Sportsmanship urged to curb football injuries
Dr. Allan J. Ryan told the National Alliance Football organization that sportsmanship, not rules, is needed to curb injuries in football. He warned the elbow and practices like spearing and gang tackling raise risk, noting surveys show face mask use and handling contribute to injuries, and opinions split on eliminating return kicks.
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St, Louis
Allan J. Ryan
Meriden
Ryan
American Medical Association
Sooners Make Remarkable Comeback Keyed by Wilkinson
The University of Oklahoma Sooners, after a 3-6-1 start in 1961, surged to a 5-5 finish with five straight wins including a 7-0 upset of Missouri and a 14-8 victory over Army. In the AP yearend poll they led the comeback category with 36 votes, ahead of Notre Dame, LSU, Minnesota, Kansas, and Columbia among others.
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Associated Press
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Iowa State
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Colorado
Oklahoma
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Army
Nebraska
Oklahoma State
Wilkinson
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Louisiana State
Minnesota
Columbia
Rantoul News Visitors Share Seasonal Visits Across towns
Oklahoma visitor Mrs Norma Grimm of Fairland spent Monday night to Wednesday with L L Griffith and former neighbors. North Hollywood couple visited Topeka relatives. Abilene couple returned after visiting Ray Redick family. Tulsa pair called on Ernest Miller and wife. Wellsville resident Mrs Lawrence Murphy spent Sunday with her mother. Ottawa pair dined with Grant Catterson. Goldie Cartzdamner rents Gregg place. Osawatomie residents stopped by Gale Gilbert home. Jackson and Marla attended New Year Eve party at Snider home near Ottawa. Presbyterian churches held joint service in Rantoul followed by potluck. Merritt Ball and family hosted by Gerald Ball in Ottawa. Lee Welborn and John Finch hosted New Year day guests. Rowe Dean Redick and sons of Fairbanks Alaska visited Mulvane and Wichita relatives before returning to Alaska Jan 9.
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Norma Grimm
Fairland
Okla
L. L. Griffith
P. W. Cook
North Hollywood
Calif
G. E. Gilbert
Topeka
Donald Redick
Abiline
Tex
Ray Redick
Russell Miller
Tulsa
Ernest Miller
Miller
Lawrence Murphy
Wellsville
Martha Coffman
Florence Pope
Mamie Pope
Ottawa
Grant Catterson
Goldie Cartzdamner
Ra Gregg Place
Robert Kitchen
Osawatomie
Gale Gilbert
Chester Jackson
Marla
Snider
Rantoul
Saints Sink Leaders in Endgame Win at Home
San Francisco beat Western Division leaders Kansas City 102-99 as Ken Sears sealed it with two free throws before a teen grabbed the ball during a time out with five seconds left. Gene Brown added a decisive jumper to finish the rally while Cleveland topped Chicago 114-104 to tie Pittsburgh.
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Saints
Cleveland Pipers
Chicago Majors
Pittsburgh
Kansas City
Ken Sears
Gene Brown
Steers
Tennessee State
Ronald Smith
Seattle University
Ray Butler
Seattle
Tarzan Not In Jeopardy At Downey School Library
Downey Calif AP Superintendent Bruce K Moore found no Tarzan books removed from shelves after rumors sparked a library furor. An investigation showed the reports were untrue despite moral concerns raised by some.
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Downey
Calif
Targan
Bruce K. Moore
College Basketball Scores From Around the Nation
The Associated Press reports numerous scores across divisions with East Region results led by Villanova 99 over Seton Hall 67 and Providence 56 over Brown 54. Other notable outcomes include West Virginia 101 over VMI 79 and Miami Florida 80 past Rhode Island something.
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Delaware
Drexel
Uth
Duke
Penn State
West Virginia
VMI
Virginia Tech
Alabama
Richmond
the Citadel
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Georgia
Virginia
Marshall
Davidson
Wi-Mary
Maryland
Geo
Miami
Fla
Rhode Island
NBA Wednesday Results and Friday Games Summary
The Cincinnati 122 beat New York 111 and Detroit 112 defeated Boston 103 while Los Angeles 124 topped Philadelphia 123. Friday features Detroit at Philadelphia and St Louis at Philadelphia plus Boston at Cincinnati with no Thursday games. ABL results show Cleveland 114 over Kansas City 102, Chicago 104 over Thursday New York at Los Angeles and other matchups listed for the day.
