Hawks Fire Gallatin Name Guerin as Coach
St. Louis Hawks owner Ben Kerner dismissed Harry Gallatin as coach and appointed Richie Guerin to take over immediately. Guerin, a nine year NBA veteran, will coach the team for the remainder of the season as Gallatin’s contract expires May 1, 1965.
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Browns Rout Colts Stuns Pro Football Group In Playoff
Cleveland Browns overpower Baltimore Colts 45 0 in the NFL championship playoff, shutting out the league’s top offense while yielding just 24 rushing yards and 33 passing yards in the second half. Veteran observers including Wellington Mara and Joe Kuharich call the result bizarre and a major Eastern prestige boost. Jim Brown’s nine yard burst cited as key moment. Browns dominate time of possession with 60 plays to 45 for the Colts.
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Ryan
Browns Upset Colts Stuns NFL in Defensive Shutdown
Cleveland's defensive patterns baffled observers as the Browns toppled the favored Colts 27-0. Frank Ryan led a patient passing attack while the running game pinned Baltimore, with Jim Kanicki and Dick Motzliebiewski anchoring the line and Gary Collins catching all three touchdowns.
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Ordell Braase
Ryan
Gary Collins
Dick Modzeliewski
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Jimmie Brown
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Baltimore
College Basketball Results From Diverse Tournaments
A dense summary of late round results across tournaments lists St. Joseph's beating Wisconsin 75 71 while Wichita State defeated Villanova 74 8 in a consolation bracket. St John’s NY topped LaSalle 78 71, Michigan fell to Manhattan 77 90, Princeton beat Syracuse Cincinnati 79 63. Other scores include Iowa 7 0 Southern Cal 45, Minnesota 77 Washington 76, Utah 95 Michigan State 95, and Xavier defeating Brigham Young 105 84.
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Huskies Roll Past Alumni in 93 80 Victory
Herbert Hoover Huskies built a 33 point second quarter lead and held off a late rally to beat the alumni 93 to 80 Monday night. Jim Hayes scored 22 and Tom Gandee 21 for Hoover while Butch Lucas led the alumni with 20 points and Tom Anderson and Bud Faulkner each had 14.
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Namath Reinjures Leg Casts Shadow Over Tide in Orange Bowl
Alabama star quarterback Joe Namath reinjured his right knee during a Miami Stadium warmup, casting doubt on the Tide’s Orange Bowl showdown with Texas. Coach Bear Bryant warned Namath’s status, with Steve Sloan also hobbling, possibly forcing Buddy French into action if both QBs are unavailable. Bryant expressed concern over pro pressures on seniors and stressed not jeopardizing Namath’s health.
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Bradley Russell Shine As Festival Upsets Mark Trip
New York AP report covers Madison Square Garden Holiday Festival action with Bradley and Russell leading Princeton and Michigan to wins. Cincinnati Bearcats push past Temple as 6-foot-8 Henderson dominates. Syracuse Saint John’s and Manhattan advance. Semifinal pairings set with Princeton-Michigan and St John’s-Cincinnati. Attendance hits a festival record of 33,652 as teams showcase star power.
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Illini Upset by St. Joe's in Philadelphia showdown
In a 75-71 comeback finish St. Joseph's College of Philadelphia toppled Illinois in the fourth annual Quaker City Basketball Tournament at the Palestra. The Hawks surged from a 16 point hole in the final five minutes to secure their ninth win of the season.
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Celtics Top Lakers In High-Scoring NBA Clash
Willie Naulls propelled Boston to a 133-112 win over Los Angeles while Jerry West and Elgin Baylor struggled for offense. The Pistons beat the Knicks 123-117 in Detroit as Oscar Robertson led Cincinnati to a 133-108 victory over San Francisco. Also, Wilt Chamberlain of the Warriors scored 42 before being ejected for lattices. the night featured Villanova's upset of Wichita and a slate of consolation games.
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Davidson, Ohio Bay Tourney Opens With 79 62 Rout
From the Charlotte Invitational, Dick Snyder scored 25 as Davidson overwhelmed Alabama 79-62 in the opener. Fred Hetzell 18 and Don Davidson 17 added heavy support as Davidson improved to 7-1. Ohio U upended Duquesne 73-65 in the other game.
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City Cage Event Opens Seventh Annual Holiday Tourney
The Charleston Park and Recreation Commission holiday cage tournament for boys 16 and under opened Monday at the Boys A. C. gym with seven teams. In one game North Charleston beat Donnally St. 26 to 19 while Santee added 10 and Tryban nine. Vandalia defeated Boys & Girls Club 35 to 28, Mayfield scoring 13 and Fort leading the losers with 12. Today's schedule lists 6 Boys A. C. vs Second Ave and 7 River view vs North Charleston.
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Tech Notches NAIA Pass Defense Title
West Virginia Tech won the pass defense title as NAIA figures released at NAIA headquarters in Kansas City show the Golden Bears allowing 28 completions for 264 yards and 33 yards per game to edge Western Montana. A framed certificate will be presented.
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