Rebels Bring In Prothro To Rebuild Bruins
Oregon State coach Tommy Prothro is named UCLA football head, replacing Bill Barnes after a 4-6, 2-8, 4-6 stretch. Prothro, known for discipline and a strong California player pipeline, faces recruiting hurdles and staff changes as UCLA aims to reverse a slump and improve after a Rose Bowl loss.
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Nevada Southern tops San Diego Marines in late fashion
Bob Glasgow hit a jumper from behind the key with seven seconds left to lift NSU to a 71-69 win over the Marines at Rebel gym. Dan Hill forced the steal that set up the winner as San Diego failed on a heave. Silas Stepp led NSU with 24 points, Lake had 22 for the Marines, while Western High beat NSU junior varsity 76-66 in the earlier game.
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Chuvalo Vows KO of Patterson in Feb. 1 bout
Canadian heavyweight George Chuvalo declared in his first sparring session that he will knock out Floyd Patterson on February 1 using close quarter body to head combinations. The 208-pound, 6 foot 1 contender spoke to reporters at Kutsher’s Country Club where Teddy Brenner and Ted Whit Whorter watched as Chuvalo demonstrated his plan to expose Patterson’s china chin.
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Cooper Wins Fifth Round TKO Over Wipperman
British Empire heavyweight champion Henry Cooper beat Dick Wipperman of Buffalo New York by technical knockout at 1 30 of the fifth round after flooring him twice. Cooper, bleeding from facial cuts, pressed from the opening bell and dominated with left hooks to head and body.
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McKinley leaves US tennis to join Wall Street firm
Davis Cup star Chuck McKinley of San Antonio Texas quits big time tennis to work for R W Pressprich and Co in Port Washington New York He plans limited Davis Cup play only if a brief leave helps and will study at night while pursuing institutional sales in finance.
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NCAA Enacts Penalties For Staff Tied To Pro Football
The NCAA Council approved a report on college contacts with pro football groups and recommended sanctions for schools that fail to discipline staff paid by pros. The measure targets scouting and signing violations and may penalize schools with probation or suspension, shifting beyond mere reprimand.
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Clay Watched as Muslims Face Court Trial
Cassius Clay attended a Boston Superior Court session as a spectator during the trial of 11 Black Muslims charged with assault and battery.
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Ace Kicker Goes to GB
GREEN BAY Wisconsin UP I reports the Packers acquired kicker Don Chandler from the New York Giants for an undisclosed future draft choice. Chandler, age 30, adds place kicking to his punting. speculation grows that Paul Hornung may be traded as he struggles after a 1964 season plagued by injuries and missed kick attempts.
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Flores KOs Buffala in Strip Fight main event
Flores blasted Pete Buffala with a burst of lefts to win by knockout at 1:59 of the eighth round on the Haci enda Strip Fight card. Flores improved to 19-7 with ten KOs in a main event that featured a near-even bout through seven rounds and a decisive finish in Las Vegas.
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Unclear basketball results from mixed college scores
A scrambled stream of college basketball scores lists numerous teams and outcomes, including San Francisco at Portland 84 0 and many entries such as Texas A&M 72 Texas Christian 7 and Ohio opponents. The fragmentary text provides no coherent game narrative or dates.
Hannum Faces Auerbach In East West All Star Tilt
East West NBA All Star game in St Louis pits Alex Hannum of the Warriors against Red Auerbach. Pettit and Robertson headline the matchup with MVP hopes, while coaching rivalries and Auerbachs antics add intrigue in the lead up to the game.
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