Browns Capture NFL Title in Shutout of Colts
The Cleveland Browns defeated the Baltimore Colts 27 to 0 to win the NFL championship. Gary Collins starred with three touchdown catches as Frank Ryan connected on four passes to him, including scoring plays of 18, 42, and 51 yards. Lou Groza added two field goals as Cleveland seized the title in freezing weather before 79,544 at Municipal Stadium.
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Lou Groza
Jimmy Bown
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Baltimore
Tim Gilburg Gond
Groza
Andy Robustelli
New York Giants
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Arthur B. Modell
Cleveland Browns
Blanton Collier
Paul Brown
St. Louis
Buffalo Bills
San Diego Chargers
Arctic
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Top ranked teams clash in holiday tournament action
Op ranked teams see action in tournaments as college basketball heats up nationwide. Michigan, UCLA, Cincinnati, John’s, La Salle, Syracuse, Princeton, Temple, Indiana and others headline multi city rounds with first round play, semifinals and finals spread across venues like Charlotte, San Jose, Philadelphia and Honolulu.
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Penn Palestra
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Maria Jelinek
Lake Placid
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Shea Stadium
Los Angeles
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College Basketball Results From Various Tournaments
United Press International reports first round results across multiple tournaments. Wichita defeats Pittsburgh 109 58 at the Quaker City event in Philadelphia while St Josephs tops Holy Cross 82 63. Illinois beats New York University 102 79 and Villanova falls 52 47. Kansas State 75 Oklahoma 69 and Kansas 72 Iowa State 55 in the Big Eight. Portland hosts Far West Classic results with Tennessee 70 Portland 59 and Oregon 92 Purdue 76. Santa Clara 91 San Barbara 69 and Hawaii Invitational action includes Wisconsin 70 Boston College 69. Additional scores include Utah State 91 Evansville 13 and Massachusetts 82 Drake 87 Northwestern 69. Houston 74 Rhode Island 68 and Florida State 74 Tulsa 72. Tulane 65 Creighton 86 and South Dakota 67.
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Cousy to call NBA games for ABC starting January 3
Former Celtics star Bob Cousy vows a new broadcast style for ABC TV with vivid description and strategic analysis on all key plays. NFL notes cover the Cowboys 1964 fifth place finish, Don Meredith injury impact, and AFL NFL contracts shaping future world series, plus college hoop tournaments and the Mets night-game expansion.
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UPI
Bob Cousy
Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
Abc-Tv
Dallas Cowboys
Don Meredith
Celtics hand Pistons sixth straight loss in tight finish
Boston defeated Detroit 112 106 at Fort Wayne as Sam Jones scored 40 and John Havlicek added key baskets to break a 104 104 tie. Detroit led by 18 in the first half but could not hold the lead despite strong showings from Dave De Busscherre and Oscar Robertson who scored 48 for Cincinnati in a separate game.
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Cincinnati
Jack McMahon
National Basketball Association
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Royals
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Detroit
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Pistons
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Sam Jones
John Havlicek
Dave de Busscherre
Oscar Robertson
Baltimore
Gus Johnson
Walt Bellamy
Bullets
Don Ohl
Baily Howell
St. Louis
New York Knickerbockers
Hawks
Bob Pettit
Richie Guerin
Len Wilkens
Hawk
Charley Vaughn
Knicks
Jim Barnes
Bob Boozer
Jim Houston Leads Dallas All Star Rodeo Bareback Riding
Jim Houston of Omaha captured the bareback riding lead with 81 points in the Dallas All-Star Rodeo second go round. Vernon Kerns of Hearne topped steer wrestling with 8.2 seconds, and Sis Armstrong led the Girls Rodeo Association barrel racing at 16.8 seconds. The event runs nightly through Thursday with a full rundown of Sunday results.
