NFL Ignores Fix Threat Plans for Big Year in 1963
NFL keeps gambling investigations private while pushing a big 1963 season agenda. At winter meetings Commissioner Rozelle publicly closed criminal probes, vowed secrecy, and discussed attendance records, TV viewership, and a proposed preseason doubleheader in Cleveland featuring Lions Giants and Browns Colts. Modell floated a Cleveland Aug 17 twin bill and announced Leon Clarke trade to Minnesota for Mel Triplett to bolster the backfield.
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Miami Beach
UPI
National Football League
Cleveland
Nfig
Wvners
League
Pete Rolle
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Rozelle
S Tay
Cleveland Browns
Art Modell
Detroit Lions
Giants
Browns
Baltimore Colts
Modell
Leon Clarke
Minnesota Vikings
Mel] Triplett
Triplett
Jimmy. Brown
Weber Heads Bowling Field at Louisville Open
Weber leads field as 93 crack bowlers gather for the Louisville Open at Louisville Kentucky with a $23,500 purse. National All-Star Champion Bick Weber of St. Louis heads the field in the event signaling the tour’s return after a layoff for the All-Star meet in Kansas City.
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Louisville
Bickeber
St. Louis
Scheck
Kansas City
Pony and Colt Baseball Leagues Form Tomorrow
Parents are invited to an informal meeting Thursday at 7:50 pm in the new County Library Building 110 W. Clay Street. Election of officers and sanction applications for the season will be discussed as plans aim to make 1963 the most successful Pony and Colt League year yet.
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Ukiah
W. Clay Street
Close and wide-open games mark Ukiah girls league play
Ukiah High School girls basketball league action at the girls gym Tuesday and Wednesday featured close scores and one forfeit due to an ineligible player. Highlights include the Black Knights beating the Tigers 14-10 with top scorers and a string of names across teams, the Vic Tanny Rejects upsetting the Dramabs 18-13 after a team name change, the Estabrates routing the Peanuts 28-3, and the Tel Stars 13-10 over the Readors with several players contributing scorers.
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Ukiah
Musketeers
Black Knights
Tigers
Karen Tappin
Chris Williams
Linda Dowell
Sharon McDonald
Janet Bishop
Sharon Hull
Nancy Mosna
Lions
Sidney Reed
Diana Davis
Klu Klux Klan
Mane
Lynn Pinham
Sharon Hale
DeeDee Cheatham
Little Rascals
Vic Tanny
Dramabs
Gail Anderson
Karen Evans
Kathy Bragg
Susie Crofoot
Marsha Cooke
Jill Busch
Linda Jordan
Estabrates
Peanuts
Kathy Godec
Pat Mosna
Linda Smalley
Wanda Stewart
Marylin Cram
Richter Leaves Rams Seek Business Career
Les Richter retired as a player after the 1962 season with the Los Angeles Rams and announced he would not return as a defensive coach. At 32, Richter chose a business path, joining Riverside Raceway's top executive role and managing some of Edwin W. Pauley's real estate interests, over continuing in football.
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Ds Angeles
UPI
Les Richter
Los Angeles Rams
Rams
Harland Svare
Ngurey Richter
Richter
Riverside
Follman Ang
Ram
Edwin W. Pauley
Monageéy
Pauly
Ukiah Shooters Dominate Gallery Rifle Honors
Ukiah Rifle and Pistol Club led by Robert Wood and Ken Cummins swept top titles at the Travis Air Force Base indoor range with Grand Aggregate honors, two man and four man event wins. The team, captained by Wood and Cummins, defended regional supremacy as Willows Invitational champions amid flu setbacks. The 1962 California State Indoor Gallery Rifle Championship looms as next, with Northern California finals Feb 9 18 at Ukiah and satellite events at Avenal La Brea.
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Ukiah
Bob Wood
Ken Cumming
Irv Brown
Herb
Bgh
Caroline Wood
Vallejo
Spogtsapan
Wom
Bobby Gibson
1051St Civil Engineers
Randy Keller
Travis Air Force Hospital
Robert Wood
Ukiat
Henry H. Arnold
Wood
H. Bourgoin
Castle Afb
Fresno
Ken Cummins
Alifg
Maloney
Te Weller
Oakland
Col. Bourgoin
E. Ferguson
Cummins
Irvin Brown
Herb) Lingley
Rodon Gunn
Caroline
Borpide
Berhushaml
Leuse
Ukiah Rifle and Pistol Club
Willows
Ukiahifle Ant
Northern California
Avenal
Central California
la Brea
Southern California
Boyer Takes $50,000 and Faces Booing Ahead
Ken Boyer, St. Louis Cardinal third baseman, agrees to a 1963 contract worth $50,000 and says he will play regardless of fan boos. General manager Bing Devine expresses confidence in the infield, noting acquisition plans and anticipated cheers. The report also mentions signings by the White Sox, Indians, Orioles, Yankees, Cubs, and Twins in the day’s moves.
