Hickman joins 400-win club with Louisville win over Cincinnati
Louisville beat Cincinnati 82-80 in triple overtime to give Bernard Peck Hickman his 400th victory as Louisville coach. Eddie Cramer scored 24 for the Cardinals while Cincinnati’s Ron Krick led the Bearcats with 19 in the close MVC contest.
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Associated Press
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University of Louisville
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Joe Liedtke
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Ronald West
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Liedtke
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MVC
Wichita
St. Louis
Ron Krick
Little
Willie Somerset
Pittsburgh
Dukes
Houston baseball dinner honors McCarver Boyer and Keane
Tim McCarver and Ken Boyer of the St. Louis Cardinals attended Houston's fifth annual baseball dinner with former manager Johnny Keane. The event featured a film replay of October magic, including McCarver's three run homer and Boyer's grand slam. Boyer received the Tris Speaker Award from Dick Peebles.
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Houston
Ken Boyer
Tim McCarver
St. Louis Cardinals
Johnny Keane
Keane
New York Yankees
Cardinals
McCarver
Mickey Mantle
Boyer
Yankees
Tris
Dick Peebles
The
Houston Chronicle
Baseball Writers
Dean Chance
Los Angeles
Solunar Periods Guide From Knight's Tables
John Alden Kab presents a summary of Solunar Periods from John Alden Knight's tables. Major periods begin at set times and last one to two hours. minor periods are shorter and shown in regular type. Plan fishing or hunting around these periods for best results.
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John Alden Knight
Perry's Truckers Rally to 78 57 Victory
Perry's Truckers defeated an independent Nashville squad 78 to 57 at Washington gym. Delton Hatfield led with 20 points, Glen Calhoun 16, David Brown 14, Vic Massaneri 12, Wayne Lee and Earl Ray Murphy eight each. Nashville’s Bob Hicks scored 25, Johnny Maybree 22. Dub Pinegar officiated.
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Perry
Nashville
Washington Gym
Delton Hatfield
Perry’s
Glen Calhoun
David Brown
Vic Massaneri, Jr
Wayne Lee
Earl Ray Murphy
Bob Hicks
Johnny Maybree
Dub Pinegar
Guernsey Hosts Emmet Teams in Three Wins
Guernsey welcomed three Emmet squads and swept all three games. Junior Girls led 48 to 12 with Coleman and Rosenbaum each scoring 20, Sams adding Emmet’s 12 points. Senior Girls won 56 to 42 behind Adams 32, Black 13, while Emmet’s Dougan 28 and Wake 12 aided. Senior Boys lost 2 to 34 as Faulkner’s 18 paced Emmet. Tullis and Coleman had 18 and 14 for Guernsey.
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Emmet
Coleman
Rosenbaum
Sams
Adams
Black
Dougan
Wake
Tullis
Faulkner
Top SMU Prospect Flanks Grades
Dallas AP reports SMU football recruit Ralph Weaver, a freshman fullback from Garland High School, filed in his grades at SMU and likely will transfer to East Texas State College. Weaver was slated to provide a punch to the Mustang backfield next season.
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Dallas
Southern Methodist University
Ralph Weaver
SMU
Times Herald
Garland
East Texas State College
Weaver
Mustang
Pitcher earns Dickie Kerr Award for 1964 season
The right hander, praised by Clark Nealon of the Houston Post sports desk, dominated the Yankees by beating them four times en route to the Dickie Kerr Award. Keane received the Eddie Dyer Award for leadership, while McCarver earned the Rogers Hornsby Award as outstanding player in the 1964 World Series.
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Angels
Dickie Kerr
Yankees
Clark Nealon
Houston Post
Chance
Keane
Eddie Dyer
McCarver
Rogers Hornsby
Three Hope teams drop games at Spring Hill
Hope teams lost all three games in a Spring Hill triple header. The Lady Cats failed to overcome an injured Phyllis Marin, while the B Boys trailed 28-21 at halftime and finished 63-37. Spring Hill led 48-41 in the girls game as Shirley Smith scored 26.
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Hope
Spring Hill
Lady Cats
Shirley Smith
Becky Lewis
Cindy Reese
Kidd
Frankie King
Carol Anthony
Gail Hartsfield
Bobcats
Rough Crossett Eagles
Crossett
Magnolia
Smackover
Garland captures Class AAAA state title in 1963
The record notes that Garland earned all-state honors in 1963 during the Class AAAA state championship run. It also states there was no official SMU report confirming Weaver's grades.
