Auto-bobbing Excites Carling D'Ampezz Banquet Show
A Ford Cortina banquet in Carling D Ampezz Malaysia spotlights auto-bobbing a new European fad. Jim Clark, 1963 world driving champion, touts the sport as thrilling though perilous with cars tilting vertically on banked turns and narrowly avoiding embankments. Top Bay Cities Racing Association midget champs named. George Orwell nods to bleak sports futures with turbine powered Grand Prix concept featuring hand control and restrained steering.
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Jim Clark
Clark
Carling D'Ampezz
Maly
U.S
Lake Placid
New York
Ttle Bay Cities Racing Association
Dick Atkins
Hay Ward
Humber
Bob DeJong
Hayward
George Orwell
Farm of Rubery, Owen & Company
Sports Car Calendar Promotes January Events
Saturday January 9 features Northgate Automotive races at Front Hoe Romest to San Rafael with film showings and free admission. Thursday to Sunday January 11 to 14 marks Seventh annual Boat Specie and Travel Sham at Santa Clare County Fete Grounds Sandpi, including Snow Exposition Hall events and a car show in Pavilion Building.
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Northgate Agtomotive
Tarva Linde
San Rafael
Anual
Specie
Traval Sham
Santa Clare Cousty
Avisrama
Gestom
Addlyalen
Iuntrys
EL Dorada
Phillies award record Christmas bonus to all staff
The Philadelphia Phillies announced a sweeping Christmas bonus for every employee from vice presidents to support staff after a season that slipped away from a National League pennant chase. The bonuses, issued last week, totaled up to over 15 per person in some cases, according to club officials.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Phillies
Arkansas
Bobby Delgreco
Vanyear
Inday
Christmas season prompts caution in driving and racing culture
The piece laments year end distractions from car upkeep and Christmas prep while warning of increased accidents. It recalls a racing maxim that drivers share responsibility for all on track and notes upcoming events such as the Boat, Sports and Travel Show in San Jose and coverage of racers like Denise McCluggage.
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Solus
County Fairgrounds
San Jose
Denise McCluggage
Skiing
Team Sprint
Bruce's Tires
Fremont ‘Touring Club
Riverside Raceway
Taguna Seca
Scramp
Giants Sign Ninth Round Tackle John Pricy
New York Giants add ninth round pick John Pricy a 3225 pound tackle from Ohio University to their roster.
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NEW York
UPT
New York Giants
John Pricy
Ohio University
Davidson Sets Two Records With Raiders
Davidson set two club records for the Oakland Raiders despite limited play in a season finale, including passing yards 2489 and touchdown passes 23, while Claude Gibson posted new marks for punt returns and yards. The 1964 Raiders finished strong with a record 4.1 rushing yards per attempt and 10 team and eight individual standards, including Powell and Gibson among the leaders.
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Catton
David ‘Son
Hye
Oakland’ Raiders
Raiders
Davidson
Tom Flores
Flores
Claude Gibson
Raider
Rams
Davison
Moat Pat Cawgah
Art Powell
Powell
Moat Pals
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Bibi Wa
Gibson
Grae
F. de Roberson
Srck Larecheld
Fae
Erane
Ford
IBM
DiMaggio Declines Crosby Pro Am Invitation
San Francisco hoped for a January appearance by Joe DiMaggio in the Bing Crosby National Pro Am. DiMaggio sends a polite no citing back problems and desire to help his pro. Also notes Oregon State in Rose Bowl contention and Michigan's perfect record against Stanford and California.
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San Francisco
UPI
Dse
Joe
DiMaggio
Michigan
Gregon State
Los Angeles
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West
California
Corvallis
Oregon State
Stanford
Southern California
Ex Nebraska Star Hopp Dies at 46 in Hastings
Harry Hopp, former Nebraska backfield star from 1938 to 1949, died Tuesday likely of a heart attack at age 46. He played for the Huskers in the Rose Bowl, spent four seasons with the Detroit Lions, later with the Buffalo Bisons and Los Angeles Dons, and was brother of major leaguer Johnny Hopp.
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Harry Hopp
Hopp
University of Nebraska
Huskers
Detroit Lions
Buffalo Bisons
Los Angeles Dons
Harry
Johnny Hopp
Tuetter's Rasses Ke games scheduled
A compact sports note lists Tuetter's Rasses Ke set to play a series of hockey league games. Details on opponents, dates, and venues are not fully readable in the fragment.
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Nat's Hockey League
Tuetter
Bruins Win Streak Fueled by Goodrich in USC Victory
UCLA improves to six straight wins after an 84-74 defeat of Southern California led by Gail Goodrich with 24 points. The Bruins, ranked, chase national title momentum as other top teams post wins ahead of the holidays.
