Baseball Owners Set to Rule on Finley Move Impasse
The American League says it will not comment on Finley and notes he has not secured permission from other club owners. A proposed move of the Oakland Athletics from Kansas City to Louisville would require approval from seven owners in addition to Finley, and the final decision rests with the owners.
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Federal Control Sought to Save Boxing, Greene Warns
Paterson reports Abe Greene, WBA commissioner, urges federal control and unified action to save boxing from decline as TV fights end and sport faces oblivion. He criticizes boxing leadership for delays and hypocritical aims, calling for reform and broad cooperation among all parties.
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Unclear college tilt features Baylor Tech in drought year
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McLarry Faces Jury in Kennedy Threat Case
McLarry heads to a grand jury in Arlington Texas after being charged with threatening President Kennedy's life amid a break in night classes at State College. Jim Wilson from Dallas Times Herald will testify as McLarry's witness. Defense plans to present a surprise witness.
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Brown to Receive Bert Bell Trophy for 1965 season
Jim Brown of the Cleveland Browns will receive the Bert Bell Memorial Award from the Maxwell Football Club as the outstanding professional player of the season. Brown led the NFL in rushing for the sixth year and will accept the award February 3 at the club's dinner in Philadelphia.
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Garland appoints new head coach for upcoming school
Garland trustees choose O Day Williams, former first assistant to Charles Curtis at Garland High, as head coach for the new South Garland High, opening in September with no principal or teachers but with a football coach. Garland High holds the state AAAA championship. Helsinski reports a hermit’s death and a gift of stones to the city.
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Thrill Won’s and Polls Stir Up Excitement Across Events
Readers witness a wave of voting and sports uproar as 15 writers and voters weigh in on a tense annual Associated poll. Dodgers vs Koufax rise as a key Upset category fuels predictions of a dramatic World Series surge. Belfast report notes Joseph Stewart to retire, with Pacific Island tensions and local public sentiment shaping the scene.
Evansville Tops Grambling in Small College Poll
United Press International ranking shows Evansville with 316 points and 23 first place votes, Grambling close behind with 7 first-place ballots. Washington St Louis and Kentucky Wesleyan enter the top 10. Page Sound and Hofstra rise, while several others drop after a week of play.
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Rice Alumni Back Trustees In Court Fight Over Tuition
UPI reports Rice University trustees seek a court order to allow tuition charges amid disputes over school governance. Alumni petitions challenge the plan while others support the current system as graduates argue integration and space-age stature require different funding rules.
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Georgia Tech Triumphs Over North Carolina in Tight Duel
Georgia Tech edged North Carolina 87 83 in a hard fought contest. Star players were Teague and Carter leading Tech with double digit scoring while North Carolina countered with a balanced attack and strong defense. The game featured several momentum changes and was decided in the final minutes.
Duke Beats Clemson 81-75 to Seize ACC Lead
Duke defeats Clemson 81-75 to grab first place in the Atlantic Coast Conference race as Hack Tison scores 23 points and Jim Brennan adds 30 for Clemson with 10 of 25 shooting. The Blue Devils pull away after Clemson's early 22-20 edge.
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UPI Basketball Ratings Highlights Through Saturday
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Don Faurot Wins Stags Award for Football Service
New York AP reports Don Faurot, former Missouri coach and current athletic director, was named the Stags Award winner for his contributions to college football. The honor was announced at the American Football Coaches Association annual meeting.
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