Death of Notre Dame Four Horsemen QB Stuhldreher at 63
Harry A. Stuhldreher, famed Notre Dame quarterback of the Four Horsemen, died at West Penn Hospital at 6 50 a m EST. He was 63, had surgery Jan 14 after hospital admission Dec 29, and was known as Mr Football for his wide renown. He later coached Villanova, led Wisconsin athletics, and joined U S Steel after a stellar NFL era. The Four Horsemen nickname originated from Grantland Rice during a Rockne era game against Army.
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Robinson Tops AL as Banquet Trail Keeps MVP Busy
Baltimore’s Brooks Robinson, 27, named American League MVP after a standout 1964 season with 118 RBIs, .317 batting, and 28 homers. He jokes his tux may wear out from nonstop banquet appearances as he travels Rochester, Minneapolis, Baltimore, York, Boston, and New York for speaking engagements and events.
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Two of Top Three Teams Resume Play Friday Night
Two of the nation's top three major league basketball teams resume after a two week layoff with a Friday night doubleheader at Chicago Stadium. UCLA meets Iowa while Wichita plays Loyola in separate games, highlighting a season with top teams active amid roster and eligibility changes.
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Robertson West Battle for NBA Second Place
Oscar Robertson of the Cincinnati Royals and Jerry West of the Los Angeles Lakers contend for second in the NBA scoring race behind Wilt Chamberlain who leads with 1539 points in 41 games. Robertson sits at 1311 in 44 games, with West at 1307 in 45 games, while Bellamy tops field goal percentage and Russell leads rebounds.
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Wildcats Rally Past Bulldogs For 102-82 Win
Kentucky coach Adolph Rupp gains optimism after the Wildcats stun Georgia 102-82 on the Bulldogs court. Louie Dampier scores 24 with 16 rebounds as Kentucky never trails in the second half, setting Georgia Coliseum records for points and field goals.
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Indiana State Faces Forfeits After Crittenden Ineligibility
NCAA deems Curt Crittenden ineligible under NCAA rules after an out of season tournament. Indiana State offers to forfeit five of seven wins with him in the lineup. Montana State accepts, while Valparaiso and Kent State undecided. Expungements loom as Midland Roundtable officials consider postseason forfeits. NAIA records still show Crittenden eligible. Indiana State team will not wear the uniform again this season.
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NFL Title Tilt Gives Players Most Money Ever
New York report notes the NFL championship game produced record player shares. Browns players earned 50 shares totaling $8,052.82 each while the Baltimore Colts received 48 shares at $5,571.40 per man. Cleveland won 27-0 at Municipal Stadium, surpassing earlier World Series payouts in per-man terms.
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Celtics Pound Bullets 142 104 For Second Win
The Boston Celtics rode a 39 point second quarter to a 142 104 victory over the Baltimore Bullets. Sam Jones led with 27 points in 23 minutes, Willie Naulls and Tom Heinsohn added 17 each as eight players reached double figures. Walt Bellamy topped Baltimore with 22. Only game scheduled at Providence.
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Hearing Held For Berkshire Downs Race Meet
Hancock Massachusetts The Massachusetts Racing Commission held a public hearing on Berkshire Downs racetrack proposed May 1 to May 31 racing meet. No decision given, expected January 29. The hearing was described as short and quiet versus prior years with clergy, Pittsfield business group representative, and the Committee of 1,000 voicing opposition.
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Bennington Catholic hosts Otter Valley in BCHL action
Bennington Catholic hosts Otter Valley Otters in BCHL play at the BCHS gym while the Benhi Cats face MLJ Mounties in Rutland. The Sabers lead the SWL by a half game over three teams, after a 42-41 loss to Brattleboro. Bellows Falls Springfield and Rutland chase, with Mounties one game behind first. Arlington Eagles lead Molly Stark League with WilmingTon visit tonight. Burr and Burton travel to St Mike's in Brattleboro.
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