Fan Mail to Giant Star Bitterly Critics Huff
Dark storm clouds hang over Sam Huff amid bitter fan mail and clippings accusing him of dirty play in the NFL title game with Jim Taylor. Huff defends rough but fair play noting no off whistle hits and cites harsher conduct in other games. Giants held a film viewing to assess the contest and the public reaction, while Huff and his family face scrutiny from fans and media.
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Yale's Jordan Olivar Leaves Coaching to Focus on Business
Yale's longtime football coach Jordan Olivar resigns after 11 seasons to pursue a Beverly Hills insurance job. Olivar leaves with a 61-32-6 Yale record, second in school history to Walter Camp, whose 67 wins remain the benchmark.
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Bridges May Be Out For Year With Knee Injury
St. Louis Hawks forward center Bill Bridges, a former Kansas University star, may miss the rest of the season due to a knee injury. The 6-6, 230-pound forward from Hobbs New Mexico injured the knee last December with the Kansas City Steels in the ABL before joining the Hawks. Surgery may be needed.
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Haskell Indians Clash With Hayden in Centennial League Showdown
Coach George Martin leads the Haskell Indians against Hayden in a Centennial League game at 8 tonight in Topeka. Hayden enters 9-1 overall and 6-0 in league play, undefeated at home since December 4, 1959, with most home games held at Topeka High or Washburn Rural.
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Bethel Grabs the Lead In Kansas Conference
Bethel broke a three way tie by beating Sterling 66 58 to take first in the Kansas Conference standings. Bethel 8 3 leads, College of Emporia 7 3 is second, Sterling 7 4 drops to third. Ottawa moved to sixth with 66 50 win over Kansas Wesleyan. Tom Kinder led Ottawa with 27 points. Fort Hays beat Southwestern 90 75 in non conference action at Winfield. Don Turner scored 32 for Southwestern. Quincy College defeated St Benedicts 67 54 at Quincy.
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City Cagers John W. Galbreath Farm Ranked Fourth in Earnings
John W. Galbreath of Darby Dan Farm earned 626097 in 1962 and his stable placed fourth in earnings among racing operations.
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Lions Sophs Lose Free Throw Battle to Topeka
Lawrence High School sophomore team fell 56-51 to Topeka on the THS court. Marty Masters led Lawrence with 20 points while Richard Craig added 10 and Steve Kandykowicz 8. Coaches note poor free throw shooting as the setback persists at 3-2. Next game is Feb 7 at Topeka West.
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Bobsled Crews Set for Return to Action in IGLS
Twenty one bobsled teams from eleven nations including a shaky American group were due back on the world championship course in IGLS Austria after damage and illness caused a suspension of day one trials for the four man races. Organizers and army crews worked overnight repairing deep holes cut into the icy curves by the sleds.
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Lions Face Topeka West In Upset Bid On Home Court
Lawrence High School men head into a Saturday clash with Topeka West, a 2-9 foe capable of an upset. Lions 9-4 behind Ralph Light and Bill Trull, while West relies on 6-1 scorer Dennis Payne. Coaches emphasize avoiding a letdown and using a faster break and zone defense.
Furman Upsets West Virginia In Narrow Conference Win
Furman shocked West Virginia 59-58 in a Southern Conference thriller marking a 17 game winless run against the Mountaineers. The Paladins used a deliberate approach with five starters to seize the upset and hand WVU its second straight loss.
Chevy II promises savings and practical design
A compact wagon the Chevy II offers generous cargo room and easy parking. It emphasizes long term savings through durable parts like self adjusting brakes exhaust system longevity and a Delcotron generator. Describes low price attractive interiors and dealer contact.
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College Basketball Scores From AP Wire Roundup
AP wire lists college games across the nation with multiple upsets and close finishes. Georgia Tech beat Kentucky 66 to 62. Furman topped West Virginia 69 58. Florida State edged Alabama 63 61. Tulsa defeated New Orleans 57 60. Ohio State beat Northwestern 72 70. Indiana over Purdue 74 73. Creighton 82 over St Ambrose 66. plus scores for Carleton Lake Forest and others in a wide range of matchups across conferences.
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Pro Cage Schedule Highlights Monday and Wednesday
The slate lists Monday games: Chicago at Boston in New York, San Francisco at New York, Syracuse at St. Louis. Wednesday features Los Angeles at New York, Boston at Boston, and San Francisco at Boston.
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