Kansas football stars face pro offers and uncertain loyalties
Bert Coan weighs turning pro after 1980 like season after injury recovery and family plans. Curtis McClinton's transfer success cited while KU hopes to keep five year players under coach Jack Mitchell. Hadl vs Kemp at San Diego highlighted with injuries and lineup shifts plus Don Pierce praised for Kansas publicity impact.
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Southwestern Bennies And Friends Take Wins In State Cage Matches
William Jewell defeated Missouri Valley 76-73 in overtime after trailing by five with 80 seconds left. Don Listar led St Benedicts to CIC win, while Ottawa and Southwestern split in a 4-2 conference balance. Friends posted a 50-44 victory as Bethel remained winless in six outings.
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Ex Oil Executive Walter Teagle Dies at 83
Walter Clark Teagle 83 former president and board chairman of the Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey died Tuesday. He retired in 1942 after 39 years with the company.
Foss Lands Five Year Pact to Lead AFL Through 1967
The American Football League unanimously reappointed Joe Foss as commissioner with a five year contract and undisclosed raise. Wayne Valley announced the deal amid changes extending his leadership and addressing headquarters questions. The AFL also approved new rules banning facial tackles, raising regular season rosters to 36, and limiting summer practice to eight weeks.
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NFL Signs 9.3 Million TV Pact With CBS
NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle was set to sign a $9.3 million television contract with CBS for all regular season games over two years. The deal pays about $4.65 million annually, yielding roughly $320,000 per club after fees. The agreement follows a federal antitrust ruling and new legislation allowing such contracts for major leagues. Rozelle briefed owners and the NFL Players Association on cooperation with team captains and pension provisions for in good standing players.
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Snow cleanup costs rising in Kansas City
Kansas City has spent 106000 on snow removal after last weekend's blizzard. City Manager Robert P. Weatherford said budgeted cleanup costs for the winter total 244391 and are rapidly depleting due to frequent heavy snowfalls since December 8.
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Reserves Steer Syracuse Victory Over 76ers
In Philadelphia, veteran Joe Graboski and reserve Al Bianchi boosted Syracuse as they defeated Philadelphia 129-120. Graboski scored 12 points, Bianchi 19, while coach Alex Hannum praised their rebounding and reserve impact.
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First U S torpedo boat Stiletto built in 1887
The Stiletto, the United States' first torpedo boat, was constructed in 1887 marking a milestone in naval firepower and small craft design.
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Hornung to Receive Byline Club Headline Award
Paul Hornung star of the Green Bay Packers will get the Byline Club's headline award at a Jan. 21 dinner. The ex Notre Dame ace led the Packers to the NFL title and is now an army private at Fort Riley Kansas. Carnie Smith coach of Pittsburg State Gorillas earns the sports page award for NAIA football champions. Marion Ladewig, noted bowler, also to be honored at the Town House Hotel Kansas City Kansas event.
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Cage Results Mix of College and High School Scores
Summary of scattered game results across colleges and high schools with many mismatched scores. Notable college showings include Penn State narrowly topping Bucknell 61 60 Cornell edging Colgate 72 70 and West Virginia defeating Virginia Tech 85 81. High school results follow with Junction City Chapmen Manhattan Abilene Topeka and others posting varied tallies.
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Norma Knowland Dies Widow of Oakland Tribune figure
Norma Knowland, 49, widow of Joseph R. Knowland Jr., former assistant publisher and general manager of the Oakland Tribune, died Tuesday. She was sister-in-law of former Sen. William F. Knowland, editor and assistant publisher of the paper.
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GM Comptroller Dunn Dies In Detroit
Stanley S. Dunn 52 comptroller of GM general holding division and treasurer of Motors Holding of Canada Ltd died Tuesday in Detroit.
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Spahn Happy Musial May Retire After 1962
Warren Spahn said he is glad Stan Musial may retire after the 1962 season. Spahn spoke at Houston's major league dinner where Musial and Mickey Mantle also received awards. Dickie Kerr, Tris Speaker and Eddie Dyer awards were handed to top players. Musial indicated he may be past his prime, planning 1962 as his last season.
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Face Guards Helmets Blamed for Injuries on GridIron
The Associated Press yearend poll shows 167 sports writers and broadcasters urge action to reduce injuries this season. A large majority blame hard plastic face barred helmets as the top field danger, with 69 calling helmet changes the first step. Stricter enforcement against rough play ranks second with 39 urging it.
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Strikes and Spares by Joe Wilman
The column urges bowlers to experiment with technique only during open practice, not league play, noting that changes during league games can ruin scores and affect team outcomes. It advises testing new styles in practice to avoid panics and maintain consistency.
French Academy Reaches Ch Words in Ninth Dictionary
In 1937 the French Academy began compiling its ninth dictionary and has reached the section covering words starting with Ch. The project continues as scholars work through the alphabet.
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