Bellino Named Back of Year By AP Sports Poll
Navy star Joe Bellino won APs back of the year award after a poll of about 120 writers and broadcasters. He led with nearly 40 percent of votes, ahead of UCLA's Kilmer and Auburns Ed Dyas, with mention of other top players and the Orange Bowl appearance versus Missouri. The report also covers local wrestling results featuring Paul Sprague, Hillbilly Sue, Tiny Dugan, and Alvina Pena at Eagles Hall.
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Associated Press
Bellino
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Maxwell
Missouri
Pauling Sprague
Hillbilly Sue
Hockey Scores Monday Results
Monday results list no games played. Boday’s schedule shows Wednesday matchups with Montreal at Toronto and Detroit at New York.
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Montreal
Toronto
Detroit
New York
Kansas May Lose Big 8 Grid Title
Big Eight faculty representatives meet Thursday and Friday to decide Kansas eligibility for Jayhawks star Bert Coan amid NCAA probation. If ruled ineligible, Kansas may forfeit two victories over Colorado and Missouri and lose the conference title to Missouri. Also discussed is a proposed rule allowing Oklahoma to play Hawaii next season, expanding football schedules beyond ten games.
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University of Kansas
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Coan
Texas Christian University
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Oklahoma
University of Havwaii
NCAA
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Hawaii
AFL Draft Pushes 240 Players Include Nine All Americans
In Dallas 240 players were selected over 30 rounds in the AFL draft. Nine All Americans were drafted, led by Navy’s Joe Bellino. Other standouts include Dan LaRose, Mike Ditka, Ken Rice, Bob Lilly, Chris Hanburger, Tom Brown, Juke Gibbs, Ben Balme, and Pervis Atkins. Bellino is deferred due to Navy service. Balme went 24th round. Atkins drafted as a future pick.
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Navy
Bellino
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William H. Sullivan Jr
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Juke Gibbs
Mississippi
Houston
Ben Balme
Yale
Los Aneles
Pervis Atkins
New Mexico State
Oakland
Balme
Atkins
Ask Farmers To Report All Deer Kills
The 1960 shotgun deer season runs December 17 18 and 18. Landowners and their children may hunt without licenses if the deer is not removed from the property unless properly tagged with a seal. Seals are free from Conservation Officers, and farmers are asked to report all kills to the local officer. Unlicensed hunter harvest data needed to finish counts. License holders must file hunt reports with the State Conservation Commission. Also: two Iowa State stars and others drafted in AFL draft.
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State Conservation Commission
Conservation Commission
Inter League Play Decision Looms For Baseball
Commissioner Ford Frick faces a pivotal choice after the American League pressed to place a team in Los Angeles in 1961. With the National League opposed, Frick will study proposals and announce a ruling at the Wednesday joint meeting, weighing nine teams or eight clubs options and possible 1962 move.
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National League
Walter O'Malley
Los Angeles Dodgers
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Joe Cronin
Dodger Owner Walter O Malley Seeks Insight In Expansions
Walter O Malley, key figure in Dodger franchise expansion talks, pauses during winter meetings in St Louis to glance through a booklet. AP Photofax image capturing the moment.
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Walter O’ Malley
St. Louis
NFL Playoff Tie Breaker Proposals Pinpoint Dates
Flip coins to set up playoff pairings as five teams chase Western crown with tied records. Rozelle schemes multiple dates Dec 26 and Jan 1 to resolve triple and quinti ties while Philadelphia clings to Eastern title and hosts Western winner in Philadelphia.
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Rozelle
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AP Awards to Warmath Gophers For Comeback
The Associated Press named Minnesota coach Murray Warmath and the Gophers comeback team of the year for rising from last in the Big Ten to the national title race. Warmath endured three losing seasons with quiet resolve as Minnesota recovered, culminating in a Rose Bowl bid on January 2.
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Minnesota
Murray Warmath
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Warmath
Associated Press
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Indiana
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Ilinois
Iowa
Purdue
Wisconsin
Bobby Beil
Bobby
Bell
Hardin-Simmons Player Leads U S in Passing
Harold Stephens at Hardin-Simmons wins the national passing title with 145 of 256 completions as the first losing team member to claim an individual offense crown. The report notes Ken Ford’s 22 completions in the final game and Norman Snead’s 123 for 259 for Wake Forest, plus yardage leader 1676.
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Sammy Baugh
Hardin-Simmons
Harold Stephens
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Norman Snead
Wake Forest
Bangs
Ken Ford
Hardin- Simmons
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