Ex-Appy Players Highlight Basebal Draft Actions
Duke Carmel headlined a slate of three ex Appy players chosen in the draft as the Yankees and others added 63 minor leaguers. The Senators led with 7 picks and big-money buys dominated by the Colts, while 32 pitchers highlighted a broad talent pool. The draft produced 18 and 19 year olds with limited pro time and included post-draft trades involving Vic Power, Doug Camilli, and Ray Herbert.
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Duke Carmel
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Casey Stengel
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Ron Brand
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Washington
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Los Angeles Angels
Vic Power
Philadelphia Phillies
Phillies
Doug Camilli
Phils
Ray Herbert
Jeff Long
Chicago White Sox
Danny Cater
Lee Elia
Herbert
Cater
WVU Citadel Game On WHIS At 7 45 P M And Other Tuesday Openers
WVU meets The Citadel on WHIS radio at 7 45 p m as coach Baumann and Hartley replace the graduated backcourt stars. The night also features non conference games with Davidson Wake Forest Virginia Tech George Washington Cincinnati William and Mary Virginia Furman NC State East Carolina High Point and RPI opens.
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Tom Lowry
Baumann
Hartley
Citadel
Mike West
Larry Hitchcock
Southern
Davidson
Wildcats
Associated Press
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Wake Forest
Deacons
Virginia Tech
Greensboro
George Washington
Cincinnati
William and Mary
Virginia
Furman
N. C. State
East Carolina
High Point College
West Virginia
King Fresh Frosh defeat Bluefield College in Bristol
King College freshmen led by Bill Burnett 28 points beat Bluefield College 104 to 57 in Bristol Tennessee. Five King players finished in double figures as they dominated rebounding and scorched the Ramblin Reds on Monday afternoon.
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Bill Burnett
Tazewell
King College
Bluefield College
Bristol
Tenn
Burnett
Little Tornado
King Mosu Taylor
Sigwest
Jone
Snapp
R’ng
Nall
McM
Isn
Wimsn
Burge
Griffin
Huhr
French
King Frosh
Detroit University ends football program after losses
The University of Detroit, a Jesuit school, dropped its intercollegiate football program citing rising costs and poor returns. President Laurence Britt noted losses this year exceeding 55 000 dollars, and the team went 3 7 this season as previous years showed a 6 21 1 record over three years.
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Detroit
University of Detroit
Laurence V. Britt Sr
U-D
Vitans
Britt
ACC Cage Season Opens With Seven Games Tonight
The ACC starts its season Tuesday with seven of eight teams active. Clemson visits North Carolina in the only league pairing while NC State hosts Furman and Duke faces Virginia Tech at Greensboro. Wake Forest plays Davidson in Charlotte and Virginia hosts William and Mary. South Carolina welcomes Erskine.
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Associated Press
Clemson
North Carolina
ACC
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Furman
Duke
Virginia Tech
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Davidson
Charlotte
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William and Mary
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Erskine
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Walt Hazzard
Gail Goodrich
Fred Goss
Michigan
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Philadelphia
Temple
St. John’s
N.Y
Penn State
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Indiana
Southern Methodist
Marshall Travels To Steubenville Tonight
Huntington AP reports Marshall University opens its 1964 basketball campaign with a Tuesday night game against Steubenville College in Steubenville. The matchup begins the season for both programs in a regional tilt with hopes for early momentum.
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Marshall
Steubenville
Huntington
Marshall University
Steubenville College
Ailing King Will Not Direct WVU Tonight
West Virginia University coach George King will miss the home opener against The Citadel due to a shoulder muscle spasm and is hospitalized. Assistant coach Bob Lochmueller will direct the Mountaineers in Morgantown.
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WVU
Morgantown
George King
West Virginia University
Citadel
King
West Virginia University Hospital
Bob Lochmueller
Notre Dame Ara Parseghian to coach North team in Shrine game
Notre Dame coach Ara Parseghian and Army coach Paul Dietzel were named Monday to lead the North squad in the Shrine All-Star football game on Christmas Day in Miami.
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Miami
Fla
Ara Parseghian
Notre Dame
Paul Dietzel
Army
Strong Wildcats Face Deacons In Early Conference Tilt
West Virginia hosts The Citadel in Morgantown as two conference rivals open the season. Coach George King worries about front court defense while Citadel aims to improve after a 48 11-3 mark last year. Key players include WVU’s Bob Camp and Citadel’s Wig Baumann and Clem Hartley.
