All Americans Display Skill in Cage Wins
All-America Bill Bradley of Princeton and Dave Bing of Syracuse starred as top college players. Maryland’s Neil Brayton hit a 40-foot, one-handed shot with four seconds left to beat Penn State 72-71. Bradley led Princeton to 83-74 over Lafayette. Bing had 20 points and 11 assists in Syracuse’s 127-67 win over American. Kansas State, Tennessee, Texas Tech, Yale, Ohio State also won. notable late-game heroics and high-scoring nights marked the college hardwood action.
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Associated Press
Bill Bradley
Princeton
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Syracuse
Maryland
Neil Brayton
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Terps
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Ray Saunders
Nittany Lions
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Lafayette
Leopards
Bing
Eay
Kansas State
Creighton
Jeff Simons
Tennessee
Texas Tech
Plunteers
Richmond
Red Robbins
Red Raiders
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McMurry
Norman Reuther
Bob Trupin
Yale
Colale
Ohio State
All Dakota
Gogolak Sparks Bills To Thanksgiving Victory In AFL
In his first AFL season after Buffalo drafted Hungarian kicker Pete Gogolak from Cornell, the Bills earned a 27-24 win over San Diego on Thanksgiving. His 57 yard field goal in a Tampa exhibition helped sway the Bills’ decision, and his late 32 yard boot sealed the victory as Buffalo snapped a 10 game skid with help from a blocked pass interception and key late plays.
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Pete Gogolak
Buffalo Bills
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Gogolak
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Associated Press
Bills
Boston
San Diego
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Bullolo
Clarke shatters three mile world record in Melbourne
Australian distance ace Ron Clarke smashed the world mark for three miles in Melbourne, clocking 13 minutes 7.6 seconds. The effort beat Murray Halberg's 1961 record by 2.4 seconds as Clarke surged to the lead.
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Melbourne
Australia
Ron Clarke
Murray Halberg
New Zealand
Solunar Schedule From Knight Tables Guide Sports Timing
The page presents daily Solunar Periods from John Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES. Major periods begin at listed times and run about 90 minutes to two hours, bolded. Minor periods are shorter and in regular type. Plan fishing or hunting for peak activity based on these periods.
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John Alden Knight
All Conference 1964 Football Team Picks Announced
The Associated Press selects All Southland Conference players from Trinity Abilene Christian and Lamar Tech with Lamar Tech and Arkansas State leading with two picks each Four players were unanimous choices End Bill Yate no Arkansas State Tackle Larry Cox Abilene Christian Guard Anthony Guillory Lamar Tech Halfback Obert Logan Trinity Johnny Jones Trinity Pagano Arlington State Jack Hall Cox Summers Arkansas State Vernon McManus Lamar Tech Les Obie Trinity Hagaman Logan Love
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Associated Press
Trinity
Adliene Christian
Lamar Tech
Arkansas State
Bill Yateno
Larry Cox
Abilene Christian
Anthony Guillory
Obert Logan
Johnny Jones
Pagano
Jack Hall
Arlington State
Cox
Dan Summers
Guillory
Vernon McManus
Les Obie
Trini
Houston Deal for Howard Is Set Aside
Houston general manager Paul Richards and Dodgers GM Buzzie Bavasi had agreed on trading Frank Howard to Houston for Bob Aspromonte and pitcher Johnson, but Bob Smith, Houston's chairman, vetoed the move. The winter meetings also approved a high school and college player draft plan for minor leagues, with three annual drafts designed to curb high signing bonuses.
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Charles Maher
Associated Press
Houston
Frank Howard
Los Angeles Dodgers
Texas
Paul Richards
Dodger
Buzzie Bavasi
Howard
Bob Aspromonte
Johnson
Bob Smith
Aspromonte
Los Angeles Angels
Bo Belinsky
Philadelphia Phillies
Philadelphia
American
Legion
Celtics top Knicks 106 91 in Wednesday NBA clash
In NBA results Boston defeated New York 106 to 91. Detroit beat Cincinnati 125 to 115. St Louis narrowly topped Los Angeles 105 to 102. San Francisco beat poet 120 to 1. No Friday games scheduled. Detroit visits Philadelphia and other matchups listed for Friday.
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National Basketball Association
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Associated Press
Boston
New York
Detroit
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Poet
San Fancisco
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Baltimore
John Brown Falls to College of Emporia in Narrow Defeat
John Brown University shot 21 percent in the first half and lost 79-68 to College of Emporia in Emporia Kansas. Gary Keeling led JBU with 15 points while Glenn Rose and Gary Gibb hit 19 for Emporia as the Presbyterians pulled away after a 38-31 halftime edge.
