expected to be ready for spring training in Florida.
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Basketball Scores And Upcoming Games Prompt Busy Tuesday
National NBA results show Cincinnati topping Boston 113 to 101 and Philadelphia beating Los Angeles 110 to 106. New York led Detroit 115 to 106 while St Louis routed San Francisco 142 to 107. Upcoming: San Francisco at New York and Los Angeles at Detroit.
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Roman Brother Poised To Become Millionaire Thoroughbred
Roman Brother, a 5-year-old Florida bred gelding owned by Lou Wolfson and trained by Burley Parke, won at Hialeah Park under Braylin Baeza. The 8,000 dollar race boosted his lifetime earnings to 940,403 dollars and added to a career that includes Horse of the Year honors in 1965-though he was bought for 23,500 dollars at Hialeah sales in 1963.
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Wisconsin Court ruling keeps Braves in Milwaukee battle
Wisconsin officials hailed a court decision that clears a path for a temporary injunction to block moving the Braves to Atlanta. Judge Elmer Roller denied dismissal of the antitrust case and signaled potential pretrial settlement, with trial set for February 1 if no agreement is reached.
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Chicago at Montreal and Detroit at New York in NHL schedule
National Hockey League action lists two matchups with Chicago visiting Montreal and Detroit traveling to New York while Chicago also hosts Boston. No game times given.
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Celtics Lose Lead as Royals Top Celtics 113 101
Oscar Robertson sparked Cincinnati Royals to a 113 101 win over Boston, lifting Cincinnati to first place while Boston slips to second. Robertson had 35 points and 10 assists as the Royals built a 15 point margin. Adrian Smith 24 points Jerry Lucas 18 and 9 9 rebounds aided the Royals while Boston played shorthanded without Havlicek Naulls and Sanders.
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Chuvalo Stumbles in Bid for Clay Title Fight
Canadian heavyweight Chuvalo lost a 10 round decision to Eduardo Corbetti at Olympia Hall. Corbetti, 24, dazzled with speed and movement, improving to 12-7-0 since pro debut while Chuvalo slips to 37-10-1. The card also featured Henry Cooper KOing Hubert Hilton, as the Bodleian Library note appears as a stray line.
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Orioles to add names on backs of jerseys in 1966 season
Baltimore Orioles plan to wear players names on the backs of their shirts this year. A model shirt surfaced when Frank Robinson, the nuevas Orioles star, posed in Baltimore on his first visit. The club may also add an orange peak to black caps and tweak the cap bird design.
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Koufax Still Slowed by Arthritis
Sandy Koufax says he hopes arthritis sufferers have as little trouble as he did. The Dodgers star received the Dickie Kerr Award at a Houston dinner after being praised by Willie Mays and Walter Alston. Mays called Koufax the greatest. Alston lauded his World Series role. Harry Walker praised him as a comeback star.
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Autopsy Planned After Death Of Bowie Racehorse
In Bowie Maryland horsemen await an autopsy report to determine if swamp fever caused the death of a thoroughbred from trainer Bryan Webb’s stable. A quarantine remains on four horses, while 17 others were cleared and will resume training after blood tests in College Station. Testing also begins for 27 more horses from five trainers as the Maryland Racing Commission probes the disease.
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Johnson Taps Temporary Tax Boosts Amid Viet Nam Uncertainty
President Johnson seeks $4.8 billion in quickie tax boosters to buy time while Vietnam war developments decide if a general tax rise is needed. The measures would restore excise taxes, adjust income tax withholding, and accelerate corporate pay‑as‑you‑go, aiming to curb inflation without permanent growth burden.
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