Reds mum on stadium pact
Cincinnati Reds officials hedge on contract length for the proposed $32 million stadium to host baseball and NFL use. The stadium site south of Crosley Field near the west side is under consideration as a 45 000 seat baseball venue and 55 000 for football with 13 000 parking spaces. Urban renewal land acquisition could delay the plan with a construction start possible after May 1966 and an NFL franchise decision due February 14.
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Anyone willing to spend 18 million or more can, in theory, build a facility in Cincinnati but cannot force the public to visit. The Reds and an NFL club would still determine park location to protect their interests, with tenants not guaranteed by a custom venue.
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Browns pack 80,000 as Cleveland voters back lakefront park plan
Cleveland Browns prosper at Lakefront Stadium with strong attendance and parking relief. Marold Sauerbrei notes 67 percent of tickets sell at the stadium office and says traffic is steady with future highway improvements. The article contrasts with Cincinnati crowds and recalls 1948 Rams attendance.
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Cage Results From Cincinnati and Nearby Matches
Cincinnati LaSalle 78 Hamilton Catholic 74 and Lima Shawnee 72 over Sylvania Lima Senior. Bowling Green 65 Finneytown 61. Cincinnati Woodward edged Sycamore with Deer Park and Hamilton Garfield noted. Vandalia-Butler 7 Dayton Wilbur Wright 74 57 Wilmington 47. Clinton-Massie Dayton Roth and Trotwood Madison 7 Piqua 7. Troy 67 Germantown 3. Northmont 72 Jefferson Tipp City 8. Wayne Montgomery 4. Bellbrook 8. Xenia With 45 Franklin 76. Lakota Butler Hamilton Taft 9. Fairfield Utah State 97 Minnesota 72. Air Force 37 Wyoming 9. St Josephs Pa U San Francisco 8 Leon Santa Clara 73 California 73. NBA Los Angeles 122 Detroit 112.
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Saverbrei Reveals Plan for Tiered Garage at Civic Stadium
Cleveland officials discuss a municipal tiered garage at the stadium to serve both game crowds and downtown visitors. Saverbrei notes it suits his business type less than a downtown site, while Atlanta Falcons anticipate strong advance sales for a downtown park despite seasonal baseball doubts.
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Vanderbilt Poised for Big Season After Narrow Northwestern Win
Vanderbilt, ranked No. 4 by the AP, edged Northwestern 58-57 at Evanston as sophomore Bo Wyenendt hit a late free throw with 10 seconds left. The Commodores seek a championship run after reaching NCAA quarterfinals last season and top the SEC.
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Duffy Named Coach Of Year In Major Football Honor
Des Moines Iowa AP Michigan State coach Duffy Daugherty has been named National Football Coach Of The Year by the Football Writers Association of America. The announcement was made Thursday by association secretary Bert McGrane. UCLA’s Tommy Prothro was the runner up for the honor.
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Manager Rowmy Keane St Louis tenure adds wins and a playoff sweep
Keane led the Cardinals for six three year periods totaling 270 wins and 226 losses in league play. Walt Alston’s Dodgers went 280 and 208 in the same span. A 12 game playoff against San Francisco yielded one victory and no defeats.
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Kansas Tops Buckeyes In Rough Second Half
Ohio State led early as Walt Wesley was held to 16 points but Kansas surged in the second half to win 81 48. Buckeyes misfired on free throws and cooled from the field, while Bob Dove led Ohio State with 25 points as Kansas pulled away after a 44 44 halftime tie.
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Vikings Ready To Join League
Miamisburg High School officials announced a new Clase AA athletic league is forming and the school plans to join when ready for full participation. The move would mean leaving the Mi ami Valley League as Hamilton Taft Hamilton Garfield and Middletown show interest along with Fairfield Norwood invited to join the tri county leagues.
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Wings Beat Abel Present in Only NHL Game
In a lone NHL game, Detroit defeats New York 4 to 2 as key players return from injuries. Defenseman Bill Gadsby was sidelined three weeks after knee surgery, Ron Murphy missed most of the season due to injuries, and Floyd Smith sat out three games with a shoulder injury.
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WildcatsBreak Dry Run With 76 58 Win Over Lakota
Franklin Wildcats upset the season skid by beating Lakota 76 to 58. Ron Conley scored 14 points and Bill Berutti led with 4 baskets as Franklin improved shooting to 47 percent. Lakota center Harlan Rogers had a strong game, finishing with 18 in the last half.
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New York Metis Suffer Long National League Losing Streak
The New York Metis posted a lengthy skid last season losing 11 consecutive games in the National League. The stretch marked the worst in the league and defined their campaign.
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O Neil hero in card win for Germantown
Mike ONeil scored a four shot with two seconds left lifting Germantown Carolina’s to a 52 51 victory over Farmersville in a neighborhood Dayton Suburban League game. Farmersville slips to 5 4 while Germantown improves to 6 0 in league play.
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