AFL chief vows fines for critics in league politics
AFL commissioner Joe Foss warned that players owners or club personnel who attack others publicly would face stiff penalties. He cited discussions on tampering trade remarks involving Sid Gilman Ernie Ladd and Farl Faison and noted talks on new franchises and clock running rules. Foss ordered Patriots lineman Nick Bu miconti to his office and discussed fines for helmet strikes amid past incidents involving Ernie Ladd.
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Archery Trapshooting Events Draw Las Vegas Attention
Sharpshooters head to Las Vegas for archery and trapshooting championships at Sahara and Stardust venues. The Sahara Hotel bankrolls over 10000 in prize money attracting 300 archers and a weekend lineup with Lou Shine and Matt Yurick favored to repeat. Trap shooting follows with 18,000 in prizes and 752 entrants last year, plus a six day tournament cadence and diverse Nevada participation.
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Oilers fire coach Hugh Taylor amid Blanda clash
Houston Oilers announce dismissal of head coach Hugh Taylor amid tensions with quarterback George Blanda. General manager Don Klosterman, newly installed, says the decision reflects overall organizational needs and will name a new coach soon. Meanwhile George Allen leaves Chicago Bears contract suit as Halas drops the case.
Chuvalo Second In Line for Clay Title Shot
Canadian heavyweight George Chuvalo said he is second in line for Cassius Clay's world crown if he keeps winning. He spoke at London airport before next Tuesday's bout with Eduardo Corletti, sharing top billing with Henry Cooper who faces Hubert Hilton.
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Little Pace Set For Convention Fight Card
Chicago teacher Fred Little a top junior middleweight meets Eddie Pace of Los Angeles in a 12 round main event Monday January 31 at the Convention Center. Larry Clark the Las Vegas welterweight with 13 straight wins appears on the undercard. Miller marks his 100th local card with a $100 door prize and orchids for ladies. Pace recalls wins over Don Miner and losses to Emile Griffith and Luis Rodriguez.
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Aggies Rally To Beat Texas 64 57 In SWC Showdown
Texas A&M trailed at halftime but surged past Texas 64 to 57 in Austin to extend their fifth straight SWC win and seize the conference lead. Injuries or lineups not mentioned.
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Ory Fer Basketball Results and Scores Across Teams
A list of basketball game results includes Ory Fer, Piormne, Prot SF 6 Eastern lin ers 84, Ball State 75, Greenville 64, Omaha 846, Kearney 0, Luther 2, Lake Forest 77, Concordia river forest, Aurora M1 Eureka 4 Kendall 75, Great Lakes Naval Hosp 58, Robert Morris JC 66, De Paul 81, Niagara 78, Watford 75 in overtime, Clemson 0, Kings Point 52, Pratt 50, Nebraska 83, Kansas 15, Salisbury 8, De Tours 83, Southeastern 65, George Williams 4, Wittenberg 70, Heidelberg 5, Kenyon 0, Hillsdale 9, Cedarville 8, Hendrix 4, Texas Wesleyan 4, North Central 0, Northeast Missouri 4, Western Illinois 9, Bernady State 9, Winona State 9, Texas A&M 44, Texas 4, Virginia Tech 48, Eureka 4 Kendall 75, Great Lakes Naval Hospital 88, Springfield 4, Northeastern 0, Wayne 78, Southern (Neb) 59, South Dakota 82, Morningside 71, Bethel (Kon) 54, Kansas Wesleyan 53.
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Nebraska Upsets Kansas In Big Eight Clash
Nebraska, ranked eighth, routed Kansas, ranked seventh, 83 to 75 at home. The win vaulted the Cornhuskers to first place in the Big Eight, as they used a stout full court press and steady scoring to derail Kansas on Tuesday night.
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NBA Highlights From Cincinnati and Philadelphia Games
The Cincinnati Royals defeated the Los Angeles Lakers 110 92 in a high scoring Tuesday clash led by Oscar Robertson with 26 points and Jerry West top scoring for the Lakers with 22. Wilt Chamberlain and Hal Greer spearheaded Philadelphia’s 128 117 win over Baltimore as Don Ohl led the Bullets with 32. The St Louis Hawks erased a large deficit to beat the New York Knickerbockers 109 107, Rod Thorn and Walt Bellamy keying the comeback in a tight finish.
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Boyd Johns join forces for Indy 500 rear-engine Ford duo
Indy entrants announce Johnny Boyd and Bobby Johns as teammates in rear-engine Ford V-8 powered cars. They were entered by George Bryant Racing Team of Englewood, N J as the second and third cars nominated for the 50th Speedway Classic in Indianapolis.
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Reeves Applauds Halas Drop in Rams Coaching Case
LOS ANGELES Chicago Bears owner George Halas dropped his lawsuit against the Rams over their hire of George Allen as head coach. Rams president George Halas Reeves reacted with a brief remark praising the decision and urging the club to focus on the team’s next work.
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Morris Wins Split Decision in 11 Round Middleweight Fight
Alohnny Morris edged Rubin Carter in a tense 11 round middleweight feature at Civic Arena. Carter pressed early and mid rounds, but Morris shifted to an aggressive late tactic to secure the split decision.
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