Van Arsdale Twins Split Up To Play Pro Ball
Dick Van Arsdale, a 6-4 forward for the New York Knicks, explains choosing to play apart from twin Tom to pursue NBA careers. He credits strong defense and early playing time for his quick rookie impact, while planning law school after the NBA.
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Walt) Bellamy
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Austin Takes Over Steelers Coaching Change Prompts Discipline Emphasis
Austin, 37, officially became head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers, stressing strict discipline as essential to victory. He succeeds Mike Nixon, fired after a 2-12 1965 season, and cites eight years of college and pro coaching including six with Vince Lombardi’s Green Bay Packers.
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Giants Sign Pair In 1966 Contract Dates Set
SAN FRANCISCO AP. Catcher Tom Haller and infielder Jimmy Davenport became the first signers of the San Francisco Giants for 1966. The announcements itemize early commitments as the club plans for the upcoming season.
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Marshall Taylor named WVU offensive end and flank erback coach
Morgantown AP Marshall L. Taylor 33 a Tennessee Tech assistant four years named offensive end and flankerback coach of West Virginia University football Monday. Taylor a Rockwood Tenn native was an all Ohio Valley Conference end in 1953 1954 played for Tech and coached in Munich and at Fayetteville Tenn and Spartanburg DC before Tech. He has served as head freshman end and defensive backfield coach.
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A's Alter Fences In KC For Uniform Backstop
Kansas City Athletics will raise the right field fence from 10 to about 25 feet and remove the right field pennant porch. The left field fence is already 25 feet high. Distances: right field line 339 feet, left field line 370 feet. Ed Lopat announced the changes on Monday.
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Wildcats Beat LSU 111-85 To Extend SEC Run
Kentucky, ranked second, surged past LSU 111-85 in an SEC clash led by Thad Jaracz with 25 and Pat Riley with 24 points. The win extends Kentucky’s 13-game streak and keeps them atop the conference standings as LSU struggles 14-11 overall, 0-5 in league. The Wildcats opened with hot shooting, posting 72.7 percent in the first half while LSU hit 51.4 percent but trailed 66-43 at halftime.
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Mantle to undergo shoulder surgery at Mayo Clinic
Mickey Mantle entered St Marys Hospital in Rochester for removal of a bone chip from his right shoulder after tests at Mayo Clinic. He is expected to be hospitalized 10 to 14 days and will remain in Rochester for several weeks of physical therapy after discharge.
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DeBusschere Faces Piston Woes as Player Coach Mulls Trade
In Cincinnati NEA report Marty Blake of the Hawks discusses Pistons trade options with Dave DeBusschere the teams playing coach. Detroit struggles amid injuries suspensions and management losses as NBA expansion looms and possible Reed Russell links surface.
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