Lynch Named Outstanding Performer In Kof C Meet by Winning Mile Race
Boston UPI report details Joe Lynch, a Georgetown senior from Highlands New Jersey, winning the mile in 4 06 at the 39th Knights of Columbus track meet to be named outstanding performer. The event saw stars like Billy Mills Bill Dotson Ralph Boston and Ergas Leps compete amid travel disruptions from a Boston blizzard. Attendance fell to 6754 from expected ten thousand as weather hindered participation and ticket sales.
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Celtics Win 101-98 for 14th Straight Victory
Boston Celtics stretch their win streak to 14 with a 101-98 triumph over Cincinnati Royals at the Boston Garden. Sam Jones led with 30 points, fueling a late 21-6 run after trailing entering the final period. Jerry Lucas and Oscar Robertson each scored 23 for the Royals. The win widens Boston’s East lead to eight games with a 39-7 mark as they chase more team records.
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Rochester A's Top Clippers To Retain AHL Lead
The Rochester Americans led the American Hockey League Western Division after a 9-1 win over the Baltimore Clippers, extending their division edge to 10 points. Ed Litzenberger and Norman Armstrong each scored twice as Rochester opened 4-0 and added two more in the second, while Sandy McGregor netted Baltimore’s lone goal in the final period. Also on Sunday, Quebec Aces shut out Providence 4-0 to widen the Eastern lead, Springfield beat Cleveland 5-1, and Buffalo and Pittsburgh fought to a 4-4 tie.
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Tunney and Clay Call For Boxing Reforms At Dinner
In New York at the Boxing Writers Association dinner, Rep John Varick Tunney vows to seek a federal boxing commissioner and commission. Muhammad Ali labeled as Muhammad Ali urges white fighter rules for business reasons. Willie Pastrano receives the Edward J Neil Memorial Plaque as fighter of the year for two title defenses by technical knockout.
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College basketball scores from across many colleges
A long list of college basketball results with many teams, dates, and venues. Notable games include East Syracuse 104 LaSalle 81, South Duke 105 Wake Forest 77, Missouri 80 Kansas State 68, and UCLA 80 Stanford 66, reflecting a busy schedule with scores and opponents across the nation.
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Lions Club outlines 1965 sports and community plans
Bennington Lions Club reviews 1964 activities and maps programs for the year ahead. A Lions Sports Nite will present the Curley Williams award to a local high school athlete, with a national sports figure as speaker. The Tri-State Music Festival returns to Bennington rotating among Vermont, New York and Massachusetts. A Christmas party for the blind drew 23 guests and may yield a summer picnic. The Dale Carnegie course starts in February with reduced class sizes. Community Betterment, YMCA pools and playgrounds are on next year’s schedule. Two new members joined, Edmund J. Lauzon and Leonard White.
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Gurney Tops Riverside 500 for Third Time in ’65 Ford
Dan Gurney of Costa Mesa wins the Riverside 500 mile stock car race for the third time. Foyt suffers chest injuries after a car flip on lap 172. Panch finishes second. Gurney’s time 5 hours 41 minutes 42 seconds at 87.708 mph. Also notes Panch, Jones, Dieringer and Grey in top positions. A separate Bakersfield blurb reports 5 year old Michael Jacques to compete in the World Gold Skate roller skating classic Jan 30-31.
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Bruins Hover Near Elimination as NHL Playoffs Loom
The Bruins remain mathematically alive but are effectively out of the Stanley Cup race after a 3-1 loss to the Maple Leafs leaving them 12 points behind the Rangers. Toronto built a 2-0 lead on Horton and Keon, with Green scoring in the third. Boston hit posts, missed open shots, and faced Johnny Bower’s shutout bid until late. Bruin officials plan biweekly Garden luncheons to discuss perpetual “those nights.” In Boston, Mel Parnell will join the Red Sox broadcasting and telecasting team succeeding the late Art Gleeson.
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