NCAA Delegates Adopt Certification System At Convention
The 18 member NCAA council finalized a staff certification plan, reviving a 1955 system to ensure schools train on new rules. Football rules changes include mandatory numbering by position, more officials, sideline coaching, and no touchback on punts inside the 10 yard line. Retiring president H J Dorricott was elected to the committee with Rev Wildred Crowley named secretary treasurer.
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Pittsburgh
APS
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Mercy
Football Rules Committee
Miami
Fla
American Football Coaches Association
Jack Curtice
Stanford
AFCA
Penn State
Charles
Rip) Engle
Ncaa Council
U.S
NCAA
Walter Byers
Byers
Deniver
North Dakota
H. J. Dorricott
Western State College
Colo
Wildred H. Crowley
Santa Clara
Unitas Moore Start for West All-Star Pro Bowl
Los Angeles reports that coach Vince Lombardi named Johnny Unitas and Lennie Moore of the Baltimore Colts as starters for the West against the East at the Coliseum on Sunday. Lombardi kept Bart Starr and Paul Hornung on reserve while pairing Unitas with Moore in the backfield.
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LOS Angeles
UPI
Vince Lombardi
Johnny Unitas
Lennie Moore
Baltimore Colts
Lombardi
Green Bay Packers
Bart Starr
Paul Hornung
Unitas
Moore
Jon Arnett
Los Angeles Rams
Jim Taylor
Packers
Fulback
Buck Shaw
Phildephia Eagle
Norm van Brockin
John Crow
St. Louis Cardinals
Tommy McDonald
Eagles
Jim Brown
Cleveland Browns
Cleveland Places Newcombe on Waivers
The Cleveland Indians placed pitcher Don Newcombe on waivers as they prepare to release him unconditionally. Newcombe was acquired from the Cincinnati Reds last July for pitcher Carl Thomas and cash.
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Cleveland, Ohio
UPI
Cleveland Indians
Don Newcombe
Newcombe
Cincinnati Reds
Carl Thomas
Cash
Monti Leads First Round at San Diego Open
Eric Monti shot five under par 66 to seize a first round lead in the $20,000 San Diego Open. Tied for second with 67s were Gary Player, Jerry Barber, and Marty Furgol. Arnold Palmer posted 69 as big names remained in contention.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Eric Monti
Arnold Palmer
Monti
Palmer
Gary Player
South Africa
Jerry Barber
Marty Furgol
Cog Hill
Don January
Dallas
Tex
Bob Goalby
Crystal River
Fla
Lionel Hebert
Lafayette
Bo Wininger
Odessa
Frank Boynton
Orlando
Darrell Hickock
la Grange
III
Bulldogs Grab 7th Win in Coalfield Showdown
Marsh Fork Bulldogs beat Byrd Prillerman 82 to 56 in Raleigh County securing seventh win and sixth ACL victory. Don Humphrey led Marsh Fork with 20 points while Scotty Murray added 18 and Wynston Holbrook 12. Hinton Bobcats toppled Stoco 67 to 41 with Dick Leftridge pouring 36 as Hinton built leads then subs cleared the bench.
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Marsh Fork
Hinton Bobcats
Coalfield
Tri- County
Hinton
Dick Leftridge
Bobcats
Stoco
Byrd Prillerman
Marsh Fork Bulldogs
Raleigh
Bulldog
Panthers
Amigo
Sophia
Don Humphrey
Scotty Murray
Wynston Holbrook
Bill Kalinoski
Eddie Lynch
Byrd - Prillerman
Bernard Evans
Dewey Romine
Stoco Indians
Hinton Boys
Leftridge
Indians
Stanley Wyce
Charles Wallace
Joe Grahanya
Marsh Fork Byrd-Prillerman Holbrook
Pickettie H'phrey
Houston
Cook
Wilye
Muary
Mullins
Kal’noski
Lynch
Concord Tops WVC Scoring
Concord College leads the West Virginia Conference scoring race with 93 points per game, followed by Morris Harvey at 22.2. Davis & Elkins’ Bob Ferrell top scores among individuals at 27.1 ppg, while Bruce Hewitt and Ken Stewart share rebounding leadership at 16 per game. West Virginia Tech shoots best at 49.7% while Fairmont leads in rebounds at 57.8 per game. Hewitt posts 57% field goal accuracy and Mike Santer tops free throws at 92.5%.
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Dick O'Neal
Morris Harvey
Bruce Hewitt
Ken Stewart
Concord
Marlo Mills
Wesleyan
Hewitt
Mike Santer
Wheeling
Blue Eaglets beat Logan for fourth straight win
Beckley Junior High Blue Eaglets defeated Logan 43 to 38 at the Rec building to stretch their winning streak to four. Buddy Gravely led scoring with 14 points and 17 rebounds, Rudy Coleman added 10, and James Mathis led Logan with 15.
