Ferguson Last Minute Goal For Canadiens Tie Bruins 3-3
Montreal winger John Ferguson salvaged a 3-3 tie with Boston by scoring at 12:48 of the final period after Teddy Green and Jean Beliveau failed to clinch the lead. Schmidt lamented Boston’s inability to finish a two-goal advantage as Prentice and Kurtenbach struck early for Boston and Tremblay had opened scoring for Montreal.
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Chicago
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Tommy Williams
Bob Beckett
Providence
Bobby Rousseau
Ed Johnston
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St Michael's Rifle Team 1964 Schedule and Results
St Michael's College Varsity Rifle Team opens 1964 with a January February schedule against Colby Dartmouth Norwich MIT Nassan and Bowdoin among others. High scorers in the pre holiday Bowdoin match were Gravel Hladik Speckels all at 272, Guilfoyle 271 as coach Paul aims for a strong first season on their Ryan Hall range.
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St. Michael’s College
Colby College
Waterville
Dartmouth College
Hanover
N.H
Norwich University
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cambridge
Mass
Nassan College
Springvale
Knights
Bowdoin College
Dave Gravel
Burlington
Robert Hladik
Johnstown
N.Y
Fred Speckels
Seaford
Joseph Guilfoyle
Port Washington
Chet Paul
Ryan Hall
Chargers and Patriots Gear Up For AFL Title Clash
San Diego coach Sid Gillman aims to balance offense with a strong running game to support Tobin Rote as the Chargers challenge Boston in the AFL title game. Paul Lowe and Keith Lincoln vow to break through a tough Patriots defense as Buoniconti predicts keying on Lowe. Rote leads the league in passing as Holovak warns the Chargers will not run.
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Houston
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Tobin Rote
Chargers
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Keith Lincoln
Lowe
Boston
Paul
Nick Buoniconti
Patriots
Gillman
Mike Holovak
Hardin Lost Two Bowl Games
At the Cotton Bowl banquet Wayne Hardin was noted as the only Navy coach to beat Army five straight. He added Navy has only lost two bowl games in history and he was the coach for both.
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Wayne Hardin
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Army
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Pittsburgh and Hershey Lead AHL Divisions After Slugfest Wins
Pittsburgh pulled ahead of Cleveland in the Western Division with a 4-3 overtime loss by Providence as Hershey beat Cleveland 3-2. Quebec’s 2-1 win over Baltimore moved the Aces to second, one point behind Hershey. Buffalo topped Springfield 5-1 as Cesare Manigno made 22 saves in a small crowd of 1,028. no games are scheduled tonight.
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Cleveland
Providence
Barons
Baltimore
Quebec
Yves Lucas
Art Stratton
Mike Nykolas
Pete Conacher
Bears
Keith McGreary
Aces
Wayne Hicks
Terry Gray
Gump Worsley
Dave Creighton
Buffalo
Springfield
Cesare Manigno
Bisons
Rikert Wins Nordic Meet for Williams at Lyndonville
Williams College freshman Dave Rikert from Middlebury took first in the Nordic meet at Lyndonville Vermont. He totaled 265.8 points, outclassing 31 competitors to beat Episkis and Williams teammates. Townsends, Gard ner, and Stone followed with strong showings as Williams eyes the Eastern Intercollegiate Ski Association championships at the Winter Carnival.
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Williams
Nordic
Williamstown
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Williams College
Lyndon Outing Club
Lyndonville
Rikert
Middlebury
Williams Varsity
Epi
Hanover
N.H
Peter Townsend
Lebanon
Dick Gardner
Wayland
Larry Stone
Salisbury
Berlin Mountain
New Years Parade and Football Viewing Tradition
AP writer notes New Year’s Day viewing of the Tournament of Roses Parade and college football as a lasting tradition. NBC is praised for coverage led by Betty White with co host Arthur Godfrey. the piece contrasts past pre toast days with current televised revelry and mentions the parade’s animals and ongoing football games.
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Ala
George Wilson
Tom Landry
Yankees
Boston College
Jack Concannon
Holy Cross
Jon Morris
NEW York
NBC
Betty White
Pasadena
Arthur Godfrey
Los Angeles Open Opens as Pros Gather for 72-Hole Event
The Los Angeles Open marks its 38th year with a $50,000 purse for the main 72 hole tournament following a $5,000 pro am at Rancho Golf Club. Arnold Palmer headlines the field as defending champion seeking the $9,000 winner’s share in a gala start to the new year.
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Rancho Golf Club
Arnold Palmer
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