Dawson Works Hard For His Money And Media Roles
KC quarterback Lennie Dawson maintains a devout work ethic, handling four radio and two TV shows daily while joining KMBZ stations in Kansas City. Amid a gambling probe, he remains unfazed, pledging to keep busy with work. Gene Freese marks his 36th birthday in New Orleans during the Super Bowl week. World wrist wrestling championship set for Petaluma on ABC. Rocky Swoboda recalls his dramatic World Series throw with modest humor.
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Trucker Coach Sees Mixed Wind At Season Midpoint
Norwalk 7 3 enters Northern Ohio League play against Willard Crimson Flashes and Perkins in back-to-back weekends. Leonard Hardman praises recently improved shooting but cites weak offensive rebounding while praising Willard for hustle and outside shooting. Willard coach Jack Gill notes defensive rebounding needs and praises Bourma as key defender. Perkins coach Joe Gottfried laments turnovers and inconsistent scoring as he tries to implement a new system with a 2-6 record.
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Computerized match pits Ali and Marciano in 800 theatre viewing
Ali answers questions on a computerized heavyweight showdown with Rocky Marciano to be shown in 800 movie houses Tuesday. The bout spans over 70 rounds, three minutes each, filmed during a five day schedule. Green Bay coach Bengtson hospitalized with hip fracture and ulcers.
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Ewbank Tops AFL All-Time Coach List Amid Merger
In Canton, Ohio, Weeb Ewbank of the New York Jets was named top coach in the AFL's 10-year history, edging Sid Gillman and Hank Stram. The All-Time AFL defensive team and second team were announced, with players from Dallas, Kansas City, Buffalo, Boston, and other clubs. The selections precede the AFL-NFL merger and a Houston All-Star Game presentation.
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Eight AFL All Stars add Frazier and Moses to squads
Willie Frazier of San Diego and Haven Moses of Buffalo were added to the AFL All Stars. Moses will replace Don Maynard who is out with a broken foot and Frazier replaces Bob Trumpy who broke an ankle. East and West teams held practices at the Astrodome.
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Fordham Fireman Dies In New York
Johnny Murphy, famed relief pitcher and former New York Mets general manager, died of a heart attack at Roosevelt Hospital at age 61 after earlier illness on December 30. A Fordham University alumnus, he joined the Yankees in 1928 and starred in relief with a 93-53 record, earning the nickname The Fordham Fireman.
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Edison Eagles Play Edison Guard Kernell Leads Scoring
Edison guard Jeff Kernell scored 31 points against Western Reserve to set a school record and leads a Chargers attack praised by coach John Feyedelem. St Paul faces tough tests as Denny Meyer and Wasiniak push for leadership while Meyer eyes a rematch with Edison.
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