USC Coach Sees Garrett Worth More Than Namath
New York AP report quotes USC coach John McKay asserting Mike Garrett could be worth twice Joe Namath to the Rams, predicting $30,000 weekly gains if Garrett played there while Garrett, fresh off receiving the Heisman, says he has not fixed a club and will seek the best offer among Rams Chiefs Raiders Pirates.
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AP Writer Predicts Bears Will Halt Colt Title Drive
AP sports writer JACK HAND predicts Chicago Bears will stop Baltimore Colts in a key NFL clash while Green Bay battles Minnesota and other Sunday games shape the playoff picture. The piece notes standings, key players like Raymond Berry and Jim Brown, and AFL implications with San Diego and Oakland in pursuit.
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Baltimore welterweight title bout ends in outpoint loss
In Baltimore Tank Hill defeats Brad Silas by decision in a welterweight bout. In Los Angeles Luis Rodriguez from Miami outpoints Eddie Pace of Santa Monica in a 10 round lightweight clash.
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UCLA Faces Ohio State As Wooden Sees Slump Start
UCLA coach Johnny Wooden worries about the defending champs after a loss by the frosh to the varsity and a season opener against Ohio State. Other top games include Virginia Tech over Purdue in OT and Villanova over Scranton as college hoops begin.
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Bowling leagues crown multiple high scores in local action
Betty Huyett led GAA with 149 in a nine string effort as Aden Advertising lost a tight duel. Green Chemical Co. won with 602 while several players from Hess Auto Sales and Stuart Perry Inc. posted solid scores. Marie Franklin sparked a comeback as Denny's Furniture Sales and other teams posted wins in a crowded Health Center lanes battle.
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Warren County Wildcats boast two All District stars back
Warren County coach Jack Edmondson said the Wildcats look solid with four returning starters and six lettermen after a 14-7 season. Dan Pond and Mickey Payne headline a starting five that averaged 23 points per game last year.
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Bert Campaneris Stars for Kansas City Athletics
Shortstop Bert Campaneris hit .270 for the Kansas City Athletics last season highlighting the club's batting strength.
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Big O Sits Out Royals Lose 125 119 at Oakland
Oscar Robertson did not play for the Cincinnati Royals on Thursday night. The Royals lost 125 119 to the San Francisco Warriors at Oakland Auditorium, in the lone NBA game of the night.
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