Out Winners Big Automation Hurts Tracks
Baltimore AP reports the stooper at race tracks suffers as automation grows. Stoopers profit by uncashed winning tickets, now challenged by mechanical sweepers and ticket-tracking tech. Maryland tracks show about 100000 in unclaimed “outs” with Laurel leading at 30500 and Pimlico, Bowie, and others reporting sizable sums.
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Ruffels Faces Bolivian Star At Orange Bowl Net
In the Orange Bowl junior tennis fourth round, top seed Ray Ruffels of Australia meets Eduardo Gorostiaga of Bolivia. Seventh seed Francisco Guzman of Ecuador clashes with Frank Conner, while third seed Bill Harris faces Julian Ganzabal. Upsets include Reno Figueiredo defeating Stan Smith and Larry Duhrman beating Felix Bautista.
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Stan Smith
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Last Full Scale Practice Today For Grid Rivals
North and South teams held final full scale practices in Montgomery Alabama ahead of Saturday Blue Gray game. Mississippi State coach Paul Davis praised his Gray squad as nearly ready while Minnesota coach Murray Warmath said the Gray and North teams had done a lot in five days of practice. The game will feature an Apache Belles dance team from Tyler College Texas and other non football elements.
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Rick Barry Tops Scorers as Miami Leads NCAA Stats
UPI reports Rick Barry of the Miami Hurricanes averaged 36.3 points through Dec 19 to top major college scoring. Wayne Estes and Henry Finkel followed. Finkel led field goal percentage at .700. Utah State and Utah led in scoring among major colleges through Dec 22.
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N.Y
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Cardinals Clubhouse Swap Ties Car Gift to 1953 Pennant
Harold Zip Brooks received Julian Javier's 1953 automobile as a reward after the St. Louis Cardinals clinched the National League pennant. Javier recalls promising the car two months before the series and delivering after the victory.
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Zip) Brooks
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Cincinnati Rebuilds Basketball Stature After Top 10 Wins
Bearcats coach Ed Jucker sees a return to form as Cincinnati climbs to 6-1 with a 71-56 win over Oregon State on their home floor. Michigan dominates Butler 99-81 while San Francisco Dons stay undefeated 86-71 led by Ollie Johnson. Villanova Saint Josephs and Army stumble, Murray State wins Ohio Valley, and other top teams post victories across the country.
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Patriots Sign 12th Draft Pick Charlie Green at QB
Boston Patriots announce the signing of 6-1 190-pound quarterback Charlie Green the 12th draft choice. Green set 14 Ohio Conference records while leading Wittenberg to four undefeated seasons and will join the team this season.
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AFL Season Marks Fall To Cappelletti Blanda Hennigan
Gino Cappelletti led AFL scorers with 155 points for Boston. George Blanda and Charley Hennigan set three single season passing and receiving records for Houston. Len Dawson won passing title with 58 points. Cookie Gilchrist led rushing with 981 yards. Sid Blanks and Mack Hill topped receivers with 55 catches. Jim Fraser repeated as top punter with 44.4 yards.
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Three Bowls This Weekend South Depth Could Decide Scrap
South coach Hardin leads a star studded South with Roger Staubach and John Huarte plus Bob Hayes and Jerry Rhome in the North-South all star at Miami. Georgia faces Donnie Anderson and Preston Ridlehuber in the Sun Bowl as Blue and Gray prep for bowls next weekend.
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Psychic edge by first touchdown in title games
Bills favored by five over Chargers in the AFL title game. Colts six-point favorites over Browns in the NFL title clash. Ten fans say early TD gives big edge, but Otto Graham notes a one or two touchdown lead does not guarantee advantage. several historic routs cited from 1940 to 1963.
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DAY TO REMEMBER Shrine Children Entertain Stars
San Francisco AP reports Gayle Sayers the All America halfback from Kansas has earned many plaudits in his football career after entertaining at the Shrine Children event.
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Crowded California Breeders Stakes Promises Divisional Run
Santa Anita opens its 28th winter meeting with a crowded California Breeders' Champion Stakes likely to be run in divisions. The $50,000 added stakes could draw up to 20 California bred foals of 1962, with the six-furlong Palos Verdes Handicap also on the card.
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Baylor Regains Old Form Leads Lakers to Victory
Elgin Baylor scored 43 points as the Los Angeles Lakers beat the Philadelphia 76ers 135-117. LeRoy Ellis added 23 and Jim King 9 as the Lakers, without Jerry West and Rudy LaRusso, extended their Western Division lead to two games.
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Bills Clash With Chargers In Weather Dominated AFL Final
The Buffalo Bills meet the San Diego Chargers in the AFL championship at War Memorial Stadium. Snow and freezing conditions loom as Buffalo relies on Kemp and Gilchrist while Chargers weigh options with Hadl and Lowe. A 41,000 crowd and TV audience await the outcome with Lance Alworth pivotal for San Diego.
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Two More Coaches to Lead South at Senior Bowl
Howard Hickey and Dick Nolan will assist Tom Landry of the Dallas Cowboys in coaching the South squad for the 16th annual Senior Bowl in Mobile Alabama on January 9. Hickey, San Francisco 49ers coach previously, joined the Cowboys as offensive end coach. Nolan, Cowboys defensive backfield coach since 1962, played in the 1954 Senior Bowl and later with Landry on the Giants. George Wilson will coach the North squad after resigning from the Detroit Lions. his aides include two of his former assistants.
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