Colts Milt Davis Top Pass Defender In N L
Los Angeles report on Milt Davis returning home as a key factor in the Baltimore Colts chase for the NFL title. The defense steadies the secondary, with Davis a 27 year old rookie who helped fix a weak link and may clinch at least a tie in the Western Conference with a Rams finale.
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Davis Leads 49ers in Narrow Victory and Luck
Coach Frankie Albert credits luck for San Francisco's tight win as Davis, a former Lions target, shines with 82 yard return for a TD and a key reception. Navis and McElhenney clash over a late call. Baltimore and Detroit in a three way Western Conference chase with Green Bay looming.
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Washington Square Missing From Schedule In Opening Card
Washington Square remains the only team yet to play. On Monday night’s opening card St. John's Lutheran defeated Christ Lutheran by 26 to 99 points.
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St. John’s Lutheran
Christ Lutharen
Eagles to unload coach at season end
Philadelphia fans and insiders expect the Philadelphia Eagles to dismiss coach Hugh Devore when the NFL season finishes. A reliable source says he will be paid for the final year of his three year contract and the club will seek his resignation if possible. If he refuses, a forced ouster is anticipated.
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Dempsey and Basilio Win Boxing Awards for 1967
Jack Dempsey and Carmen Basilio top the year in boxing receiving major honors from the Boxing Writers Association. Dempsey won the James J. Walker Memorial Award for long meritorious service. Basilio earned the Edward J. Neil Memorial Plaque as Fighter of the Year. Basilio, 30, moved from welter to middleweight with a split decision over Sugar Ray Robinson at Yankee Stadium and is the first to win the Neil trophy twice.
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Yankee Stadium
Upstate New York
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Neiphy
Associated Press
Spain
Fights Last Night in Brief Boxing Roundups
Miami Beach fighter Bobby Lane won on points over Angelo Defendis in a Brooklyn bout staged in Houston. Paul Jorgensen stopped Gaby Paliotti in Montreal. Eddie Andrews outpointed Rae Tomasello in Lowell. Jimmy Martin defeated Dick Lane in Idaho. Jimmy Toser and Lone Jamie Bain fought in Los Angeles. Bob Baker defeated Dick Jighardson in Pittsburgh.
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Bobby Lane
Miami
Angelo Defendis
Brooklyn
Houston
Tex
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Gaby! Paliotti
Montreal
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Lowell
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Matawan
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Idaho
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Glendale
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Jimmy Toser
Los Angeles
Lone Jammy Bain
London
England
Bob Baker
Pittsburgh
Dick Jighardson
Wales
Bevare Sacked? Eagles Eye Possible Replacements After 42-7 Loss
Bevare signed a three year deal in January 1956 after his dismissal of -din -Knrhie. Last season the Eagles were 3 8 1 and last in the Eastern Conference. This year they stand 4 7 with one game left. Vince McNally lists successors including Jim Tatum Bud Shaw and Wally Batts. Devore would be the fourth fired by the current Eagles management since 1950. Job jeopardy was raised last summer but owners feared fan reactions to frequent changes. Washington beat the Eagles 42-7 last Sunday, a final ignominy.
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Dickie Moogie
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Jim Tatum
North Carolina
Bud Shaw
U. S. Air Force Academy
College Scores from Various Games
A condensed college basketball roundup shows Catholic University, Baltimore Unity, North Carolina, George Washington, The Citadel, WPI, Mary, Penn State, Carnegie Tech, Clemson, N C State, Richmond, Washington and Lee, Lenoir Rhyne, Guilford, Glenville State, Salem, Morris Harvey, Bluefield State, Winston-Salem, Fairmont, Bethany, Shippensburg, Juniata, American University, Mount St. Towson, Gallander, Indiana (Pa), California (Pa), Fordham, Yale, Presbyterian, Furman, Johns Hopkins, Western Maryland, Concord, Emory and Henry among others posting varied results.
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Richmond
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Juniata
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Towson
Gallander
Indiana
Caliorhnia
Fordham
Yale
Bowling Results from ALKS MEN'S League
Fragmentary page item notes team results and scores within the ALKS MEN'S League. Mentions players Semler Svante and Pragali Red with unclear scoring, and references Top F180 and Whit STAR. Details and standings are not fully readable.
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Top-Ranked Quint Wins 34th In Row
North Carolina Tar Heels stretched their winning streak to 34 with an 86 39 defeat of George Washington in Washington D C. Clemson and NC State were noted, and other college results across the nation included Texas, Dartmouth, St Bonaventure, California, and Wheaton posting victories while Rhode Island and Fordham also won in various matchups.
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Gil Turner to Fight Martinez in welterweight eliminator
Philadelphia promoter Herman Taylor announced a 12 round elimination bout between Gil Turner and Vince Martinez at Philadelphia Arena on January 15 to crown a successor to welterweight champion Carmen Basilio. The bout will be televised nationally with the Philadelphia area blacked out. The six-man elimination tourney also involves George Barnes and Virgil Akins.
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St. Louis
Junior League Games-WorBy Elks And UAW
In Hagerstown Junior Cage League action the Elks defeated Alaska five 36 to 19 and the UAW beat Alsatia 23 to 16 after a close first period. Magner and R Baker led the Elks with 16 and 20 point bursts respectively in key quarters. Howsman and Krouse topped the winners with 16 each while Carton led the losers with 9. West End Little League called a meeting for tomorrow at 7 30 in Westview housing administration building to elect officers and discuss league expansion.
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Hancock Cagers Open Season With Road Victory
Hancock High tipped Southern Fulton High of Watford, Pa in a season opener. The junior varsity fell 36 to 18 while the varsity endured a close first half before Hancock pulled away in the second. Wendell McKinley led Hancock with 20 points, Gene Kerns added 20, and Southern Fulton’s Big gun was limited after a strong start.
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Local Legion Clubs Report Week’s Sports Results
Western Md. Sportsmen at Funkstown, Williamsport Red Men and Boonsboro clubs score. Standings show Williamsport Red Men 39, Columbus Club 2, Moose 4, and Hagerstown Ted Men. Tonight’s schedule lists Western Maryland at F C Eagles and Funkstown Legion at Moose. An announcement notes a December 15 meeting for officers and team captains at Willemsport Legion after the night’s games.
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