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TUESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1964
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BAYLOR GETS DENBOW
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“The. Lip took a deep bow
and drew a nice hand; He pre-
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SMITH SIGNS CONTRACT
CLEVELAND (UPI) — Al
Smith, acquired by Cleveland
from the Baltimore Orioles aft-
er the 1963 season, became the
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Archie starts out by visualiz-
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-NEW YORK (UPI— The New
York Yankees Monday brought
the number of players current-
ly in the fold to five by sign-
ing veteran Bill Stafford and
rookie mounds man Howie Kitt
to 1964 contracts.
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Den bow caught 39 passes for
712 yards and six touchdowns
last season to lead the Corsi-
cana Lions to the state AAA
championship.
Denbow‛stands6-5and
weighs 185 pounds.
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Aid, signed to a contract with
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team in/1962 on-graduation from
Drake High School
He is 19 and bats and throws
right handed.
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theald mongoose-whe aont
wrot in hem-stitching on-other
Charles. (Sonny) Inton at Mi,,
ami Beach on Feb.2m-L,402
&
out'once shaking Walt Whitman
or even Cassius Clay..
Clay is, of course, the boe-
bastic' young feller out of Lou-
isville who will entangle with
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Huff Suggests 2-out-of-3
Playoff for NFL Title
BY HARRY GRAYSON )
Newspaper Enterprise Sports Editor/
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MIAMI (UPI)—Archie Moor
Time was when, s o b r i qui ts ( Detroit
cenjured up images r scowl- turned
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Harold apparently didn.'t
catch the fancy of fans. That's,
why Traynor was known, as
"Pie”; Reiser is "Pistol Pete"
■-Colts as a free agent and will
— in F la. March 1, it h e
AMEIICA
seppe Perilo.
Yet curiously, no one-
tiMught of a nckinme
World heavyweight title. At the
moment he is regarded as a
better poetic risk than a con-
tender.
OLD PRO—Bing Crosby takes things in stride, but
fan at his elbow winces as putt stopped short of
hole during play in the Bing Crosby Pro-Am Tour-
nament at Pebble Beach, Calif. (N Telephoto).
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scorn upon a player who com-
mitted a boner. /
lagged As Iron Man
Joe McGinnity. who asked to
pitch virtually every .day—and
id shumachek • as
ments for women
$5,000 first prize.
of 344 points. He easily ot-
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night in a pre-Olympic game at ।
the Moscow Sports Palace be-
fore a capacity crowd of 15,000.
The Russians, favorites for thu.
Gold Medal at the Winter Olym-
pics, far outclassed the highly
respected Canadian entry.
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Bear, steamin' like a freight;
Swung where Clay was, a split
second top late.
.“He didn't know what he did,
desperately sticking -to plan;
But Big Mouth moved so fast,
Liston never did land Clay
thought 'well that Bear is so
slow this is real funny. I'll put
on a show and give ‛em a run
for their money?
"The -bell rings for round
two, Sonny, ain't been on the
floor, Says Clay ‘I was gonna
let the bum go eight, now I'll
end it in four: Here it's only
round two and I've learned
something new, The Bear goes
in four it it's the last thing
I do? "
End poetry.
But it proves 6ne thing for
sure. That Archie was a great
Charles Busted Baldwin of
andy -Kqufaxibriiaut-dek-
handed pitcher-for the Los* An • - _ - — •----- —
gelescDodaco.Kwaaapkesemtet peopll’seefacesctodeyujedh from there:
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By ANDP-MARZIcH
(AMF SUff of Champions)
Written for NEA
A leading lady bowler I know
had never won a major tour
namept. She was always in the
ronnlng, bt never copped the
big prize. -
A few years ago she decided
to reappraise her game and if
she couldn't straighten it out to
quit tournament play and con-
1hy
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that their
HURRICANE HITS—Ruben Carter hits like his nickname—
rolling with the best money
bowlers.
She though* -bout her af-
titude. Naturally, after —so—
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game.
Financially, _
players would g< _ _______________________
a cut for the third-place clubs. The pension fund would get
a good boost.
The pro football owners have a stake, too. That's why they
have discussed the subject quietly since 1957.
Anything that means more money interests them, too.
composed of Tom Gola, New
York; fGuy Rodgers, San Fran-
league’s Pro-Bowl game.
It was stimulated, of course, when 54,921 sun-loyers
didn’t mind getting snarled in a two-T r Florida traffic jam
to watch a meaningless exhibition in Miami’s Orange Bowl
between Green Bay and Cleveland. -
But always, pro football officials point out, you’re going
to take the risk of offending the loyal citizens who support
their teams throughout the season- So who want s t depHke= • --Kennea-
50,000 or more medical volunteers of their annual exposure J'
■ +, tests ta the pnemnococeFis m zerosweatherr ’ :
Not Sam Huff.
knee next week for damaged
tissues which have troubled
him for the past two seasons.
ime, but what else are they going to do with Orange or
—’ Bowls in January?
