A Jaybird's Life WITH A BLUE JAY In the house
Gus Selchman and family in Urbana foster a young blue jay found near the nest. The bird adapts fast, feeding on worms and scraps, stashing food, and performing perch drills. It mimics noises, causes mischief, and endears itself to the household despite cage limitations and occasional escape attempts.
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Elgin Baylor Emerges as Quiet Lakers Leader
Elgin Baylor, after 20,000 career points and nine All-NBA selections, is praised by coach Fred Schaus as a natural leader who improves with Wilt Chamberlain’s arrival. Baylor overcomes injuries and returns to form, sharing duties with a revamped Lakers lineup and easing scoring pressure.
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Louisville's Frank Camp Ends Coaching Career
Louisville coach Frank Camp ends his career after Louisville accepts his resignation. Camp said the move follows discussions with his physician about the pressures of coaching.
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Baer elected to boxing Hall of Fame in modern class
Maxie Baer the California playboy fighter elected to boxing's Wall of Fame in the modern category with 302 ballots cast by writers and sportscasters worldwide. Baer, who died in 1959 at age 40, won the title in 1933 and 1934 before losing to Braddock. selections also include Jack O'Brien and Jacob Myer.
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Impressive Debut by Frank Robinson as Puerto Rican League Manager
SAN JUAN PAR AP Frank Robinson, in his debut as manager of the Santurce Crabbers, leads a strong lineup including former AL teammates and notable stars like Ruben Gomez who anchors the pitching staff with an 8-1 record and four shutouts. The team sits in first place by comfortable margins as Robinson steers a roster featuring Palmer, Banker, Hardin, Sev erinsen, Hendricks, May, and Gotay among others.
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Van Arsdale Boosts Royals Hopes with Twin Star Addition
Cincinnati benches gain height in backcourt as Tom Van Arsdale joins the Royals after a Pistons start. The Indiana native, part of basketball's only twin brothers duo with Dick, adapts to guard alongside Oscar Robertson. Jeannie, his Indiana-born wife, shares the Hoosier pride.
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Coach Bud Grant predicts strong Vikings showing vs Cowboys
Miami AP Coach Bud Grant said he expects Minnesota to play well against Dallas in the NFL runners-up playoff at the Orange Bowl. He dismissed the idea the Vikings are fatigued and noted pride among players to avoid a flat performance in the postseason.
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Teenage Girls Seek Jockey Licenses in Florida
Two 18 year old Miami area exercise riders apply for jockey licenses from the Florida State Racing Commission. Judge Falk orders show cause January 14 why a license should not be issued to Barbara Rubin. Iris Coppinger also applies but is not part of the Rubin suit. The commission will hear both requests January 10, potentially making them the first women to ride against men at a major track.
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