Elyria Hosts Sandusky In Toughest Test Yet
Elyria High looks to extend its Buckeye Conference lead as 6-1, 4-0 in league Elyria hosts 2-1 Sandusky at 8:30 p.m. Coach Dale Reichenbach reshuffles the starting five while Sandusky, paced by Ed Bryant, aims to rebound from losses to Elyria and Findlay. The night also features a preliminary reserve game at 7.
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Brown Is Bearing Down Lions' Wilson Lets Up
Paul Brown drills Browns in scrimmage as they prepare for the first annual NFL playoff. Detroit Lions coach George Wilson runs full pads practice to sharpen for the Orange Bowl clash with Cleveland. Browns lead 7 to 1 in projections as preparations continue.
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NFL Stars Tackle Golf In Humbling Tourney At Hollywood
NFL stalwarts led by Los Angeles Rams linebacker Jack Pardee posted surprising scores at the National Football League golf tournament in Hollywood Florida. Pardee shot 62 62 14 to lead a field of stars including Lions and Packers as they faced the tortuous fairways. Elsewhere Detroit Red Wings recalled John McKenzie and Claude La Forge to fill injuries to Gordie Howe and Wall Fonteyne.
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Dorothy Sirianni Wins Fan to be a Fan Contest
Dorothy Sirianni a 12 year old from Eau Claire Wisconsin won the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues Fan to be a Fan contest for her essay. She will receive a Cabam swimming pool that can be converted into an ice skating rink in winter.
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Arch Moore talks title fights and money for boxing return
Arch Moore, the light heavy champion, discusses potential title fights and promoter disputes. He cites New York and NBA pressure to sign, low offers, and a desire to preserve his career with adequate pay, naming Rinaldi Schoeppner Jones Johnson and others as possible opponents.
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Bradley Bonnies Thrive On Basketball At Home
The Bradley Braves edged Wichita 61 to 54 to keep their MVC lead as St Bonaventure toppled Belmont Abbey 73 to 63. Tom Stith scored 35 for the Bonnies, while Frank Burgess paced Bradley with a strong second half. Elsewhere St Louis, Cincinnati and Drake also won MVC games.
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Browns at center stage as sale looms and Pro Bowl beckons
The Cleveland Browns press toward a busy winter with a looming sale to New York interests around 4 million dollars while Jim Brown and Milt Plum top Pro Bowl projections for January 15 in Los Angeles. The club, led by Paul Brown, faces outside ownership dynamics, a pending Detroit Lions rematch, and continued draft momentum after selecting first round in the NFL draft. Pro Bowl telecast is set for KYW-TV in Cleveland, with Brown and Plum leading the East squad.
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Browns Sale Denied By Coach Brown Amid Bidding Rumors
Cleveland Browns coach and GM Paul Brown denied reports that the club had already sold for four million dollars to a New Yorker led group. He said two or more groups were bidding and that talks would proceed after his trip north. Nationwide vice president Herb Evans confirmed no sale, noting only consideration and the need for NFL approval.
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Etcheverry Could Boost Cardinals Next Season
St. Louis Cardinals coach Frank Ivy says Canadian quarterback Etcheverry, who rewrote Denver U records and was involved in a disputed Montreal trade, could be the key to an NFL comeback. Ivy notes the Cards hold prior contract claims and would pursue him if he signs in the NFL.
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Leafs end long drought chase with win over Red Wings
Toronto Maple Leafs beat Detroit 4 to 1 to extend their winning streak to four and move within two points of the first place Canadiens. Johnny Bower stopped 44 shots and Norm Ullman spoiled the shutout late in the third period. Frank Mahovlich added his 35th goal, with Armstrong Keon and Harris scoring as well.
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Track plans set for 63 to 70 U.S. athletes overseas
The National Amateur Athletic Union announced arrangements for a squad of 63 to 70 U.S. track and field athletes to compete in July meets abroad in Russia Germany and England.
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