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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1964

Page

9

Las Vegas Fight Scene Shows Promoter Smooth Operations

The Hacienda hosts Tuesday fights with Bill Miller and staff running smoothly after a month of transition from the Castaways. Reports praise security and crowd control while noting big name fighters may appear soon. Giardello and Carter fought in Las Vegas with Carter winning in photos, though Giardello claimed solid blows. Nevada Commission warns against future Vegas appearances for a struggling LA fighter after poor showings. Patterson loses again in San Diego, Cuadras wins by decision.

Bill Miller Ben Roscoe Hacienda

Parilli Named AFL All Star Quarterback Star for Patriots

Boston Patriots signal caller Vito Parilli earned his first AFL All Star berth as a pro quarterback, headlining a seven first time selections. The 1964 squad includes seven rookies on defense plus returning stars like Otto Mix and Gilchrist, with Parilli leading the league in passing yards and TDs entering the final title showdown.

New York UPI Vito Babe) Parilli Boston Patriots United Press International Parilli A.F.L Jim Otto Oakland Raiders Ron Mix San Diego Chargers Larry Grantham Buffalo Bills San Diego Boston Oakland Kansas City Kentucky Keith Lincoln Cookie Gilchrist Buffalo Lance Alworth Chargers Charley Hennigan Houston Oilers Fred Arbanas Lincoln Alworth Arbanas Hennigan Gilchrist Mix Stew Barber Billy Shaw Bills Pats Billy Neighbors Otto Fred Williamson Dainard Paulson Ron Hall Willie Brown Denver Nick Buoniconti Mike Stratton Bobby Bell

AAU Dates Meet Today in Southern Nevada

The Southern Nevada AAU holds its regular monthly meeting this afternoon at 4 p.m. at the Elks Lodge. A report on the National Convention in Houston will be given along with discussion of the upcoming basketball tournament and cross-country run.

Southern Nevada Aau Elks Lodge Houston

UCLA still undecided on Bill Barnes as coach

UCLA athletic director J D Morgan said the decision on Bill Barnes remaining as head football coach is unresolved with no decision yet and an announcement planned in one week Barnes contract for his sixth year expires December 3.

LOS Angeles UPI UCLA J. D. Morgan Bill Barnes Morgan Oakland Calif Tribune Barnes

Got a Second Pal I Need All the Scores

UPI recounts the nightly scramble for scores as sports desk workers field calls from fans seeking results. The piece notes bets drive many requests, lies accompany some calls, and even fire departments are tipped to know games’ outcomes. A caller claims a personal debt as leverage.

UPI Sports Department

Diverse college basketball scores across teams and regions

A collage of game results lists numerous scores with teams including Navy Delaware Army Canisius Slippery Rock Franklin Yo Philadelphia Temttes Findley McKendree Marion Penn St Temmie Chatterpees Florence St Colorado St Cornel Queens Kingspoint Louisville Syracuse Auburn Morris Harvey Bluefield St St Francs Loyola Ruffoln Western Ontario Duke Clemson Loyola North Dekote Oklahoma Texas Tech Southern U Tundeo Western Michigan Hiinels St Indian St Kent Southeastern Louisiana Mississippi Stevens Swarthmore Rockhurst Omaha Lormouth Southwestern Tennessee Central St Youngstown Denison Heidelberg Cedarville Detroit Tech Baldwin Wallace Carnegie Tech.

Army Canisius Slippery Rock Franklin Yo Philadelphia Temttes Findley McKendree Marion Penn St Temmie Chatterpees Florence St. E Colorado Cornel Queens Kingspoint Louteville Syracuse Mousten Auburn Morris Harvey Bluefield St St Francs Loyola Ruffoln Western Ontario Duke Clemson Ili North Dekote Oklchama Texans Tech Southern U Tundeo Western Michinen Hiinels St Indian St Kent St Southeastern Louisiana Missis Buteers Columbia Brown Indiana Central Eariham Northwood Hilldale Gettysburg Johns Hopkins Albany St Utica Hartwick Lemoyne Western Michigan Illlnois State Indiana State Kent State Central State Ohio Youngstown Denison Heidelberg Cedarville Detroit Tech Baldwin Wallace Carnegie Tech

Royals official calls NBA rough play a butchering contest

Cincinnati Royals vice president Tom Grace joined other executives in demanding an end to rough play in the NBA. He cited Oscar Robertson’s eye gouge causing games missed and Arlen Bockhorn’s knee operation ending his season, noting the game has become football or hockey rough.

