No Major Alterations Made On College Football Rules
The NCAA rules committee kept college football rules largely intact, with minor tweaks aimed at reducing injuries. They kept unlimited substitution out, set stricter enforcement on piling on injured players, and adjusted penalties on illegal shifts and ball touch rules while clarifying jersey changes for home and visiting teams.
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Ernie McCoy
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Michigan
Bantam Crown Goes on Line in Sao Paulo Showdown
Brazilian fans back Eder Jofre to unify the bantamweight title against Ireland’s John Caldwell in a 15 round bout at 8 p.m. CST. Jofre holds the world crown per South American and NBA recognition, Caldwell is European champion with a 25-0 record and 12 knockouts.
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Brazil
Eder Jofre
Ireland
John Caldwell
Jofre
South America
U.S
Gene Fullmer
Terry Downes
Archie Moore
Harold Johnson
Mexico
Joe Becerra
Eloy Sanchez
Sanchez
Caldwell
Exchamp Alphonse Halimi
Red Wings Chase Fourth Spot With Bruins Test
The Detroit Red Wings aim to move into sole possession of the last playoff berth by beating the Boston Bruins in Boston. A win would put Detroit clear of the pack, while a tie would share the spot. The Wings trail the Rangers by one point after New York’s skid, and Montreal leads the league after a 7-3 win over Chicago.
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Youth in Kansas City Sentenced to Life for Police Killing
William M. Hunter, 19, African American, convicted of second degree murder for the slaying of Kansas City police officer Cpl. Arthur J. Marti during gang clashes on August 28 near 37th and Wabash. Hunter denied a new trial and received a life sentence after the jury verdict.
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Writer Predicts Colorado to Receive Three-Year NCAA Suspension
Rocky Mountain News sports editor Chester Nelson claims based on NCAA sources that Colorado University faces a three-year probation penalty for illegal football recruiting tied to activity from a couple of years earlier. CU's Harry Carlson calls the report scuttlebutt while preparations for an NCAA inquiry continue ahead of an April decision.
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Five Teams Chase Scoring Lead In Major College Action
Utah’s Billy McGill leads national scoring at 37.4 ppg, with Indiana Arizona State Loyola Chicago Boston College and Kentucky close behind in a tight race averaging 87.58 to 87.21 points per game. Layton Jones and Tommy Boyer top field goal and free throw charts as adjustments ripple through college hoops.
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Auburn
Tommy Boyer
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Jerry Lucas
Boyer
Jerry Carlton
Carlton
Pendulum-like Armswing in Bowling Delivers Ball
The forward arm swing is slightly faster than the back swing due to body momentum. The right arm replaces the right leg in the forward move, with the leg dropping back as a brake and balance. The pendulum analogy helps bowlers visualize but is not exact.
Los Angeles Jets Face Uncertain ABL Future
The American Basketball League weighs the Jets future after a meeting between Jet and ABL officials. A spokesman warned there is little chance the team stays in the league as schedule changes aim to ease financial strain. Two home games versus Hawaii were postponed amid the talks.
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Linwood Notices and Community Happenings In February
Invitations announce Judy Frederick and John Henry Severs wedding set for February 3 at the Everett Presbyterian Church. Local residents attend meetings, 4 H club and HDU sessions, and church choir practices with notable visits to family in Kansas City Dallas and San Antonio.
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Linwood
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Goldie
Ted Gray
Charles Coleman
George Kirkman
James Elder
Scoring Record Highlighted by Bennies Victory
St Benedicts led Rockhurst 31 24 at halftime as John Ritter reached 1251 career points with 16 in a 65 58 non conference win. Rockhurst’s Norm Majors led all scorers with 22 while Culver Stocktons Kurt Hoffman exploded for 26 in a 64 62 upset of Westminster.
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Community Notes from Tonganoxie Society Scene
Mr and Mrs George McBroom and son Dale shared Sunday dinner with Mrs William Schultz of Bonner Springs. Several families hosted gatherings and 11 members attended the Friendship Club meeting at Ida Love and Bernice Jacka home. Birth announcements include Edward Slawson and Opal Freeman families, Tammy Wing a daughter Jan 5, twin girls Susan Leigh and Sarah Lynne Jones born to Wayne and family, and David W Patrick born to Jerry Clinkenbeard.
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Kansas City
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O'Conner Hospital
San Jose
David W Patrick
Frick calls for quicker, crisper baseball amid football rise
Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick said he is not alarmed by football's growth but urged action to reduce delays and boost pace with more home runs and steals. An AP poll showed 109 of 215 voters foresee football replacing baseball, while Frick cited attendance decline yet wide exposure across schools and colleges.
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Goalie Glenn Hall Faces Rough Night in Chicago
Chicago's Glenn Hall, making his 500th straight start for the Black Hawks, allowed a season high of 7 goals as Montreal beat them 7 to 3 at home. Hall quipped about the tough shots and recalled his previous 499 games as the crowd watched. The piece notes 279 NL players in 1961, with a projection toward 359 in 1962 as the league expands to 10 teams.
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Buff ace Ellison presses scoring lead in Big Eight race
Kansas University guards Nolen Ellison and Jerry Gardner push for the conference scoring title as Kansas State guards Charlton and Gardner trail. Ellison posted a career high 28 in a 58 55 win over Missouri, while Gardner scored 75 in the Big Eight tournament and Charlton trailed in the chase. Kansas's Harp plans intensified practice during a three week lull before the February 3 Air Force start and Missouri visit.
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Daryl Petsch
Nebraska
Mike Wroblewski
Kansas State
Stan Morrison
Ken Doughty
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Gary Marriott
Moldie Bunch
Oklahoma State
Jim Davis
Ivan Grupe
Stengel Warns Mets Must Produce or Lose Slots
Casey Stengel told 2100 at the Manchester Union Leader dinner that his job with the New York Mets may not last long if players do not produce. He said the team has nine starters and urged them to step on the gas and play to their best.
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Braves Ride 10 Game Spark To NL Streak In 1961
The Milwaukee Braves posted a 10 game winning streak in 1961 to set the longest run in the National League that season. The stretch showcased their offense and pitching as they solidified a top position in the standings.
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Wilma Rudolph Ward Trains for Saturday Invite
Olympic triple gold medalist Wilma Rudolph Ward arrives in Los Angeles with a head cold and ten pounds heavier to compete in Saturday night's indoor track meet at the Sports Arena. She traveled from Nashville with teammate Jean Holmes coach Ed Temple and broad jumper Ralph Boston. Both Wilma and Holmes are entered in the 60 yard dash. She says she plans to win and notes gain from winter banquet circuit since marriage.
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