Modern Pros Leave Greasy Neale Cold In Hall of Fame Night
Earl y Greasy Neale, a legendary football figure, says modern pros show little passion or imagination and treat the game as a job. He and 10 players and 13 scholars are to be inducted into the Football Hall of Fame tonight, with Dr Frank Lawson Hovde to receive the Gold Medal.
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Little Wash-Kelley
Yale
Ington
Jefferson
Jim Thorpe
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Chicago White Sox
Eagles
Frank Lawson Hovde
Purdue University
National Foundation
All-Southwest Teams Named
COLUMBUS Ohio Belmont won Districts outstanding high table honors as the Associated Press All-Southwest District football team was chosen by writers and broadcasters. The selections include Class AA and A players, with coaches of the year, and a full roster of ends tackles guards centers quarterbacks and backs.
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Columbus
Ohio
Dayton
Belmont
Associated Press
Tim Quinn
Alter
Eaton
Rob Decker
Versailles
Ron Schlater
Ken Boemer
Dixie
Bron Bacevich
Cincinnati
Roger Bacon
John Lantz
Reds raise box seats price at Crosley Field
The Cincinnati Reds announced box seats at Crosley Field will rise to 3.50 from 3.00. Reserved seats stay at 2.50 and general admission remains 1.50.
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Crosley Field
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Harry Wismer Funeral Planned After Fall Death
New York AP reports Harry Wismer, famed football announcer and New York Titans owner, died at 53 after a fall that caused a fractured skull. Funeral services set for Thursday in Port Huron Michigan, recalling his long radio voice for Notre Dame football and role in forming the AFL.
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Harry Wismer
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New York Titans
Locals Place In Horse Show at Red Fox Stable
Two Middletown riders won at the Adult Hunter and Jumper Horse Show held Sunday at Milford’s Red Fox Stable. Mrs. Jams Coffee of 4203 Grand Ave. took fourth in hunter back and second in musical chair. Glenda Taylor of 3189 Barbara Drive earned first in English pleasure and third in egg and spoon.
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Red Fox
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Conigliaro Sees Clear Vision After Workouts
Tony Conigliaro of the Boston Red Sox reports improved sight after three baseball workouts. He notes that his left eye vision is very good with no blurs after the Aug. 18 injury and his batting and fielding drill at Harvard's indoor cage.
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Tony Conigliaro
Boston Red Sox
Columbus-Owned Spaniel Champ Triumphs in Field Trials
Gwib erant Gefni owned by Dr. John P. Riepenhoff of Columbus topped 38 entries in a three day National Amateur Springer Spaniel Field Trials at Lagrange in Elyria Ohio. Eighteen dogs were eliminated before Monday’s final series after starting Saturday.
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Lagrange
Ohio Deer Kill Totals Reach 1350 In 1967 Season
Ohio reports about 1,350 deer killed in the 1967 season. The data highlights totals by counties with Trumbull and Ashtabula leading, while Lambert Trophy honors the top East Coast college team.
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Mount Plays With Steel Insole For Foot Injury
Purdue guard Rick Mount, coming off a 28 point game against UCLA, will wear a stainless steel inner sole in his left shoe through Christmas. He cracked a bone on October 27 and missed four weeks, noting the foot heals but remains tender when running or cutting. Mount says doctors believe the fracture is not bad and he can play if he tolerates the pain.
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DiMag Signs Old Foe as A's Scout in Pacific Northwest
Oakland announces Dolph Camilli, 1941 NL MVP with the Dodgers, has signed as scout in the Pacific Northwest. DiMaggio, 1941 AL MVP of the Yankees, notes Camilli's prior teams including the Seals Cubs Phillies and Dodgers and his 1944 Oaks managerial stint.