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Beckley Junior High
Blue Eaglets
Buddy Gravely
Logan
Rec
Ted Starr
Beckley
Beckley Boys
Rudy Coleman
James Mathis
Logane Patterson
Boggs
Murphy
Mathis
Egnor
Marcum
Beckley Jr. Coleman
Cook
Gravley
Lamb
Starr
Arley
Hanson
Barbour
Iles
M Totals
Logan Jr
Beckley Jr
Coleman
Grawley
T. Phillips
Miles
Patterson
Celtics Edge Syracuse in OT 124-118
Bob Cousy led the Celtics to a 124-118 overtime win over Syracuse after a 17 point deficit, as Boston stayed two games ahead of Philadelphia in the Eastern Division. Dick Barnett led Syracuse with 33 points while Wilt Chamberlain and Al Attles starred for Philadelphia in a separate win.
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United Press International
Bob Cousy
Boston Celtics
Cousy
Celtics
Syracuse
Nats
Philadelphia Warriors
National Basketball Association
Warriors
St. Louis Hawks
Detroit
Cincinnati
Boston
Dick Barnett
Wilt Chamberlain
al Attles
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chamberlain
Attles
Clyde Lovellette
Hawks
Bailey Howell
Pistons
Royals
Fort Wayne
Ind
Oscar Robertson
Mountaineers Rout eW For Sth Straight
West Virginia continued its hot play with a 105-87 win over George Washington, then heads to Philadelphia to meet Villanova at the Palestra. Rod Thorn led WVU with 32 points and 12 rebounds as the Mountaineers extended an eight-game winning streak and moved to 5-1 in the Southern Conference.
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Kenny Ward
Jim McCormick
Dave Shuck
Little Jon Feldman
Mountaineers
Virginia Tech
WVU
Mountaineer
George King
Uline Arena
Arena
Villanova
Pitt
Pittsburgh
Canadiens Send Plante To Minors
Montreal general manager Frank Selke says Jacques Plante, five time Vezina winner, is sent to the Montreal Royals in the Eastern Professional Hockey League at his own request. Plante, benched Nov 26 after 69 goals in 21 games, cites knee trouble and Royals substitute Charlie Hodge’s strong play as reasons for the move.
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Montreal
UPI
Jacques Plante
Montreal Canadiens
Frank Selke
Plante
Montreal Royals
Canadiens
Charlie Hodge
Royals
Ed Maxwell’s 128 triplicate highlights bowling night
Elite's Merchants back on track as Ed Maxwell debuts with a triplicate 128, while Bill Jones fires 208 for Ford, and Ivan Lowry tops with 226 for Bank of Raleigh. Harry Perkowski joins Seven Uppers, and five new teams join Thursday. Bowling results, standings, and a forthcoming Lady bowling tournament are teased with scores from 170 to 569 and team shifts across Bowl-Wick and City Handicap.
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Elite
Ed Maxwell
Merchant League
Bill
Jones
Ford Company
Ivan Lowry
Bank of Raleigh
Harry Perkowski
Harry
Cincinnati
Bob Parker
Elwood Clay
Lewis Buchannon
Remus McVey
Pete Saunders
Ira Light
Ernest Slater
Zack Bennett
Bill Jones Ford
Dennis Taylor
Dennis
Dix Manning
Manning
Dix
Nick Halash
Leeds
Nick
George
Curtis Johnson
Jim Dale
Max Martin
Mike Linkous
Orford Thompson
George Steffey
Don Young
WJLS
Bill Kotte
Columbia Girll
W.I.B.C
Bowl Wick
Elizabeth Clay
Jerry Lilly
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Raleigh Register
W. Va
Giant
Allie Sherman
New York
Wellington Mara
Sherman
Giants
Jim Lee Howell
NEA Telephoto
Grid Rules Committee
Jefferson Colman
University of Alabama
Wilbur C. Jones
UCLA
Richard C. Larkins
Ohio State
Arthur C. Lonberg
Kansas
Harry Rockafeller
Rutgers
R. Victor Stout
Boston University
Cleveland
Jarman
Via
Neville Street
Bulldogs
Stoco Hinton Walker L
Bowman H
Blevins Baker
Wallace Cobb
Fares Topping Wyco
Nichols Grahan
WVC
Blue Eaglets Register
Jeep
Willys Motors
Buick, Inc
Jeep” Division
Second St
West Virginia
Honesone
Main
Oak Hill, West Virginia
GFPT
West Cen
Ritchie
Shuck
Patrone
McCormick
Visnic
Dubois
Ward
Posch
Miller
Serdich
G-W
Schweickhardt
Markowitz
Feldman Ll
Wickline
Ingram
Herron
Me Norton
Usiskin
Wazich
George Anderson
Yee Nuank
ACE Auto Store
3Rd Ave
Oak Hill
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