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St. Louis Cardinal
Boyer
St. Louis
Cardinaly
Bing Devine
Jed Redbird
Emong
Devine
Bill White
Dick Groat
Julian Javice
Indians
Milwaukee Braves
Adcock
Braves
Gre Grajors
Maracatbe
Wenczscla
Luis Aparicio
Orioles
Sallimorce
White Sox
Pariccio
Giants Sign Mocf Rookie Catcher Coftep In Trade
The San Francisco Giants announce signing of Mocf and rookie catcher Coftep as part of a trade with Baltimore that sent Mike McCormick, Stu Miller, and John Orsino to the Orioles. Hoeft, Fishy and other pieces join the Giants to bolster pitching and catching options.
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San Francisco
UPI
San Francisco Giants
Dag
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Spiegel
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Coker
Mike McCormi
Stu Miller
John Orsing
Baltmore
Gack Fish
Hoeft
Detholt
Giant
Hillies
Buticlo Hye
Vacationers Find Interest at Cow Palace Show
Vacationers will find boats camping and hunting gear of interest at the 19th annual San Francisco National Sports and Boat Show at the Cow Palace February 1 to 10. Highlights include travel trailers for compact cars such as Honorbuilt's El Caminchero and the Gem-Top with a steel top and plexiglass windows, the Alaskan Camper on a pickup, and the Toyota Land Cruiser. Also featured are the Scottie Sports Liner Traville with a four-person kitchen and lounge and trailer types from American Tee Nee Continental among others with new rollers and cradles. Show hours are 2 to 11 p.m. weekdays, 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Saturdays, and 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Sundays.
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Wilt Pumps Past Knicks In Warriors 62 Point Win
Wilt Chamberlain scored 62 points as the San Francisco Warriors defeated the New York Knicks 123 to 103. Gene Conley and Dave Budd guarded Chamberlain before fouling out. Johnny Green helped pressure him late. Knicks were missing 6-9 Paul Hogue for the season.
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United Press International
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Wilt Chamberlain
Knicks
San Francisco
Gene Conley
Dave Budd
Johnny Green
New York Knicks
Chamberlain
Warriors
Paul Hogue
National Basketball Association
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Chamberain
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Grec
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Bob Cousy
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Chicago Zephyrs
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Sam Jones
Celtics
Walt Bellamy
Zephyrs
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Syracuse Nationals
Bob Pettit
Hawks
Dave Bianchi
Michigan Star Leads Nation In Scoring Since 1939
Harmar Michigan back Aaron Weap last led the nation in scoring, reaching the top two years in June. The record notes his 1939 season as a benchmark, highlighting his athletic impact and place in Wolverines history.
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WEAP
Ann Arbor
Mich
Cwpio Fom Harmor
F of
Michigan
Seattle Ace Reaches 1000 Points As Totems Top Vancouver
Seattle Totems move into first place in the Northern Division as winger Gayle Ficker becomes the first WHL player to reach 1000 career points. He collects three assists in a 64 win over Vancouver, boosting his total to 1001.
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United Press International
Seattle Tlotems
Seattle
Gayle FicKer
Fielder
Totems
Vancouver
Wildcats Gird for Santa Rosa Saturday Night
Ukiah's B team beat Healdsburg 44 42 yesterday while the Varsity dropped 47 8 to the Greyhounds. Jerry Mattson led Ukiah with 19 points as John Soinila added 19 and Randy Knudsen Jay McAllister six each. Ukiah seeks revenge against Santa Rosa here Saturday night after a 11 point loss the prior meeting.
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Ukiah
Healdsburg
Hounds
Gay
Rosa Panthers
Chessall Gym
Jerry Mattson
Greyhound Bees
John Soinila
Randy Knudsen
Jay McAllister
Jerry Baughn
Bob Viaij
aNow
Wildcats
Santa Rosa
Wills Wins Van Heusen Award for 104 Steals
Los Angeles Dodgers star Maury Wills received the Van Heusen award for 1962 after stealing 104 bases, highlighting his record breaking speed and baserunning prowess with New York reporting from UPI.
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UPI
Maury Wills
Los Angeles Dodgers
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