Five-Year Men Head UPI All-Pro Football Team
The 1960 United Press International All-Pro squad includes Bill George of the Bears and Roosevelt Brown of the Giants for their fifth straight selection. Ray Berry of the Colts is a unanimous pick for the second year, with Packers and Colts each placing four players on the 22 man squad. Norm Van Brocklin headlines the offense, joining Paul Hornung, Lenny Moore, and Jimmy Brown on the first team, as Marchetti and Patton repeat on defense among other notables.
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UPT
Bill George
Chicago Bears
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New York Giants
United Press International
Ray Berry
Baltimore Colts
Washington
Green Bay Packers
Colts
Philadelphia Eagles
von Brocklin
Eagles
Norm van Brocklin
NFL
van Brocklin
Baltimore
Johnny Unitas
UPL
van Broeklin
Paul Hornauni
Packers
Lenny Moore
Marchetti
Gino Marchetti
Doug Atkins
Bears
Alex Warras
Detroit Lions
Henry Jordan
George
Chuck Bednarike
Bul Forester
Tom Brookshiel
Philadelphia
Dick Jane
Detroit
Kerry Norton
St. Louis
Kim Patton
NEI
UPI
Berry
Parker
Smith
Ringo
Browns
Patton
Jimmy Brown
Berry Parker
Ukiah Church League Cage Fives Open With Fast Start
Ukiah Valley Church Basketball League opened after holidays with two divisions promising close battles. St Marys edged Redwood Valley 24 21 in Division A while Assembly of God beat Presbyterian 33 18 to claim early lead in B. Faith Lutheran then defeated DeMolay 18 18 to set as top contender in A and Baptists routed Evangelical Free 54 12 in B. Action resumes January 7.
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St. Marys
Assembly of God
Faith Lathertain
Baptist
St. Marys Five
Redwood
Ron King
Lutheran
Faith Lutheran
Don Behneke
Ulrich High Flash
Jack Matthews
Dean
Jack
Mathews
McClendon
Baptists
Evanvoligal Free Church
John Miller
Nelson Redding
Pro Bowl East Eleven Led by Van Brocklin and McDonald
Norm Van Brocklin and Tommy McDonald headline the Eastern Division Pro Bowl squad named to face the West on January 15. Philadelphia, New York, and Cleveland claim seven selections each from the 34-man roster, with St Louis, Pittsburgh, Washington also represented.
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Los Angeles
Philadelpia
Norm van Brocklin
Tommy McDonald
Philadelphia Eagles
New York Giants
Cleveland Browns
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Washington Redskins
Sonny Rudle
Pete Retzlaff
Philadelphia
Will Anderson
Washington
Roosevelt Brown
New York
Mike McCormack
Cleveland
Frank Varvichione
Jim Ray Smith
Jack Stroud
Mike Sandusky
Bob Khayat
Kickory
Ray Wielecha
Milt Plum
John Crow
Ray Renfro
Bobby Mitchell
Jim Brown
Tom Tracy
Marion Campbell
Sam Huff
Chuck Bednarik
Maxie Bauguin
John Reger
Pittsburih
Bernie Parrish
Tommy Brookshier
Jim Wall
Jim Patton
Jerry. Norton
USC Coach McKay Lands Three Year USC Contract
USC president Dr Norman Topping announced a new three year contract for coach Johnny McKay effective March 1 extending his tenure beyond his initial one year. McKay, a West Virginian, led USC after a 4 6 season and received broad support from the USC family. About 30 species of bamboo are grown in California for ornament.
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Los Angeles
UPI
John McAkay
West
USC
California
Keeping Track of Sports by Glenn Erickson
Ukiah youth involved in early drinking are counseled by police and school officials to redirect their paths. The piece argues for second chances in athletics, stresses parental responsibility, and calls out liquor access and peer influence as key factors shaping youth behavior and future prospects.