. Inancially, the prospective bonanzas are tremendous. The
1962 to post a 25-5 record tast
year and fdd two more victor-
ies in the World' Series’ sweep
over the New York Yankees
was honored with the biggest
victory margin in the history of
the Hickok award.
The "28 -year-old Brooklyn na
Lve- -ceeeived —106- ef-a-possible
nual meeting to take place
around May 1.
2 The commissioner then said
the players asked for a meet-
ing with the league owners in
hieszrpa’niveGermanwho managed
‘Sweet St. Louis-m 1884.
—MscOWtHPN---Ihe-Ruen
sian national hockey team de-
the guarantee
with Boston’s
Orange Bowl
HOUSTON (UPI)— Shortstop I -
G ral Ard of San Rafael, Calif. | Under. J
■ duwsxenxamT0EMTJa
a mysterious-Linger. aJunent in
. Me Evug
pnansan ananeoomtrasn*- *. m3"P-
— not full representation at our
next scheduled meeting ir Feb-
. lutes appear in print these days det want
a-nicknlime described a man’s Breads."
soon became accus-
She recalled that she often led
the pack at the start, but let
down. When she started to bog
down, others put the pressure
on her. Recalling those fata’
lagging frames. this fine. bowl-
er discovered that her trouble .
was caused by too much con-
versation. When ■He started to
gab with those bowling with her,
she ceased to concentrate on
her game. ,
She learned her lesson well,
in her next big tournament she
proved silence is golden by
shutting up and concentrating
on her game all the way
through. Bearing down in every
frame, she walked off with one
of the three biggest tournd-
Cincinnati Royals. - sixth: bowl
ing’s Dick Weber, ninth; and
boxer Joey Giardello, 10th.
ABILENE (UPI)—The Texas
Athletic Conference has post-
poned until Wednesday a meet-
ing called to cnnsntiT The future
of the conference now that
Hardin-Simons tniversttyhas
discontinued football.
The conference, made up of
Hardin - Simmons, McMurry,
Midwestern'University and Tar-
leton State College was formed
last fall but has not had a foot-
ball season.
was not full repre:
- owners, it
(UPI) Stands Dor Onited Piese
International. The world's best
coverage of the world's biggest
White Sox was known as
"Lena?” ’
as a "Kentucky Babe” with a
"loud mouth" who when he
climbs into the ring is desper-
ately fighting back a desire to
make like-Paavo Nurmi.
felt very strongly that such an.
important matter needed the
attention' of all owners,” Ken-
nedy said.
"I indicated that if there was
HOLLEMAN •
REED
to his Yankee teammates.
erhad"been deferretto ontyast Musty 17' "Pailed to ex-
ing one who began life as G
"T“nm
extended to'the appellations of ______
players And’ more's the pity to be sure. "Biff'"if -Wsm log.
’ -ft names or ath- berre these nomenclaturesun-
.. . —r- :g - - T: the dressing room before game- •
and-ohn-Ker-Philadeka ean-Some-eemedece122- sixra
split against each other. You got to have that second shot
at ’em. The only times we've lost the* division title since
1956, we were beaten twice by Cleveland in ’57 and twice by
Philadelphia in ’60.”
The big plus for a two-out-of-three set is that the fan in
both cities can see their division champs in the first two
games. Then, if a third is. necessary, it can- be played in a
neutral site away from the frigid zone, like Miami, under
normally ideal conditions.
Extension of the season into January is a small factor. Pro
football is already played in weather varying from 10 to 90
degrees. There’s no strict law that it has to be limited by
falling leaves time. Interest in the sport indicates it could be
played on opening day of baseball season and sell out the
joint. Some pro owners worry about overexposure, but the
Packer-Brown “nothing” game defies it.
It might be tougher on the players, who alreadygroan
about a 14game season. But the injury risk is an occupa-
tional hazard and Tittle could have been hurt just as easily
i Ithaca where the Giants played the Bears last August, as
in Chicago, when his left knee came unhinged.
The neutral-site city takes an annual risk there’ll be no
to "Lady.
plain antonyms in the
thought Archie's verse was
“cool."
Clay in Four
This may be akin to Picasso
praising Dali, but the reason
shortly becomes understanda-
ble. The truth be known, nei-
ther Clay nor Moore is regard-
T OS ANGELES—(NEA)-Transfer of the NFL ham
— pionship game to a balmier clime was a hot topic
0 among professional footba men assembled for tin
was "The Voiceless."
Known as Deacon
Mannerly deportment and in-
terest in chUrch activities iden-
tified William McKechnie as
"The Deacon." A similar appel-
The commissioner said he
met with Heinsohn and the
committee in-, his hotel-room
Tori more than an hour Jan IT
and the players told him they
had approved a pension plan
designed sin 1961 by Fred Zoll-
ner, owner of the Detroit Pis-
tons. Zollner is chairman of the
players’ pension committee.
