Gustafson’s coaching legacy marked by Miami success
Col Earl H Blaik recalls Andy Gustafson of Miami building a strong program at the Orange Bowl era. Gustafson coached 42 years, won 112 games with 71 losses and four ties through 1982, mentored stars like George Mira, and retires as athletic director after 16 seasons as Miami’s head coach.
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John Bain
Jock) Sutherland
Dodgers eye pitching boost in winter trade talks
Dodgers general manager Buzzie Bavasi signals a general move to add pitching after a stellar season. The club may trade four prospects from a pool to aid the Mets and Colts, while keeping an eye on trades for a left-handed reliever and a right-handed starter.
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Bills Still Have Top AFL Offense
Buffalo Bills, after a 120 victory over the Oakland Raiders, boast the best all around AFL offense through five games. They average 3344 yards per game with 672 total rushing and passing yardage, ranking second in rushing and fifth in passing while Boston leads in rushing and Houston in passing.
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City Bowling Results Across Multiple Leagues at Holiday Bowl
Readouts show top games and series for several leagues including STOCKHOLDERS LEAGUE, MONDAY NITE MINED, SEMIPRO TRAVELING, FRIDAY NIGHT LATE MINED, ALLEY ATL LEAGUE, and WOMEN'S MAJOR LEAGUE at Holiday Bowl and Fort Sill Lanes. Notable: Vera Eppler high game in stockholders, Robbie Sickles 50 in series, Harold Henneke 220, Mel Tubbs 577, Bettie Seibert 509, Walt Loos 551, and team leaders like Thunderbird Lanes and Mid-America Life Ins. standings list winners and losses.
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Harold Henneke
Sue Dunegan
Mel Tubbs
McCaskill
Ken Jackson
Hi Ind
Sallie Walker
Norman Hill
Thunderbird Lanes
Mid-America Life
Miller-Jackson Co
Douglass Juniors Seek First Win Against FSIS Crew
Douglass junior high, known as the Little Lions, travel to Fort Sill Indian School to open their season. Coach Andrew Hill’s squad suffered a 30 to 0 defeat to Central in their sole start with probable starters Darden, Russell, Johnson, Cubbs, Banks, Rushing, and Breedlove set for action.
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Charles Russell
Marvin Johnson
George Cubbs
Binnie Banks
Forman
Oscar Breedlove
Wallace Nahrgang Drops Lead in Southern Seven Scoring
Wallace Slices Nahrang s lead in the Southern Seven scoring race as he added a single TD to reach 64 points. Douglass and Wallace rallied with three touchdowns to boost their totals, while Hester Stanton and Fossett each sit at 46 points, challenging for top honors.
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Bartram Ryan
McClain
Garfield Peanuts Stay Unbeaten in Peanut League
Garfield blanked Eisenhower 6 0 to remain undefeated in the Peanut league. Five games ended in shutouts. Westwood defeated Whittier 20 12 while other scores included Adams 14 Jackson 0 and Fort Sill 14 Pecan Grove 0.
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Giants Open at Home Versus Browns After New York Move
The Giants moved into Yankee Stadium as Browns star Jim Brown headlines a key early season clash. Cleveland, led by Frank Ryan, owns a 4-0 record and is favored to win the division, while New York, 3-1, looks to slow Brown with Sam Huff likely assigned to him. Alex Webster aims to return at fullback for the Giants.
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Injury Bug Bites Big Eight Camps Across Conference
The Associated Press reports multiple Big Eight teams grappling with injuries as Missouri eyes early returns, Colorado learns Symons avoided rib breaks, and others reveal limited practice. Oklahoma prospects for Texas game uncertain as Ringer’s elbow remains in a sling. Kansas, Nebraska, Kansas State, and Oklahoma State list key players sidelined or limited, affecting upcoming matchups.
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Dan Devine
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Turner
Tom Lynn
Doug Weaver
Willis Crenshaw
Oklahoma State
Ed Thomas
Jerome Bell
Jeff Williams
Phil Cutchin
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