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New York
Detroit
Boston
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Syracuse
St. Louis
Cleveland
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Hawaii
Kansas City
San Francisco
LSU Coach Dietzel Airs Possible Release Action
The LSU board of supervisors may pursue legal action to keep coach Paul Dietzel if he seeks release from his four year contract worth 18500 a year. Dietzel neither confirms nor denies discussions with Army or potential New York meetings. Army reportedly offered a five year 20000 per year contract.
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West Point
Dutton
LSU
Associated Press
New York
Army
Dale Hall
Earl
Red) Blaik
Hal
Los Angeles Open Prelude Attracts Golf Star Cast
In Los Angeles the prelude to the 1962 Los Angeles Open features top pros including Arnold Palmer and Gary Player at Rancho Municipal Golf Club. The event, a $5,000 professional celebrity match, precedes the 72-hole, $45,000 tournament starting Friday as the 36th annual winter classic unfolds on a 7,000-yard par 71 layout. Palmer seeks redemption after a tough 1961 showing on the ninth hole, while Player aims to defend his title from last year.
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Rancho Municipal Golf Club
Rancho
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Gary Player
South Africa
Park Will Keep Comiskey Name
CHICAGO AP The White Sox home will keep the Comiskey Park name. Arthur C. Allyn, club president, announced the decision after inquiries. He said Charles A. Comiskey founded the team and park, and his contributions merit the tribute. Comiskey’s grandson sold his stake last month, ending 60 years of family involvement.
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Comiskeys
Chicago White Sox
Comiskey Park
Arthur C. Allyn
Charles A. Comiskey
White Sox
Allyn
Wednesday Night Ladies Bowling Scores Highlight
A compact report of bowling scores from Wednesday night leagues featuring Petrex N Lollar 173 460 and D Toumberlin 182 496, plus numerous top marks across Kansas State Wills Romstedt First National and K of C clubs with high games and series listed.
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N. Lollar
Wills
D. Toumberlin
Kansas State
H. Liegerot
Wright
Wolgast
Romstedt
V. Dengel
H. Conrad
Peoples National
R. Carlson
M. Gilland
Moorman
J. Keaton
P. Crockett
Moore
Jones
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Towner
R. Mock
N. Fritts
Hornung Honored but Giant Linebacker Steals Show
New York Giants linebacker Sam Huff, bıt injured in the title game, joked about the Green Bay Packers win while praising Paul Hornung at a luncheon. Huff noted the Giants earned a licking after a late-season draw with the Browns and credited Packers players for the victory.
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NEW York AP
Sam Huff
New York Giants
Green Bay
West Virginia
Paul Hornung
Packers
Huff
Sur'stdle
Sports
Paul
Sam
Hull
Giants
Cleveland Browns
Birthday Observance for Bert McCune Is Noted in Richmond
Richmond area families gather to honor Bert McCune's fifth birthday with cake and ice cream. Attending were Reverend and Mrs Floyd Shir ley Arraba Colo Clarence Peine Henry Mersman and others. The Edwards family leaves for Florida for several months while Hendersons mourn a sister-in-law in Siloam Springs Ark. Tom Walters serving in Italy calls home for New Year wishes. Monica Louise Rocker christened at St Boniface Church with sponsors John and Pauline Powelson. Friendly Circle meets in church basement with quilting for Mrs John Edgar and officers reinstated. Lori Anne born to Mr and Mrs Robert Cuiken Dec 31 at Anderson County Hospital. Lieut Carl Bastin family relocates to New Iberia La. J B Lane and Kenneth Cox host weekend in Amarillo. The Bud Mishlers plan move from Amarillo to Lawrence.
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Floyd W. Shirley
Arraba
Colo
Bert McCune
Clarence Peine
Henry Mersman
Tom Walters
Italy
R. E. Mershams
John Scott Powelson
Monica Louise
Loyal fan earns gold Williams home-game pass
Williamstown Massachusetts AP Nelson W Domin 67 has attended every Williams College home game since 1912. He began his streak after an operation left him bedridden once and watched from his bedroom window overlooking the field.
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Mass
Williams College
Nelson W. Domin
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