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Bruins
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Bays
Illnois
Southern California
Angeles
Indiana State
Arizona State
Oklahoma State
Marquette
Boston College
Southspaw
Gail Goodrich
Walt Hazzard
Goodrich
Hazzard
Trojans
Minnesota
Chicago
Loyola
St. Louis
Kentucky
Davidson
Virginia
Associated Press
Vanderbilt
Miami
Ohio
Nashville
Brigham Young
Ohio State
Provo
Utah
John Fairchild
College basketball scores from a chaotic roundup card
A scrambled listing shows multiple college games with final scores and team mentions across regions. Notable entries include UCLA, Ohio State, Washington, Gonzaga, Seton Hall, Florida State, Clemson, and Kentucky with diverse results and inconsistent formatting throughout the page.
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UCLA
Sachern Caltornts
Brigham Young
Ohio State
Pacifice Calit
Ariza State
Manferd
Oreghy
Bertland
Sea Diego State
Russburg
Montana
És Murbaidt
Southern Oregon
Bayles Washington
Vanderbilt
Aslam
Ohio
Teaneasen
Florida State
Georgia
Clemson
Grambing
Stillman
Midwest Dlenerota
Chicago
Loyola
St. Louis
Kentucky
Newtaske
California
Oklahomas City
Creighton
Duirait
Colorado State
Knicks Beat Warriors In High-Scoring Loss For SF
New York Knicks overwhelmed the San Francisco Warriors 124 to 98 as Wilt Chamberlain led SF with 46 points and Nate Thurmond grabbed 20 rebounds. The Knicks shot 38.9 percent to SF's 40.9 and outrebounded 74 to 73. The defeat drops San Francisco 24 games behind division leader.
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Knicks
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New York
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Jand Thurmond
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Los Angeles
Coates
Jalchinin
Arad
Maniwr
Chacpeit
Revere Egan
al Kr
Vereen
Melema
Ierman
Ex Head Coaches To Aid Taylor In Oilers Roster
Houston Oilers reorganize staff with Hugh Bones Taylor named field manager replacing Sammy Baugh who steps down. Baugh remains backfield coach. Lowry Rymkus eyed for assistant role, creating a record five former head coaches on one staff since 1960. Taylor plans multiple quarterbacks in practice but not on game day.
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Houston Oilers
Hugh
Bones) Taylor
Sammy Baugh
Haugh
Low Rymkus
Oilers
Rymkus
Taylor
Wynne, Ark
Baugh
Washington Redskins
New York
Iilans
Waugh
West Texas
Foo Uch
Tulsa
Jerry Riome
Seattle Rainiers Rename to Seattle Angels in City
The Seattle Rainiers renamed themselves the Seattle Angels yesterday in Seattle Washington. The Los Angeles Angels announced the Pacific Coast League club would switch names and sign a one year lease for Sick's Seattle Stadium for IMS season. Edo Vanni was named manager of theAngels.
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UPI
Seattle Rainiers
Seattle Angels
Los Angeles Angels
Sick
Angels
Edo Vanni
World of Sports follows boxing talks and college notes
Promoter Willlei and Clay Liston clash rumors surface as Machen title eliminations target June in five cities. WBA plans to recognize Terrell Machen winner for defense against Patterson Chuvalo. boxing news spans Cassius Clay’s camp talks, Italian Sal ties speculation, and Olympic links. Football headlines include Steelers and Browns in NFL title game context and Rose Bowl prep. College news covers Michigan and Oregon State at Disneyland, Syracuse injury woes, and Sugar Bowl readiness.
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She
World Boxing Association
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Ort Kingpateh
Thailand
Machen
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Washing-vatere Buernat
Italy
Neceston
George Chuvalo
Cassius Clay
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Tokyo
Angelo Dundee
Lisyd Dane
Buena Park
Robert Skene
Santa Barbara
U.S. Polo Assn
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Michigan
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California
Disneyland
Bump Elliot
Anaheim
Syracuse
John Krek
Naval Air Station
Pensacola
Krok
Louisiana State
New Orleans
Bill Vasilius
John Huarte
Jack Snow
Jerry Rhame
Roger Staubach
Four Major Grid Coaching Jobs Now Vacant
Phil Dickens of Indiana resigns after seven-year tenure and moves to off campus activities. Navy UCLA and Pennsylvania seek new coaches. Hardin Barnes and Stiegman depart their posts amid a wave of changes as NCAA meets approach in Chicago.
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Bill Barnes
John Stiegman
Dickens
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Boiling Green
Gene Stallings
Bear Bryant
Alabama
Foldberg
Bob Gibson
Perry
Rane
Fane
Arm—Hark Forseray Gene
Soalling
John Stigman
Jane
Holy Cross
Eddie Anderson
Mel Paatticee
Glyton
Pete
Chelo Huerta
Lawrence Bernie Hesalian
Robsects
Fight Results in Sacramento and Sardinia
A boxing night reports Tatil from Sacramento knocking out Joey Geyvin in the main event. Also listed are Andreas Silanes from Sardinia and Alberta Sertl with GN Tab involvement in the card, details unclear due to OCR errors.
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Tatil
Joey Geyvin
Sacraments
Sassari
Sardinia
Andreas Silanes
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