Giants Replaced Veterans With Poor Fits After Crumbling Season
A look at the New York Giants season explains that firing fan favorites like Sam Huff and Y A Tittle harmed the team’s line and fan interest. Rebuilding appears slow and painful as owners replace veterans with uncertain prospects, leading to waning attendance and interest.
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Pan American Optimist Little Leaguers Feted
Pan American Optimist Little Leaguers were honored at a Christmas dinner in Granada Hotel Lyngh. Peter presided as master of ceremonies while Edna Low Pavelka and Patcleiay led a festive program with singing and dancing. Tony Martinez received trophies and certificates. Judge Mike Machida and Walter P. Schultze spoke. religious leaders gave invocation and benediction. Reed Candle Company provided fruit and candy bags to the youngsters.
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Ben Nattian
Mandel
D. Reed
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Martinez
Aaron Mauidel
Lorenzo Lezavala
Frank Martinez
Miledred Tiler
Edna Low Pavelka
Patcleiay
Granada Hotel
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Wallroom
Gooches
Mike Machida
Walter P. Schultze
South Central District
Henry Cassa
David Jacobson
Francis Poster
Chrishmis
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Reed Candle Company
L A Polo Stars Boosted in United States Polo Association
Two San Antonio polo players receive handicap boosts in the USPA events. Roy Barry Jr rises from eight to nine goals, joining Harold Barry Lewis Smith of New York and Dr. William Linfoot of California in the nine-goal group. Charles Smith moves from four to six goals, continuing a famous Cecil Smith lineage. A promising San Antonio youngster advances to one goal after strong play in National Open and National 21 polo tournaments.
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Lewis Smith
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Santa Barbara
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Colts Plan Defense to Halt Browns Power in Championship
Baltimore Colts prepare to stop Cleveland Browns running back Jim Brown in the National Foothill League championship. Coach Don Shula flags Brown as the major threat and outlines a plan to surround him, mix coverages, and pressure quarterback Frank Ryan. Lyles and Warfield assignments target Cleveland’s aerial attack, while Br a n Collier signs a new three year Browns contract under Art Modell.
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Razorbacks Take Bowl Trip Shows Dream Season Glory
Razorbacks head to Dallas for the Cotton Bowl after a 10-0 season as coach Frank Broyles builds the largest bowl squad in Arkansas history. The team departs Sunday, targets New Year’s Day in Dallas, while East Coast foes prepare for Sugar and Sun Bowls with key injuries and drills noted.
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Hadi Claims He's Ready for Chargers in AFC Title Bid
San Bingo Chargers quarterback John Hadi declares readiness to start against the Buffalo Billy in the Americas Football League championship despite a rough playoff half last Sunday. He stresses he can bounce back and lead the team with resilience.
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Packy Kemp
Redskins Coach McPeak Sees Ravens Rivalry in Week Clash
Washington's McPeak analyzes Baltimore’s defensive line and passing schemes as the Redskins prepare for a pivotal game. He compares Cleveland and Baltimore fronts, notes San Diego and Buffalo matchups, and weighs the impact of key players including Warfield, Unitas, and Kemp in a period-voiced NFL preseason context.
Oilers Reshuffle Coaching Staff Amid Moves
Houston Oilers announce a coaching staff reshuffle with Hugh Taylor becoming head coach replacing Sammy Baugh who will stay as backfield coach. Leo Ryakus, former Oilers head coach, is expected to be named as assistant as the team returns to a familiar staff lineup. The changes mark the fifth Oilers head coach since 1960.
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Tones) Taylor
Geldman
Sammy Baugh
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Ceat
Leo Ryakus
Ryarkus
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Oiler
Hockey Results From League Schedule Toggle
In a patchy recap of hockey league action, Tuesday results highlight Western League games with Victoria defeating San Francisco 3 4 and Midwest teams facing mixed outcomes. International League shows Farr Wayne IP beating Dayton 2.
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Tetey
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North South Shrine Bowl Stars Toss In Big Names
The Shrine Game features top college standouts from Notre Dame, Army, Tulsa, Auburn, Florida, Navy, and more. John Huarte, Jack Snow, Jerry Rhome, Tucker Piccolo, Brian Piccolo, Roger Staubach, Bob Hayes, Jimmy Sidle, Ken Willard, and Larry Dupree highlight a clash of power runners and passers. With eight southern teams bowl-bound, the North claims an edge in line play, while fans await Friday afternoon national telecast and Christmas morning anticipation.
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Notre Dame
Jack Snow
Jerry Rhome
Tulsa
Tucker Frederickson
Auburn
Brian Piccalo
Weke Forest
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Roger Staubach
Heisman
Bob Hayes
Florida Agm
Jimmy Sidte
Ken Willard
Noct Carolina
Larry Dupree
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Rhome
Hayes
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Arkansas
Texas
Louisiana State
Florda State
College Coaching Casualties Highlight Roundup
Wire report summary notes Phil Dickens resigning as Indiana head football coach to take a campus central activities post at Wayne, joining nine major coaching casualties. Also mentions Buffalo coach Lou Saban as coach of the year, Jim Unitas as Hickok Award winner, New York Giants drafting and signing moves, and Hula Bowl picks.
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Wayne Hardin
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Lou Sahan
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Wrestling headlines clash over holidays and sparks fly
A chaotic collage links pro wrestling stars and boxing figures across teams and venues. Mentions include the Lions stock stakes and a $280,000 claim settled by Suave Harry Wisner, alongside wrestlers nicknamed The Wrecker and Killer Karl, plus holiday schedule shifts and suspensions affecting upcoming events.
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Frank Fox
Ian
Houston State
George Jinlion
Toad
Ney
Wiley
Jerry Tour
Slame
Tony
Baie
Williketall
Waelly
Pete Ranucci
Trinity
Josephine Street
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Willie Moprisey Ena
John Choquette
Wrecker
Frank Shields
Tropical Park
Vasion
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Pone King
Thailand
Ray Tuffels
al Lovelanls
Ramon Torrivalian
Restangle
Jory Kavak
Jimmy James
Ruffels
Germany
Waktemar Timm
Clelon Negra
Viger
Philadelphia Phillies
Paul Reding
Louie Ville
Hierebonus
Racing MAAN Co Special Victory at Park Meet
In New Orleans at the park in San Joaquin area racing action saw Mään Co Special claim a dominant victory as jockeys Vililiway and Cops rode multiple winners. The crowd heard about notable performances at ground level with contenders including Baby Vas and Knncked aul dey Paula in a chaotic card.
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Orleans
Villiway S. Cops
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Wesley Asherall
Coaching School Instructors Named In Texas
AUSTIN TEX AP coaches Gene High School and Don Stallings head the Texas coaching school set for August 1-5. Abe Barnett Dolph Repe Abe Barnett and Dolph Repe lecture on baseball while Stallings, from Alabama, joins as head football instructor with Paul Bryant ties. Ralph Walker of Hobbs New Mexico and W Balsky Dallas coach faculty listed, track instructor pending selection by the Texas High School Coaches Association.
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Don Haskins
Stallings
Texas Weston College
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Dolph Repe
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