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Garland
SMU
Weaver
New Champ Hernandez Pledges No More Drinking
Venezuela's Carlos Hernandez, 24, won the world junior welterweight title from Eddie Perkins by a 15 round split decision. He declined Perkins' demand for a return match and said he may pursue a lightweight title bout with Carlos Ortiz.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Carlos Hernandez
Eddie Perkins
Hernandez
Perkins
Raul Leoni
Chicago
Carlos
Carlos Ortiz
New York
Henry Armstrong
Armstrong
Leoni
Fresno Open Golf Tournament Canceled From PGA Schedule
The Fresno Open on the PGA 1965 fall schedule is canceled after two years of losses totaling about $20,000. Co chairman Stan Borasi cited inability to agree on dates as the reason. The Almaden Open in San Jose was given Fresno dates of October 28-31.
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Fresno
Calif
Professional Golfers Association
Cochairman
Stan Borasi
PGA
San Jose
National Hockey League Results and Schedule
Associated Press reports no games Tuesday. Listings show Montreal at Toronto, New York Islanders at Chicago, and Boston at Detroit set for Thursday with today’s games canceled.
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National Hockey League
Associated Press
Montreal
Toronto
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
Arkansas Celebrates National Championship Day on Feb 5
University of Arkansas to honor the 1964 Razorbacks with a Grantland Rice trophy presentation in Razorback Stadium. Tim Cohane of Look magazine will present the award after Arkansas finishes 11-0 following the Cotton Bowl win over Nebraska. A parade and public events precede a formal, invitation-only banquet.
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University of Arkansas
Razorback
Football Writers Association of America
Arkansas
Parkers
Nebraska
Tim Cohane
Look Magazine
Razorback Stadium
Cohane
FWAA
Jack Murphy
San Diego Union
Broyles to Talk at Dallas Coaches Clinic
An all-star coaching staff totaling about 800 will attend the Coach of the Year Clinic in Dallas Friday and Saturday. Speakers include Frank Broyles Ara Parseghian Bud Wilkinson Duffy Daugherty Bob Devaney Vernon Glass and Herman Cowley as registration opens at the Baker Hotel. Texas speakers Paul Smith Galena Park and Luke Thornton Palestine are listed among the participants.
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Dallas
Frank Broyles
Arkansas
Ara Parseghian
Notre Dame
Bud Wilkinson
Oklahoma
Duffy Daugherty
Michigan State
Bob Devaney
Nebraska
Vernon Glass
Lamar Tech
Herman Cowley
Baker Hotel
Texas
Paul Smith
Galena Park
Luke Thornton
Palestine
Veterans Return to Maple Leafs in Practice
Toronto veterans Bathgate and Moore practiced but likely won’t suit up vs Montreal on Wednesday. Bathgate, out two weeks with a broken thumb, had the cast removed and may play vs the Rangers Saturday. Moore reinjured a knee and will miss additional games as he rests.
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Toronto
Andy Bathgate
Dickie Moore
Toronto Maple Leafs
Montreal
Bathgate
New York Rangers
Moore
Clay and Chuvalo Mock Sparring Ring Farce
In Monticello New York Cassius Clay visits George Chuvalo for training ahead of a February 1 bout with Floyd Patterson. The scene features Clay taunting Chuvalo amid reporters and cameras, a snowbound bus mishap, and a playful exchange culminating in Chuvalo refusing sparring while Clay seeks an autograph.
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Monticello
N.Y
Mack Sennett
George Chuvalo
Floyd Patterson
Cassius Clay
Clay
Toronto
Ballyhoo
Catskill Mountain
New York
Cassius
Washerman
Chuvalo
Sonny
Chamberlain to Join 76ers After Trade
Wilt Chamberlain was expected to return to Philadelphia as the 76ers, banged up and shorthanded, prepared to host the Warriors after acquiring him from San Francisco. The team had dropped three of four since the trade, including a 103-97 loss to Detroit at Toledo. Oscar Robertson led Cincinnati past St. Louis 103-99, while the Hawks’ three-game win streak ended as they fell a half game behind Los Angeles in the Western standings.
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Associated Press
Wilt Chamberlain
Philadelphia
76Ers
Chamberlain
San Francisco
Detroit Postons
Tolesco
Ohio
Warriors
Oscar Robertson
Cincinnati Royals
St. Louis
Hawks
Los Angeles
Race Error Costs Bookies in England
In London AP report bettors collected on a horse that finished third but was listed as fourth after jockey F Morris failed to weigh in at Warwick. Up all Night, 50-1, should have last but was mislisted fourth causing many bookies to pay out. Error corrected but late.
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London
England
Warwick
F. Morris
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