Hawaii Football Revival Sparks Big-Time Ambitions
Hawaii builds a football comeback led by Don King and Phil Sarboe with recruits from the East Coast to Fiji. Honolulu Stadium crowds exceed 15,000 as the program aims for high-caliber small college status and future big-time opponents. Gov Burns aids with funding amid academic and scholarship hurdles.
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Colorado
Don Parker
Virginia
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Auerbach Signals Interest in NBA Three-Point Rule
Boston AP reports Red Auerbach says the NBA rules committee may study a three-point rule for long field goals. He notes ABA already adopted such a rule this season and warns it could affect records, but sees merit and expects careful, possibly rapid, consideration.
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Kentucky Muskies win in ABA rout over Denver 107 85
In a Monday ABA game Kentucky routed Denver 107 85 as Louie Dampier scored 30 and Ron Perry sank a late foul shot seal the Muskies win. Minnesota edged Houston 99 96 after a decisive late three point play while Houston struggled from the floor.
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Houston
Purdue star Mount to play with steel inner sole
Purdue guard Rick Mount, nursing a crack in his left foot, will wear a stainless steel inner sole through Christmas after a 28 point game against UCLA. He played 37 minutes despite the injury and is expected to return once pain allows.
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Purdue coach Mollenkopf injured in Indiana crash
Jack Mollenkopf, Purdue head football coach, sustained a badly gashed forehead after a car truck collision near Angola Indiana on Interstate 69. He received 24 stitches and was kept several hours in an Angola hospital. Al Parker, Purdue freshman coach, had minor injuries and was released.
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Golf Pro Bo Wininger Reported Critical Condition
Oklahoma City AP reports golf pro Francis Wininger aged 45 is in critical condition after a light stroke. Hospital officials quote his doctor saying he is not responding to treatment and that the condition is becoming more serious.
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Bruins Hold No 1 Rank In AP Cage Poll Despite Season Hiccup
UCLA remains the top team in the AP poll with 327 points after opening 1-0, earning 31 first place votes from a national panel of 33. Houston and Louisville follow with 259 and 250 points respectively, while Kansas and North Carolina sit fourth and fifth. Brigham Young and others receive votes in the rankings. Boston slugger Tony Conigliaro shows optimism about his eye after workouts in Harvard indoor cage.
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Greasy Neale Raps modern pro grid game at Hall of Fame
76-year-old Greasy Neale, famed coach and longtime NFL figure, says today’s pro game lacks spirit, variety, and defense. He will be inducted into the Football Hall of Fame along with 10 former athletes and 13 grid scholars. Purdue president Dr Frank Hovde receives the Gold Medal. USC coach John McKay to get the Arthur Bowl.
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Greasy) Neale
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Michigan
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Washington
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Texas A&m
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Arkansas
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Pittsburgh
Cecil Isbell
Purdue
Nathan Dougherty
Tennessee
John McKay
University of Southern California
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