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Vernon Kerns
Hearne
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Lis Armstrong
Marietta Okla
Ardith Bruce
Fountain
Colo
Allene Gavior
Colorado Springs
Col
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Lake Charles
Billy Rogers
Austin
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Laramie
Wyo
Eugene Weakley
Wichita Falls
Ted Smalley
Burkburnett
Delbert Alexander
Talco
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Sis Armstrong
Marietta
Okla
Arlene Gaylor
Dottye Goodspeed
St Louis
Dorothy Snow
Denison
Wanda Bush
Mason
Pat Marr
Tularosa
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Meridian
Shawn Davis
Whitehall
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George Williams
Tulsa
Olin Youngs
Albuquerque
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Cypress
Mack Kinnibrugh
Duncan
Dean Oliver
Boise
Ida
R. C. Bales
Lewisville
Bill Williams
Clarksville
Bobcats to Play Memphis Tuesday
The Childress Bobcats junior and senior teams return to action in Memphis tomorrow night. The B game is set for 6:30 p m and the A game for 8 p m. Coach Kenneth West says he has been out of town and will see the players at today’s workout.
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Childress Bobcats
Memphis
Kenneth West
Sophomore Is Named Class AAA All State Football Player
Ten seniors and one sophomore earned spots on the 1964 Class AAA all state team chosen by the Texas Sports Writers Association. Highlighted by Bridge City’s Steve Worster as the lone non senior on the first team, the selections include players from Andrews Victor Clear Creek Lancaster San Marcos and other schools.
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UPI
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Don King
Wichita Falls
Hirschi
Johnny Valentino
Clear Creek
Kenneth Gidney
McKinney
Steve Worster
Bridge City
Worster
Bill Bradley
Palestine
Norman Bonner
Dumas
Leslie Brown
Snyder
Valentino
Greg Beesley
Lancaster
King
Gordon Klunkert
San Marcos
Sparky Robinson
Victor
Clif Larson
Beaumont Forest Park
Gidney
Andrews
Quirks in the News from Lompoc and Beyond
Local oddities and crime notes from across the region. Joe Cagianut reports vandalism on a car with a festive message in California. In Georgia two bandits threaten a store, but a shopper shields the moment by brandishing a peas can. New Mexico liquor dealers review free drinks for legislators and act on the practice.
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Cagianut
Somene
Fourth Prison Break Stuns East Church Prison
Christopher Cowell, aged 46, escaped from East Church prison in England on Sunday night marking his fourth breakout in 13 years. Police search continues as authorities assess security and potential accomplices.
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England
Christopher Cowell
Spectator Hunt at Chiefs Owner Lamar Hunt
Lamar Hunt, owner of the Kansas City Chiefs, has watched his team in 96 straight AFL games. Houston Astros nickname change endorsed by players from Colt 45s to Astros. Harvard Soccer selects Bill Kerstetter as captain, son of DePauw President William E. Kerstetter. New York University to play its 1000th intercollegiate basketball game against Penn State on December 17.
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UPI
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Kansas City Chiefs
Astrolae
Houston
UPT
Colt 45S
Astros
Harvard
Cambridge
Majds
Bill Kerstetter
Depauw University
William E. Kerstetter
Television Schedule Listings for December 28, 1964
Local TV stations KFOX KGNC KFDA KAUZ KVII list daily programs including news Weather Bristol Court Andy Williams Alfred Hitchcock NBC ABC CBS and local segments for Channel 3 4 6 7 with show times and specials such as The Tonight Show Lucy Show To Tell The Truth and Sea Hunt across the evening grid.
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Kfox - TV
Charles Thompson
Bristol Court
Andy Williams
Alfred Hitchock
NBC News
Kgnc - TV
KFDA
Andy Griffith
Slattery’s People
Kauz - TV
CBS News
Weather In Motion
Slattery
Kvii - TV
Bill Bailey
Don Peeples
Ron Cochran
ABC News
Wendy & Me
Tomarcow
the Guiding Light
News Report
Farm & Ranch News
Art Linkletter
Kauz TV
the Navy
Mayberry
Guiding Light
Television Schedule Highlights for December 29 1964
A dense broadcast grid lists KFDX KGNC KFDA KAUZ KVII and network programming. Notable items include Today shows Jeopardy The Match Game Doctor soaps News Weather and various children and game shows across four stations. Local public service and sports programming appear alongside national NBC CBS and ABC lineups.
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Weather Today
Daddy
MBC News
NBC
NBC News
KGNC
NBCS
Ruth Brent
Nbs-L
Nbc-L
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Sylvania TV
Farm & Ranch
Tri-State Report
CBS Morning News
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