Cincinnati, Ohio UPI Cincinnati Royals Tom Grace The Royals National Basketball Association Oscar Robertson Arlen Bockhorn

Syracuse Shakeups For Upcoming Game

Syracuse coach Ben Schwartzwalder repositions players including Wally Mahle to right halfback and Rich King to signal caller after Dyer injury. Defensive changes move Gerry Everling to middle linebacker and rookie John Krok to middle guard as the Orange prep for competition.

Syracuse Ben Schwartzwalder Wally Mahle Ron Dyer Rich King The Orange King Schwartzwalder Gerry Everling John Krok

Northern Nevada high school hoops set for another crowded race

Sparks Railro aders led by Kellis Jones and Len Edsall loom as Northern AA favorites under coach Orsie Graves. Wooster, Carson City and Reno squads also feature strong backcourts and tall centers, with Manogue and Winnemucca playing key roles in the Northern A division as the race heads toward March tournament play in Reno.

Sparks High School Railroaders Orsie Graves Kellis Jones Sparks Kevin Weatherford Len Edsall Gary Sawyer Jones Edsall Weatherford Bouund Wooster Charlie Spina Sen John Armstrong Frank Torres McKinney Jim Moberly Manogue Buckaroos Winnemucca Jim DeArrieta DeArrieta Bob Fettie Dick Persido

Record NFL Championship TV Radio Audience Set

New York, UPI. The 1964 NFL title game between the Colts and Browns will be shown to a record audience. CBS holds exclusive rights for TV with 336 stations plus radio coverage across 230 outlets and Armed Forces Radio Service. Attendance expected around 80,000 at Cleveland Stadium. Air time 1:30 p.m. EST with a 30 minute pregame show. Announcers include Ken Coleman, Chuck Thompson on TV and Jack Drees, Jim Morse on radio. Rozelle announced extensive coverage and 98.1 percent TV reach in the U.S. with radio in outlying areas.

New York UPI Baltimore Colts Cleveland Browns Pete Rozelle Columbia Broadcasting System Cleveland Canada Hawaii Alaska Armed Forces Radio Service United States Municipal Stadium U.S Rozelle Ken Coleman Chuck Thompson Browns Colts Frank Gifford New York Giant Jack Drees St Louis Cardinal Jim Morse Detroit

Indoor bowls loom as major post season contests

Atlantic City prepares for the Liberty Bowl indoors with a predicted 70 degree setting for fans. Michigan works out indoors to beat the cold as they head to Pasadena for the New Years classic. The leading post season games and odds list Utah, Mississippi, Georgia, LSU, Alabama, Texas, Nebraska, Michigan, and Oregon State in December and January bowls. Tomorrow's Sun will feature full Tulsa Mississippi and Blue Bonnet details.

Atlantic City N. J Ann Arbor Mich University of Michigan Bump Elliot Wolverines Pasadena Utah West Virginia Houston Mississippi Tulsa Tulsa-Mississippi

Bruins Seek Milwaki Classic Win In Midwestern Invasion

The defending NCAA champion UCLA Bruins travel to Milwaukee for the Milwaukee Classic aiming to improve on their earlier midwestern visit as they face a notable field this weekend.

Ucla Bruins

Wisconsin Boston College Face Tournament Nightcap

Coach John Wooden's five with a 30 game win streak earlier this year beat Illinois and look to defeat Marquette in Friday's opener. Wisconsin and Boston College meet in the nightcap with the winner advancing to Saturday's title game. The Bruins hammered Arizona State and Oklahoma State last weekend.

John Wooden Illinois Marquette Wisconsin Boston College Bruins Arizona State Oklahoma State

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