Cornell Faces Three Week Layoff Amid Surging Start
Cornell led the Midwest Conference with a 7-2 mark after beating Monmouth 76-61 as Carleton upset Carleton 87-78, while Cornell’s coach Maaske worries about a three week layoff before Feb 1 exams. State College of Iowa begins a rugged road trip in the North Central race, with a 21 conference mark. Upper Iowa leads the Iowa Conference at 6-1 after a 69-5 win over Central, as Simpson, Parsons and Dubuque chase with 5-2 records.
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AFL to station ex FBI man in every city
San Diego California reports that the AFL plans to place an ex FBI agent in each league city to monitor possible player gambling connections. Commissioner Joe Foss says the move follows investigations of gambling influence in the NFL. Eight AFL owners approved strengthening security at their winter meeting.
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Player Reflects On Winning Putt At San Diego Open
San Diego golfer Gary Player, the American PGA Champion from South Africa, sank an 18 foot putt on the 18th green to win the San Diego Open. He posted 65 65 70 70 270 for a one stroke victory over Coma, with Bill Casper Jr and Charlie Silford tied for third. prize money 25 000 with 3 500 for his rounds.
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Ottumwa Beats Marshalltown For First Time In Years
Ottumwa defeats Marshalltown 86-76 on Saturday night to snap a long drought. Ottumwa led 19-19 after one, trailed 44-41 at halftime, then surged ahead 70-39 after three quarters. Emery Jones scored 17 for Ottumwa. Feddie Flowers had 1. Ayers and Wanter led Marshalltown with 25 and 14 respectively.
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Tripucka Retires After AFL West All-Star Win
Frank Tripucka came off the bench to guide the AFL West to a 21-14 victory over the East in Balboa Stadium. He announced it was his final game as he plans to retire and run his store in Blotormfield New Jersey. Lionel Taylor and Tripucka connected for the decisive scores. Curtis McClinton starred as the West’s leading rusher with 94 yards and was named outstanding back. Earl Faison was named outstanding lineman.
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Norton Dropped From AFL All Star Team
Norton of the San Diego Chargers and former town football star was dropped from the AFL All Star game Sunday. He had been slated to start at end, but officials said he missed a final practice session.
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Georgia Tech cruises with 11 wins by 12 points total
Georgia Tech, ranked No. 7, has 11 wins with a combined margin of 12 points. The Jackets edged Kentucky Furman and Mississippi by one point, beat Florida Georgia and Alabama by small margins, and defeated Mississippi State 123-31 in overtime. They face Mississippi State in Starkville as Alabama and other top leagues play pivotal games.
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Coaches Approve New College Grid Sub Rule
NCAA rules committee in Coronado approves a liberalized substitution rule. Coaches from Missouri North Carolina Michigan Auburn and Holy Cross back the change calling it good for the game while critics warn of potential impacts on strategy and character. The policy allows more liberal substitutions with limits: two players per entry in restricted cases and full substitution when the clock stops or on any play in a series except fourth down or ball changes hands.
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Diamond Dinner honors Stan Musial and four 1962 World Series players
In Chicago the 23nd annual Diamond Dinner honored Stan Musial and four 1962 World Series players among about 1,000 major league figures. A moment of silence remembered Hall of Famer Rogers Hornsby who died January 5 at age 66. Jocko Conlon received the J Louis Comiskey award, Musial earned the William Wrigley Jr Comeback of the Year award, Tom Seaver named World Series Hero, and Billy Pierce received the Harridge Award for his performance in the National League playoff against Los Angeles.
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Sherman Lombardi Clash Highlights Pro Bowl Sloppiness
The Pro Bowl at the Los Angeles Coliseum ended in a mixed display as Sha Sherman led the East to a 30 percent victory over Vince Lombardi's West. Key plays included a field goal by a shakey kicker, Abe Woodson’s costly fumbles, and Dallas’ Don Bishop returning a fumble for a clinching touchdown. The East featured Cleveland Browns running 17 carries for 91 yards and two scores, plus a touch pass from Y A Tittle.
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Undefeated Teams Lead YM Church Loop standings
Two teams remain undefeated in the YM Church Loop with First Methodist and United Presbyterian atop the YWCA Junior Church Basketball standings at 6-0 and 5-0 respectively. Weekend results featured EUB Green 41 over Lincoln Boulevard 24, United Presbyterian 37 First Baptist 36, Zion Lutheran 78 Grace Lutheran 53, and several additional matchups including Calvary Baptist 38 Lutheran Homes 23.
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Hawkeyes Host Badgers in Big Ten Clash
Iowa returns home to face Wisconsin seeking its first conference win in four tries after a four game skid. Wisconsin aims to exploit rebounding and height edges while Iowa tries to rebound on its home floor following a recent 83-58 loss by Minnesota.
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Coaching Rumors Fly Paul Brown May Go to Navy
Louisville reporters cite a source claiming Blanton Collier offered the Cleveland Browns head coach job and leaning toward acceptance. Paul Brown, fired last week, is rumored to become U S Naval Academy head coach to replace Wayne Hardin, who may join Stanford.
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