Sauer redshirted star opts for pro Jets move
Texas star receiver George Sauer Jr. may forgo his final year to sign with the New York Jets of the AFL. Coach Darrell Royal condemns the move while threatening to bar AFL personnel from Texas facilities. SEC votes to sever relations with the AFL over early signings. NFL had changed its rules via NCAA request.
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Murray Chass
Associated Press
Darrell Royal
Southeastern Conference
American Football League
AFL
Joe Foss
George Sauer Jr
Sauer
Royal
Texas
New York Jets
Jets
George Sauer Sr
Colege
SEC
NFL
National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
Foss
Orioles Must Get Returns To Form
Orioles Bobby Bock reports key players returning to Baltimore signings include pitchers Mike McCormick Chuck Estrada and first baseman Norm Siebern who aim to reverse recent slumps Struggles noted for McCormick Estrada and Siebern alongside Miller McMahon and Ted Miller adding depth to bullpen and roster prospects for 1965
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Orioles
Mike McCormick
Chuck Estrada
Norm Siebern
McCormick
New York Giants
Estrada
Chuck
Baltimore
Birds
Siebern
Kanesas City
Norm
RBI
Jim Gentile
Stu Miller
Pat McMahon
Ted Miller
Miller
Orleoles
Little Guys Favored To Hold Golfing Leads
Three little players led the Lucky International Open with two big pros after 18 holes at Harding Municipal. Jack McGowean of Largo Butch Baird of Carlton Oaks and Gardner Dickinson of Lost Tree Village shot 68s. Heavyweights George Archer and Jack Montgomery trailed by two strokes.
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Ron Bergman
Associated Press
SAN Francisco
Jack McGowe
Largo
Fla
Butch Baird
Carlton Oaks
Calif
Vetseran Gardner Dickinson
Lost ‘Tree Village
Baird
George Archer
Gilroy
Jack Montgomery
Fort Worth
Tex
Archer
Montgomery
Gene Littler
Jack Burke
Gary Player
Juan
Chi Chi) Rodriguez
Littler
Harding Municipal Course
Rodriguez
Billy Casper
Tony Lema
Billy Martindale
Jacksonville
Missouri guard Holsinger opts out of final football season
MU coach Dan Devine laments the loss of guard Dave Holsinger who plans to become a teacher and may finish his degree in August. Tackle George Comfort will enter medical school. Spring football practices begin March 19 ending May 1 with 20 sessions as Missouri considers platooning under new rules.
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Columbia, Mo
Dan Devine
Dave ‘Holsinger
Holsinger
George Comfort
Devine
Footeball
Missouri
Liston On Trial Today
Charles Sonny Liston the former world heavyweight champion faces trial in County Court on drunken driving charges. A six member jury will hear the case before Judge John F Sanchez following Listons not guilty plea after Christmas Day arrest. Liston was reportedly intoxicated when stopped in east Denver driving a 1965 Cadillac. This marks his fourth local traffic case in recent months with prior guilty plea to reckless driving and no contest to carrying a concealed weapon. he received 600 dollars in fines and a 30 day suspended jail term.
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Denver
Charles
Sonny) Liston
Liston
John F. Sanchez
Basketball Scores From Across The Nation News Wire
Associated Press summary of college games with East Providence beating St Bonaventure by one point 77 76 South Carolina 73 Richmond 60, Drake 60 Tulsa 58 Oklahoma State 59 Colorado 55 Arizona 71 San Francisco 56 Houston 80 Baylor 78 Stanford 87 UC Santa Barbara 57 Seattle 78 Portland 70.
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Associated Press
East Providence
St. Bonaventure
Drake
Tulsa
Ohio U
Western Midh
Southwest
Arizona
San Francisco
New Mexico
Tex
Western
Venturi Begins Rest Period After Surgery for Artery Inflammation
National Open champion Ken Venturi of San Francisco will be off the golf tour for about six weeks after surgery to confirm inflamed arteries in his hands. Dr. Robert Woods disclosed the Good Samaritan Hospital procedure involved 15 stitches in Venturi’s back and 12 in his legs. Venturi, who has battled the ailment for nearly a month, said he will not play until cleared by the doctor.
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Los Angeles
Ken Veneturi
San Francisco
Venturi
Robert Woods
Good Samaritan Hospital
Pebble Beach
Hull Near 50 Goals Unmet Amid Black Hawks Win
Boston Bruins suffered another loss as the Chicago Black Hawks defeated them 4-2. Bill Hay led with two goals and two assists, Dennis Hull added a scoring tally, and goalie Glenn Hall stole the show with a standout performance after two weeks rest. Murray Oliver scored Boston's second goal during a Chicago power play lapse.