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Kan
John Brown University
Ost
College of Emporia
JBU
Presbyterians
Gary Keeling
Glenn Rose
Gary Gibb
Emporial
Texas Tech drubs McMurry in SWC opener as conference goes 8-1
Norman Reuther scores 20 as Texas Tech rolls 114 to 70 over McMurry in a SWC season opener. Tech features two all conference players Harold Denny and Dub Malaisse among nine Red Raiders in double figures. Arkansas and Texas A&M lose by under ten as SWC teams outscore foes 634 to 528. Mississippi Southern and Georgia Tech games also noted.
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Associated Press
Norman Reuther
Texas Tech
McMurry
Tal
Harold Denny
Dub
Malaise
Tech
Gopens
Vanderbilt
Nashville
Arkansas
Texas A&m
Red Raiders
Preston Vice
Lloyd Mitchell
Texas Western
Raiders
Ranger Star Bob Nevin Injured in 3 3 Tie with Black Hawks
New York AP reports Ranger right wing Bob Nevin will miss a week to 10 days after injuring his right shoulder in the second period of a 3-3 tie with the Chicago Black Hawks. He underwent X rays at St Clare's Hospital.
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New York
Ranger
Bob Nevin
Chicago Black Hawks
Nevin
Bobkittens Lose Kitty Cats Win Bradley Opener
In the Bradley tournament opener Fouke blanked the Bobkittens 47 to 32 as Bobkittens exceed in turnovers and miscues. Richard Sallee led with eight points followed by Henley six and Middlebrooks Turner two each. Junior Girls beat Wouke 47 to 30 led by Carol Anthony with thirty points Frankie King nine Hartsfield six Sallee two.
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Hope Star
Bobkittens
Fouke
Bradley
Kittens
Richard Sallee
John Henley
Donnie Middlebrooks
Danny Turner
Buz Andrews
Kitty Cats
Wouke
Guernsey
Carol Anthony
Frankie King
Gail Hartsfield
Sallee
Arnie Palmer to cut his tournament schedule next year
Arnold Palmer says he will limit himself to about 15 tournaments next season. He has played 25 or more events annually for a decade and wants golf to remain fun. Palmer spoke before the Canada Cup International Matches in Hawaii, noting fatigue from a 30th event year and travels to Australia and Japan.
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Maul
Hawaii
Arnie
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Australia
Japan
Daylad
Uss
Five Named to Boxing Hall of Fame in 198? Announcement
NEW YORK AP five new members join boxing Hall of Fame Lou Ambers Jim Braddock Georges Carpentier Kid Lewis and Sam Colyer announced Wednesday bringing total fighters to 82 Ambers and Braddock chosen by boxing writers while Carpentier Lewis and Colyer selected by a special committee Colyer listed as Sam Col yer in source text
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New York
Hall of Fame
Lou Ambers
Jim Braddock
Georges
Carpentier
Kid
Lewis
Sam Colyer
Ambers
Braddock
Colyer
Unclear Entry Reflects On A Player's TV Matches And Exhibitions
A fragmented note recalls a player who appeared in many television matches and exhibitions while watching his substantial multi million dollar ventures closely. The text is incomplete and lacks identifiable names or concrete events.
AAU aims to stay on top after Olympics with 1965 meets
The AAU urges athletes not to slack after the Games and plans a 1965 triangular meet with Poland and West Germany in Los Angeles. Don Hull says the event should be the largest post Olympic year. A U.S. Russia dual meet in Moscow is planned for later in July. The NCAA and AAU control dispute stalls talks with Dec 16 meeting set in Chicago.
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Ronnie Thompson Houston
Amateur Athletic Union
United States
AAU
Poland
West Germany
Don Hull
Foreign-Relations Committee
Hull
Los Angeles
Russia
Moscow
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Chicago
NCAA
College Basketball Scores Across Teams In Weekend Games
Syracuse defeated American University 127 to 67 while Princeton beat Lafayette 83 to 74 and Penn topped Rutgers 100 to 75. Yale edged Colgate 77 to 71 and Harvard won 100 to 64 over Amherst. Temple beat Gettysburg 72 to 59 and Maryland downed Penn State 72 to 71. South region saw Tennessee 97 over Richmond 66 and Florida 68 over VMI 59. Navy triumphed 104 to 66 against Maryland. Midwest features Kansas State 96 over Creighton 82, Dayton 95 past Niagara 64, Northern State 86 over South Dakota 54, and Emporia College 79 over John Brown 68. Southwest notes Texas Tech 114 over McMurray 70.
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American U
Princeton
Lafayette
Penn
Rutgers
Yale
Colgate
Harvard
Amherst
Temple
Gettysburg
Maryland
Penn State
St. Bonaventure
Quincy
Paed
Johns Hopkins
South Tennessee
Richmond
Florida
VMI
Navy
West
Nicklaus and Palmer Lead Canada Cup Open in Hawaii
In Kaanapali Hawaii the United States team led by Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus faces a field from 82 nations in the Canada Cup at Royal Kaanapali. The 72 hole event runs 18 holes daily through Sunday with the International Trophy awarded to the low medalist. Palmer and Nicklaus won the Cup last year in Paris while Palmer seeks his first International Trophy. Howard Clark of New York captains the American pro-am duo and Clark and Palmer posted a 62 in pro-am play while Nicklaus shot 72.
