Coaches Approve New Free Substitution Rule
National college coaches verbally approved a free substitution rule adopted by the NCAA rules committee in Coronado California. Supporters praised it as improving the game while opponents warned it could undermine platoon balance and the development of players with limited opportunities.
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Allie Sherman Beats Lombardi In Pro Bowl Showdown
Allie Sherman and the Giants defeated Vince Lombardi’s West 30 20 as Jim Brown starred with 141 yards and two touchdowns. Key miscues included fumbles by Abe Woodson and dropped passes from Gail Cogdill and Ron Kramer. Don Bishop recovered a kickoff fumble and returned 20 yards for the clinching score. Brown named outstanding player. Lipscomb top lineman.
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Collier Offered Browns Head Coaching Job
Louisville report says Blanton Collier was offered the Browns head coaching job and leans toward acceptance. The Courier Journal quotes a reliable Brown as saying Collier would join the Browns after his loyalty to Brown and a prior contract with Kentucky. Sources note he may join Don Shula’s staff with the Colts but prefers the Browns.
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Freeman Rehired as Reds Farm Manager in Tampa
The Cincinnati Reds re hired Hersh Freeman for a second season as manager of their Tampa farm club in the Class D Florida State League. Freeman began 1962 heading Rocky Mount North Carolina in the Class B Carolina League but moved to Tampa mid season.
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Australian tennis championships rained out at Memorial Drive
ADELIADE AP The Australian championships at Memorial Drive were washed out by rain today causing delays and postponements of matches across the event.
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Tech Coach Has No Heart By Ed Corrigan
Georgia Tech coach John Hyder steers an 11-0 Yellow Jackets squad, the only perfect SEC record, with many one and two point wins. The piece previews upcoming games with Mississippi State and notes rivals in major conferences also vying for leads, including Illinois, Wake Forest, Cincinnati, Arizona State, Wichita, Texas, Penn, and Washington.
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Gordie Howe Has A Fault Coach Seeks The One
DETROIT AP Coach Sid Abel says Gordie Howe has one fault in 17 seasons with the Wings. The fault? He sometimes passes when he should shoot. Howe is shooting more now and scored twice as Detroit beat the Rangers 4-2. He has seven goals in four games and his surge ends a Wings slump after a 10 game unbeaten run. Montreal tied Chicago and Boston and Toronto drew in other IHL games.
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Lakers rally past Knicks for 10th straight win
Lakers overcome 12 point third quarter deficit to defeat the Knicks 108-102. Elgin Baylor, sidelined by a knee issue, entered to spark a late rally as Los Angeles extended its Western Conference lead. Celtics trounce Zephyrs 143-99, Hawks edge Royals 105-104, and Syracuse wallops Detroit 148-114 with Vaughn and Robertson producing key efforts.
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Amateur Sports Peace Parleys Start Friday
General Douglas MacArthur will chair the first meeting between NCAA and AAU representatives on Friday in New York. Louis J. Fisher, AAU president, confirmed Friday as the tentative start date for arguments to resolve the dispute that has disrupted the indoor track season and could affect Pan American and Olympic games.
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Thailand Fans Cheer Pone Kingpetch Regains Flyweight Title
In Bangkok AP reports boxing fans celebrate as 26 year old Pone Kingpetch wins back the world flyweight crown in a 15 round split decision over Masahiko Harada before 15 000 partisan spectators. Harada led early with a points edge and a first knockdown in the eighth. Pone rallied with counter punches sealing the victory. One judge and the referee favored Pone while the other judge saw it even. Harada had won the crown with a knockout last October in Tokyo.
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Court ruling clears funds for ex champions Patterson Liston
LAS VEGAS Nev aP Heavyweights Floyd Patterson and Sonny Liston win about 1.2 million after a court ruling on ownership of the group that promoted their title bout last September Liston who captured the crown from Patterson in the bout is to receive 200000 from the U S government Patterson gets 1 million to be paid in the same settlement
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Tripucka Bows Out In Style In AFL All Star Victory
Frank Tripucka came off the bench to lead the West to a 21-14 win over the East in the AFL All-Star game in Balboa Stadium, then announced it would be his final game. He directed an 89 yard drive ending with a Tripucka Taylor 20 yard TD and cited plans to retire and run his Bloomfield New Jersey store. Earl Faison was named outstanding lineman.
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Pro Hockey Returns to Cincinnati in AHL Clash
Cincinnati hosts pro hockey for the first time in over a decade as the Cleveland Barons meet the Buffalo Bisons in an American Hockey League matchup at Cincinnati Gardens. The February 8 game, sponsored by the Hamilton County Youth Athletic Association, features top western division teams with Buffalo ahead of Cleveland in form and standings.
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Kingpetch Regains Flyweight Title in Bangkok Bout
Bangkok report: Pone Kingpetch of Thailand outpointed Masa Harada of Japan to reclaim the world flyweight crown. In New York, Billy Daniels scored a stoppage over Tony Alongi in Hollywood Florida. Tokyo notes Ngboru Saito stopped Moses Cooper in Los Angeles.
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Fifth Down Red Honored In Pro Hall
Canton Ohio AP Memen tos in the National Professional Football Hall of Fame include the football shoes worn by William H Fifth Down Red Friesell Jr and the whistle he used Friesell officiated 575 games from 1921 to 1941 The shoes cleats are worn to the sole Friesell nicknamed Fifth Down after a 1940 Dartmouth Cornell game which Cornell won on a fifth down that was later reversed to Dartmouth 3 7
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AFL to Station Ex FBI Agent in Each City
SAN DIEGO Calif AP The AFL will station an ex FBI agent in every league city to monitor potential player gambler links. Joe Foss AFL commissioner says the plan follows NFL investigations into gambling influences. Owners of the eight AFL teams voted to strengthen security at their winter meeting.
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