Raiders Begin Super Bowl Prep Amid QB Flu Fears
Oakland coach John Rauch began drills in Boca Raton as Daryle Lamonica battled a flu and Billy Cannon was delayed at Memphis dental school. Rauch expressed worry the illness could hinder Lamonica while Cannon joined practice later in the day.
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Lombardi Lauds Raiders Defense Ahead of Super Bowl
Vince Lombardi praised the Oakland Raiders as very fine and quick on defense ahead of the Packers Super Bowl clash. He called the AFL rival a tough offense with speed at cornerback and strong front seven, noting fatigue for Green Bay after 22 games but confidence in overcoming it for Sunday's game in Miami.
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First 600s Spark Local Bowling Night
Joe Hunter and Ted Dearth each rolled their first 600 series at Sports Bowl and J-J Lanes. Hunter added 213 222 169 for 604 while Dearth totaled 224 190 193 for 607. The Don S. Cisle team posted an honored performance with Gerry Gunderson 587 and Mary Loc Leak 525, as J-J Lanes paced to 3,089 with Mickovich 650 and Murphy 649 in the scoring.
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Gerry Gunderson
Mary Loc Leak
Zelma Taylor
Wilma Brewer
LaVerne Trimble
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Ray Paynter
Lowell Murphy
Jasper Harrison
Arnold Smith
City League Box Scores And Roster Totals
Basketball box scores from multiple teams including First Methodist Carmody Elizabethtown Grace Baptist Bethlehem Lutheran K of C First EUB and K of C A with partial quarter scores and player totals listed. Notable players include Highley Wolner Price Shepherd Weidner and Rudkin among others with final tallies for each squad.
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Bengals to train at Wilmington College for 1950 preseason
Cincinnati Bengals choose Wilmington College near Cincinnati for open preseason camp starting after July 1 and running to September 1 before returning to Cincinnati for final preparations. Paul Brown cites facilities and proximity for media access and fan attendance.
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Wolman Receives Further Time to File Financial Statement
Jerry Wolman was granted an extension to January 23 to submit a detailed list of assets and liabilities in his court case to avoid bankruptcy. The Baltimore case concerns Wolman, 40, known as Eagles owner, and related investments.
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Central League games reshape standings and open playoff chase
Open Hearth No 1 Maintenance rallied from 30 27 at halftime to defeat Steelers 61 52 as Dick Wright led with 16 points. Commercial beat Hamilton Coke 73 51 behind Jack Leslie 20 and George Morton 14. Hot Strip stayed undefeated by routing Order Service 75 42 with Jim Werk 27. Research outscored Open Hearth No 2 Operators 63 49 as John Holbrook 17 led.
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Charlie Mack
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Hamilton Coke
George Morton
Leo Stahl
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Brad Cook
Tom Moore
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Hot Strip
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Rick Rogers
Rick Davies
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Bob Glodowski
Henry Lakes
Falcons Owner Denies Racial Policy Amid NAACP Telegram
Atlanta Falcons owner Rankin Smith rejects claims of a racial policy after an NAACP telegram questioned team ethics. He cites football judgments, noting Ron Smith was tried at positions then replaced by two Black players Ken Reaves and Jerry Simmons, and points to Junior Coffey as a top Black star.
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Los Angeles Rams
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Jerry Simmons
Smoky Alston to Speak at Dodgers Club Meeting
Walter Smoky Alston of Darrtown, manager of the Los Angeles Dodgers, will address the Sportsmen's Club at its regular monthly meeting. The talk will be tonight at 8 p.m. and is open to members and their guests.
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Smoky” Alston
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Toledo Cage Star Brisker Shines as Tuba Player Too
John Brisker of the University of Toledo blends top basketball form with tuba duties in the Rockets bands. The Hamtramck native has lifted scoring to 19.8 points per game over 10 contests, aided by a weight drop to 205 pounds improving mobility and stamina.
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Toledo, Ohio
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Mich
Willie Babione
Steve Mix
Weichers Leads Qualifiers In Crosby Open
Jim Weichers of Oakland fired a 66 at Pebble Beach to top qualifiers for the Bing Crosby Open. Twenty three of 108 entrants earned spots on Pebble Beach and Spy Glass courses, with three more to be added after late cancellations. Don Whitt and Jerry Mowlds shared second with 69.
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Boca Raton
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Salmon Planted For Fishermen In Lake Erie Pilot
Salmons planting plan aims to offset losses in Ohio commercial pickerel fisheries. Biologist Jerry Mang says 25 000 Coho salmon will be released in Lake Erie as a pilot. Richard Serrand notes Ohio limits pickerel to 15 inches while Michigan allows 13 inches, worrying depletion of the 1965 hatch.
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Ohio Commercial Fishermen's Association
Richard Serrand
Michigan
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Canada
Two Games Up As Tytus Avenue Dominate Roosevelt Action
Tytus Avenue moved two games clear in Church of God League play at Roosevelt Junior High after an 80-67 win over Crawford Street. Halland 26, Hampton 23, Bowen 17, Wallace 10 led Tytus. Batey 19, Williams 17, Sebastian 14, Jackson 10 paced Crawford Street. Grand Avenue edged Evendale 64-63 with Eversole 18 leading Grand Avenue and Keith 16 for Evendale. Yankee Road beat Franklin 57-4 with Pender and Pelfrey each at 20.
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Thom as tops high jump field for Knights of Columbus meet
Boston University star John Thom as leads a strong high jump field announced for the 42nd Knights of Columbus track meet next Saturday at the Boston Garden.
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Boston University
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Boston Garden
UW’s Don Martin Links 56 Yard Field Goal at Falcon Stadium
Don Martin of the University of Washington kicked a 56 yard field goal at Falcon Stadium, setting a record for five year old Air Force facility.
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University of Washington
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First televised MLB games at Ebbets Field 1939 Dodgers Reds
The Dodgers and Reds played in the first televised major league game at Ebbets Field on August 26 1939 marking a historic broadcast milestone in Brooklyn.
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