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Bob Myere
Associated Press
Kaanapali
Maul Hawaii
United States
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Royal Kaanapali Golf Course
Palmer
Nicklaus
Paris
Arnie
Army
Bross
Howard Clark
New York
International Golf Association
Bruce Devlin
Australia
Ted Makalena
Chefif Sayed
Egypt
Pettit Returns to Lift Hawks Past Lakers in Narrow Win
Pettit, back after a ten day absence with a stomach muscle tear, sparked the St. Louis Hawks to a 105-102 victory over the Western Division leaders Los Angeles. He scored a basket and two free throws in the final two minutes as Elgin Baylor’s 35 paced the Lakers. Richie Guerin added 22 for St. Louis. Boston beat New York 116-91, Detroit defeated Cincinnati 125-115, and Baltimore topped San Francisco 120-114.
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Associated Press
Pettit
St. Louis Hawks
Los Angeles Lakers
Hawks
Los Angeles
Lakers
Boston
New York
Detroit
Cincinnati
Baltimore
San Francisco
Elgin Baylor
Richie Guerin
St. Louis
Washington Falls But Redskin Back On Track With Jurgensen
Washington Redskins coach Bill McPeak, initially under fire for trading quarterbacks, saw Sonny Jurgensen revive the offense. Jurgensen threw four touchdown passes for 419 yards in a 6-1 win over the Giants, tying Bart Starr for NFL passing lead after a rough start delayed by knee surgery and limited pre season work.
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Washington
Bill McPeak
Philadelphia
Sonny Jurgensen
McPeak
Duke University
Associated Press
New York
Green Bay
Bart Starr
NFL
Jurgensen
Chicago
Griffiths victory over Charnley nets big purse in London
Emile Griffith, 26, defeated Dave Charnley at Wembley's indoor arena in a non title 10 rounder, scoring three knockdowns and earning about 20,000 dollars amid boos from about 8,000 fans. Charnley was cut and staggered to the canvas for a seventh round stoppage by referee Frank Wilson. Griffiths co manager vowed to file a complaint with the British Boxing Board of Control over officiating and boos.
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Emile Griffith
New York
Dave' Charnley
Wembley
Griffith
Virgin Islands
Brian Curvis
Charnley
Frank Wilson
Associated Press
British Boxing Board of Control
Gil Clancy
Emile
Nations Rally: Spain South Africa Canada Lead the Victory Run
A seventh victory highlights a sweep by nations including Spain, South Africa, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand in the display. The scope suggests a multi nation competition with strong performances across teams and regions.
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Spain
South Africa
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
Butkus Goes to Bears in National League Victory
Dick Butkus signed with the Chicago Bears after a bidding war with the New York Jets. The AFL inked Baylor star Larry Elkins, while Denver traded Butkus rights to New York. Oilers secured Elkins with a $125,000 package, uniting Trull and Elkins in Houston.
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Dick Butkus
Chicago Bears
New York Jets
Denver
Butkus
Houston Oilers
Baylor
Larry Elkins
Bears
Ilinois
Champaign
Til
Associated Press
Broncos
Cal Kunz
Ow York Jets
New York
Jets
Oilers
NFL
Green Bay Packers
Elkins
Stear
Don Trull
Trull
Houston Post
AFL
Turcotte Tops Aqueduct Jockey Stand With Three Wins
New York AP reports Ron Turcotte won three races at Aqueduct on Wednesday, pushing his meet total to 29 victories and placing him as the leading jockey at the current meeting.
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NEW York
Ron Turcotte
Aqueduct
Can Bobby Hull Hit 60 Goals This Season
New York AP reports Chicago star Bobby Hull asked if he can reach 60 goals after a 3 3 tie with the New York Rangers. Maurice Richard says Hull has speed and scoring ability to reach 60. Hull had 17 goals in 18 games as Rangers shadowed him with Nevin and Marshall.
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NEW York
Bobby Hull
Chicago Black Hawks
Hawks
New York Rangers
Maurice Richard
Hull
Bernie Geoffrion
Chicago Star
Chicago
Rangers
Red Sullivary
Bob Nevin
Donnie Marshall
Hawk
Marshall
Montreal
NHL Scores Tie as Chicago and New York Split
National Hockey League results show Chicago 3 New York 3 in a tie. Toronto met Montreal, while Boston faced Detroit with other outcomes not specified in full.
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National Hockey League
THE
Associated Press
Chicago
New York
Toronto
Montreal
Boston
Detroit
Parole Board Frees 69 Convicts Including Murderers
LITTLE ROCK AP The state Pardon and Parole Board on Wednesday paroled 69 convicts, eight of whom had previously been convicted of first or second degree murder, marking a broad clemency action by the board.
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Little Rock
State Pardon and Parole Board
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