Pomona High Letters 365 In Three Sports
Pomona High School awarded letters to 36 athletes in football basketball and track at a banquet at Pomona Methodist Church hosted by the Pomona Lions Club. Five earned letters in all three sports including Richard Altic Larry Briggs Frank Fritts Gale Lantis and Raymond Schroeder. Others earned two letters or football only with three as managers. Coach speaker Chris Burford former Chiefs player noted pros emphasize specialization and experience.
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Ron Williford
Craig Collins
Daryl Hamilton
Rick Baxter
Daryl Flager
Bill Willford
Rule boosts playing time and scoring in NCAA basketball
The NCAA Service Bureau report notes the clock stopping rule raised game time by about 5.5 percent and led to record scoring. Four modern era records set since 1948 include field goal percentage .426 and points per game 148.8. In most stats, totals rose over 1962-63, except free throw percentage which slipped from .682 to .668.
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Sortun Signs with St Louis Cardinals after Rose Bowl
Rick Sortun, 22, captain of the University of Washington Rose Bowl team, signed his 1964 contract with the St. Louis Cardinals. He is the 17th Cardinal rookie to reach terms as the club has now signed 10 of 14 drafted players.
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College Results Across Teams And Events
Emporia State leads in track with 78 to 51 over Wichita. Hutchinson JC posts 77 percent. Emporia State freshmen 3814 over Wichita freshmen 32. Southwestern freshmen 25. Tennis results Pan American 7 Oklahoma 0. Emporia State 4 Kansas State. Golf Oklahoma State 12 North Texas 3. Baseball Oklahoma State 10 Houston 3. Memphis State 7 Kansas State 6. Oklahoma 23 New Mexico 5. William Jewell 3 Shorter Ga Sam Houston Tex 16 1. Southern Illinois 2 0.
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Former Dodger McDevitt Undergoes Umpire Makeover in Florida
Danny McDevitt, ex Dodgers and Yankees pitcher now umpiring in the Florida State League, shows how he trains his voice and stance in front of a mirror to project authority. He recalls arm injuries ending his pitching career, and says he enjoys umpiring more than expected while learning rules and positioning.
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Senate Probes Clay Liston Bout
Senate Antitrust subcommittee opens three days of hearings on boxing practices and the Cassius Clay Liston bout. Sen Hart cites public distrust and probes a $50,000 promotional fee paid to Clay by Intercontinental Promotions, with Lassman of the WBA expected to propose federal boxing control.
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Mets' Top Loser Tells of Heckler
ST PETERSBURG FLA AP Roger Craig the Mets struggling pitcher recalls a heckler at a banquet winter scene He notes he once said I am the only two time 20 game loser who got a raise both years to silence the critic He describes how he kept his head during his 1962 10 24 season and his 5 22 last year tying records He was traded to the Cardinals for George Altman and reflects on personal life and baseball’s rough moments
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Mertes Confirms Washburn AD Interview
Des Moines Drake football coach Bus Mertes says he was interviewed last week in Topeka for Washburn University athletic director. He praises his Drake role and notes the current AD Richard M. Godlove will resign. Interaction hints at uncertainty about Mertes future.
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NAIA Olympic Trials Team Opens KC Schedule
The NAIA all star squad meets Rockhurst in Kansas City in the first of two training games under international rules. The 20 man squad, led by John McLendon, includes six nine and six ten scorers from Pan American, Grambling, and Virginia Tech.
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