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Boston
Bobby Hull
Chicago Black Hawks
Boston Bruins
Bruins
Boston Garden
Hull
Rockets
Boston Nets
Bill Hay
Black Hawks
Dennis
Chicago
Glenn Hall
Denis DeJordy
Chicago Nets
Hall
Teddy Green
Murray Oliver
Chicago 6 Boston 2 NHL result recap
Chicago defeated Boston 6 to 2 in Thursday's National Hockey League game. Saturday's schedule lists New York at Montreal Boston at Toronto and Chicago at Detroit.
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National Hockey League
Associated Press
Chicago
Boston
New York
Montreal
Toronto
Detroit
Bowling Scores From Thursday Night Ladies and Men’s Leagues
Readable scores show high games and series for multiple teams in the THURSDAY NIGHT LADIES and MEN’S CLASSIC leagues. Notable efforts include McMillan 173-442, J Speer 158-440, Foster 213-542, Weidner 439, Jackson 220-580, Hopkin inea 520, Day 515, Stine 604, Lemon 629, Davis 570, Simmons 502, Percival 529, and Craycraft 495 in various high games and series across teams like Bond Cleaners, Towner Chapel, Southwestern Bell, Peps Cola, Ottawa Insulation, and P. N. Hirsch & Co.
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Bienies Garage
McMillen
Bond Cleaners
Honn
Jackson
Litwins
HopkIns
Dutch Boy Paints
Hiatt
Day
L Cafe
Stewart
Horn
Conrad Painters
Heckman
Kitty Clover
McLaughlin
Zielsdorf
Pepsi Cola
Stine
Southwestern Bell
Craycraft
Sam Perry Ties Indoor 60 Yard Dash Record at MSG
Sam Perry, 19, Fordham junior and son of a New York janitor, tied the world indoor 60 yard dash record with 5.9 seconds at Madison Square Garden during the Wanamaker-Millrose Games. He defeated Olympic sprinters Paul Drayton, Mel Pender, and Ed Roberts as the crowd watched. Perry said he aims for 5.9 each start and noted competition remains light since Bob Hayes turned pro. Perry will skip Toronto and go to Boston for the weekend meet. Crothers of Toronto said he runs for fun and isn’t chasing records now.
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Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Sam Perry
New York
Fordham
Bob Hayes
Sam
Hayes
Florida A&m
Young Sam
Perry
Madison Square Garden
Paul Drayton
Mel Peneder
Ed Roberts
Toronto
Boston
Bill Crothers
Crothers
Doors
Lane backs Cronin as baseball boss at Boston dinner
Trader Frank Lane publicly backs Joe Cronin for MLB commissioner at the 26th Boston Baseball Writers dinner. Owner Arthur Allyn of the White Sox denies desire for new league leadership, while Lane touts Cronin’s life in the game and disputes with Cronin in the past. Willie Mays and other notables were honored for contributions to baseball.
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Boston
Frank Lane
Joe Cronin
Cronin
Arthur Allyn
Chicago White Sox
Boston Baseball Writers
Lane
Allyn
Chicago
Cleveland
Kansas City
Willie Mays
San Francisco Giants
Philadelphia
John Quinn
Minnesota
Sam Mele
Quincy
Mass
Warriors snap 17-game skid with 105 90 win over Royals
Coach Alex Hannum used a defense first approach to end the San Francisco Warriors 17 straight losses, defeating the Cincinnati Royals 105 to 90. Big Nate Thurmond scored 30, dominated boards and defense while Oscar Robertson was held to eight points on the night.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Warrior
Alex Hannum
Cincinnati Royals
Warriors
National Basketball Association
Denver
Big Nate Thurmond
Hannum
Oscar Robertson
Royals
Boxer Ends Training for Patterson Title Fight
Monticello New York AP reports heavy training for boxer George Chuvalo ahead of Monday's heavyweight title bout with Floyd Patterson at Madison Square Garden. Chuvalo altered plans to skip a final session, underwent a physical, and was deemed well conditioned. Patterson completed four rounds at his Marlboro camp and may train again before breaking camp Sunday.
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Monticello
N.Y
George Chuvalo
Floyd Patterson
New York
Madison Square Garden
Chuvalo
Harry Kleieman
New York State Atheletic Commission
Patterson
Marlboro
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Pepsi-Cola
Lemon
Ottawa
Jones
OGG
Davis
N, Hirsch and CO
Simmons
By Bob Green
Robertson
Cioaa
Chrysler
Chrysler Corporation
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Bob White
Hickory
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