Evansville Upsets Northwestern In Big Boy Battle
Evansville, ranked No. 1 among small colleges, rallied from a halftime deficit to beat Northwestern 83-75 behind Sam Watkins 15 rebounds and Larry Humes 26 points. The Aces also chased other top programs as Michigan, Wichita, Kentucky, and Ohio State posted wins in a busy college slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickas
Northwestern
Evansville
Iown
Aces
North
Ern Gp ET .Wildcats
Sam Watkins
Jim Pitts
Watkins
Larry Humes
Michigan
Indiana State
Wichia
Texas
Kentucky
Iowa State
Mets Offer $500000 For NL Stars In Bold Target Swap
The New York Mets have offered $500000 for outfielder Willie Davis of the Dodgers and plan similar bids for four other NL stars: Billy Williams, Willie Mays, Hank Aaron, and Sandy Koufax. Grant said offers were made or will be. OMalley indicated Davis alone was involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Down
UPI
NEW York
New York Mets
Los Angeles Dodgers
Willie Davis
United Press International
Mets
Billy Williams
Chicago Cubs
Willie Mays
San Francisco Giants
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee Braves
Sandy Koufax
Dodgers
M. Donald Grant
New York Yankees
Pot Davis
Dodger
Walter O'Malley
Los Angeles
Grant
Wo Davis
Frank Howard Grant
Hobes Sound
Fla
Davis
NFL Leads in Signing Top College Players Over AFL
NFL has signed roughly twice as many college standouts as the AFL for 1964. Four AFL teams and seven NFL clubs signed first round choices, with notable picks like Jack Snow to the Vikings and Bears dual first-round selections Gayle Sayers and Dick Butkus. Dallas Cowboys lead the NFL with seven signees, including Craig Morton and Olympic sprinter Bob Hayes. Buffalo tops the AFL with eight signees, while Oakland adds five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
National Football League
American League
NFL
AFL
Houston Oilers
Buffalo Bills
Oakland Raiders
San Diego Chargers
New York Giants
Detroit Lions
Chicago Bears
Dallas Cowboys
Los Angeles Rams
Baltimore Colts
San Francisco
Jack’s Snow
Notre Dame
Minnesota Vikings
Reams
Vikings
Bears
Gayle Sayers
Kansas
Dick Butkus
Illinois
Chicago
Tennessee
Cowboys
Craig Morton
California
Bob Hayes
Florida A&m
Giants
Buffalo
Oakland
Aggies face Memphis in rematch at home
Texas A&M seeks revenge after an 82-73 loss at Memphis State in the season opener. The Aggies have won three games this season. Texas Christian meets Houston, while Arkansas falls 66-52 to Oklahoma State as frail shooting trials continue. Gene Johnson Hassmann and King John Talkington pace OSU and Arkansas scorers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Cazzie Russell
Wolverines
Bill Buntin
Dave Stallworth
Wichita
Wheat Shockers
Kentucky
North Carolina State
Wildcats
Pat Riley
Bob Siegler
Iowa State
al Rowley
Ohio State
Butler
St Bonaventure
Villa Madonna
George Carter
Western Michigan
Idaho State
Jim Maglisceu
Cornell
Syracuse
North Texas
Houston
Oklahoma State
Arkansas
Georgia Tech
Mississippi State
Florida State
Florida
Jim Maglisceau
United Press International
Texas Aggies
Memphis State
Texas Christian
Houston Cougars
Aggies
Tennessee Tigers
Memphis
Tigers
TCU
University of Arkansas
Razorbacks
Cowboys
Gene Johnson
Gary Hassmann
James King John
Talkington
Hogs
Evansville Leads Nation in Small College Basketball Ranking
Evansville Aces remain No. 1 in the UPI small college poll with 336 points from 29 first place votes, up from 299. Grambling slips to second. Akron, Fresno State, and Wittenberg hold the top five as Southern Illinois moves to seventh after a 78-55 upset of Oklahoma State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Evansville Aces
