Carlisle's in Hayes Loop Lead Muscatine Basketball
Carlisle's Sports Shop moves to sole first place in Hayes Independent Basketball League with a 70 58 win over Hunter's. Ron Hamano leads with 24 points. Ray Cull and Ron Tistee add 15 each. Jake's Market tops McKee Appliance 70 55 as Mavel 21 and Dugan 10 pace the winners. Detroit at New York in Wednesday hockey. Reds sign Ken Walters.
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Lee Maurath
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Dick Marr
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NFL Owners Meet After Update On Gambling Probe
National Football League club owners moved into the regular business session after being briefed by Commissioner Pete Rozelle on his continuing investigation into reports that players bet on games and were associated with gamblers. Rozelle said no specific names or teams were mentioned and a final report will be provided at these meetings.
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Canton selects 12 charter members for professional Football Hall of Fame
Seven teen men connected to pro football as players coaches club founders or league commissioners were named as charter members of the National Professional Football Hall of Fame. A board of selectors from NFL cities chose them by unanimous vote, based on deliberations held December 29. Twelve of the 17 charter members are alive and will attend next summer or fall.
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Green Bay
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Russell May Set Rebound Mark in NBA This Week
Russell of the Boston Celtics could overtake Dolph Schayes of Syracuse as the NBA’s all time rebound leader this week. Schayes sits with 10 960 rebounds while Russell has 10 822, with projections suggesting a possible passing by Friday if Syracuse visits Boston. Wilt Chamberlain remains the league scoring leader with 2 342 points.
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Mantle Named Most Courageous Athlete by Philadelphia Writers
New York Yankee star Mickey Mantle holds his award plaque in Philadelphia as the Philadelphia Sportswriters Association names him the most courageous athlete of the year for overcoming injuries since joining the Majors in 1951 and for a comeback from a torn thigh muscle. He also earns top all around athlete honors.
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Pro Basketball Monday slate and midweek matches
ASSOCIATED PRESS brief outlines Monday games Chicago versus Boston in New York. San Francisco travels to New York while Syracuse visits St. Louis. Wednesday fixtures feature Los Angeles at New York and Boston hosting San Francisco at Boston.
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Sam Huff under fire for violent play in title game
Dark clouds hang over Sam Huff amid criticism from fans and media following his rough bid against Jim Taylor in the NFL championship. Giants defend their style while Huff laments being labeled dirty as letters and clips flood in.
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