Allen Rejoins Rams After Interim Hiatus
Reeves of the Rams reveals he and former coach George Allen met at Reeves’ home on New Year’s Day and again last Saturday. Allen agreed to return as coach with plans for weekly meetings to address any problems and to ease pressure ahead of the next NFL season. Reeves, owning 51 percent of the club, says internal talks followed dismissal, with two unnamed coaches briefly involved.
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College and pro scores from a busy sports day
Numerous basketball results across college and pro games. Cincinnati edged Chicago 108 106 in a tight ABA tilt while Houston beat Kentucky 119 105 in the ABA. Other college winners include Virginia State and Fitchburg State in overtime, and many regional teams posting decisive victories.
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Ashe Advances In Net Meet At Victorian Open
Arthur Ashe and fellow Americans Stan Smith Charles Pasarell and Bob Lutz won their first round matches in Melbourne. Pasarell beat Neale Fraser 8 10 6 4 6 3 6 1 after two hours. Lutz outlasted Frank Sedgman 6 3 6 4 6 6 3. Ashe defeated Peter Keller 6 1 6 3 6 4 and Smith beat Robert Case 10 8 6 3 6 2. Dell lost to John Alexander 7 5 7 5 6 3.
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Rams Fire Coach Allen Then Rehire Him Amid Turmoil
Former Los Angeles Rams coach Harland Svare was replaced by John Hadl? No. The article describes Rams coach Pete Allen, in his three seasons with the Rams, leading to a 86, 11-1-2 and 10-3-1 record, winning the 1967 Coastal Division. After firing Allen, a news conference drew a dozen players including Roman Gabriel and Eddie Meador signaling they would not remain without Allen. Reeves agreed to pay off the remaining two years of Allen’s five year contract at about 40 000 annually, amid friction from signing and trades and limited contact with Reeves. Allen sought other NFL or AFL interests during the interim but kept his preferred role with the Rams.
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Pioneers Rally to Beat Tarleton 72 69 in NAIA District
Wayland's Pioneers erased a 16 point first half deficit to defeat Tarleton 72 69 in district eight NAIA play. Eddie Malone and Bob Cook hit decisive baskets in the final seconds as Tarleton suffered its first district loss. Steve Dean led Tarleton with 35 points while Cook and Hardin paced Wayland.
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Pinson Traded to Cardinals Praises New Home
Vada Pinson, traded by Cincinnati to the St. Louis Cardinals for Bobby Tolan and Wayne Granger, expresses excitement about Busch Stadium and a potential outfield with Curt Flood. He recalls healthy, prime form and anticipates a fun, long-term stint in St. Louis.
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White Sox shift stance on the 1969 Western division
Chicago White Sox acknowledge a silver lining in the 1969 expansion Western division setup. General Manager Ed Short says they may benefit as only 15 games separate them from rivals, while manager Al Lopez predicts a strong race among four clubs and highlights Brad ford as a potential standout.
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Larson Gossett Added To Pro Bowl Rosters
Center Greg Larson of the New York Giants and place kicker Bruce Gossett of the Los Angeles Rams were added to the East and West squads for the Pro Bowl on January 19. Each coach may name one personal selection to complete the 25 man rosters for the NFL all star game.
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UNM Coach Reinstates Howard As Player
Bob King of the University of New Mexico reinstated guard Stretch Howard for pre disciplinary reasons in time for the Western Athletic Conference schedule. Howard had been dismissed on December 23 and the Lobos fell from No. 8 to No. 18 in the AP poll after losses to Texas El Paso and Butler.
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City Cagers Set For Matchups With Mustangs And Pirates
The City squad features William Baldwin Marc Wilson Alton Hunter Frank Melton and Allen Newman against the 7 9 Mustangs Estacado offers Kenneth Wallace and David Moody while Lee Jones Homer Morse Tony Ward Lase Green and David Duke are expected to start The Matadors beat Denver City 75 60 earlier this year CTK with Bob Connors Brian Beauchamp Mark Keenan John Smothers and Charles Robinson faces the Pirates LCHS 17 6 and 3 3 in six games starts Doug Perrin David Gregory Loyd Massie Monty Botkin and Terry Paden in the lineup
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Chicago hog and cattle prices inch higher on moderate demand
Chicago livestock markets show hogs 1 to 30 higher with steady to higher demand for 200 to 279 pounders. Cattle and calves move mixed. steers and heifers steady to slightly higher while slaughter lambs and feeders firm. Butter prices at wholesale still steady to higher with notable 66,304 to 66,364 dollar totals.
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Grain futures drift with mixed prices on Chicago market
Corn and oats futures rose about one cent on the Chicago Board of Trade as weather and feed demand influence, then profits trimmed gains. Wheat also climbed before selling pressure and longs exited. Cash corn advanced to 3 cents as farmers hold back amid weather concerns. oats followed corn, rye showed strength. Longshoremen strike suppresses export trade. mixed regional quotes for wheat, corn, oats, and sorghums across Chicago and Fort Worth.
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Cotton futures rise on switching trades in New York
Cotton futures No 2 closed 65 to 100 cents higher as commission houses traded on both sides. Much activity involved shifting positions from March 1969 to later months with some observers suggesting tax considerations influenced closures of last year’s market bets.
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