Gene Elkins Wins Final Grid Prize
The Bonham Warriors closed their season and the annual Pick the Winners contest awarding the last $15 of 1964 prizes. Gene Elkins won first prize of $10 with only three misses. tied for second were Mrs Richard Gooffarth and Mrs James Vinson, each winning $2 50. The contest, sponsored by The Daily Favorite and 20 Bonham merchants, drew many entries.
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Aggies Name Stallings as New Head Coach at A&M
Texas A&M selects Fugene Stallings to replace Hank Foldberg as head football coach. Stallings, a former A&M star and Bryant aide, will form his staff, begin recruiting, and return to College Station after directors approved the move. Foldberg becomes athletic director. Stallings said he will finalize staff and recruit strong material for future Aggie teams.
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Wolverines dominate Missouri in big 91 61 win
Michigan led by Cazzie Russell Bill Buntin and Larry Tregoning rolled past Missouri 91-61 in Missouri showing they remain the top-ranked team. Buntin scored 14, Russell and Tregoning 12 apiece as Michigan built a 19 point edge midway through the first half.
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Dean Chance Sets AL ERA Mark in 1964 Season
Dean Chance of the Los Angeles Angels was named the American League ERA leader for 1964 with a 1.65 mark over 278 innings. The right hander posted 11 shutouts in 46 appearances and a 20-9 record, earning the Cy Young as MLB Pitcher of the Year. His ERA is the second lowest in the post-1920 lively-ball era, behind Spud Chandler's 1.64 in 1933.
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Bonham Freshman Win Two Games in Twin Bill
Bonham freshmen split a pair of wins and a loss in a Monday night twin bill at Hughes Junior High in Sherman. The Frosh B team won 20 17 with Gil Hodges as top scorer, while the A team routed Hughes 46 29 led by Dan Christian and Ellison. Commerce later saw the Frosh A team beat Commerce but fall to Sherman’s Piner. the Warriors open the season at East Texas State in a Texas tournament.
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Cub Scouts Den 2 Meet at Presbyterian Church
Den 2 of Pack 52 met in the Education building at 3 30 p m Monday with Den Mothers Mrs Steve Carroll and Mrs James McBroom. Members chose favorite Christmas carols and crafted presents for mothers. Mrs Carroll served refreshments. Joe Collins Keeper of the Buckskin.
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Kentucky track denied extra racing day after snow cancel
FLORECEN Ky UPI The Kentucky Horse Racing Commission refused Latoura track’s request to add a racing day to make up for a snow cancelled program this past Monday.
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Aggies Eye Third Win in South West Conference Play
Aggies look to extend win streak as they travel to Hurts ville for a key clash in the Southwest Conference. Texas Christian and LSU battles loom, with Texas Tech and Baylor also cited in regional action as late-season momentum builds.
May Miss Game For New York Rangers Defenseman Neilson
New York Rangers may be without defenseman Jim Neilson for Wednesday’s game with the Chicago Black Hawks after he strained a muscle in his left knee during a Saturday practice.
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Exhibition Opens New 15 Million Stadium in Atlanta
DETROIT and MILWAUKEE participate in an exhibition event in April at the new $15 million stadium in Atlanta Georgia. The game features the Tigers and Braves with an additional exhibition exhibitor.
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Top Teams Enter ECAC Holiday Hockey Tournament
Five of the teams entered in the ECAC Holiday hockey tournament at Madison Square Garden are listed among the East’s top 10 in the intercollegiate hockey newsletter. The fourth annual event runs December 21 to 23 at MSG.
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Senate Inquiry Details $5,000 Cashed for Lobbyist tied to California Bank
Senate Rules Committee heard that Bobby Baker cashed a $5,000 check at the Senate disbursing office for Wayne Bromley, a former Senate employee now lobbying for coal interests. Morris Hughett testified Bromley sought a federal charter for the Redwood National Bank of San Rafael, California, with Baker arranging the payment and Bromley handling subsequent banking steps.
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Texas Tech 101 over Lamar Tech in clash with Northeast Louisiana 72
Texas Tech defeated Lamar Tech 101 to 4 with scoring gaps noted, while Northeast Louisiana posted a 72 point win. The scoreboard mix includes Ohio State Houston results and several regional college games with varied margins.
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University of California Senate to vote on free speech clash
In Berkeley the 1,580 member Academic Senate plans a final vote on proposals to end student demonstrations at UC campus. The conflict centers on free speech tactics used by the Free Speech Movement and campus protests that disrupted classes and administration functions over the past two months.
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