Central Plains Dominate UPI All America Selection
Colleges from Indiana Illinois Oklahoma Nebraska and Kansas provide eight of 11 first team players led by Jack Snow of Notre Dame and Dick Butkus of Illinois. Ralph Neely Jerry Horne Larry Kramer Gale Sayers and more anchor a Midwest heavy lineup chosen by 259 voters with Notre Dame Texas Baylor and Illinois well represented.
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Big Question In Baseball Who Is Going and Where
The winter meetings answer who goes where Angel Belinsky’s destination centers on Philadelphia as others eye moves. Dodgers, Mets, Yankees, and Houston discuss trades including Howard, McMillan, and Baumann Schaffer swap. The Chicago swap Baumann Schaffer marks a first in two decades.
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Hawks Remain No 2 In Indiana Class AA Rating
Iowa Park is edged by Denver City for second in Harris Class AA after an earlier loss to Denver City. Top Ten in Class AA includes Denver City Iowa Park Phillips Stamford Palacios Bal linger Taylor Atlanta Marlin Plano.
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Eastern Conference players named co winners of year award
Columbia quarterback Archie Roberts and Princeton fullback Cosmo Iacavazzi share the major college player of the year honor awarded by the Eastern College Athletic Conference. Bucknell end Tom Mitchell takes the small college player of the year award.
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Phillies Boss Gene Mauch Reflects On 1964 Collapse
Gene Mauch treads carefully on the Phillies stunning fall, avoiding blame, and praises Johnny Callison and Richie Allen for their effort. He cites personal jinxes and notes spring training in Clearwater will bring a stoic, grown men mindset.
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Top-Ranked Teams Shine In Season Openers Across Poll
Michigan 92 Ball State 70 leads crowd as top teams show strength. Davidson 95 Wake Forest 88 and Duke 98 Virginia Tech 62 highlight a night of high-level play. North Carolina 77 Clemson and Minnesota 101-55 over South Dakota State showcase depth with Seattle upset by Arizona. Kansas edged Arkansas 65-60 in late thriller.
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NBA Stars Shine in Coast-to-Coast Victories
Wilt Chamberlain scored 96 as the Warriors outlasted Baltimore 137-131 in double overtime in San Francisco. Bill Russell led Boston over New York 113-117 in overtime, with Sam Jones 37 and Russell 22. Cincinnati beat Detroit 129-107 at Indianapolis as Robertson 25 Lucas 24 and Twyman 23 starred.
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Los Angeles State Crowned 1964 Small College Champion
The Los Angeles State Diablos finished 9-0 to claim the 1964 national small college football title per the United Press International board of coaches. They averaged over 40 points per game and allowed about 7, led by coach Homer Beatty, with 26 first place votes. Massachusetts and East Carolina followed in the final rankings with Concordia Minnesota and Louisiana Tech tied for fifth. San Diego State dropped to seventh after a second loss.
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Bobcats Extend Winning Streak in 61 24 Victory
Childress High School A and B teams swept Boy Ranch in a double header. The A team won 61 to 24 for its fourth straight victory, while the Junior Varsity edged 53 to 35. Bruce Evans led with 21 points, Wallace Campbell added 15, Randy Nance had 11, and multiple players contributed. The Varsity travels to the Iowa Park Tournament starting tomorrow.
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Baylor Texas Open Season With High Scoring Wins
Baylor 103 Arlington State 85 and Texas 104 Texas Wesleyan 64 showcase fast paced offenses in non conference play. TCU ends drought with 91 66 win over Austin College while SMU edges Oklahoma City 89 76. Texas A&M drops 82 73 to Memphis State as Tigers pull away late.
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Jerome doubtful for Cuba Games in Havana
Sprinter Harry Jerome, Tokyo bronze medalist in the 100 meters, likely will skip the Cuba Amateur Athletic Union festival in Havana this month. Only Enrique Figerola of Cuba is a definite entrant. Robert Hayes of Florida A&M has declined participation.
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Wall Street Chatter Review From The Markets
Bache & Co. advocates accumulating selected issues on price dips despite global monetary unease and holds that the Dow Jones average could still improve. ELF Hutton’s Newton D. Zinder notes a technical picture in steel after October-driven declines nearing support. The International Statistical Bureau says higher discount rates will only have a nominal, temporary stock price impact unless money supply tightens sharply.
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Udall Described as Triple Threat Athlete by Johnson
President Johnson praised Interior Secretary Stewart Udall as a three sport standout at Arizona during a lunch honoring Olympic medalists. The White House transcript notes Udall was an All Conference guard on the 1946 to 1948 Arizona basketball team, and Johnson also implied he played football for Arizona.
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