Bowl Linkup Talk in Southwest and Big Eight
Southwest Conference coaches and athletic directors plan a Cotton Bowl lineup discussion with the Big Eight at Austin on Thursday. Only two oppose, one may favor, one undecided. Howard Grubbs notes prior discussions and the topic will be revisited at the spring meeting.
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Austin
Howard Grubbs
King
Grubbs
Cotton Bowl Athletic Association
J. T. King
Texas Tech
Abe Martin
Texas Christian
Martin
Gene Stallings
Texas A&m
Southern Methodist
Hayden Fry
John Bridgers
Baylor
Rice
Jess Neely
Frank Broyles
Arkansas
Darrell Royal
Texas
Oklahoma
Hogan Predicts 280 to Win Tourney at Champions Golf Club
Veteran Ben Hogan predicts a 280 four under par may win the Champions International Golf Tournament with Jack Burke Jr forecasting 277. The field at Cypress Creek includes Nicklaus and Palmer. Gary Player absent. Top prize is $20,000 from the 117000 event.
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Houston
Ben Hogan
Jack Burke Jr
Burke
Champions Golf Club
Cypress Creek Course
Jimmy Demaret
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Roberto de Vicenzo
Dallas
Ex-Wrestler Dara Singh Headlines New Indian Films
Dara Singh, a 6-foot-2 Sikh ex-wrestler, transitions from brutal rings to bare-chested hero roles in Indian cinema. He earns about $20,000 per movie and receives up to 50 fan letters daily, moving from New York to Tokyo as he seeks fame and fortune on screens across India.
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India
Dara Singh
Tarzan
Samson
Hercules
Singh
New York
Tokyo
Australian star Thomson to play in U S Open
Pete Thomson of Australia, five time British Open champion, will compete in the U S Open in San Francisco next month. He filed his entry Monday and does not have to qualify. It is his first U S Open since 1958.
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New York
Pete Thomson
Australia
San Francisco
Thomson
Yale Sets First Four Football Games in New Haven
Yale announces its first four 2025 football games will be played in New Haven Connecticut. The schedule confirms home dates for the early season matches at the Yale Bowl with opponents to be named later.
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Yale
New Haven
Conn
KU Coach Wins In Fencing Bid
John Dillard, coach of the KU Fencing Club, won sabre and epee and placed second in men s foil at the Kansas State Fencing Championships held Sunday in Robinson Gymnasium. He led the KU entries with two wins and a runner up finish, while other KU fencers also placed in the event.
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Kansas University
Robinson Gymnasium
Dillard
KU Fencing Club
David Logan
Kansas City
Ted Hootman
Wichita Fencing Club
David Styles
Wichita University Fencing Club
Reto Eng
Virginia Tech Student Stays for 69 Years
C. P. Sally Miles arrived at Virginia Tech in 1897 as a 17 year old student and remained for 69 years until his death at 86. He helped found the Southern Conference in 1921 and served Tech as teacher coach and administrator including athletic director and dean of the college.
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C. P
Sally) Miles
Virginia Tech
Hanover County
Miles
At Tech
Gogolak Free From Bills Asks Five Figure Bonus
Pete Gogolak the Bills kicking specialist is a free agent after option year end. He says he has not been contacted by another club and is undecided about his pro future. Bills owner Ralph Wilson confirms negotiations with coach Joe Collier continue.
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N. Y
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Buffalo Bills
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Bills
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NL Carries Torch for Braves Fight to Supreme Court
The National League signals it will appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court if needed to keep the Braves in Atlanta. NL President Warren Giles says the league carries a broader torch for team sports in its antitrust case against moving the Braves from Milwaukee to Atlanta and plans to pursue all appeals, including Wisconsin and the U.S. Supreme Court.
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New York
National League
Braves
Atlanta
U.S. Supreme Court
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League
Lou Carroll
Bowie Kuhn
Giles
Milwaukee
Elmer Roller
Roller
National League First
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Quarry Wins 10 Round Decision Over Elusive Al Jones
Jerry Quarry the unbeaten heavyweight from Los Angeles won a 10 round decision against Al Jones of Memphis. Jones staggered Quarry with punches in the first round and won rounds for two judges, but Quarry led on all three scorecards 100-91, 98-89 and 98-87.
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Jerry Quarry
Los Angeles
al Jones
Memphis
Tenn
Quarry
Jones
Buckey Harris Scouting for Washington Senators
Former major league manager Buckey Harris is reported as scouting duties for the Washington Senators, continuing his post playing career with prominent national club connections.
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Buckey Harris
Washington Senators
Young Jays Continue to Flash Promise in Spring Practice
Kansas University's youthful football team shows steady improvement in spring drills. Freshmen Douglass and Riggins step to first offense, Hunt shines on defense, and coaches shuffle units after Saturday scrimmage as Mitchel notes better ball handling and continued development.
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Jayhawks
Jack Mitchell
Bob Douglass
Junior Riggins
Douglass
Riggins
Jeff Elias
Keith Christensen
Bill Hunt
Dick Bacon
Bill Lynch
Hunt
Mitchell
Lynch
Bacon
George Harvey
Harvey
Mays Pursues NL Home Run Record vs Drysdale
Willie Mays seeks his 13th homer to move past Mel Ott’s 511 in the NL chase against Don Drysdale as the Giants open a three game set with the Dodgers at Candlestick Park. Mays has struggled since tying Ott, battling flu and injuries with only two hits in 18 at bats.
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Willie Mays
Los Angeles
Don Drysdale
San Francisco Giants
Willie
Dodger
Mays
Candlestick Park
Drysdale
Mel Ott
Houston
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