Americans Pride in Innsbruck Olympic Showings
In Innsbruck the United States earned two podium finishes including a silver and a bronze in skiing and a lone gold in speed skating by Terry McDermott. Young Scott Allen won bronze in figure skating while Billy Kidd and Jimmy Heuga took men’s skiing medals as spectators endured crowded venues and a risky gas flame güven. The games spotlight Russia’s 11 golds and seven by women, with cautious town residents noting the busy crowds and a tense atmosphere surrounding security and the famous flame incident.
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Dornhoefer Sparks Bruins In 4-4 Tie With Montreal
Boston rookie Gary Dornhoefer scored late to salvage a 4-4 tie with league-leading Montreal as Chicago beat Toronto 2-1 and Detroit moved five points ahead of New York with a 4-2 win over the Rangers. Schmidt lauded the rookie’s knack for being around the net.
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Ouachita Leads AIC With 14th Straight Win
Ouachita Tigers stay atop the Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference at 13-1 after a 78-75 home win over Henderson. Leon Clements scores 27, Bob Shirron 23 for Henderson, free throws cited as key in Ouachita victory. Arkansas College shocks Harding 83-72 as Lavaughan Robertson 22 leads Highlanders.
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Construction in Arkansas Drops New York AP report summary
Contracts for future construction in Arkansas fell 10 percent in December while the year ending December 31 showed a 37 percent rise. The F W Dodge Co marketing and information specialists reported the trend based on contracts for future construction.
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Takes Cue From Arnold and Wins At Phoenix Open
Jack Nicklaus used Arnold Palmer's lesson with the driver to win the Phoenix Open by three strokes. He finished 271 after rounds of 66 and 72, ahead of Bobby Brue and Gary Player tied at 275. Palmer ended with 278, in 11th place.
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Long String Winners Face Upset as Track Title Chase Continues
Gary Gubner and Bill Crothers saw their winning streaks falter while Hayes Jones extended his. Manhattan seeks a 15th straight Metropolitan Intercollegiate indoor title in a two day meet in New York as the long conference skein remains under threat.
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New York
Construction Totals for December and 1963 Contracts
In December the total reached 21,448,000 dollars while contracts for 1963 totaled 22,517,000 dollars, reflecting continued activity in the construction sector.
College Basketball Results Roundup
A sweeping list of scores from major conferences outlines numerous games. Notable outcomes include Kentucky over Mississippi 102 59 and Duke defeating Maryland 104 72, with strong showings from Penn State 93 Navy 63 and North Carolina 81 Wake Forest 73.
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Winter Games Closes After Turbulent Olympics in Austria
The ninth Winter Olympics ended with Russia leading the medal tally at 11 golds, eight silvers and six bronzes as the U S placed eighth. Norways Toralf Engan won the final ski jump and Terry McDermott led American medalists with one gold, two silvers, and three bronzes amid early weather woes and several incidents.
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Veikko Kankkonen
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Torgeir Brandtzaeg
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Terry McDermott
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Billy Kidd
Stowe
Dim Henga
Tahoe City
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March
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Baseball Is More Than Swinging Bat
Dick Stuart, Boston Red Sox first baseman, signed his 1964 contract last Saturday for about 7,500 more per year, raising pay to 40,000. He led the American League with 118 runs batted in and 319 total bases, while hitting 42 home runs and posting a .261 average.
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Cassius Clay
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Youth Charged With Arson In Hayti Bowling Alley
A warrant charges 17 year old Bob Lavalle of New Madrid Missouri with arson after an explosion at a Hayti bowling alley killed his companion Pemiscott County Deputy Charles Faris said Lavalle admitted dumping two gasoline cans inside the closed bowling alley with 18 year old Wilton Lee Young also of New Madrid who died in the blast.
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Woman Observes 105th Birthday in Niagara Falls
Miss Mary Rice marked her 105th birthday in Niagara Falls recalling Civil War homecoming celebrations. In good health, she said she feels much younger than 105.
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Saratoga, Guernsey, Blevins Win District B Titles
In the District B West sub district at Spring Hill on Saturday night Saratoga 9 Bulldogs beat Blevins 70 to 47 in the senior boys finals. Willisville won the senior girls crown 53 to 49 over Saratoga, while Guernsey captured the junior girls 34 to 32 over Willisville. Blevins junior boys eases past Cale 60 to 44 in the title game. Willisville earned the sportsmanship trophy.
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Pirates eye standout with signings amid contract talks
The article notes Carl Yastrzemski returning his contract with a 7500 raise to 27500 after a .821 season in 1963. Bob Friend signed with Pittsburgh for his 11th season, aiming to become the Pirates’ most used pitcher with 3019 innings. Also joining were Wally Moon, Ken McBride, Phil Regan, Earl Francis, and Dick Nen, the Dodgers rookie known for a dramatic ninth inning homer last season.
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St. Louis
NYU star Gubner and Crothers upset in L A Times meet
In a crowded indoor event, Gubner 275-pound NYU toppled by Dallas Long by a quarter inch in the shot. Crothers, aiming for a 20th straight indoor win at 1000 or 80 yards, tripped, recovered, and nearly caught Jim Dupree at the tape. Hayes Jones wins indoor hurdles. Bob Hayes ties 60-yard dash mark at six seconds. Other top marks include John Thomas high jump 7-144, Tom O’Hara 4:07 mile, Ralph Boston 25-71% broad jump, Hein and Morris pole vaults.
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