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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1964
Page
17
In New Orleans the AAU and Sugar Bowl clash over track plans as Olympic champions were slated to attend but disagreements have halted the event. Track chairman Herb Pall denies the fallout will cancel all festivities, stressing unresolved disputes remain.
Stanford Indians routed Tulane Green Wave 93 69 in an intersectional game as all 12 Stanford players scored. Tulane led 43 35 at halftime before Stanford, led by Craig Cordes and Ray Kosanke with 11 and 13 points, pulled away. Al Andrews scored 26 for Tulane, Hinckley 19 for Stanford. Stanford outrebounded Tulane 56 25.
The article lists a long day of national telecasts starting Friday at 10:45 am PST featuring Cotton Bowl Arkansas versus Nebraska and Sugar Bowl Arkansas? Syracuse. It mentions the Orange Bowl Alabama versus Texas at 4:45 pm PST and two more postseason games on Saturday: Florida State versus Oklahoma in the dealer Bowl at Jacksonville and the East-West Shrine in San Francisco.
Michigan coach Bump Elliott said the Wolverines looked tired during two a day drills while refining punting and passing for the Rose Bowl against Oregon State. Several players reported bumps and bruises, with daily sessions planned for four more days as UCLA hosts Oregon State practice.
Oklahoma's football squad arrived Saturday night in Jacksonville aboard a chartered plane for the Gator Bowl clash with Florida. The trip set the stage for the game as the team prepared to face the Gators in Florida stadium.
California trailed by one late, had a last second jumper by Dan Wolthers that fell short as Wyoming held on 75-74. Wolthers led Cal with 21 points while Wyoming’s Lynn Robinson and Leoty Clark fueled fast breaks. California is 2-5 on the season and heads to a rematch with Yale? lanes. Wyoming travels to Stanford.
Heavy rain forced the West football squad to work out indoors yesterday in preparation for the fourth annual Shrine Classic in San Francisco on January 2. Coach John McKay directed a one hour drill as quarterbacks Craig Morton and Bob Berry sharpened their passing with a high completion rate.
San Francisco indoor opener adds two U S Olympic track stars Tom Farrell of St John’s and steeplechase ace George Young as entries for the Bay Area meet January 9 at Cow Palace. Both helped the 1960 squad in Tokyo and bring top national credentials to the event amid growing Olympic anticipation.
West Paces Lakers clinched another victory as they dominated the game on Page III-1 with strong defense and balanced scoring led by key players to extend their winning streak.
Cincinnati Royals dominate Philadelphia with strong rebounds and fast breaks in the third quarter led by Jack Tory Tan's shooting as they beat the 76ers 135 to 125. Key players include Arnette, Hairston, Dierking, Kerr, and Warley contributing points and assists in a high scoring NBA contest.
Officials of the Quarter Midge seek dry ground as rain and a slippery cement floor at a Hayward warehouse hampered indoor racing plans. QMA Grand National qualifying begins at Kennedy Park today with finals after. If rain continues, the board may delay or cancel races and a victory dinner may be called off.
Illinois, Wichita, Oregon and Utah State top ECAC and Far West Classic action in Philadelphia and Portland. Wichita State beat Pittsburgh 100-50 with Dave Stallworth scoring 22 and Skip Thoren 25 as Illinois routed NYU 102-79. Oregon upset Purdue 82-76 while Tennessee defeated Portland 70-59. Utah and California posted routs, with Rhode Island and others also noted in the roundups.
In San Francisco at the Cow Palace last night Kenji Shibuya defeated Mark Leuwin in a three falls match. Ray Stevens and Don Manoukian teamed to beat Pepper Gomez and Jose Lothario in tag action.
Boston erased a 15 point first half deficit to defeat St. Louis 97 to 85 as Celtics pulled away late. Key players included Sanders and Russell delivering scoring and steady play while St. Louis showed flashes early before Boston tightened defensively.
Johnnie Egan drove for a decisive layup with one second remaining to lift the New York Knickerbockers to a 118 118 victory over the Baltimore Bullets in Baltimore AP report notes the dramatic finish and the close scoreline.
Cleveland Williams, the heavyweight boxer, spent Christmas in hospital after being shot on November 28 during a scuffle with a highway patrolman near Tomball Texas. He underwent surgery and remained in intensive care with a second operation on December 17 to address ongoing complications. Williams had been suspended indefinitely from WBA sanctioned fights.
Muhammad Ali praised Liston while Cassius Clay said he pity’s Liston amid a drunken driving arrest in Denver. Liston faces charges after a noon incident. Clay, in Louisville, proposed a Liston rematch to profit from the affair. Meanwhile Houston Oilers coach Hugh Taylor reshapes staff with Lou Rymkus and Joe Spencer guiding lines and backs.
The report lists teams and scores with San Francisco and Virginia among the contenders. Standings show mixed results as weather affects performances and momentum shifts across matchups.
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