Pete Rozelle a Tough Job Done Over Martini on the Rocks
Profile of Pete Rozelle as NFL commissioner at age 33, succeeding Bert Bell. Describes his quiet, effective leadership style, backroom dealings, and decisive actions to promote TV packaging of NFL games, amid upsets and tight finishes shaping the 1960 season. Mentions notable games and teams, including the Colts, Cowboys, Steelers, Eagles, Browns, and Lions.
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Unitas questioned over Weeb Ewbank with Colts late game calls
Bob Kelley questions if Johnny Unitas trusted too much in crucial moments as Baltimore's defense faltered late against Detroit and San Francisco. The piece notes Unitas clutch plays, risky late calls, and debate over Ewbank's coaching decisions and game percentages.
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Sunday Showdown Rams Start Ryan Bass vs Baltimore Colts
Rams shift starting backfield for Sundays Coliseum clash with Baltimore as Frank Ryan earns the nod over Bill Wade. Dick Ross starts in place of Cleary, with Meaux Thomas at slotback and Je pay at left halfback. Defensive changes include Lou Michaels at left tackle and Vernon Valdez and Will Sherman in the backfield. Ryan led a crisp 80-yard drive and eight of 12 completions as Wade went six of 16.
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Lou Michaels
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Vernon Valdez
Will Sherman
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Long Beach State Battles Orange County State Tonight in Rival Clash
Long Beach State eyes a second look at the touted Ss Squad as the 49ers host Orange County State at 8 p.m. Led by captain Hank Sal cide, Ron Showalter, Rex Shoemaker, Ron Stewart and Randy Sandefur, the 49ers beat Pasadena College 80-64 Friday, snapping a one game skid and launching a budding regional rivalry with OC State.
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Ron Showalter
Rex Shoemaker
Ron Stewart
Randy Sandefur
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Long Beach City College Faces Hancock In Night Game
LBCC hosts Hancock in the Vic King Gym as a second game of a doubleheader after a 72 37 victory over San Jose State JV. Aron Carmichael scored 22 as the Vikings built a big second half lead, overcoming a slow start.
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Barber shoots 61 to lead Monte Bello round record
Jerry Barber pursues a five shot lead at Wilshire Country Club after a sensational second round 61 at Monte Bello. He carded nine under par through an eight hole stretch, with birdies five to end, while Monti and Roux trailed at 43 43 86 and a cluster of players tied at 67.
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Wilshire Counury Club
Pris Phutartay New Gourke
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Eric Monti
Los Angeles
Rob Roux
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Trojans and Bruins Dominate in Intersectional Wins
USC and UCLA posted clear wins at the Sports Arena drawing 4,515 in attendance. UCLA beat Kansas State 83-73 after a solid comeback led by Ran Lawson with 23 points. USC overpowered NYU 86-68 as height advantage played a key role, while Beiberich Ellis and Green contributed in double figures.
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Hawks Face St Louis in Lakers Hawks Series Opener
The Los Angeles Lakers meet the St Louis Hawks in the first of a three game set in St Louis before moving to Los Angeles for the remaining games Monday and Wednesday series actions.
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