Aces
United Press International
Evansville
Grambling
Swansville
Iowa
Northwestern
Notre Dame
Louisiana State
George Washington
Denver
Massachusetts
Akron
Fresno State
Wittenberg
Hofstra
St. Joseph's
Southern Ilinois
Oklahoma State
State College of Town
Iowans
Rockhurst
Youngstown
Pirates Acquire Rogers From Cubs In Cash Deal
Chicago Cubs veteran shortstop Andre Rogers, a .239 hitter last season, was sold to the Pittsburgh Pirates for cash and minor league shortstop Roberto Pena. Pena, who hit .303 for Asheville of the Southern League last season, was immediately assigned to the Cubs Salt Lake City farm club in the Pacific Coast League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirates
Rodgers
Chicago
UPI
Chicago Cub
Andre Rogers
Pittsburgh Pirates
Roberto Pena
Pena
Ashville
Cub
Salt Lake City
Cepeda Weighs Giants Future After Surgery Recovery
Orlando Cepeda speaks with candor about the San Francisco Giants prospects for next season while declining to detail the team's latest collapse. He notes his health is improving after a recent surgery and is optimistic about contributing in the comeback effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millon Richman
UPS
NEW York
Orlando Cepeda
San Francisco Giants
Cepeda
Cepeda Hopes Giants Win Pennant Next Year From Hospital Bed
Cepeda, recovering from knee surgery, says the Giants can win the next season with the same core, praising manager Herman Franks and noting his respect for Dark but offering no comment on criticism of the 1964 Giants. He recalls hitting 21 homers and 102 RBIs while batting .304 in 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giants
Alvin Dark
Dlugger
Santurce
P.R
Cepeda
Dark
Herman Franks
Franks
Puerto Rico
Winnor
Giant
Willie Mays
College Basketball Results Roundup
College teams posted a deep set of results across the circuit. Notable scores include Army 83 over Amherst 48 and Connecticut 78 over Harvard 63. Other outcomes feature Iowa 96 over Marist 70 and Massachusetts 79 over Rhode Island 67 with a mix of upsets and solid showings from multiple colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Mast
Army
Amherst
Brooklyn Coll
Brooklyn Poly
St. Michael’s
Norwich U
Connecticut
Harvard
Salem St
Worcester St
Iowa
Marist
Providence
Brown
Cornell
Syracuse
Yale
Fordham
Massachusetts
Rhode Isl
American Int
Clark
Williams
Trinity (Conn
Cheney St
Millersville St
Fairfield
Seton Hall
King's Coll
Hartford
St. Bonaventure
Brian Piccolo crowned 1964 NCAA scoring and rushing champion
New York UPI reports Brian Piccolo has been named the 1964 NCAA scoring and rushing king by the National Collegiate Athletic Association. The accolade caps his remarkable rise from humble beginnings to football supremacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Brian Piccolo
National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
Knick Rally Ends Slump With 111 90 Win Over Bullets
Coach Eddie Donovan deploys a fine tipped strategy and boosts from Johnny Egan and rookie helpers as the Knicks snap a six game slide by beating the Baltimore Bullets 111 90 at Baltimore. Boozer scores 20. Egan pours in 26 with 15 in the third. Reed 16. Komives 13. Barnes 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Knickerbocker
Eddie Donovan
Donovan
Knicks
Baltimore Bullets
National Basketball Association
Baltimore
New York
Bol Boozer
Boozer
Knick
Johnny Egan
Willis Reed
Howie Komives
Jim Barnes
Cincinnati
Detroit
Pistons
Royals
Oscar Robertson
Adrian Smith
Jerry Lucas
Smith
Paramount signs Brown to film deal after Rio Conchos
