Bills Owner Calls for Common Draft in Pro Football
Buffalo Bills owner Ralph Wilson urged a common draft as a cure for pro football’s problems. He warned that without mutual agreement between the AFL and NFL, storm clouds loom within a few years. Wilson stressed he spoke for himself and planned informal talks with several NFL owners.
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Broyles and Parseghian Named Co Coaches Of Year
Arkansas coach Broyles and Notre Dame mentor Parseghian were chosen as Co Coaches Of The Year by the American Football Coaches Association after a three-count tie. Clarence Stasavich of East Carolina was named Small Colleges Coach of The Year.
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Apl Franks
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Ara Parseghian
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American Football Coaches Association
Clarence Stasavich
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Greenville
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Browlees
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Alabama
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Insh
California
Football Writers Association of America
Darrell Royal
Texas
Gand
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Georgetown
Lenoir Rhyne
Hickory
Knights of Columbus Track Meet Adjusts Entries
Boston directors at Boston Garden move to limit college participation after NCAA urged athletes not to run in meets sanctioned by the AAU. Seven colleges may enter one team in relays. Boston College and Northeastern get one individual in the New England College Mile. Nine schools boycott and will use all their teams.
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Howard Forgets Old Age as Yankee Catcher Aims Ahead
New York Yankees catcher Ellie Howard, set to turn 35 next month, remains confident he can play at full speed for four or five more years. The 200-pound veteran, who batted over .300 and led AL catchers in fielding last season, credits swimming for conditioning and weighs his chances against age while seeking a raise from last year’s $60,000 salary.
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Record Field Races At British Worcester
A record 229 horses raced at Worcester track on Wednesday across eight jumping events. Heavy rains reduced entries from 233 with only four scratches. The River Severn border raised flooding risk as the deluge persisted, yet the river stayed at a good level by finish.
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Dodge City Tops JC Cage Vote
Dodge City, the 1964 national champion, leads the first NJCAA basketball coaches poll with an 11-0 mark. Moberly, New York City Community College Brooklyn, Kilgore, Lindsey Wilson, Wilson Branch, Cisco, Phoenix and others follow in the top 20 listing.
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Tex
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Ariz
Murray State
Tishomingo
Okla
Martin
Pulaski
Leicester
Mass
Willmar
Minn
Burlington, Town
Centralia
Ill
Rochester
Schollander Named AP Athlete of the Year for 1964
Don Schollander, lauded Yale freshman and Tokyo Olympic swimming star, wins the Associated Press Athlete of the Year honor with 138 first place votes and 459 points. Runner-up is Johnny Unitas, with Dean Chance third. Mills and Venturi also score high. The Eagles Trophy will be presented at Milwaukee banquet on February 14.
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Mexico City
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Unitas
Dean Chance
Los Angeles Angels
Chance
Angels
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Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Milwaukee
Conference faces backlash over NCAA bylaw change opposition from leading institutions
Penn’s Jeremiah Ford and allies from Harvard Yale NYU and West Point oppose a proposed NCAA bylaw arguing it enforces creeping paternalism and could act as a covert boycott. Michigan’s Marcus Plant defends a March 1 effective date to align time for implementation. Barnes succeeds Ray as president. Smiley becomes secretary treasurer with new district and council appointments.
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West Point
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Marcus Plant
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Robert F. Ray
Iowa
Smiley
Francis E. Smiley
Colorado School of Mines
Bradford Booth
UCLA
Harvey C. Chrouser
Wheaton College
Dick Clausen
Arizona
Glenn W. Holcomb
Oregon State
All-America grid team lists Pennsylvania and California tops
Scholastic Magazines selects 95 players from 42 states for the national high school All America squad. Pennsylvania and California each place seven players, with Texas and Ohio next at five and Illinois Massachusetts New York at four each. Notable names include Gene Mayes and Charley Riggs from Texas, Pat Hughes of Everett Mass., and Dave Bradley praised for versatility.
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Del
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Iowa
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Mont
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Wash
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N.Y
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Buster Yannon
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NBA Stars Talk Money in St Louis Luncheon
In St Louis ahead of the All Star game NBA figures like Wilt Chamberlain and Bob Pettit joined Eddie Gottlieb Ben Korner and Maurice Podoloff for a luncheon. They debated money and growth, recalling when players earned a dollar a game and joking about salaries while Abe Lemons kept the talk tied to basketball.
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Arabian Death Match headlines at Fair Park Coliseum
The Sheik nicknamed Socks used a sock with wet sand as a bludgeon to defeat Wahoo MecDaniel in the Arabian Death Match. Johnny Valentine won two of three falls over Don Curtis in the second main event. Joxe Lothario scored a first man against man victory over Red Raider in a preliminary bout.
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Proposals Target Scout Payments and Early Signing
WTSU urges banning assistant coaches from accepting money for scouting reports to pros and calls on major leagues to stop premature college athlete signings. The report frames integrity concerns and seeks policy changes across professional and college sports.
Scoring Fragments From Varied College Games Across Regions
A jumble of final scores and partial results spans multiple colleges. Cincinnati beats Dayton 76 to 71, Baldwin-Wallace defeats John Carroll, and others like Western Reserve and Kenyon post notable margins.
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