Brown Prefers Baltimore Weather for NFL Title Game
New York AP Jim Brown says he favors Baltimore weather and stadium capacity over Green Bay as potential site for the Jan 2 NFL title game but Browns may be in Green Bay. He notes a frozen field hurts runners and says opponents’ identity matters little to Cleveland who have clinched the Eastern title. Brown discusses a Sunday incident with Joe Robb and remains focused on his 21 touchdowns versus Gale Sayers 22.
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McPherson Tournament Openers Highlight Upsets In McPher son Event
Unbeaten Kansas Wesleyan remains top seed after an 86-68 win over Sterling as McPherson Tournament action announces semifinals. St Mary of the Plains upset College of Emporia 109 to 90 with 36 points from Bill Hicks. Bethel and Baker also win, Tabor down McPherson 86-78, while Sterling and Emporia stumble toward afternoon matchups.
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Pro Basketball Monday's Result
San Francisco defeated Philadelphia 124 to 118 in a high scoring game. Wednesday's schedule included New York at Boston and Cincinnati at Baltimore with no final scores provided.
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OHL Player Of The Week Named In Ottawa Feature
Dale Dieterich named Ottawa High Player of the Week after starting against Bonner Springs in the East Kansas League third place game. Dieterich scored 12 points, 11 in the first half, and collected eight rebounds as the Cyclones defeated Bonner 45 to 26 for their first win of the season.
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Methodist Gym Hours Schedule for Church League Practice
The Church League team can use Methodist Gym today at 5 30 p.m. and 7 9 p.m. The schedule lists Wednesday 5 30 p.m. and Thursday 9 30 a.m. 1 30 p.m. 4 30 p.m. Available gym times are stated for basketball practice and team sessions.
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Big Eight and other college basketball scores reel in Memphis Classic
Nebraska edged Stanford 71 67 Oklahoma beat California 94 72 Colorado fell 77 73 after three overtimes in the Memphis Classic at Memphis Tennessee Northwestern downed Missouri 67 60 Texas defeated Memphis State 80 72 Missouri Valley winners included Southern Illinois 89 Wichita 68 Oklahoma City 96 North Texas State 90 Hardin Simmons 81 Pittsburg State 70 Tennessee Martin 92 Cape Girardeau State 84 Warrensburg State 87 Sam Houston State 51 McPherson Tournament St Mary of the Plains 109 College of Emporia 90 Baker 74 Bethel 58 Tabor 86 McPherson 78 Kansas Wesleyan 86 Sterling
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Two More Upsets Shake Newest Poll Shuffle
UCLA tumbles from the top ten as Duke holds No. 1 in the AP ranking. Houston overwhelms Providence 102-89 led by Elvin Hayes, while Southern Illinois tops Wichita 89-68. Minnesota and others win, reshaping the top ten after Monday night games.
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Boxing Results Highlight Albuquerque and Las Vegas Welterweights
In Albuquerque Luc is Rodriguez of Miami KOed Joe Louis Murphy in four rounds. In Las Vegas Ernie Indian Red Lopez of Los Angeles stopped Pulga Serrano in four rounds. Both bouts featured welterweights with decisive finishes.
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Four In A Row For 9th Grade, 8th Loses Again
Ottawa 9th graders beat Topeka Shideler 36 18 as Frank Honn and Don Stevens led scoring. 9th grade perfection becomes 4 0. Shideler 8th graders hand Ottawa 4th straight loss 19 16 with Kloster scoring 10 of 16 for Ottawa in a tight defensive game.
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Oklahoma weighs long list of coaching candidates
University of Oklahoma officials evaluated a long list of applicants for a new football coach before Christmas. Interviewed Monday were Arkansas aide Jim Mackenzie, Oregon State assistant Sam Bogesnian, and Gene Corotto who holds a 650144 mark at Norman High School after work as a college assistant at Kansas, Tulsa and Arkansas.
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