Cleveland Browns fullback Jimmy Brown, a gridiron star, signs with Paramount Pictures to star in a movie following his Rio Conchos performance. Paramount Vice-President Howard W. Koch announced the long contract. Philadelphia Eagles coach Joe Kuharich credited for a record 15 year general manager contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holly Wood
UPT
Cleveland Brown
Jimmy Brown
Paramount Pictures
Brown
Paramount
Howard W. Koch
Douglas
Philadelphia
Joe Kuharich
Philadelphia Eagles
National Football League
UCLA Quarterback Zeno Signs as Dallas Free Agent
UCLA quarterback Larry Zeno went unsigned by the NFL or AFL and was signed by the Dallas Cowboys as a free agent. The 6 foot 190 pound player is expected to serve as running back and punt specialist after Dallas traded punter Sam Baker to Philadelphia for flanker Tommy McDonald. A Browns Giants clash looms over regional telecasts with possible realignment based on its outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeno
Dallas
UPI
UCLA
Larry Zeno
Dallas Cowboys
National Football League
Sam Baker
Philadelphia
Tommy McDonald
NEW York
Cleveland Browns
New York Giants
Browns
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
First Coffee License Tied to Dorothy Jones in Boston 1670
The earliest license to sell coffee in the colonies was issued to Dorothy Jones of Boston in 1670. Merchants' Coffeehouse opened in New York in 1737 and is claimed by some authorities to be the birthplace of the American Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonies
Dorothy Jones
Boston
New York
TV Guide Broadcast Schedule Snapshot for December 10 1904
Readable fragment shows multiple TV listings across stations KFOX KGNC KALZ KEDA and others with programs from Huntley Brinkley Report through Tonight Show, Weather, Newsreels, and classic series. Numerous times and show names listed in a dense grid format.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KFOX
Charles Thompson
Daniel Boon
Danny Thomas
Hayes
Kraft Suspense Theatre
NBC News
Television Schedule Fragments from December 11 1964
A fragmented TV guide lists daily programs across stations KGNC KFDA KAUZ and KVII including Today Show Huntley Brinkley News Captain Kangaroo Andy of Mayberry I Love Lucy The Doctors Password Edge of Night Secret Storm and General Hospital plus daily weather and market reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KFDX
Daddy
MBC News
NBC
NBC News
Funny Company
KGNC
NBC L
Loretta Young
KFDA
Farm & Ranch
Tri-State Report
CBS Morning News
Andy of
Mayberry
Real McCoys
Love of Life
CBS News
Guiding Light
Proud Eagle
iLune Ranger
CBS Evening News
Electronic News
Dan
True Weather
Kauz TV
Perspective
Scope
Kvll
Tennesee
Ernie Ford
Ann Sothern
Ray Millana
General Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
Martin Lader
Purple Aces
O'Malley
Musial
Mars
Mays
Willie
Leggeue
Aaron
Koufax
Bob Lilly
Charla Thivins
Bivins
Bob Smith
Ralph Baker
New York Jets
Baker
South Baltimore U
Old Common
Va. Miliary
Virginia
W. Va. Tech
Salem
Coll. of Charleston
St. Andrew's
Iowa St
Sewanee
Florida St
Jacksonville U
Stetson
Miss. St
Midwest
Western Mich
Idaho St
Ohio St
Indiana St
Huntington
St. Bernard
Miami
Ohio
Dayton
Steubenville
St. Francis
Hillsdale
Findlay
Bluffton
Olivet
Defiance
Berea
Wilmington
Illinois Tech
Aurora
Monmouth
St. Ambrode
Indiana Central
St. Cloud
Texas Western
Omaha U
Nebraska Wes
Southwest
Oklahoma St
West Air Force
Missouri
Oregon St
Arizona St
Fine
Paramount Inks
T.V. Guide
Kalz TV
Walter Cronkite
Channel 6
Weather In Motion
Evil TV
Texas News
ABC News
the Flinstones
Donna Reed
Peyton Plage
Jimmy Dean
Bill Bailey
Cinema
Keda TV
Perry Mason
Bailey’s of
Balboa
the Defenders
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!