Haynes Wins AFL Comeback of the Year Honor
Abner Haynes, 26, named comeback of the year by AFL vote. He regained form with the Kansas City Chiefs after returning to the backfield, racking up 652 rushing yards and 117 receiving yards in 13 games, highlighted by 196 rushing yards in a game against Oakland.
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Holovak Honored as AFL Coach of the Year by AP
Boston Patriots coach Mike Holovak, named AFL coach of the year by the Associated Press, vows a win over Buffalo to secure the Eastern Division title. He notes his team can avenge last year’s 51-10 title loss to San Diego if they beat the Bills and chase the championship.
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Pro Bowl East squad named from NFL title winners
Seven Eastern division champions led by Frank Ryan and Jim Brown top the Pro Bowl selections in Los Angeles on January 10. The list includes five Cardinals and seven Redskins, with players such as Bobby Joe Conrad, Sonny Jurgensen, Bobby Mitchell, and Gale Sayers.
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Ex-Arizonan Mercer Among AFL Scoring Leaders
Mike Mercer, former Arizona State College gridiron star now with Oakland, stands fourth in AFL scoring with 76 points from 15 field goals and 31 extra points. Leader Gino Cappelletti of Boston has 155 points with one game left.
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Racing results from Pimlico Tropical Park Bay Meadows and more
Summary of diverse race results across multiple cities. Duc D Or wins Pimlico feature by one length. Space Conqueror tops Tropical Park with long margin. Bumopkin noses Hootenany Boy at Fair Grounds. Boxers and other boxing results noted in scattered locales.
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Montez Martinez Capture Tag Team Victory in Tucson
In a wrestling exhibition at the Tucson Garden Montez Martinez and Luis Martinez defeated Tito Kapa and Chuck Karbo in a tag team match. Alex Medina beat Don Kent on a reversed semi final decision while Bruce Kirk defeated Arnold Pastrick by disqualification.
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High School and College Basketball Scores Report
A dense mosaic of scores from high school and college play includes Phoenix Central 63 and North Phoenix 50, Brophy 39, Phoenix Christian 39, Philadelphia? No, Phoenix Union 75, Alhambra 58, Maryvale 41 4s, and many more. Junior colleges Mesa JC Extension 109, Camelback JC Extension 87. Eastern colleges Upsala 77 Wagner 76 Hofstra 8, Fairleish-Dickinson 43 Pace 75. Numerous NCAA and conference results follow with varied margins including Saint Louis area and Western regions.
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Turf Paradise Puts Racing on Four Days a Week
Turf Paradise announced a full four day a week schedule, adding Wednesday Friday and Sunday races to the winter meet after previously hosting only weekend cards. Arizona Downs will continue winter racing on Wednesdays through Sundays.
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Cincinnati Halfback Nelson Named to East Shrine Team
Halfback Al Nelson of Cincinnati was named to the East squad for the 40th East West Shrine Game on January 2 replacing Wisconsin’s Carl Silvestri. Nelson was selected by Philadelphia and Buffalo in the recent NFL drafts.
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Brown Retains NFL Rushing Title In Second Consecutive Crown
Cleveland's Jimmy Brown is officially the NFL rushing champion with 1,446 yards on 280 attempts for a 5.2 average, reaching 10,788 career yards. Bart Starr regains the passing title with 2,144 yards and 15 TDs on 59.9 percent, while Lenny Moore leads in scoring with 120 points and Johnny Morris tops receivers with 92 catches.
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Celtics coach condemns roughhouse play in NBA
Coach Jack McMahon of the Cincinnati Royals accuses opponents of roughhouse tactics after Ben Kerner of St Louis charges against Oscar Robertson. McMahon blasts teams for getting away with murder as NBA President Walter Kennedy mediates after Kerner meeting.
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Rough play prompts referee meeting after NBA injuries
In New York the league faces intense roughness with players like Robertson grappling opponents. Boston and New York split results as Wilt Chamberlain dominates overtime for the Warriors, while Pettit and Bockhorn suffer injuries affecting their seasons. Kerner notes a special referees’ discussion follows Pettit’s collision.
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