Speed versus power in Rose Bowl preview between Washington Minnesota
Washington relies on speed and Minnesota on power as the 1961 Rose Bowl teams prepare in Pasadena. Don McKeta notes Washington’s poise and speed, while Murray Warmath emphasizes Minnesota’s defense and fighting five-man front led by Tom Brown. The Big Ten supremacy claim frames the matchup.
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East-West Shrine stars power running game for charity clash
San Francisco report notes East squad under coach Milt Bruhn emphasizes a ground attack. Starting backfield features top NFL draft picks Tom Matte Herb Ad Gerley Tom Mason and Tom Wiesner with Bernie Casey as a versatile substitute.
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The USA in 1970 Forecast of Things to Come
Readers digest outlines a decade of change with predictions on housing, communication, education, transportation and space flight. Experts foresee opportunities and challenges shaping daily life, money, and progress through the 1970s.
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College Basketball Scores and Tourney Results Across Several Leagues
A wide tally of scores from major tournaments and regular season games. Cincinnati beat New York 114 to 104. Syracuse edged Los Angeles 115 to 113. Kansas 76 over Iowa State. Oklahoma 52 over Kansas State. Oregon State 56 over Wisconsin. Arizona State 64 over Oregon. USC 75 over Minnesota 52. UCLA 98 over Michigan State 61. Detroit took the Motor City Classic with 77 to 0 over Colorado State. Notre Dame 69 to Illinois 66. Butler 65 over Purdue 63. Miami Florida 82 over Army 75. Florida Memorial? etc. Multiple regional events reported with varied margins and matchups.
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Sullivan Traded to Kansas City
The Washington Senators traded catcher Haywood Sullivan to Kansas City for pitcher Marty Kutyna and an undisclosed cash amount. Kutyna, 28, appeared in 51 games last season with a 3-2 record and a 3.92 ERA. Sullivan, 30, batted .161 after being purchased from the minors by Washington.
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Oregon State Stuns Wisconsin On late Rebound
In Portland Oregon State beat Wisconsin 56-54 as Earl Anderson tipped in a rebound with 13 seconds left. Jim Woodland led Oregon State with 16 points, while Wisconsin’s Tom Hughbanks scored 13 as the Badgers trailed 29-27 at halftime and 40-35 late.
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Local rival clash as Aquinas visits Central at Sawyer Auditorium
La Crosse Aquinas and La Crosse Central eye extended win streaks in Friday night action at 7 30 at Mary E Sawyer Auditorium. Aquinas seeks to extend a four game run while Central aims to add a third straight win after a 65 62 victory over Wausau.
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Questions Loom Over NFL After Draft in Philadelphia
NFL faces coaching changes as Buck Shaw and Jim Lee Howell retire. Eagles may hire soon with Norm Van Brocklin possible. Giants linked to Vince Lombardi, Al Sherman could take over in Philly or with the new Vikings. League ions into signing 280 players from 130 schools after two day draft.
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Patterson Named Fighter Of The Year By Ring Magazine
New York AP Floyd Patterson, first to regain the heavyweight crown, was named Fighter Of The Year by Ring Magazine. Giulio Rinaldi won the progress award. Patterson also earned the Edward J. Neil memorial plaque from the Boxing Writers Association. Liston was runner up. Pone Kingpetch ranking notable feats in 1960.
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Moore Doubts Johansson Readiness Ahead of Patterson Fight
Archie Moore says Ingemar Johansson cannot fight sick and will feargate for the third Patterson title bid in Miami. He mocks Johansson’s verbal form and urges the challenger to talk up the clash, even if excuses are needed.
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Red River Tournament Opens With Upsets and Narrow Wins
In Northland College South gym, three teams advanced in the Red River Basketball Tournament. Mankato State defeated Concordia 78-60, Minnesota Duluth beat Northland 73-63, and North Dakota State edged Luther of Iowa 87-84.
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Carroll Eau Claire Win Meet Openers
Carroll College and Eau Claire State earned opening round wins at the Oshkosh Invitational. Carroll beat St Norbert 83 81 while Eau Claire defeated Oshkosh 90 78. Carroll led 34 28 at halftime as Jerry Munich scored 21 for Carroll and Ron Brault and John Koprov ski had 20 each for St Norbert.
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Rocky Marciano to be honored at B'nai B'rith dinner
The undefeated heavyweight champion Rocky Marciano will be celebrated as a History Maker of the Century at the B'nai B'rith sports lodge awards dinner in New York on January 22.
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Hawkeyes and Hoosiers win in Big Ten clash at LA Classic
Iowa upset heavily favored California 83 80 in four overtimes as Indiana beat Stanford 58 50. Walt Bellamy led Indiana with 20 points while Don Nelson scored 32 for Iowa. UCLA Texas UCLA beat Michigan State 98 61 and Southern California defeated Minnesota 75 52.
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Brewster to Quit as Pro Gridder
Pete Brewster a nine year NFL veteran announced he would quit playing professional football but hopes to remain in the league as a coach.
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Eagles Face City Wage Tax of 76 75 per Player
In Philadelphia the city collects a 1.5 percent wage tax from each of the 43 Eagles players for their world championship game earnings of 5 116.55 each. Packers visiting for the title contest are not taxed.
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Packers Full Draft List Reveals 1960s Selections Across Positions
In Philadelphia, the Green Bay Packers reveal their complete draft roster detailing picks at backs ends tackles and guards. Notable names include Herb Adderley Michigan State Ray Lardani Miami Florida and Lee Folkins Washington.
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Ron Kostelnik
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Vester Flanagan
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John Denvir
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Ray Lardani
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Jim Brewington
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Leland Bondhus
South Dakota State
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Ken Gregory Signed By Houston Oilers
Houston Oilers of the American Football League announced a 1961 contract with Ken Gregory college football's leading pass receiver. The signing marks a major move for the AFL club as it builds its receiving corps.
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Rose Bowl May Become Battle Of Front Lines
The Rose Bowl on January 2 pairs Minnesota and Washington in a bruising upfront clash. Minnesota's 223 pound line, led by Tom Brown, faces Washington’s 209 pound unit with Roy McKasson and others. The slugfest targets trench warfare as the teams seek a decisive edge in Pasadena.
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St. Louis Fans Egg Boston in Cage Tilt
Celtics drop 105-99 to Hawks as St Louis fans pelting ends with Red Auerbach hit by an egg. Bob Cousy and Red Auerbach warn of retaliation while players wipe egg from floor and officials plead for calm. Other NBA results include Cincinnati over New York 114-104 and Syracuse 115-113 over Los Angeles.
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All Stars Picked for AFL Title Mix
AP selects seven players from the Chargers and Oilers for the 22 man offense and defense. Jack Kemp heads the Los Angeles list with Paul Lowe and Ron Mix. Houston’s Dave Smith and Al Jamison also make offense. Defensive picks include Dick Harris and Mark Johnston for Houston and LA respectively.
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Bartkowiak Rolls 300 In Milwaukee Lane Event
Mel Bartkowiak bowled a perfect 300 in the Milwaukee Eng lash 840 league Wednesday night. He followed with 184 and 181 for a 665 series total.
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