Griffith Triumphs In Garden Card As Mathis TKO Chuvalo
Big Buster Mathis surged in the late rounds to defeat George Chuvalo of Canada by unanimous decision in a 12 round heavy weight bout at Madison Square Garden. Emile Griffith celebrated his birthday with a win over Andy Heilman in a 10 round co feature.
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Russell to Begin Rehabilitation After Knee Injury
Russell, Celtics players coach, starts rehabilitation Tuesday for severely strained ligaments in his right knee. He injured it Sunday against the Knicks as the Celtics fought to hold a late lead, collapsing in pain with 12 seconds remaining. Dr. Thomas Silva expects at least a week out, and Red Auerbach will fill in at coach.
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Namath Wins Hickok Pro Athlete of the Year Award
Jets quarterback Joe Namath was named winner of the 19th S Rae Hickok Pro Athlete of the Year Award. He edged Detroit pitcher Denny McLain by four points 321 to 317 in the closest margin in the poll history. Namath received the belt and belt jewel prize. Golden Link award went to Jonko Nagurski.
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Eight Local Games On Tap In County Tonight
The final regular month opens with a large slate of county boys basketball games. TJ hosts Martinsburg, Frederick travels to Hagerstown, Walkersville visits Catoctin, St John’s meets the Lancers, with Brunswick at Boonsboro and North Carroll at Middletown others on the schedule.
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Jets psychological win cited by Bart Starr
Bart Starr says Jets pregame boasts may have triggered the Colts into errors in the Jan. 12 AFC title game. Namath predicted victory by downplaying Baltimore players and units, making himself the focal point of Baltimore's ire and possibly distracting Morrall and the defense.
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Urich Named Coach at Northern Missou University
AP reports Richard Urich the football coach and associate athletic director at SUNY Buffalo was named head coach at Northern Missour i University on Monday.
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Maryland School for Deaf JVs Beat Randall 51 34
Maryland School for the Deaf junior varsity team improved to 1 9 with a 51 34 win over Randall. Pedro Jennings scored 14 and Jerome Long 11 as MSD controlled the game, leading 17 9 in the second period and never trailed.
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Lombardi and Redskins Reach Coaching Move Notice
The Washington Redskins consider hiring Vince Lombardi after he announced his departure from the Green Bay Packers. Packers officials delay formal confirmation, while Lombardi cites equity as key in accepting the Redskins offer.
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Smith to Lead Frederick Falcons in New President Role
Clater W. Smith, Frederick attorney, elected president of the Frederick Falcons at the annual stockholders meeting. Fred Burree, Thomas A. Martin, and Carol Haller named as officers, with Robert J. Marendt Jr., Richard Burgeo, Dr. Robert Rar Roberts, and Smith on the board. Smith is a former University of Virginia lacrosse standout and helped organize the United States Club Lacrosse Association.
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Bulldogs Nip TJ Wrestlers 26-22 in Tri-State clash
Martinsburg area meet ends 26-22 as Thomas Jefferson Patriots drop to 4 losses in nine. Gordie Cecil won by decision at 145 pounds, Fred Gilek pinned at 102, Donnie Ressler edged 127, Jim Thomas won 193, while Martinsburg claims multiple weight-class pins.
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Bobby Hull Recovering After Jaw Wires Removed
CHICAGO RP Bobby Hull of the Chicago Mac Hawks had wires removed from his broken jaw and began solid food after ten days. He also sustained a cut on his left hand needing stitches in a freak incident during Sunday's Montreal game in Chicago Stadium. Teammate Ken Wharran leaped over the bench to help as Hull sat beside him. The play caused a severed blood vessel. The Hawks lost the game. Kentucky 105 Auburn Bowling 83 and Virginia 1Te at Tech.
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