Eight To Represent West Colts Picked For Bowl
Baltimore Colts, NFC Coastal Division winners, were named to the Western Pro Bowl squad for the January 19 game in Los Angeles. Earl Morrall leads the list with other Colts including Tom Matte and John Mackey. Merlin Olsen of the Rams tops defensive picks with seven Rams selected.
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Lions Tangle With TJ In Cage Action Tonight
Saint John's Middletown game postponed due to flu affecting coach and key players. Tentative new date set for Saturday December 28 as Saint Josephs travels to Saint Francis Prep and other area games proceed at 8 p.m.
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Colt Fans Get Tickets for Playoff Showdown
Baltimore Colts season ticket holders queued in freezing weather outside Memorial Stadium as 50 246 holders await Thursday sale to the public. By opening time 7 30 a m about 100 fans waited. Tickets for Sunday's Western Conference playoff against the Minnesota Vikings go to Wednesday holders. public sale follows Thursday depending on Vikings allotment. Stadium capacity is 60 238.
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Steeler Coach Given The Ax
Pittsburgh Steeler coach Bill Austin was dismissed after a 2 win season. His NFL record with the team stands at 11 28 3 in four seasons. He joined in 1966 and had a 58 1 season early, but finished with a 2 11 1 mark in his final year.
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Frederick cadets and Patriots dominate Tri-State All-Stars
Four Frederick High cadets and two from Governor Thomas Johnson high school earned first team Tri-State All-Stars as league coaches named offense and defense stars. Key selections include Chuck Foreman and Tom Shaw for both sides, with Voreman at end and Hneman interior, plus Bowens Gaither Craven on defense.
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Horn Named Top Player for Packers in Week
Don Horn, green fourth string quarterback newly out of the Army, joined the Green Bay Packers after Zeke Bratkowski was hurt. He threw 67 and 25 yard touchdowns, set up another with a 45 yard pass to Boyd Dowler, and completed 10 of 16 for 179 yards to help beat the Chicago Bears and clinch the Central Division title.
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Ali Begins Ten-Day Jail Sentence For Traffic Charge
Muhammad Ali reported to Dade County Jail in Miami to serve a 10-day jail term for an old traffic offense. He said the time could serve as good training and noted his five-year draft evasion sentence remains unresolved. The case ties to a 1967 incident on a Miami expressway with his chauffeur present.
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Co Captains Named for 1969 Navy Football Team
The U S Naval Academy selects halfback Dan Pike of DeQueen Arkansas and offensive tackle Jeff Kratch of Denver Colorado as co captains for the 1969 season. Teammates chose them on Saturday. the academy last used co captains in 1948.
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UCLA Maintains Lead In AP Major College Poll
UCLA holds first in the AP poll with 598 points after 9 first place votes. North Carolina is second with 542, Davidson third with 427 as the top five settle, while Santa Clara rises to 10th and Houston falls from 12th to 20th after weekend results. Louisville and New Mexico State enter the rankings at 19th and 14th respectively.
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