Rebels Seek New Winning Streak on California Trip
Nevada Southern aims to start a new two game road streak with games against Cal Lutheran and UC Riverside. The 8-3 Rebels, who just saw their three game win streak end at 86-78 in Reno, face injuries to Bill Davis and Ron Wielochowski. Stepp needs eight points to become NSU's all-time leading scorer as Davis may sit out or come off bench.
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Skein
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Reno
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Bill Davis
Ron Wielochowski
Wielochowski
Davis
Jerry Dick
All Rights
Silas Stepp
Bernie Fumagalli
Stepp
Gillmer Named New Lion Pilot
Gillmer, 38, former Alabama quarterback and current Vikings assistant coach, is named head coach of the Detroit Lions by owner William Clay Ford. He signs a three year contract at 25000 per year, joining GM Edwin J. Anderson and personnel director Russ Thomas in selecting aides from 25 applicants. Gilmer’s press conference is slated for Friday.
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Minnesota Vikings
Detroit Lions
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Ford
George Wilson
Washington
Pittsburgh
Erle
Parker
Norm van Brocklin
Minnesota
Edwin
J. Anderson
Russ Thomas
Crimson Tide
Duke
Tide
Southern California
Texas
Lane Suit Testimony Deferred in Kansas City Breach Case
In federal court Judge James B. Parsons postponed testimony in the Frank Lane versus Charles C. Finley breach of contract suit over an eight year agreement with the Kansas City Athletics. A private conference with attorneys followed, with settlement discussions likely and the jury idle in their room.
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UPI
Frank Lane
Charles C. Finley
James B. Parsons
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Finley
Kansas City Athletics
Parsons
Charles Stein
Thomas A. Reynolds Jr
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Reynolds
Ycaza Replaces Injured Blum at Santa Anita
Jockey Manuel Ycaza, one of the nation's top riders, was signed by trainer Ed Royce to ride Gun Bow this winter at Santa Anita, replacing the injured Welter Blum who fractured a vertebra in a riding mishap last week. Gun Bow is the future book favorite for the $145,000 Santa Anita Handicap. Neley visited Blum at Arcadia Methodist Hospital to explain the decision to secure another top rider.
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Ed R Oy
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Gun Bow
Santa Anita
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Neley
Arcadia Methodist Hospital
Hall of Fame to Pick Nine From 68 Nominees
The Football Foundation honors committee will select nine former college players from 68 nominees this weekend for consideration for the National Football Hall of Fame. To be eligible a player must have been out of college for at least 10 years.
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New Brunswick
N. J
First Athletic Director Resigns Cubs Post
Cubs general manager John Holland announced that Bob Whitlow, athletic director since January 1963, resigned effective January 31. Owner Phil Wrigley said Whitlow was ahead of his time and criticized salary concerns, noting baseball may accept the role in the future. The club revealed the departure at the annual preview before the baseball writers banquet. New signings include Ron Santo, Billy Williams, Ernie Banks, Bob Buhl, and Larry Jackson. Whitlow, 45, had been hired as liaison between front office and coaches with broad authority to hire staff.
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Phil Wrigley
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Billy Williams
Ernie Banks
Bob Buhl
Larry Jackson
Army
Air Force Academy
Las Vegas bids for 1967 NCAA coaches convention
Fred Glass of the Las Vegas Convention Bureau and Jack Walsh of the Desert Inn travel to Chicago for a weekend bid to bring the 1967 NCAA American Football Coaches Association joint convention to Las Vegas. They say NCAA officials and coaches support the effort and the event would be held in Las Vegas for the first time. They return Monday.
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Chicago
Fred Glass
Butler nets Medal of Honors in wind swept Desert Inn golf
Betty Butler carded 95 17 78 to win Medal of Honors in a wind swept round at the Desert Inn course among Desert Inn Women's Golf Association members.
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Desert Inn Women's Golf Association
Shula Questions Pro Bowl Odds After 27-0 Collapse
Don Shula the West coach at the Pro Bowl lunch says odds favoring the West over the East are not reliable recalling the Colts’ 27-0 loss to the Browns in the NFL title game. He notes the bus driver mixup and ribbing from Blanton Collier as he teased the odds. Johnny Unitas receives Player of the Game trophy. Gino Marchetti wins Lineman of the Game and jokes about retirement.
