Six College Bowl Contests During Holiday Weekend
A six game bowl weekend features Notre Dame shaped matchups with Syracuse meeting LSU in the Sugar Bowl, Arkansas facing Nebraska, Michigan vs Oregon State in the Rose Bowl, Alabama meeting Texas in the Orange Bowl, Florida State vs Oklahoma in the Gator Bowl, and the Shrine Game in San Francisco. Crowds exceed 100000 in several venues as Tim Timberlake and players contend for postseason glory.
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NBC
Syracuse
Louisiana State
Dallas
CBS
Arkansas
Newbraska
Pasadena
Calif
Michigan
Oregon State
Miami
Fla
Alabama
Texas
Florida State
Oklahoma
Jacksonville
San Francisco
Joe Namath
Steve Sloan
Bear Bryant
Buddy French
Wayne Trimble
Longhorns
Wayne Freeman
Tommy Nobis
Nebraska
Razorbacks
Pat Screen
Y. A. Tittle
Tiger
LSU
Orangemen
Jim Nance
Floyd Little
Seminoles
Avery Sumner
Roger Staubach
Navy
Fred Mazurek
Pittsburgh
California
Craig Morton
Bob Berry
Oregon
West
Pittsfield Chosen as Home for Red Sox Minor League Team
Reading Red Sox AA affiliate owner Joseph Buras plans to relocate to Pittsfield Massachusetts after lukewarm Reading support. The deal would place Wahconah Park under club control with improvements and concessions funded by the team, while Reading reportedly sought higher terms.
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Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
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Reading
Elmira
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Pittsfield Association of Business and Commerce
Wahconah Park
Springfield Giants
San Francisco Giants
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Guerin's Hawks Win Again
St. Louis Hawks remain undefeated under coach Richie Guerin after a 125-120 win over the Detroit Pistons. Bob Pettit returned from injury to score 28 points with 18 rebounds, backed by Len Wilkens 29 points. Pistons were led by Dave DeBusschere with 33.
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St. Louis Hawks
Bob Pettit
St. Louis
National Basketball Association
Pettit
Hawks
Detroit Pistons
Len Wilkens
Detroit
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Elgin Baylor
Jerry West
Los Angeles Lakers
Hal Greer
Philadelphia 76Ers
New York Knicks
Johnny Green
San Francisco
BCHS Defeats Bellows Falls 58 to 41 Behind Saber Defense
BCHS jumped to a 16 12 first quarter lead and used tough Saber defense to limit Bellows Falls to five points in the second as Pete Lemieux poured in 32 points to pace the Sabers while Plante Brooks and Tocci contributed on both ends and Caron aided rebounding in the win.
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Tocci
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Catholic High
Caron
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Labers
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Caron Tocci
Deery Morrissey Landry Kinney
Ross DiBernardo Crotty
Reniszewski
Welch
Il Lawlor Kane
Fleming, LaPan
Bellows Falls Terrier
Colts Coach Shula Named NFL Coach of the Year
Don Shula of the Baltimore Colts was chosen as the 1964 NFL Coach of the Year by a 36‑member UPI panel. The award caps a difficult season as Shula, 34, led the Colts to a strong Western Conference performance and earned praise for his dynamic leadership and ability to mold talent.
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Shula
NFL
NEW York
UPI
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Baltimore
United Press International
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Cleveland Browns
Norm van Brocklin
Minnesota Vikings
Bill McPeak
Washington Redskins
Paineville
Ohio
Towson, Md
Dorothy
John Carroll University
UCLA Keeps Winning Streak With 104-74 Win over Utah
UCLA rolled past Utah 104-74 to extend its winning streak to nine in a row as the Bruins continue a strong start after an opening loss. The 1960s style recap notes UCLA’s rise amid top-ranked programs and classic tournament results across national college basketball action.
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Utah
Bruins
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Michigan
Princeton
New York
Cazzie Russell
Wolverines
Bill Bradley
Russell
St. John’s
Brooklyn
N.Y
Cincinnati
Jerry Houston
Redmen
San Francisco
Gary Keller
DePaul
Oklahoma City
Vanderbilt
Louisville
New Orleans
John Miller
New Mexico
Texas Western
el Paso
Tex
North Dakota
Concordia
Minn
Moorhead
Otterbein
Indiana Central
Indianapolis
Lemoyne
St. Michael’s
Syracuse
N. Y
Navy
Rochester
Virgnia Military
Arkansas
Shreveport
New York AC
Fairleigh Dickinson
Central Oklahoma State
St. Joseph’s
N.M
Alamosa
Colo
Bold Lad Aims For 1965 Triple Crown Run
Thoroughbred Bold Lad, trained by Bill Winfrey for the Wheatley Stable, heads toward the 1965 season as a likely Kentucky Derby Preakness Belmont favorite after a strong juvenile campaign. Rival Sadair, winner of nearly a half million dollars in 1964, challenges Bold Lad as both prep for Florida and the classic series unfold.
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Bold Ruler
Bill Winfrey
Ancient James
Sunny Jim) Fitzsimmons
Wheatley Stable
Bold Lad
Hiaieah Park
Fla
Winfrey
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Native Dancer
Citation
Dark Star
Sadair
Florida
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