Resolutions unlikely for sports figures on New Year
A collage of New Year resolutions from coaches and sports figures, teasing odd goals such as Dale Reichenbach's fast break offense and Al McCoruhe's plan to drop the Bibers, plus quips from Lombardi and Ninowski. The spoof lists targets for players, rivals, and even the NFL and NBA targets, in a light, humorous sports column vent.
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Jimmy Clark
Bill Pierson
Texas Rasslin
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Bears withdraw from money derby in draft rights move
Chicago Bears owner George Halas said the club is pulling out of pro football's money derby and will offer rights to its No 1 draft selection to any NFL team. He cited Louisiana State tackle George Rice's high demands and hinted at possible trade for future draft choices. Rice's 250 pound frame and negotiable price led Halas to reassess signing efforts as rival bids continued.
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Alworth unanimously named AFL All-Star by UPI board
Lance Alworth of the San Diego Chargers becomes the first AFL player to be named unanimously to the All-Star team by UPI writers. Kemp Otto Mix Frazier Grayson Saimes McDole pace both offense and defense as Buffalo dominates with six players.
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Jim Otto
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Houston
Willie Frazier
Timi
Dave Grayson
George Saimes
Buffalo
Roland McDole
Kansas City
Larry Grantham
Babe Parilli
Boston
Keith Lincoln
Charlie Hennigan
Fred Arbanas
Ted Williams Eligible for Hall of Fame
Ted Williams becomes eligible for the Baseball Hall of Fame as ballots go to 11 year BA members on the Cooperstown election list. Williams, famed Red Sox slugger and longtime critic of writers, seeks first ballot induction alongside historic peers like Jackie Robinson and Bo Bellinger Feller.
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Elyria High to Host Pioneer Wrestling Invitational
Elyria High School hosts the sixth annual Pioneer Invitational with seven teams including Elyria, Mentor, Berea Midpark, Copley, Ridgeville, Lorain Admiral King, and Be rea. The event runs from 1:00 pm to 8:00 pm with preliminary rounds and progression points for wins, no progression for byes, and finals at 8:00 pm featuring top seeds in each weight class.
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Chuck Madhock
Bob Holliday
Elyria
Hese
Saieng
Bse Ae Ee Slare
Loram Admiral King
Mentor
Berea
Berea Midpark
Copley and
Ridge‘ville
Rookie kicker gets chance in fourth quarter field goal bid
The quarterback argues for giving the rookie placekicker a chance on a 15 yard field goal from the 10 as the Browns trail late in the game. He notes the team has a whole quarter to play and believes the kick is feasible. Indiana Irish reference appears as a context note from South Bend.
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al McCoruhe
Biber Brothers
Thei
Jeveland Browns
Blanton Collier
Jim Ninowsk
Frank Ryan
Sts. Louis
600 Club Chuck Vollmer and Clarence Schultz Scores
Roundup notes two 600 club achievements by Chuck Vollmer and Clarence Schultz with scores 617 and 616 respectively. Details on events and dates not provided.
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Chuck Vollmer
Clarence Schultz
Hull sizzles in NHL scoring race lead
Bobby Hull of the Chicago Black Hawks surged to 45 points after a week with four goals and three assists. Stan Mikita adds 18 goals as Hull leads the league while rival Bobby Rousseau sits close and Norm Aubman ranks high. Detroit’s Roger Crozier and Chicago’s Glenn Hall share shutout leading status. The Rangers top penalties with 136 minutes in 30 games.
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Stan Afikita
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Mikitas
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Bobby Rousseau
Afikita
Detroit
Norm Ashman
Roger Crozier
Glenn Hall
Chicago
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Charlie Hodge
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