Bruins Fall to Rangers Extend Winless Streak to Ten
Boston drops 5-3 to New York as Ed Westfall suffers a severe eye injury and Jerry Toppazzini is sidelined with a knee ligament strain. Tom Williams is out with a broken wrist, leaving the Bruins shorthanded in a daunting skid while Rangers ride a four game win streak.
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Jacques Plante
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Rikert Tops Nordic Field in Dartmouth Opener
Williams College teams head to Hanover New Hampshire for a two day Nordic meet at Dartmouth College featuring the Carcajou Slalom and Hanover Relay with a special jumping event. Rikert of Middlebury leads freshman skiers, while Williams seeks strong showings from varsity captain Dick Gardner and teammates Townsend Stone Kimberley Schwab in slalom and relay events.
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Middlebury
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Jackson’ Hole
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Larry Stone
Salisbury
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Ore
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Los Angeles
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Middlebury Nordic Squad Heads to Dartmouth Relays
A nine member Middlebury College Nordic team travels to Hanover New Hampshire for the Dartmouth Cross Country Relays and Jumping competition. Coach Robert Sheehan notes reduced depth and impact from graduates including John Bower now an Olympic team member Capt Dave Hanscom and Ed Hixson. Return of Norton Webber Jr and transfer George Theriault boost a squad featuring sophomores Pete Swallow Thomas Easton Dennis Donahue and John Broadhead. Other travelers include Steven Perry Robert Nields Glenn Govertsen Ed Norton and Arthur Sleeper.
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Bobo) Sheehan
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Rumford
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Deerfield
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Essex Junction
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New Lebanon
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Norfolk
Conn
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Brookfield
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Easton
Ed Norton
Salisbury
Arthur Sleeper
Cape Elizabeth
Free Substitution Rule Could Wreck College Ball
Adm. Tom Hamilton calls return of unlimited substitutions a threat to college football balance. He cites past dominance by six or seven teams under unlimited substitution and argues restricted substitution now preserves parity. The NCAA Football Rules Committee meets in Fort Lauderdale to decide on a compromise likely similar to 1962 1963 rules.
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Tom Hamilton
West Coast
Hamilton
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Ernie Banks Declared 100 Percent Fit For 1964
Chicago Cubs report Ernie Banks is physically ready for the 1964 season. Dr. Jacob Luker announces Banks is 100 percent fit and eyes cleared, though Banks missed games last year due to illness and slumped to a .227 average with 18 homers and 64 RBIs.
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Mayo Clinic
NBA Results and Schedule From Thursday to Saturday
Philadelphia 112 was edged by St Louis 115 in Thursday results. Detroit 125 defeated Baltimore 115 and San Francisco 112 beat New York 97. Upcoming games include Cincinnati at Boston and Los Angeles at San Francisco, with Saturday matchups Boston at Philadelphia St Louis at Detroit and New York facing Los Angeles in San Diego.
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Detroit and Chicago clash in Thursday NHL action
Detroit beat Chicago 5 to 3 while New York defeated Boston 5 to 3. No games were scheduled for Boston at Toronto or Detroit at Chicago.
NCAA Approves Olympic Basketball Plan and Trials
The NCAA Council approved a plan to send 36 college players to compete for the 12 Olympic spots in Tokyo. Three 12 man teams will vie in the April trials at St John’s University, with a nucleus from the national champion team to be formed in Kansas City.
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Tokyo
National Collegiate Athletic Association Council
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Ncaa Council
Williams Athletes Travel Seven Varsity Sports This Weekend
Williams teams head east, south and north for seven winter varsity events on Saturday January 11 with only swimming at home versus MIT at 2 p.m. The article notes basketball at Wesleyan, hockey at Rye against Amherst for charity, skiing at Dartmouth, wrestling at Worcester, squash at Hartford and track relays in Boston plus a Trinity squash history.
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Rye
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Amherst
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Boston
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Trinity
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Worcester bout ends with stop of Gardiner by French
In Worcester Massachusetts Dick French aged 143 from Providence stops Tyrone Gardiner aged 140 from Sydney Nova Scotia in a brief sparring match.
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Dick French
Providence
R.L
Tyrone Gardiner
Sydney
N.S
Indoor Winter Track Meet Opens in Boston Garden
The 1964 Knights of Columbus indoor meet kicks off in Boston Garden led by pole vaulter John Pennel who has cleared 17 feet and high jumper John Thomas who has cleared seven feet. Mile ace Tom O Hara from Loyola of Chicago aims for a sub 4:05, with runners like Vic Zwolak and Bob Schul also in the field. the event shifts to a three mile andTokyo Olympics prep context. Bruce Kidd is out with an injured heel.
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Boston University
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Bill Dotson
Kansas
Vic Zwolak
Villanova
Jim Irons
Larry Raw
Bob Schul
Miami
Ohio
Bruce Kidd
Toronto
Old Foes Meet Again U Mass at St. Mike's
St. Michael's College hosts the University of Massachusetts Redmen in Memorial Auditorium on Saturday at 8. UMass stands 7-3, with size and 6'4" Jim Painten in backcourt to trouble the Knights. Rodger Twitchell leads St. Michael's scoring as Richie Tarrant shines with over 26 points per game.
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