Oakland center Jim Otto earns AFL All-Star for sixth time
New York AP reports Oakland center Jim Otto has made every AFL All-Star team since the league started and is selected again for a sixth time. Kansas City's Jerry Mays repeats at a different position, chosen as a defensive standout.
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Namath Lands Rookie of the Year in AFL landslide
Joe Namath accepted the Rookie of the Year award after an AP panel voted 18 to 3 for him over runner up John Bramlett. The selection highlights Namath's standout rookie season with Buffalo and linked AFL All-Star Bowl prospects in Houston. Paul Lowe named Comeback Player of the Year after injuries. he piled up 1089 rushing yards and nearly matched the league record.
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Cold Half Hart Cyclones In Their Loss to Drake
Drake defeated Iowa State 72 to 66 as Drake built a seven point halftime edge. Don Smith led Iowa State with 27 points while Herman Watson led Drake with 23 points, supported by Netolicky 16 and Aldridge 16. Drake visits Iowa next, aiming to rebound from a prior Hawks loss.
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Chargers Lose Draft Talent to NFL Signing Spree
The NFL inked top Chargers picks Don Davis Nick Rassas and Milt Morin as teams from New York Atlanta and Cleveland secured three high end rookies in a rapid signing spree. Dallas and Chicago also grabbed stars Russ Smith and Doug Buffone as the league widened its edge over the AFL in first round talent.
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Syracuse Cagers Rally to Sixth Win and Unbeaten Start
Syracuse, rebounding from last year’s slump, beat Penn State 103-79 behind Dave Bing’s 24 points and 10 rebounds as 6,913 watched at Manley Field House. North Carolina’s Bob Lewis set a school one game scoring mark with 49 as Tar Heels trounced Florida State 115-86.
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Big Ten Unbeaten Iowa Minnesota Lead Weekend Schedule
Iowa carries a six game win streak and hosts Drake after a 166 60 win in Des Moines while Minnesota seeks a three game run and travels to Creighton after exams. Michigan State, coming off three straight victories, faces St Josephs of Pennsylvania in a nationally second ranked clash.
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Muskies Host Keokuk in prominent home game
Muscatine High School welcomes unbeaten Keokuk, ranked No 2 in a state poll, to the MHS gym for a 6:30 p m start on frosh soph then 8 o clock varsity. Hayes Catholic travels to Burlington Notre Dame for a River Cities conference matchup with a 6:30 frosh start and 8:15 varsity tipoff. Sunday features Hayes hosting St Josephs of Dewitt.
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Athletics to field Burlington Iowa as Midwest League affiliate
Kansas City Athletics announced Burlington Iowa will become one of five farm clubs for the 1950 season in the Class A Midwest League. The move integrates Burlington into the Athletics farm system as part of the team’s expanded minor league lineup.
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