When the players .approved
the plan, Kennedy said he and
distanced football star YA
Tittle of the New York Giants
who gained nine’ first-place bal-
lots and 158 points.
Golfer Jack -Nickiaus was
4a
• -
3
«
accepted “"Wimpy.” George
Longfellow Winter settled for
“Sassafras.” Spurgeon Ferdin-
and Chandler i fine for a Brit-
ish diplomat but it was "Spud”
ps,pg-pr..... O’Rourke. of the old Giants
■ tder the stanes <H---heaped- was- the --Orator" butTmothy-
Patrick O'Rourke of St. Louis
it .would definitely be- —
on the agenda at the an-
Sheer shortstop skill won Dave----- ■■
Banereft-the—tag"Beauy,'' But lation applied to Everett Scott.
_ m A • m l years and went out with the
WI n( » 1 last three-year ABC contract
K 1E“ 4 1 with the Nebraska-Aubum
11 WJu) ® game this year. Committee
• I Chairman B. Boyd Benjamin
uaunt.af what, ruar
ton.Tast Tuesday, said he made 1-
now, for there goes the bell;
He . ir, without getting in*' Prm •the
poetic comparisons as behooves
at a meeting
Tom Heinsohn.
Zollner agreed to "reinstate
this at the’ next meeting of the
board of governors.
"I explained to the players
that I would put it on the agen-
-PSHURGH (UPL)e —mue iy»« ।
_purn4s are having' tlReTrm»y n a do-ak phayer-h cemnndi
sports and their influence has mayhem at the plate.
dog” Turner, "Tuffy" Leemans
' and “Bruiser" Kinnard.
It would have been a loss to,
sports journalism had the
sion feud between the, Natipna1 t that rfthrre
HkeHnt - irAaiomand sentaton ' Of'
players broke open again Mon- would not be discussed.
■ Playing on Clay's previous fighter.
WASHINGTON (UPI) — Nor-
man Snead, quarterback of the,
Washington Redskns, un 125 first-pleeevetes for a totel
dergo an operation on his right - — -
owners sign a document ap T
proving the plan.
The owners refused to meet
-grrir-m prayfrx^ ana ^Tt^r =
pm. Kennedy said he"met with
the plyersin the locker room.
"I indicated very strongly
that I had put in writing a
'commitment to place.the mat-
ter of the proposed player pen-
sion plan on the agenda of ths
next meeting and that I intend-
ed to keep the commitment,”
Kennedy said.
The. players then held a
closed meeting and agreed to
play the All-Star game;
ty to die but with butterflies in
aa his belly,a.7. Mry,"
; —Fm gonna let you read--t
Sam, however, espouses an idea that could both satisfy the
loyal and still provide a satisfying test of artistic caliber in
good playing conditions.
"You watch," pointed out the hot-blooded linebacker of
the New York Giants, "they got to make the championship
game like a World Series, the best two games out of three?’
It’s Sam’s contention that one game, asplavedasaw.Lcis
doesn't prove anytmhg, msprregp doubt by
Glants "Were whipped by the Bears recently for the NFL
title, their third consecutive playoff failure.
is"During.th,regular season," Sam argued. .'wc. Lo-Lto.
Pittsburgh and beat them the second time around Same with
Cleveland. The four top teams in our Eastern Division all
best, he was wont to say, ‘I am
cuy?"" “he .
relay sees the clock but the
V
d ‘
was Muggsy” who haited.um:.9‛Rourkes.
third with one first-place vote
•.......e-cn-
a man who stowed away the
only • mongoose in four fistic
rounds, -Clay ‘admitted that he..
Lmannear mee.the was.a
WACO (UPI) — Corsicana but
all state end, Ronnie Denbow, certainly hadn t developed a n
said Monday he would.enrolut inferiority.complex.
y Then she hit on the solutio
"Prince award.
GUNS OF
with a $10 IWO dtamond-studded,
gold-buckled belt Monday night
as (he winner of the 14th an-
nual S. Rae .Hickok "profes
i sional athlet of the year”
aWs sonnet
inT in fouf
MIAMI (UPI) — The Orange.
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Cassius though he is "too pfet-
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New Year's night in an unprec?
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than doubling its television au-
dience to about 11 million view-
, era.
The shift is included in a
three-year agreement an-
nounced Monday by the Orange
Bowl Committee, and the Na-
tional Broadcasting Company
I (NBC).
NBC, taking over the Orange
Bowl game for the first time,
will pay $300,000 annually—$45,-
000 better than the expiring
ABC contract — to televise-the
nation’s first night-time major
bowl game and associated
events.
The deal covers the 1965, 1966
and 1967 games in Miami's Or-
ange Bowl Stadium.
Still to be answered by the
committee is the question of
whether the contract with the
Big Eight Conference to pro-
, vide its champion as one of the
did — was "The Iron Man."
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