Illinois Racks Up Hoosiers on Home Court
Illinois dominated Indiana 86-81 on its home floor to tighten the Big Ten race and end Indiana's nine game win streak. The Illini received 23 from Tal Brady and 21 from Skip Thoren while Ron Peyser and Jon McGlocklin scored 38 for Indiana.
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Solunar Schedule From Knight Tables Guides Daily Sport
The article presents the Solunar Periods from John Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES. It explains Major periods start at specified times and last about two hours while Minor periods are shorter. The schedule helps anglers and hunters plan for peak activity with bold Major periods and regular Minor periods.
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Believes Porkers Will Get Honor
The Foot ball Writers Association of America will announce the Grantland Rice Trophy after bowl games. Arkansas seeks the honor as the only major unbeaten team, with two votes reportedly cast for Arkansas ruling out Alabama or Texas. Tim Cohane of Look Magazine chairs the five‑man panel.
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All Star Cage Team Selected
East coach Red Auerbach picks Willis Reed and Larry Costello for the East squad joining existing members Bill Russell Sam Jones Tom Heinsohn Oscar Robertson Wayne Embry Jerry Lucas Luscious Jackson Hal Greer. West coach Alex Hannum adds Nate Thurmond and Don Ohl to complete eight from writers picks.
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Terrell Machen Heavyweight Title Bout Approved by WBA
The World Boxing Association approved a title bout between Ernie Terrell of Chicago and Eddie Machen of Portland for March 5 at Chicago's International Amphitheatre. Tickets range from 20 to 3 dollars, with a potential gate near 100000. Terrell is ranked No. 1, Machen No. 4, with Patterson and Chuvalo also in the mix for future title implications.
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Wednesday’s NHL Night Promises Quiet Slate
No games scheduled Wednesday with Detroit at Montreal Toronto at Chicago Boston at New York listed among matches. The brief schedule shows a rare midweek pause in action across the league.
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Pro Football Signing War Rages Over College Stars
Kent McCloughan of Nebraska denies signing with Oakland after reports of AFL rights. Frank Ryan boosts pay talks by declaring his worth over Namath. Georgia offers to forfeit seven victories over Jim Wilson contract disputes. schools vow NCAA policy to curb professional league raids.
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Baseball Czar Says He’s Not Running Scared
Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick dismisses a proposed end to the partial antitrust exemption as Rep. Clement Zablocki introduces a bill in Congress. Zablocki cites shifts like the Milwaukee Braves moving to Atlanta as proof baseball is a business first. Frick says the bill does not upset him and cites other leagues’ conflicts as broader issues.
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Laker Coach Happy With His Contract
Los Angeles AP report notes Lakers coach Fred Schaus pleased with team first week in St Louis and with terms of new contract. He said he saved his job in a local report though he already had a deal in place from December. Details of terms were not disclosed but expected to include a substantial increase.
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Monday Results From City Matchups
Sports brief lists scores and pairings for St. Louis versus Detroit in New York Cincinnati versus New York St. Louis at Boston San Francisco against Philadelphia in Syracuse Baltimore against Detroit New York against Cincinnati with games noted for today.
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National Hockey Challenge Prompts Mental Health Call
A polarizing plea ties a boxing style vent to a mental retardation awareness drive. The note cites Tokyo fighter Harada and a Filipino opponent and urges readers to write for a free booklet from the Presidents Committee on Mental Retardation in Washington, D.C.
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UCLA Soars to No 1 in U S Cage Ratings
UCLA tops the national college basketball poll for the first time this season with 26 first place votes and 379 points. Indiana falls to second as Illinois hands the Hoosiers their first loss, 86 81, in a Big Ten opener. Michigan and St Josephs round out the top five as St Louis and Minnesota drop from the Top Ten.
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Pardee Returns as A&M Assistant Coach
Texas A M announces Jack Pardee former 1956 fullback will join Gene Stallings staff as linebackers and defensive ends coach. Pardee, eight year NFL Rams veteran, is the seventh assistant named by the new Texas A M head coach.
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Singer Cleared on Narcotics Charge in New York
Pop singer Fran Warren was cleared today on a narcotics charge after a grand jury declined to indict her. Supreme Court Justice Mitchell J. Schweitzer ordered dismissal of the narcotics case.
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TV notes map 1965 network moves and guest spots
New Year TV notes recap changes across CBS ABC and NBC. Peter Jennings named head of ABC early evening news replacing Ron Cochran. Barry Sullivan fills in for Raymond Burr on Perry Mason January 14 as Burr recovers. Charlton Heston narrates ABCs FDR series starting January 8 with Arthur Kennedy as narrator. Julie Andrews signs for NBC musical specials to begin in spring. Peggy Cass notes viewers often misidentify her face. Cara Williams Show gag about a no marriage between employees continues into 1965.
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Eckstine Missing After Sunday Rehearsal At Royal Box
Singer Billy Eckstine failed to appear for two Monday night performances at the Royal Box in the Hotel Americana ending a 5,500 dollar weekly engagement. Manager Milton Deutch said Eckstine had not been seen since Sunday evening after a rehearsal and a missing-person report was filed. Eckstine’s wife Carolle Drake called him a teetotaler and expressed concern.
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