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Citadel
West Virginia
Morgantown
George King
WVU
Bob Camp
Wig Baumann
Clem Hartley
Whitewood
Dale Robinson
Council
Herndon
Ronnie Harrison
Baileysville
Ten Area Games Open 1964-65 Basketball Season Tonight
Ten scholastic games kick off the 1964-65 season with three in McDowell County. One game tonight and 17 more Friday plus two on Saturday. Highlight matchups include Gary Welch at Welch Athens at Big Creek Pocahontas at North Fork Elkhorn Stoco at Pineville and Matoaka at Montcalm.
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McDowell County
Ward
Gary-Welch
Welch
Athens
Big Creek
Pocahontas
Northfork- Elkhorn
Stoco
Pineville
Matoaka
Montcalm
Mark Twain
Glen Rogers
Oakvale
Rocky Gap
Spanishburg
Whitewood
Herndon
Baileysville
Gary
Calvin Belcher
Trojans
Owls
Bob Musser
Glen En Rogers
Baileyaville
Ae Garden
St. Paul
Kimball
Welch Armory
Grundy
Saltville
Hurley
Cleveland
Man
Jaeger
Mullens
Gary District
Oceana
Princeton
Alumni Central
Tazewell County
Covington
Knoxville College
Bluefield State
Utz of VPI Wins Virginia Scoring Crown
Sonny Utz of Virginia Tech secured the 1964 Virginia college football scoring title with 66 points after a two yard touchdown against VMI. He edged Virginia's Bob Davis who finished with 62 points as Virginia Tech topped VMI 35 13.
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VPI
Virginia
Davis
Richmond
Sonny Utz
Virginia Tech
VMI
Techmen
Tech
Bob Davis
Maryland
Emory and Henry
Paul Hawkins
Bob Schweickert
William and Mary
Dennis
Haglan
Lipscomb
Hampden-Sydney
Whitey Lipscomb
John Hilton
Schweickert
Ronnie Smith
Charlie Snead
Dickie Cranwell
Michigan UCLA Set for Openers Top Ranked Favorites
Michigan hosts Ball State then faces Duke after a season opener in Ann Arbor while UCLA aims for a 31st straight win against Illinois before a trip to Indiana State Duke and Michigan lead the AP poll with strong rosters as other top ten teams schedule varied matchups across the week.
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Duke
Blue Devils
Michigan
Kansas City
UCLA
Illinois
Illini
Indiana State
William and Mary Lineman of Week honors Craig
Jeff Craig of William and Mary named last Lineman of the Week in the Southern Conference. He powered blocking to fuel a 33 13 Thanksgiving win over Richmond and led tacklers with a disruptive pass rush. Other weekly honorees include Vic Kreiter and Ricky Palmer for Tech and Citadel’s Joe Missar.
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Associated Press
Jeff Craig
William and Mary
Outurn
Craig
Indians
Richmond
Spiders
Vic Kreiter
Virginia Tech
Ricky Palmer
VMI
Tech
Joe Missar
Citadel
Milt Clegg
West Virginia
John Hilton
Tim Crawford
Furman
Ken Whitley
Doug McNeill
George Washington
Don Young
Mitch Foster
College Scores Include Narrow Tennessee Wesleyan Win
Tennessee Wesleyan edged Lipscomb 81 to 78 in a college basketball game. Kansas Wesleyan defeated Tabor 68 to 58. St. Cloud beat Huron 82 to 67.
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Tennessee Wesleyan
Lipscomb
Kansas Wesleyan
Tabor
St. Cloud
Huron
AP Little All America picks 22 stars for 1964 team
The Associated Press names a 22 man Little All-America squad with offensive and defensive platoons for the first time since 1953. Key linemen include Alphonse Dotson Grambling 6 5 268 and William Fuller Sacramento State 6 4 240. Backfield anchors are Charles Green Whittenberg 5 11 and Gerald Allen Omaha 202 pounds.
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NEW York
Associated Press
Alphonse Dotson
Grambling
William Fuller
Sacramento State
John
Detour
Smith
Burles
Pacific Coast Area
Associaed
Charles Green
Wittenberg
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