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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1961

Page

21

Tarheels and Loyola put on NCAA probation

North Carolina and Loyola University of New Orleans face one year probation and immediate ineligibility for NCAA championships in basketball. Arizona receives football probation after self reports but avoids sanctions. probes cite monthly stipends to athletes and gifts from boosters, with coach McGuire censured for excessive expenses.

Pittsburgh UPI North Carolina Loyola University of New Orleans Ncaa Council University of Arizona NCAA North Carolina Basket Frank McGuire McGuire Boosters’ Club Towncat Boosters Tucson Arizona

NBA stars grow lucrative off season business ventures

The article notes NBA players like Jack Twyman Bill Russell Walter Dukes Dolph Schayes Bob Pettit and Will Chamberlain pursue side careers and ventures after basketball. It highlights insurance sales radio shows driving ranges and stock market participation as common off court pursuits.

Paul Arizin The Warriors Johnny Keer Syracuse Loveltette Jim Krebs Lakers al Ferrari Hawks New York Stock Exchange Phil Jordan Royals Tacoma Washington Oscar Robertson Red Embry Twyman Cousy and Heinsehn Boston Pettit John McCarthy St. Louis Ed Conlin Philadelphia

Curtice of Stanford elected president of coaches group

Pittsburgh P T ack Curtice of Stanford was elected president of the American Football Coaches Association on Tuesday. He succeeds Rip Engle of Penn State as head of the national coaches body.

Curtice Copelies Pittsburgh Stanford American Football Coaches 'Association jEtsettes Rip

Chargers demand support for move to San Diego

Mayor Charles Dail said San Diego would meet any reasonable requirements to attract the Los Angeles Chargers for the 1961 AFL season. He expected city council backing and approval of most proposals from owner Barron Hilton, including a potential $250,000 in expenses. Hilton seeks Balboa Stadium seating expanded to about 85,000.

San Diego UPI Charles Dail Los Angeles Chargers Dail Barron Hilton Hilton Balboa Stadium

Oddsmakers Split On Pro Bowl Standoff

In Las Vegas the East with Norm Van Brocklin is a three point favorite while Southern California oddsmakers favor the West led by Unitas by one point. Unitas completed 10 of 11 passes in drills as West and East teams prepare at Wrigley Field and Bovard Field respectively.

Las Vegas Norm van Brocklin Squthern California Unitas Baltimore Colt Lennie Moore Chicago Bear Johnny Morris Wrigley Field Bovard Field

Local Sports Cards From Santa Anita to Valley Christian

Summary of today’s sports cards notes multiple events across venues. Santa Anita hosts horse racing action while Lokers meet Kicker Bockers at Snarts Arena. Prep basketball features Linwood at Sartan and Downey at Compton High with Wilson at Valley Christian. Bigs LA Jorden visits Palys in the 6 am slot. Wreema Climale Auditorium hosts ABU Baskettal tockyer’s versus Mirror Glaze in LACT play tonight.

Santa Anita Lokers Kickerbockers Snarts Baskess Linwood Sartan Downey Centennial Compton High Wilson Valley Christian Bigs LA Jorden Palys Wreema Climale P.m ABU Baskettal Tockyer's Mirror Glaze

Wrestling on KTLA and SHO's KEOP listings

Sports on radio and TV feature no event details. KTLA 53 airs wrestling at 5 p.m. SHO's KEOP channel shows Bam.

Sports On Radio-Tv KTLA KEOP Bam

Braun Cancels Foul Protest After Lakers Win

The Los Angeles Lakers defeated the New York Knicks 117 to 104 at the Sports Arena before a crowd of 2,656. A fourth quarter protest over a foul call by Knicks coach Carl Braun ended with Braun retracting the objection after the game. Elgin Baylor scored 35 for the Lakers, while Naulls led New York with 29. Jerry West and Rod Hundley also contributed for L.A.

Los Angeles Lakers New York Knickerbockers Braun Naulls Tick Tock Elgin Baylor Tick Tack Jerry West Rod Hundley Rayne Guerin New York Knickerbocker Richie Guerin Lakers Sports Arena Knicks

NBA Standings file the protest

A protest notes that a team trailed by only 11 points at a cited moment, with the surrounding context suggesting a close game and ongoing standings discussion. The record emphasizes the narrow margin and the protest action without additional specifics.

Aron Carmichael Delivers In Lakers Victory Over Long Beach Harbor

Aron Carmichael scored 23 points with five assists and 10 rebounds as the Lakers crushed Long Beach Harbor 86-53 in Metro Conference play. Frank Roy sparked Long Beach early, but LA built a 46-29 lead, with teammates Canaday and Hodge also reaching double figures.

Lakers Long Beach City Knicks Metro Jed Jim Buffy Lenny Toff Duffy St. Louis Hawkks Harbor San Diego Carmichael Addedo States Frank Roy Long Beach Seahawks Thal John Marincovich Hawks Bath Avene Vikings Doyle Canaday Canaday Rob Munt Roy Lyn Hodge Marincovich Long Beach Harbor Robinelle Alist Singer Sweeney Enaventure Carolina Kansas

Educator Sees End To College Football Era

Dr. Erle A Walder president of Pennsylvania State University told the American Football Coaches Association that higher admission standards and competition from professional teams will trigger the decline of college football. He warned of steadily declining gate receipts and urged a return to sound and solid values from the sport.

Pittsburgh UPI Erle A. Walder Pennsylvania State University

Howell's Aide to Pilot Giants

New York Giants hire Allie Sherman as head coach after turning down Vince Lombardi. Sherman, 38, a former Eagles quarterback and long-time Giants assistant, signs a three year deal and will retain Jim Howell's staff with one more assistant to be named.

New York New York Giants Green Bay Vince Lombardi Allie Sherman Shuman Jim Lee Howell Lombard Wellington Mara Giants Sherman Lombardi Packers Linle le Philadelphia Eagles NFL Steve Owen Howell Ed Xohiman Harland Svare Jen Kavanaugh

Molinas Decision Due Today In NBA Betting Case

New York. National Basketball Association president Maurice Podoloff testified that Jack Molinas, suspended in 1954 for betting on his own team, told him the penalty would be the same if their positions were reversed. Federal judge Irving Kaufman adjourned to today to announce his ruling in the $3 million suit Molinas filed alleging boycott and denial of play after admitting bets on the Fort Wayne Pistons.

New York Maurice Podolof National Basketball Association Jack Molinas Podoloff Irving R. Kaufman Molinas NBA Fort Wayne Pistons

Tuesday's Fights Fronton Rounds Echoed Across Cities

A garbled report outlines boxing bouts including fighters Ndi Dut Warner and Ika'd Paul Weight with unclear event locations like Philadelphia and San Antonio. The text mentions Trenton and Framkin Duron with weight notes and disparate phrases, reflecting a fragmented OCR page.

Fronton Ndi Dut

Stanford Hands Cal 3rd Setback

Stanford held a 16 point halftime lead and survived a late California rally to beat Cal 53 32 in an AAWU basketball game. Bob Bowling sank two free throws as California failed to score after a traveling call ended the Bears final threat.

Berkeley UPI Stanford California Bears Bob Bowling Earl Shultz Indians Cal Shanford Sandys Anoes Henery Amacchntock Wallahats Raley

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