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Glenn Erickson
Ukiah
Ukiah Police Department
Cormluct
Ukiah Police
George Smith
Jerry Ransome
Harold Anderson
Don Scotto
Teens Are Grand We Think Teenagers Are the Greatest
The article praises the positive potential of youths, recounting involvement in DeMolay and 4 H and noting teens strive to do right. It argues parents must provide guidance and support while avoiding overregulation and hypocrisy, urging adults to channel energy into constructive activities.
Celtics Hold Narrow Lead With 115 112 Win Over Cincinnati
The Boston Celtics led by Heinsohn Cousy and Russell edged Cincinnati 115 112 in Madison Square Garden to maintain a slim Eastern Division advantage. Willie Naulls propelled New York past Syracuse 122 112, while Detroit beat Los Angeles 97 94 in Portland in the only other NBA game.
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Tom Heinsohn
Bob Cousy
Big Bill Russell
National Basketball Association
Cincinnati
New York
Madison Square Garden
NBA
Willie Naullgs
Syracuse Nationals
Portland
Ore
Detroit Pistons
Los Angeles’ Lakers
Schloredt Seen as Relief Pitcher in Rose Bowl Tilt
Washington’s Bob Schloredt starred in the Rose Bowl upset of Wisconsin with a rushing touchdown and a passing score. The Huskies prepare to face Minnesota with Schloredt and Kermit Jorgensen backing up starter Bob Hivner as Jim Owens weighs the quarterback rotation.
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Schloredt
John Tt
Lang Seattle
Wash
UPI
University of Washington
Wisconsin
Bob Schioredt
Sehleredt
Washington
Huskies
Minnesota
Jim Owens
Bob Hivner
Gophers
Sehloredt
Kermit Jorgensen
Hivner
George Fleming
Don McKeta
Ray Jackson
Golden Gophers To Face Washington In Rose Bowl Showdown
Minnesota coach Murray Warmath leads the No. 1 Gophers in a Rose Bowl bid to prove top status and lift Big Ten prestige. star guard Tom Brown and guard Frank Brixius anchor a strong line while Sandy Stephens mans the backfield. Robbins returns from injury boosting the running game and kick focus.
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Minneapolis
UPI
Murray Warmath
Minnesota
Washington
Golden Gophers
Big Ten
Wisconsin
Warmath
Giants
Pasadena
Gophers
California
Tomi Robbins
Robbins
Tom Brown
Brown
Frank Brixius
Sandy Stephens
California Fish Licenses On Sale for 1961
The 1961 California sport fishing license goes on sale through 4,600 California Department of Fish and Game license agents. The license is valid January 1, 1961, with the 1960 license expiring December 31. Resident status requires six months of continuous California residence. active duty armed forces members qualify as residents for licensing.
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California
California Department of Fish and Game
Shrine stars visit children's hospital before grid game
North-South Shrine game players tour Variety Children's Hospital in Miami visiting a ward of injured youngsters. Giants of college football share gentle moments with a 10 year old in a wheelchair and other children as they pause from practice before the Orange Bowl showdown.
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Shrine
Oscar Fraley
Miami
Fla
UPI
Meg
Variety Children's Hospital
Pollo
Teke
Maria
Monte Lee
Texas
Sweetie
Monte
Ron Kostelnik
Cincinnati
Georgia Tech
Bill Shaw
Promoter Seeks New Pact for Patterson Johansson Fight
Promoter Bill Fugazy of New York hopes to sign Ingemar Johansson in Goteborg for a new contract on Johansson’s third title bid with heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson. Possible venues include the Miami Orange Bowl on March 13, with alternatives Madison Square Garden and Los Angeles Coliseum if concessions on receipts are not agreed. Patterson and manager Cus D Amato favor Miami to avoid splitting focus with New York and LA markets.
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Sweden
UPI
Bill Fugazy
New York
Ingemar Johansson
Floyd Patterson
Miami
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Patterson-Johansson
Miami Orange Bowl
Sports, Inc
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Madison Square Garden
Los Angeles Coliseum
Patterson
Cus D' Amato
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