Texas Orange Bowl berth after one point win over Arkansas
Texas earned a New Year’s Orange Bowl invite by defeating Arkansas 10-0 and maintaining a No. 1 ranking amid the season’s remaining gridiron narratives. Arkansas finished 10-0, earning the Cotton Bowl host spot, while Texas prepared to meet Alabama in Miami.
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Hornets ship Pronovost to Memphis in AHL feeder move
Pittsburgh Hornets dispatch left wing Andrew Pronovost to Memphis of the Central Hockey League after a 2 goal 5 assist 22 game stint. In Chicago Mark H Cox is named general chairman of the 1965 Western Open at Tom O Shanter Country Club on July 14 by WGA president Thomas V King.
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Scovil May Replace Hardin As Navy Football Coach
Annapolis Md UPI reports Doug Scovil, two year Navy assistant, named outstanding candidate to succeed Wayne Hardin as head football coach at the Naval Academy. Scovil played at College.
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Liberty Bowl to be played indoors in Atlantic City
The Liberty Bowl between Utah and West Virginia will be held Saturday at Convention Hall in Atlantic City New Jersey after temperatures forced relocation from Philadelphia. Kickoff is 12 45 p m EST with 400 mercury lamps lighting the indoor venue and a projected 60 degree game day. Utah 8 2 seeks school history tallest win total while West Virginia touts unbeaten conference play and a Sugar Bowl bid looming.
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Torre Was Called Fatso Weighed 240 at Age 16
New York based UPI profile of Joe Torre recalls his rough childhood nickname Fatso in Brooklyn. Now 24 and 215 pounds, Torre emerged as NL's fourth best hitter with a .321 average, 193 hits, 20 homers, 36 doubles, 5 triples, and 109 RBIs for the Braves. He credits his brother Frank and Dixie Walker for guiding his switch to catcher and refining his swing.
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Bowling Lamplighters defend Four Five-0 high roll win
The Lamplighters beat Four Five-0 as high single Fabiano tallies 201 and high triple Beebe 506 to lift the team. The Para-Mutuals and Raymonds posted wins with Beatty delivering two strong scores.
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Five Top Hoop Games In Four Leagues Tonight
Five top basketball games across four leagues unfold tonight. Bennington Catholic hosts Brattleboro Colonels led by scoring ace Ray Bueb, while North Bennington meets Shoreham and Arlington hosts St. Marys of Hoosick Falls. Burr and Burton visit St. Michaels, and Bennington travels to Windsor.
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Governors host Shoreham as MVL opens season
MVL standings begin to take shape as Governor hosts Shoreham tonight and Black River High School Monday. Alumni game next Wednesday features notable locals led by John James and Bob Nolan. Ed Sweeney invited to register. NBHL staff versus JV opens program at 6 p.m.
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Bradley’s 34 Points Sparkles But Bills Beat Tigers 90-71
Bradley scored 34 points for Princeton as St. Louis’ Billikens rolled to a 90-71 win. The All America candidate faltered late after an 18 point first half as Rich Parks and Rich Rineberg led the Bills with 13 points each. Other scores included NYU over Penn State 82-73 and Houston clinching the Bluebonnet Classic with 49-5 beat over Texas A&M.
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Beaver Season Set by State Jan 9 to March 7 1965
Montpelier reports the 1965 beaver trapping season runs January 9 to March 7 statewide. Commissioner Davis cites population reports and damage concerns. traps may not be set before 8 a.m. opening or after 4 p.m. closing. No tagging fee this year, but tagging remains required and trappers must report beaver numbers and locations within 10 days of season end.
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Mays Secures Fourth NL Slugging Title With .607
In Cincinnati Willie Mays of the San Francisco Giants captured his fourth NL slugging crown with a .607 percentage. Ron Santo of the Chicago Cubs finished second at .564 after 592 at bats and 334 total bases. Rich Allen, Rico Carty, Frank Robinson and others rounded out the top 10 in a season marked by Mays’ dominance.
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