Spectator Opinion Praises Boys Basketball Over Girls
John W. Catlin of Jamestown NC argues in favor of boys over girls night basketball, criticizing girls play as lacking skill and predicting larger crowds for a strictly boys game. He calls for earlier finishes, better officiating, and separate physical fitness concerns from actual basketball.
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Michigan Wins Rose Bowl in Dominant Fashion Over Oregon State
Michigan defeats Oregon State 34 to 7 at Pasadena in the 51st Rose Bowl. A controversial 84 yard run by Mel Anthony helped spark the Wolverine comeback after an early Beavers lead. The Wolverines outgained and outpaced Oregon State, sealing a fourth Rose Bowl title in four appearances.
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Gator Bowl Signs Eleven To Pro Football
In Jacksonville four early signees plus seven more from Oklahoma and Florida State join the professional ranks. Players named include full back Jim Grisham halfback Lance Rentzel tackle Ralph Neely and end West Skidgel from Oklahoma already had signed.
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Stock Car Racing 1964 Ends with Tragedy and Progress
The 1964 NASCAR season saw record prize money totaling 2 561 784 dollars and nine million in track attendance. Three Southern drivers died plus others nationwide, prompting calls for speed reductions and new 1965 specifications. Key figures include Richard Petty, Fireball Roberts, Little Joe Weatherly, Jim Pardue, Eddie Sachs, and Dave McDonald amid USAC and Chrysler engine debates shaping next season.
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Chrysler backed stockers split on Nascar tracks in 1965
USAC suspends Paul Goldsmith for NASCAR race amid Chrysler backed teams split over Nascar sites. Ray Fox builds Oldsmobile cars for NASCAR. France defends new specs to level field for independent owners with factory parts. Longer wheelbase showrooms slow cars 10 to 12 mph vs 1964. fans to flock in 1965.
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Moreau's Toe Could Boost LSU To No 1 In 1965
LSU coach Charlie McClendon eyes a near‑certain rise after Sugar Bowl hero Doug Moreau kicked a 28‑yard winner to upend Syracuse 13–10. Zezell Moreau accounted for much of LSU's scoring. six seniors depart, leaving questions about next year.
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Bullets GM Claims Referees Favor Opponents in NBA Games
Baltimore Bullets General Manager Paul Hoffman charged that referees are not calling fouls fairly, citing their close ties to owner Arnold Heft. He noted the referees’ perceived bias in recent games and criticized officiating standards affecting his team’s play. Heft is a former NBA referee, retired in 1961 after 15 years on the court. Hoffman referenced a Cleveland game where Oscar Robinson was charged with four fouls.
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Pros Say Nothing On Signings
NFL commissioner Pete Rozelle and NCAA officials avoided public statements on early college star signings amid double deals and a brewing dispute. The issue centers on players like Jim Wilson who reportedly signed with two teams, prompting expected discussion at the NCAA annual meeting.
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Royal Questions Trophy Pace After Texas Upset of Alabama
Texas coach Darrell Royal says Alabama should not expect a trophy after Texas defeated the top ranked Crimson Tide. Royal notes he felt the same about Navy and Nebraska bowl matchups, questioning awards despite big wins. Bryant of Alabama defends his team and rejects comparisons to other great squads.
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Nebraska Poised For Strong 1965 Season After Cotton Bowl Loss
Nebraska, coming off a Cotton Bowl defeat to Arkansas, rebuilds for 1965 with five offensive starters and ten defensive regulars returning. QB Bob Churchich and backfield standout Frank Solich headline the returning talent, while Arkansas star Fred Marshall Ronnie Caveness and Ken Hatfield depart. The Cornhuskers aim for a power year as both teams head home after a hard fought game.
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Longhorns Hold Off Opponents in Dramatic Goal-Line Stand
Namath battled through an injured knee to throw for 255 yards and two touchdowns as Texas, led by Jim Hudson and the ground game of Ernie Kay, displayed strong offense and defense. The defense clamped down in the final four plays to preserve a late lead, with Texas scoring its first points since 1961 and threatening again in the second period on a 69 yard pass play.
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Browns Top Exibition Run in Eastern Conference League
The Cleveland Browns posted a 4 win 1 loss exhibition record this summer, the best mark among Eastern Conference Football League teams. The team showed early form ahead of the regular season with a balanced offense and sturdy defense in the five-game slate.
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