Big Ten Near Agreement On Rose Bowl Contract
The Big Ten and Big Five seek a new Rose Bowl contract after their 1960 pact expired. A joint negotiating committee from both sides plans meetings soon to finalize terms for the 1963 game, with Minnesota set to appear in the 1961 matchup alongside UCLA.
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Renal
Big Five
Big Ten
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Tom Hamilton
J. Gordon
Gose
Washington
Athletic
Wilbur Johns
UCLA
Jess Hill
Southern California
al Masters
Stanford
Hamilton
Big ‘Five
Bill Reed
Minnesota
Gophers
Liberty Bowl Tomorrow in Philadelphia features Syracuse vs Miami
Syracuse led by All-America halfback Ernie Davis clashes with air-minded Miami in the third annual Liberty Bowl in Philadelphia Stadium. Coach Schwartzwalder and Gustafson declare teams in good shape. Miami's George Mira expected to start despite flu. The NBC telecast draws 15,000 to 20,000 fans as players arrive for kickoff.
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Syracuse
Ernie Davis
Miami
Orange
Ben Schwartzwalder
Andy Gustafson
Gustafson
George Mira
Key West
Fla
Philadelphia Stadium
NBC
Houston
Tex
Mira
Jack
Mitchell
Kansas ‘Jayhawks
Rice
Owls
Nin Mage
Burmese badminton team for SEA Games named
Rangoon December 15 AP Burmese squad for the Southeast Asian games is Ma Thin Wa Sio Chin Chu Maung Hla Myint Htoon and Pamela Finke.
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Rangoon
Ma Thin Wa
Sio Chin, Chu
Maung Hla
Myint Htoon
Pamela Finke
Prep Scores From Various High School Games
A compilation of scores from multiple matches including Senn 69 over Prosser 33, Steinmetz 62 to Austin 60, Cooley 53, Foreman 48, Shurz 66 over Von Steuben 55, Calumet 63, Bogan 59 over Amundsen 53, Waller 61 over Carver 68, Farragut 59, DuSable 67, Crane Tech 57, Phillips 76, Creiger 69, Gage Park 60, Washington 29, Keily 62 over Harlan 55, Greenview 62 over Petersburg 61, New Bertin 68 over Rochester 69 to Cahokia 50, O Fallon 47, Madison 4 over Lebanon 56. At Beason quarterfinals McLean 85 over Elkhart 57, Wapella 60 over New Holland 48. At Macon semifinals Bethany 51 over Stonington 4a Macon 62 over Niantic 61.
Yanks and Maris fail to sign in first meeting
Roger Maris and Yankees general manager Roy Hamey held an amiable session in which Maris, 27, seeking about 75 000 for 1961, left for Raytown Missouri. Hamey countered with 60 000 to 65 000. Maris will return late January for further talks and banquet appearances.
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Yankees
Roger Maris
Roy Hamey
Mari
Raytown
Hamey
Maris
Biase
Mickey Mantle
Yankee
Joe
DiMaggio
Roger
Roy
Tax liability ruling against Johansson by judge in Montgomery
U S District Judge Fran Johnson Sr seated as visiting judge dismissed Johansson’s claim to Swiss residency or business interests routing income outside U S tax. The court found Johansson made only rare trips to Switzerland and that Schwart Johansson S A was essentially a sham to dodge U S taxes.
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Johansson
U.S
Fran Johnson Sr
Montgomery
Johnson
Imitine
Switzerland
Schwart
S.A. Johansson
S.A. Johansson’ 'S Corporation
U. S
Cincinnati Cubs Batter Earns 23 Intentional Walks
A fragmented report notes a batter from Cincinnati receiving 23 intentional walks, highlighting a rare plate discipline trend. The line indicates this performance stood out in the league, though the surrounding details are unclear.
National Basketball Scores Quick Recap
Boston 123 Chicago 136 Philadelphia 136 Detroit 107 Cincinnati 103 reported in national standings with teams involved and final tallies.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cincinnati
Browns Swap Mitchell to Washington in bold trade
Cleveland front office chief says no expense spared to sign Heisman winner Ernie Davis after Browns acquire rights to Syracuse star and LeRoy Jackson from Western Illinois, pairing with Bobby Mitchell in a historic draft move.
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Clevelanda
Ernie Davis
Browns
All “America
Syracuse
Bobby Mitchell
Washington- Redskins
LeRoy
Jackson
Western Winois University
Davis
Buffalo Bills
Bob Reed
Alameda
Calif
Mel Modell
Ernie Kinley
U.S
Ane
India
Hind
Ivis
Reed Ranked No 1 Netman in 1962 Tennis Rankings
St Petersburg Florida December 15 AP the departure of top young players to professional ranks causes a major reshuffle in the National Men's tennis rankings Edward Turville of the USLTA announced Reed moves from No 8 to No 1 replacing Barry MacKay who turned pro Earl Buchholz slips from No 1 to lower ranks Charles McKinley rises to No 2 Bernard Bartzen falls from No 2 to No 3
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Fla
Whitney
Reed
Edward A. Turville
St. Petersburg
U.S. Lawn Tennis Association
Barry MacKay
Akron
Earl Buchholz
St. Louis
Charles McKinley
St. Ann
Bernard Bartzen
Dallas
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