East West Shrine Game Preview Faces Rainy Day Passing
The 40th East West Shrine football game in San Francisco draws 60 000 fans as rain threatens. West stars Craig Morton and Bob Berry pass to Gale Sayers and Larry Elkins while East coach Pete Elliott touts a stout defense led by Dick Butkus and Steve DeLong and a ground oriented offense with Roger Staubach Fred Mazurek and Dick Gordon.
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California
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Gale Sayers
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Larry Elkins
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Dick Butkus
Steve DeLong
Tennessee
Purdue
Harold Wells
Chenko
Ohio State
Elliott
Roger Staubach
Navy
Fred Mazurek
Pittsburgh
Tom Nowatzke
Indiana
Michigan State
Dick Gordon
Michigan Cagers Hold Top AP Rating In Holiday Tourney
Michigan Wolverines aim to stay No 1 in the AP poll as they face St Johns for the Eastern Conference title in the Queen City Holiday Festival at Madison Square Garden. Cazzie Russell leads Michigan while St Johns and Connecticut challenge in the other tourney games in Buffalo and New York.
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Crow May Not Play For Cards In Playoff Bowl
Miami AP report says John David Crow may be unable to play for the St Louis Cardinals in the NFL playoff game against Green Bay due to a pulled muscle in his left leg. Coach Wally Lemm indicated Crow could serve as emergency spot help if needed in the game to be broadcast by NBC.
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Wilkinson Wary of Return to Coaching Within Weeks
Former Oklahoma coach Bud Wilkinson said he would decide in the next two or three weeks whether to return to coaching. He denied Navy contact but indicated future plans are near, amid vacancies at Navy UCLA Indiana and Pennsylvania. Wilkinson was in Miami to commentate the Orange Bowl while his old team played in the Gator Bowl. Meanwhile Duke Carmel was drafted by the Yankees from the Mets for 25000, joining other former Mets players in the International League.
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Associated Press
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Houston
Mets
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Yankees
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One-Man Workouts Drive Knicks Guard John Egan
Knicks guard John Egan, at 5 11 the NBA's smallest player, guards his own one man drills two hours before games. He stays in shape to wait for his chance, after coaches favored rookies Bryant and Komives, and he notes his timing and assists have improved through solo fast break workouts.
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Providence College
NBA
Clippers Fall 5-3 to Springfield Indians
Springfield Indians beat Baltimore Clippers 5-3 in an Eastern Division AHL game. Brian Smith scored twice as Springfield built a 3-2 lead in the second period and held on. Ted Taylor scored twice for Baltimore. Ulf Sterner had a tough night in goal for Baltimore. Ted Savage, former Pirates farmhand, led the International League with 26 stolen bases but hit .229.
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Baltimore Clippers
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Springfield
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Clippers
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Smith
Brian Kilrea
Ted Taylor
Rodger Cote
Taylor
Joe Morrisette
Jerry Foley
Ulf Sterner
Johnny Crawford
Ted Savage
Phil
Pirates
Columbus
Ohio
Cincinnati Still Chases Boston Celtics In NBA Tale of Persisting Rivalry
New York report details Cincinnati Royals ongoing pursuit of the Boston Celtics. Coach Red Auerbach’s squad remains hot and unbeatable for Cincinnati, with Boston leading the season series. Analysts note Boston’s depth and mental edge, while Cincinnati struggles to secure a win despite strong players like Oscar Robertson and Jerry Lucas.
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Ahab
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Celtics
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Cimeimnat
Oscar Robertson
Jerry Lucas
Jack Twoman
Wayne Embry
Boston
McVahon
Cincinnati
Jack Tasman
National Basketball Association
Red Auerbach
K C Jones
Bob Cousy
Lucas
Royals Rally In Second Half To Defeat Bullets
In Cleveland Oscar Robertson and Wayne Embry sparked a third quarter rally as Cincinnati overhauled a deficit to beat the Baltimore Bullets 140 to 124. Embry scored 15 of his 36, Robertson 39 with 13 of 23 FG in the third, while Walt Bellamy led Baltimore with 37 points. Cincinnati dominated rebounding 62 to 38.
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Bellamy
Jerry Lucas
Banovic Dies After Heart Attack in 1930s Boxing Career
Joe Banovic, 38, a noted middleweight and light heavyweight boxer of the 1930s, died Thursday night after suffering a heart attack in Binghamton New York. The report notes his prominence in boxing circles and confirms the July 1930s era context.
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API
Joe Banovic
Bobby Byrne Dies In Wayne Nursing Home
Bobby Byrne, former batman for the St Louis Cardinals, Pittsburgh Pirates, and Philadelphia Phillies, died today in a Wayne nursing home. The obituary notes his major league career and residence in the area, with details truncated by the clipping.
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