Browns Trade for Davis and Jackson in Move Toward Mitchell
In a bold deal the Browns traded the rights to Davis and Jackson and a veteran player to Washington for the possibility of Bobby Mitchell, with negotiations ongoing as Buffalo owner considers signing Heisman winner Davis. Anthony de Filippo and others indicate talks with the Bills continue while Mitchell may join the Browns after army service.
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Hills, Fraula lead high scores in club league bowling
In the Club Tenpin League scores, Charlie Hill opened with 267 and totaled 594 to pace All-State. Jane Craig steered Kilts to a 3-1 win over team 7 with 402 in the series while Brookie Phillips and Sue Hamman contributed for the losers. Multiple team matches feature 1500s, 1600s, and 480s to decide outcomes.
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Dot Moffett
Lee Hassen
Ebert
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Alice Abbott
Thelma Stratton
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Gladys Kern
Mary Harper
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Harold Dawson
Harry McKee
Harold Catlett
Stewart Ellis
R. E. Stickley & Son Ford
Garland Hammond
Dick Smoot
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Ralph Coates
Buck Robertson
Ernie Smith
Don Clark
Bill Dickerson
Winchester Creamery
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Tommy Reardon
Ray Racer
Earl Sealock
Elms Dining Room
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GAA Takes 1st Place To Break 3 Way Tie
GAA tops a three way tie for first, led by Virginie Larrick 117 and early leaders 122 and 118 for a 346 set. Cooper's All Stars drop to second after losses to Baylias Gift Shop while Galladay Building Supply upsets Novick Transfer to seize third.
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Guests Seek Bedless Rooms for Korean Orphans Choir
In Boston the Statler Hilton Hotel is urged to remove beds from several rooms to allow 34 touring Korean orphans choir members aged 8 to 12 to sleep on the floor with sleeping bags, resisting beds they never used before. Baseball notes mention Southpaw Jim O Toole leading Cincinnati in NL strikeouts with 176 in 252 innings and Joey Jay with 197 strikeouts in 247 innings.
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Joey Jay
Maris Named AP Male Athlete of 1961
The AP names New York Yankees outfielder Roger Maris male athlete of the year for 1961 after his 61 homer season. Mantle, Spahn, Davis, and Mantle follow in voting by 253 writers and broadcasters. Maris will receive the Eagles Miller Trophy at a Milwaukee dinner on Jan 4. first baseball recipient since Ted Williams in 1957.
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Green Bay
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee
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Jen Aes
Syracuse
Mickey Mantle
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Order of the Eagles
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Ted Williams
Rater Johnson
Ingemar
Jayhawks and Owls in Bluebonnet Bowl showdown
Kansas coach Jack Mitchell says the Jayhawks and Rice Owls are evenly matched and expect an offensive duel. He notes Kansas has had little outdoor practice due to weather and stresses blocking and pass defense as the teams prepare for the Bluebonnet Bowl. Kansas, 6 3 1, earned a bowl bid. Rice is 7 8.
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Mitchell
Jayhawks
Oklahoma
Rice
Butch Blume
Curtis McClinton
James Saxtons
Doak Walkers
Billy Cannons
Finshing
Missour
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