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Colt
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Collier
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Gino Marchetti
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College Basketball Scores From Various Games
A list of numerous 1960s style college basketball results shows teams such as Duquesne Miami (Fla.) Jacksonville Adelphi Rhode Island Holy Cross and Georgia posting wins. The formatted scores include districts like Connecticut and Ohio institutions with mixed outcomes and several overtime notes.
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Hiram
Loyola (Md
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Clark U
Brandeis
Marietta
Denison
Wooster
Capital
Steubenville
Alliance
Maryland
Clemson
Davidson
New York U
Missouri St
Rockhurst
Elizabethtown
Wilkes
West Chester St
Millersville St
Centenary
East Texas Baptist
Utah St
Bruins top Red Wings 5-2 in only Thursday NHL game
Boston Bruins defeated Detroit Red Wings 5 to 2 in the sole NHL matchup of the day.
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Boston
Detroit
Five Year Contract For Ara Parseghian At Notre Dame
Notre Dame signed Ara Parseghian to a new five year contract replacing his previous four year deal. Athletic director Ed Krause announced the signing but would not disclose terms. Parseghian led a near undefeated season finishing 9 1 but upset by Southern California. His team was named National Champion by the National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame and earned Coach of the Year by the Football Writers of America.
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Football Writers of America
Hula Bowl Starters Undecided
Forty nine top college seniors were ready for the Hula Bowl in Honolulu with two key ineligible players, Ralph Neely and Jim Grisham, potentially missing for rule bans on post season play. South leader Craig Morton and Larry Zeno expected to spark the attack while North eyes Jerry Rhome and Bob Berry at quarterback.
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Ralph Neeley
Jim Grisham
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Frank Broyles
Arkansas
Wayne Hardin
Navy
Len Casanova
University of Oregon
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UCLA
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Oregon
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Ken Henson
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Rice
Ray Rissmiller
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Bob Nichols
Pat Donnelly
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Dick Redman
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Dick Butkus
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John Henderson
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Milt Clegg
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Jim Jones
Western Gorman Clash Highlights Weekend Action in Southern Conference
Gorman and Western collide in Southern Conference play with two games on tap. Las Vegas hosts Rancho, a rematch of last week's Holiday Classic final won by Las Vegas 65-51, as Ram guard Boochie Carter may miss tonight with a leg injury. Western, led by tall forwards and guards, seeks to counter Gorman's defense after a holiday layoff.
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Truman
Randho
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Emmett Molsee
Cliff Findlay
Bill Harris
Bill Scoble
Scoble
Gaels
Art McGroarty
Mike Courtney
Ron Stanfill
Dennis Borla
Mike Morissey
Golf Kings Tee Off In LA Open
The Los Angeles Open opens at Rancho with Arnold Palmer Ken Venturi and Tony Lema leading a star field racing for 12 000 first prize in the 70 000 event on the beginning of a 3 000 000 1965 tour Palmer the Masters champion and 1963 winner here is the favorite along with Venturi Lema and other notables including Bobby Nichols Mike Souchak and Dick Sikes the event will be telecast nationwide Saturday Sunday and Monday.
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UPI
Arnold Palmer
Ken Venturi
Tony Lema
Rancho
Paul Harney
Worcester
Mass
Palmer
Venturi
Lema
Bobby Nichols
Mike Souchak
Dave Marr
Tommy Jacobs
Doug Sanders
al Geiberger
Gene Littler
Julius Boros
Don Finsterwald
Sikes
Chuck Courtney
George Archer
Nicklaus
Gary Player
Foss Rozelle Clash Over Draft Problem Amid Split Leagues
AFL commissioner Joe Foss pushes for a common draft with the NFL at the NCAA meeting in Chicago. NFL chief Pete Rozelle dismisses the idea, saying no common draft, with private talks to follow after the NCAA convention. The NFL plans its own review after Oklahoma players signed by Minnesota before the Orange Bowl.
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American Football League
United Press International
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Chicago
Pete Rozelle
Foss
National Football League
Rozelle
NFL
N.F.L
N.C.A.A
Oklahoma
Minnesota Vikings
Sooners
Muni Cage Results Highlight Local Matchups
The scoreboard lists players such as Chet Hildebrandt Clem Braggs Larry Miller Dave Shay Gerry Earl Grant Cox Chris Kelly Williams Mirabelli Conlon and Kenneley across teams WARTHEN BUICK CLARK VENDING HOWLETT OLSEN BROKERS TITLE and MAVERICKS with scores and top scorers. Readouts show individual tallies including 20s and double digits across squads in a compact league results page.
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Clem Braggs
Larry Miller
Dave Shay
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