Quarterbacks Group Begins 18th Season With Guest Speaker Nile Hamilton
Nile Hamilton of Towa will address the Downtown Coaches Club at its initial dinner starting the 18th season at noon today at Linders On The Point southwest of Anderson. President Sam Roberts presides as Hamilton discusses his extensive broadcasting career with the White Sox Cubs Cardinals and WCFL network reaching about 90 stations.
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Lapchick Will Quit Coaching After 1964-65 Season
New York Knickerbockers great and St John’s coach Lapchick announced retirement from coaching at the end of the 1964-65 season. He will be succeeded by White Sox assistant White Mile and will remain active in public appearances and media work.
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Lions sign Gibbs after league drops limit
Detroit adds Sonny Gibbs to back up Milt Plum after the NFL votes to liberalize its 40 man roster. Earl Morrall is placed on injured reserve with a broken collar bone suffered in Chicago, leaving Plum as the Lions' only experienced quarterback. Gibbs had been with Dallas on waivers and played for Toledo in the UFL.
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NFL relaxes 40-man limit to add replacement
The NFL on Tuesday loosened its 40-man roster rule allowing teams below the limit to sign a replacement. Detroit Lions could add a quarterback or activate an IR player, whereas previously rosters were frozen until three were placed on reserve.
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Garrett Has Top Cage Prospects
Ward Smith, Indiana high school basketball coach, develops two towering players who were nearing seven feet in height and regarded as top prospects. The piece notes the coach’s belief in their potential and their growing stature as key to the program.
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Hard Work Drives Piccolo to Nation's Top Rusher Honors
Wake Forest fullback Brian Piccolo leads the nation in rushing after 195 carries for 638 yards, built on relentless effort. Notre Dame and Notre Dame defenses help shape the shifting leaders with Ron Handley dropping from first to third, while Jerry Rhome and Gary Snook top other major categories in total offense and passing.
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Indiana Emphasizes Defense In Practice
Indiana football drills focus on disrupting Minnesota quarterback John Hankinson as coach Phil Dickens eyes limiting passes. The Hoosiers cite 71 completions and 930 yards allowed on 123 opponent attempts this season, amid praise for Hankinson as Minnesota’s top passer since Paul Giel.
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Notre Dame Maintains Bowl Policy With Narrow Out
Notre Dame Athletic Director Moose Krause says the program will not pursue bowl games beyond the national title when appropriate, keeping a long season view. Sugar Bowl reportedly extended a no strings offer for a January 1 appearance with at least a $200,000 guarantee.
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Hayes Sees Bugel and Kelley as OSU’s top linebackers
Ohio State coach Woody Hayes praises sophomore Tom Bugel and senior Dwight Kelley as the leading linebackers of the season. Bugel blocked a third down quick kick and Kelley recovered a fumble in the 28-3 win over Wisconsin, with Hayes calling them the best pair he has had in 14 years.
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Your Alibhai Wins Blue Chair Handicap at Aqueduct
Stable's Your Alibhai earned his first victory since 1962 by winning the $10,000 Blue Chair Handicap at Aqueduct by a neck over Quick Pitch. Larry Adams rode the Alibhai offspring in the one mile and one sixteenth turf race as Grand Applause finished third and Triumvirate helped in the wagering payoff of 10.20 6.80 and 4.90 for the win place show sequence.
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African Pro Dies After Lightweight Bout With Champ
Boniface Mau Mau, a foreign professional boxer, died in a hospital after collapsing in a Sunday night lightweight bout against Zambian champion Fix Njeleman Da in Kitwe. The report notes the bout's aftermath and references Nigerian and Zambian boxing figures in the region.
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