Dawson Rates Packer Defense With AFL Trio
Los Angeles AP report outlines Len Dawson’s breakdown of Green Bay defense as a unit. He compares the Packers front four to Boston, linebackers to Buffalo, and defensive backs to Oakland, noting quickness, tackling, and second effort. Dawson emphasizes multiple weapons, saying Kansas City can exploit vulnerabilities if Bay counteracts with OTis Taylor or Mc Clinton targets.
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Kansas City
Len Dawson
Green Bay
Boston
Buffalo
Oakland
Dawson
Packers
Willie Davis
Ron Kostelnik
Henry Jordan
Lionel Aldridge
Larry Eisenhauer
Houston Antwine
Jim Hunt
Bob Dee
Dave Robinson
Ray Nitschke
Lee Roy Caffey
Bills
Mike Stratton
Harry Jacobs
John Tracey
Herb Adderley
Bob Jeter
Kent McCloughan
Dave Grayson
Willie Wood
Tom Brown
Raiders
Rodger Bird
Warren Powers
Otis Taylor
Mike Garrett
Curt McClinton
Chris Burford
Fred Arbanas
Packer safety Tom Brown becomes hero after late interception
Tom Brown, once a note as a five figure bonus recipient for baseball, seized a Dallas pass with 28 seconds left to clinch Green Bay's NFL title game. He recalls two earlier mistakes, the Clarke TD and defensive interference, that he had to overcome. Brown faces Kansas City's Fred Arbanas in the Super Bowl, comparing the tight end to Mike Ditka and praising the Chiefs receivers.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Tom Brown
Green Bay
Don Meredith
Dallas
Brown
Packers
Cowboys
Maryland
Frank Clarke
Clarke
Washington Senators
Gary Collins
Cleveland Browns
Tommy
Kansas City
Fred Arbanas
Arbanas
tArbanas
Mike Ditka
Chicago Bears
Ditka
NCAA President Seeks Understanding on 1.6 Eligibility Rule
NCAA chief Marcus L. Plant says NCAA and Eastern objectors may reach an understanding on the 1.6 minimum grade rule for athletic eligibility. He notes the federation, with 582 members, faces internal issues but remains strong and confident, as Eastern College Athletic Conference concerns loom.
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Houston
Tex
National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
Eastern
Eastern College
Marcus L. Plant
University of Michigan
Eastern College Athletic Conference
NCAA 1.6 rule faces convention setback and future renewal
The 61st NCAA convention failed to approve six amendments to the 1.6 rule aimed at altering current limits. Some objections cite institutional autonomy and lack of student athletes. Everett D. Barnes of Colgate urged retention. Byers noted 520 of 582 members comply, with Yale Harvard Penn among noncompliers. The convention also rejected freshmen eligibility, approved GI Bill benefits under aid rules, and granted four-year aid while tabling preseason football extension.
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Nie Wisor
NCAA
John Wilkin
Colby College
ECAC
Ncaa Council
Everett D. Barnes
Colgate Universiy
Plant
New York City
Walter J. Byers
Yale
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Byers
Williams
Thiel
Tufts
Swarthmore
Rochester
Oberlin
Johns Hopkins
Muhlenberg
Whirlwinds Lose Two To Central
Lawrence Central swept both basketball games from the Ottawa Junior High Whirlwinds Tuesday at Lawrence. Central won the eighth grade game 40 to 30 with a strong second half, then crushed Ottawa Junior High in the ninth grade game 51 to 25.
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Lawrence Central
Ottawa
Lawrence
Central
OJHS
Kloster
Stauffer
Tetwiler
Stark
Wadkins
Randall
Wiggins
Shisler
Harris
Dean
Kennett
Hammer
Wineter
Sheppard
Jascob
Schmitz
Coff Fey
Mendell
Wallace
Grogan
Drumright
Miller
Spease
Gore
Buell
Wray
Pohl
Allison
Wise
Boxing Results New York Frank Joseph Stops Stan ford Bulla
New York boxer Frank Joseph of 178 pounds stopped Stan ford Bulla of 177 pounds from Brooklyn in a recent bout. The match highlighted Joseph's power as he dominated the exchange throughout the proceedings.
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New York
Frank Joseph
Stanford Bulla
Brooklyn
N.Y
Bowling Bits Highlights Weekly Highs and First Half Leaders
Naomi Fritts reports top weekly bowlers Glenna Lu Whitacre and Billie Leach with high game and series. Ella's Beauty Salon leads team standings with 2303 series, high game 812, while Moore's Chevy-Olds tops first-half with 54 wins and Grogan's Standard tops 2252 in series. Other notable marks include Velma Foster highs on Thursday and Beautyland’s 2125 series. several split conversions listed with bowler names.
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Glenna Lu Whitacre
Billie Leach
Ella
Royal T Lanes
Moore
Grogan
Standard Service
Velma Foster
Beautyland
Bienics
Ruth Wilson
Myrtle Haas
Irene Davis
Pege Toumberlin
Sharon Ackerman
Hazel McClay
Viola Dodd
Dorthy Nichols
Dixie Green
Eloise Mileton
Opal McDaniel
Joanne Scribner
Pat Stankard
Doris Heckert
Shirley Swinehart
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Plymouth
Valiant Brown's
Bill Clary
Martin-Marietta Corp
Crites
Conoco
Drake's Bakery
D. Waymire Everett's Barber Shop
Farm Bureau Ins
Bob Robbins
Mgr
Darold Cain
Spec
Agt
Farmer's Elevator
M. J. Gentner-lst
Hickory Firestone
First National Bank
Fulton
Furniture
Dick Walker
Guarantee Mutual Life Ins. CO
Don Burroughs
H.D. Lee Co., Inc
Bruce Plant
Hubbard Lumber CO
Schmank
Hughes Auto Parts
Kansas State Bank
MANN
BEL Drug CO
Chevrolet Olds., Inc
Olmsted
Ottawa Bowl
Ottawa Dodge
Ottawa Finance CO
Ottawa Herald
Ottawa Lumber CO
Bob McCrea
Ottawa Tractor and Implement CO
Glenn
Ottawa Savings and Loan Ass'n. P.N. Hirsch and CO
Ary Miller
Peoples National Bank
J.C. Penney
Porter-Spears
INS
Raney Rexall Drug
John Reynolds
Richardson’s
Robertson Motor Co., Inc
Sam's Tire Supply
Sam Mott
Scott's Store
Sears Roebuck and CO
Lee Grimes
Star Mobile Home
Divco-Wayne Industries Saffron Glass CO
Terrilu
Todd Ins
Cuinic
Walburn
Gerald Walburn
Williams’ Dairy Creme
Henry Penny Fried Chicken
Williamson Coal and Salvage CO
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