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Oakland Athletics
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Pacific Northwest
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New York Yankees
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San Francisco Seals
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Firsts Both Good And Bad In Armco Central League Action
Open Hearth No 1 Maintenance shut out Order Service 66 39 led by Bill Sample 13 Gary Emrick 13 and Louis Null 10 Rick Davies and Jim Roth 10 for Order Service. Commercial upset Steelers 69 63 as Tony Blaine missed 15 of 17 foul shots. Steelers Charlie Mack 24 Gene Snow 18 Billy Crowe 13 A C Mitchell 12. Hot Strip 109 Open Hearth No 2 Operators 109 34 led by Marty Updkyke 35 Jim Werks 26 Don Castle 17 Don Combs 10. Hamilton Coke 66 38 over Research Brad Cook 25 Tom Moore 13 Jim Kallick 11. Dave Yocum 8 for Research.
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Rick Davies
Jim Roth
Tony Blaine
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Charlie Mack
Gene Snow
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A. C. Mitchell
Larry Harp
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George Morton
Hot Strip
Marty Updkyke
Jim Werks
Don Castle
Don Combs
Joe Marshall
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Brad Cook
Tom Moore
Jim Kallick
Coke Kids
Dave Yocum
NBA's Little Men Are Big In Scoring
New York AP reports back court players dominate the NBA scoring race. Dave Bing leads with 628 points and 28.5 ppg for Detroit. Hal Greer, Walt Hazzard, Len Wilkens, and Jim King are among the top 10 scorers, with Wilt Chamberlain leading FG percentage and Jon McGlocklin atop free throw accuracy. Nate Thurmond holds the rebounding lead and Wilkens the assist crown.
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Wilt Chamberlain
Jon McGlocklin
San Diego
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Bethlehem and Elizabethtown face off in church league tally
In a church league night, Bethlehem Lutheran drops 34 points to Elizabethtown COG while K of C posts 67 against Grace Baptist 75. First Methodist leads First EUB 54 to 44. scoring by quarter shows Bethlehem 9 17 2 34 and Elizabethtown 6 19 27 39. Grace Baptist top scorers include Holweger 28 and Kraft 4.
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Eliopoulos tops in J J Lanes Classic with 717 series
Eliopoulos rolled a 717 series in J J Lanes Classic with 225 247 and 245 games. Marge Farkas added a 617 in J J's Women's Classic to raise her year average to 183. Marilyn Fordyce shot 599 after a 620 last week, narrowly missing back to back 600s. Bebn will rely on Danny Holma of San Jose State and Bob Lee to support the quarterback group.
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Diego State
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West To Have Nation's Best In Shrine East West Game
San Francisco AP Twenty one schools will be represented by two players on the West squad in the 43rd annual East West football game December 30 at Candlestick Park. The selections were announced Tuesday by Ted Balliet sponsor of the Shrine charity game. The West features Gary Beban UCLA Heisman winner at quarterback and three top runners Lee White Weber State Don Hass Montana State and Warren McVea Houston. Receivers include Phil Odie Brigham Young and star linebackers Skip Van derbundt Oregon State Mike Sweatman Kansas and Ed Mooney Texas Tech. Defensive backs include Jim Smith Oregon Bob Smith California along with Harry Cheatwood Oklahoma State and Neal Starkey Air Force. Curley Culp Arizona State Blaine Nye Stanford Steve Thompson Washington and Cam Meltzer Oregon form a strong front. The West will train at Stanford University under coaches Ben Martin Air Force D Andros Oregon State and Ray Willsey California.
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CSU botanist bags record mule deer in Wyoming hunt
Dr. Robert Parke of Colorado State University joined a hunting trip in Wyoming and harvested a mule deer with antlers measuring 210 points on the Boone and Crockett scale, a size described by a Denver taxidermist as among the largest on record.
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Gary Beban’s 16 Jersey Retired at UCLA Banquet
Los Angeles reports that UCLA will not issue the number 16 again as Chancellor Franklin D. Murphy announced at the Bruins football banquet that Heisman Trophy winner Gary Beban’s jersey has been retired.
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