Clay Punishes Terrell in Record Indoor Fight Crowd
Muhammad Ali Clay defeated Terrell in a 15 round bout that drew 37,321 paid attendance the largest indoor fight crowd, with total receipts near $401,000. Clay’s share was about $700,000 with Terrell earning a portion of the gate and extras. Clay remains 28-0 with 22 KOs. Terrell slips to 4-4-? in 44 pro bouts, praised for courage despite frequent clinching.
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Son Of Mack And A's Exec Dies In Philly
Earle T. Mack, 77, son of Connie Mack and former A’s executive, died of a stroke in Delaware County Memorial Hospital after a Jan 25 admission. A 15 year minor league player and manager, he worked with the A’s from 1924 until 1954 when the club moved to Kansas City. Survived by a son, Earle Jr., and several relatives, funeral plans set for Morgantown.
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Bobby Dodd Quits As Tech Coach
Bobby Dodd resigns after a 22 year run at Georgia Tech as head football coach. The 58 year old, nicknamed the Gray Fox, cites poor health and weariness as the reason for stepping down and ends a prolific era in Atlanta.
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Lions Name Bill McPeak as Offensive Backfield Coach
Detroit Lions announce the signing of Bill McPeak former Washington Redskins head coach to report March 1 for full time duty. McPeak played at Pittsburgh and for the Steelers from 1949 to 1957, earning Pro Bowl honors three times as a defensive end.
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Bullet Guard Ohl To Be Under Knife
Baltimore Bullets guard Don Ohl will undergo knee surgery to remove cartilage, ending his season. He is the team’s scoring leader and sole All Star representative.
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