Moore May Be Colts Answer to Jim Brown
Lenny Moore, sidelined by injuries, may be the Colts' answer to Jim Brown in the NFL championship at Cleveland on December 27. He scored twice as Baltimore routed Washington 45-17, setting season records with 20th touchdown and an 18th straight game scoring, finishing with 114 points. Moore helped clinch the Western Division. Cleveland won the Eastern crown by beating the Giants 52-20. Green Bay earned a playoff bowl spot with a 24-24 tie against the Rams, while Minnesota crushed Chicago 41-14.
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AFL Stats Race Led By Dawson Gilchrist
Kansas City quarterback Len Dawson seeks more personal marks next Sunday against New York as he aims to match his 1963 29 touchdown total and chase the season pass completion record. Other leaders include Cookie Gilchrist and Sid Blanks lifting team stats in the AFL ahead of pivotal Boston Buffalo clash.
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New York off track betting plans meet horsemen opposition
Officials from the Standard-bred Owners Association oppose the current New York off track betting proposal but would not strike if adopted. HBPA members at flat tracks threaten a boycott unless the plan changes, arguing the 15 percent mutual handle tax would yield only one percent for tracks, harming purses and attendance. Jesse Moss, SOA counsel, says no moral stance, but calls the bill completely wrong.
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Bruins Head For Midwest Milwaukee Classic Opener
Fifth ranked UCLA travels to Milwaukee for the Milwaukee Basketball Classic facing Marquette in the opening game. The tournament also includes Wisconsin and Boston College as part of a regional showcase early season.
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College rules spark push toward pro style platoons in 1965
The rulesmakers face pressure from college coaches to adopt pro style platoons or tighten restrictions. Leaders like Dave Nelson of Delaware back full substitution, while critics fear the game devolves. The debate shapes 1965 image as USF, UCLA, NC State and others post high profile results amid substitution tensions.
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Ambuehl Again Tops Sports Car Gymkhana
The Las Vegas Region SCCA held its final year event at the Convention Center. Ron Ambuehl won top time of the day in his Healey Chevrolet modified sports car.
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Kosaka Knocks Out Yabe In Quick Third Round
Japanese lightweight champion Terue Kosaka stopped Katsumi Yabe in the third round of a non title bout at Kora kuen Gymnasium. Kosaka, No. 2 WBA junior lightweight contender, blasted Yabe with body shots and a left hook before the count ended at 2:32. Yabe drops to 20 losses. Kosaka improves to 62 wins with 26 knockouts.
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Fertig Named USC Athlete of the Month for November
USC quarterback Craig Fertig, Huntington Park, California, earned Helms Athletic Foundation November athlete honors. He set four Trojans single season records with 109 of 209 passes for 1,671 yards and 1,695 yards of total offense, plus four single game marks against California including 379 passing yards and four TDs. Fertig sits third in USC career passing with 2,230 yards behind Beathard and Powers.
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Ladewig Quits World Invitational Bowling
Mrs. Marion Ladewig, a 58 year old grandmother and queen of women bowlers, announces retirement from competition in the World Invitational Tournaments and the National All-Star Classic. She left an enviable record with three straight World Invitational titles last month and five wins in eight years, marking five world invitational championships overall.
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Orange Bowl rejects closed circuit telecast bid
The Orange Bowl committee voted against a proposed closed circuit telecast of the Alabama versus Texas game. NBC will nationally air the New Year’s Eve match, but a 150 mile Miami blackout excludes the Palm Beach area where WPTV sought a local telecast with admission charges.
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