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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1964

Page

8

Browns reveal game plan for 27 0 win over Colts

Coach Blanton Collier credits players and assistants as the Browns used a double wing with Ernie Green, Paul Warfield, Gary Collins and John Brewer to counter Baltimore. Jim Brown ran 114 yards on 27 carries and Collins set a title game record with three touchdown passes to Frank Ryan.

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Foyt Dominates Big Car Racing in 1964 Summary

Foyt dominated USAC big car racing in 1964 claiming 10 of 15 major events and setting speed records at the Indianapolis 500 with a $151,000 win from a $306,000 purse. The season saw seven driver fatalities including Eddie Sachs, Bobby Marshman, Fireball Glenn, and Jimmy Pardue prompting stricter USAC rules such as front fuel tanks ban and mandatory pit stops.

Indianapolis UPI A. J. Foyt U.S. Auto Club National Association of Stock Car Auto Racing Benefts Eddie Sachs Bobby Marshman Nascar Glenn Fireball Jimmy Pardue Jim Artubise Jim McElreath USAC Sachs Dave MacDonald Pirrelli Jones Foyt Soe Iles Jones Lloyd Ruby Marshman Speedway Fies Roberts Charlotte N.C Weatherly Riverside Canf Pardoe Bill Horstmeyer Springfield Ill Thomas W. Binford Henry Banks Richard Petty

Soviet sports writers pick woman as athlete of the year

Soviet sports writers named Lidia Skoblikova the Soviet athlete of the year for 1972 becoming the first woman to win the honor. Skoblikova, world speed skating champion, won four gold medals at the Innsbruck Winter Olympics.

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Hornets Trade for Fred Hilts to Boost Scoring Punch

The Pittsburgh Hornets traded for Fred Hilts from Springfield to add offense, with Yves Lucas and Dennis Rathwell moving to the Indians. Hilts, 25, returns from a yearlong suspension and has played in a Canadian outlaw league. he is expected to report soon. Lucas, 26, an ex first team all star, has six goals in 26 games this season. Rathwell has been with Memphis in the Central League.

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Eight coaches nominated for 1964 AFCA Coach of the Year

AFCA members nominate eight coaches for the 1964 Coach of the Year honor. Nominees include Frank Broyles at Arkansas and Ara Parseghian at Notre Dame, with strong teams and records cited. The winner will be announced at the AFCA convention in Chicago January 10 to 13.

Rochester N.Y UPI American Football Coaches Association Dems Iant Alaama Parseghian Notre Dame Harold Lahar Colgate Richard Colman Princeton William Tate Wake Forest Deacons Rt Devaney Nebraska Cornhuskers Frank Broyles Arkansas Oregon State Tommy Prothro Bryant Alabama Southern Cal Chicago

Namath Reinjures Knee Threatens Orange Bowl Hopes

Alabama star quarterback Joe Namath reinjured his right knee during a Miami workout casting doubt on the Crimson Tide’s ability to face Texas in the Orange Bowl. Coach Bear Bryant said loss of Namath would hurt their chances, with Steve Sloan also hurt and Buddy French as emergency option. Namath vowed to play despite the injury.

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