Dodds Quits Tulsa to Coach Canada Stampeders
Bobby Dodds resigns as Tulsa head football coach to take the top post with the Calgary Stampeders of Canada. He will replace Steve Owen, who left Tulsa after 1955 to join the Saskatchewan Roughriders in the Western Conference.
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UCLA Rolls Past Arizona and SC Tops Huskies
UCLA cruised to a 90-68 non league win over Arizona as Cunningham led with 21 points while the Bruins dominated inside. Southern Cal defeated Washington 66-56 behind late free throws and a stall tactic to hold off the Huskies.
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Johnny Wooden
Ucla Bruins
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Troy
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Seattle
Local Radio TV Schedule fragment highlights boxing and basketball
Fragment shows KRCA and KABC listings with boxing match Paul Pender versus Terry Downes on KRCA 4 at 4 10 p m and basketball coverage on KRHX PA Canarias with varied regional mentions. Names appear garbled but indicate sports programming across stations.
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Specia
NBA expansion eyed adding Chicago and Pittsburgh clubs
The National Basketball Association plans to expand from eight to ten teams next season with new clubs in Chicago and Pittsburgh. A draft system will supply 16 current players to the newcomers, while the eight existing teams will protect seven players each. Territorial college picks favor New York Knickerbockers prospects and West Coast star Tom Meschary tops the pro outlook.
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Boston Celtics
Bill Russell
Philadelphia Warriors
Wilt Chamberlain
St. Louis Hawks
Clyde Lovellette
Bob Pettit
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Tom Stith
St. Bonaventure
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Tony Jackson
St. Johns
Carl Cole
Eastern Kentucky
Georgia Tech
Roger Kaiser
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Meschary
St. Mary’s
NBA
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Purdue
Paul Hogue
Cincinnati
Dave DeBusschere
Detroit
Chet Walker
Bradley
Wayne Hightower
Kansas
Lenn Chappell
Wake Forest
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Celtics
Russell
Bob Cousy
Frank Ramsey
Tommy Heinsotm
Gene Conley
Jones Boys
Sam
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Bill Sharman
Jim Loscutoff
Tom Sanders
Gene Guarilla
Sherman
LBCC Vikings Triumph In Close 64 62 Victory
LBCC Vikings edge Long Beach City College in a Metropolitan Conference game 64 to 62 at Viking gym. Doyle Canaday scored late baskets and Aron Carmichael added a decisive free throw to secure the win, leaving both teams tied for second behind Valley.
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Canaday
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Aron Carmichael
Dodgers Offer Big Newk Job as Farm Hand
Dodgers GM Buzzie Bavasi said veteran pitcher Dan Newcombe, once with the Indians in 1960, has been offered waivers and a chance to join a minor league club in the Dodgers organization. Newcombe, 1960 Indians alum, may return to organization if he wants a farm system spot.
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Dan Newcombe
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Associated Press
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Huskies Named National Champions by Helms Board
Washington Huskies were crowned national champions by the Helms Athletic Foundation after a 17-7 Rose Bowl win over Minnesota. The decision split votes with Mississippi Rebels, who finished 10-0-1 after beating Rice 14-6 in the Sugar Bowl. Washington stood 10-1.
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Ole Miss
Rice
Long Beach State tops Fresno in double overtime
Long Beach State defeated Fresno State 97-83 in double overtime to snap Fresno’s home winning streak at nine and extend the 49ers’ season. Big day star Dave Jones scored 29 as LBSU erased a late Fresno lead, tying the game at 89-89 in regulation and pulling away in the second OT with a 22-point burst.
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Long Beach State
Dick Perry
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Beach
San Long Beach
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Greyhound Boys
Cal
Ron Stewart
Hank Salcido
Erage Weeny Mee Eeernenee
Ewe Jones
Pender 9-5 Favorite in Title Scrape
Paul Pender, 30, is a 9-5 favorite to defend his world middleweight crown against Terry Downes in a 15 round title bout Saturday at Boston Arena telecast by KABC. Downes has won eight straight, including a London decision over Joey Giardella, and promises a busy, hard-hitting battle.
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Paul Pender
Terry Downes
Lin
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Channel 7
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Brookline
Sugar Ray
Robinson
Downes
Joey Giardella
Philadelphia
London
U.S. Marines
Cockney
England
Three Way Tie for S D Golf Lead
In San Diego the San Diego open on Mission Valley Country Club sees a three way tie after two rounds. Eric Monti of Los Angeles leads early but Al Balding of Canada and Stan Leonard join him at 135 after 36 holes. Balding shot 66 after opening 69, Leonard carded 65, Monti added 66.
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Stan Leonard
Eric Monti
Los Angeles
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Leonard
Monti
Ree Leonard Marhy
Fargo
Collins
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Charlie Altter
Foul McGuire
Hint Ferree Mason Rudal
Billy Faxwell
Julius Boros
Jerry Pitima
Denry
Witla
Jarrell Hleke
Sports Card Racingasantz and Football Showdowns List
Listing of today schedules includes Racingasantz at 1 pm and ee ef Lakera facing Royalty Seva in Washington Jal gpers San Fernende St plays Pepperdinty lewood at 8 pm Mackeyes Long Beach meets San Gad i at Baremaind Teeland 6 1 im.
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Royalty
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Pepperdintylewood
Hagge Takes 3 Shot Lead At Sea Island Open
Marlene Hagge led the Sea Island Ladies Open with a 72 first round, posting a three stroke lead over two professionals. The Delray Beach star, competing in the LPGA season opener, navigated Sea Island in rain and wind to set the pace on a tough course.
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Marlene Hagge
Delray Beach
Fla
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