Machen and Terrell Sign For World Title Fight
Eddie Machen and Ernest Terrell signed a five round heavyweight title bout set for March 5 in Chicago. Terrell will receive 60 percent of the net gate while Machen gets 20,000 from that share and no percentage of receipts. Floyd Patterson withdrew from the tournament to choose a successor to Cassius Clay and will meet George Chuvalo February 1.
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Chicago
UPI
Eddie Machen
Ernest Terrell
World Boxing Association
Terrell
Machen
WBA
Floyd Patterson
Cassius Clay
Patterson
George Chuvalo
Clay
Sonny Liston
Liston
Bowling league standings and high scores across multiple venues
Bowing results show Budweiser Beer advancing with a four game sweep of Taylor's Barber Shop as 2276 team series led by high game from Flliott Roofing. Individual highs include Bill Arrowsmith 230 game 593 series and Mary Snyder 191 game 567 series. Multiple leagues report standings and top performers across venues including Showboat Lanes Mayfair and Mountain Dew West Hill Lanes.
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Budweiser Beer
Taylor
Barber Shop
Flliott Roofing
No. 8
Terry
Villa
Sunset
Chris Tilby
Bill Arrowsmith
Cliff Cox
Eva Cox
Lois Cox
Walt Whipple
Lou Myers
Warren Alban
Jay Rassler
Don Cobb
Harriette Karns
Hank Hosmer
Jay Karns
Kelsey Taylor
Atalna Taylor
Terry's Villa
Elliot Roofing
Coors Beer
Huggins Young Coffee
Sunset Appliance
Taylor's Barber Shop
Trojan Engineering
Merry Makers
Ace Plumbing
Sterling Plumbing
Henderson Bowl
Abbott Trophy
Radio Keno
Record Center
No. 5
Royal Motel
No. 3
del E. Webb Corporation
Mary Snyder
al Meyer
Ernie Johnson
Howard Jayne
Donna Wedemeyer
Pat Wedemeyer
Phil Noble
Ruby Johnson
Joyce Rye
Jan Swift
Chuck Swift
Mona Vanderer
Vicki Francis
Virginia Meyer
Ken Walt
Charley Goings
Annabelle Plunkett
Frank Plunkett
Vern Meinke
Jeff Moulon
Vegas Business House
Fifth Street Liquor
Shirley Hill
Dick Zapf
Ray Potter
Jerry Faircloth
Robin Hill
Dean Hill
Paradise Spa
Automatic Amusement
Pahker Air Condition
Fifth Street Liquors
Larkin Service
Strip American
Logan Tomsik Electric
Hartwell
Emil Pahor
Marion Nelson
Bob Reed
Bob Sweeney
Scottie Rodgers
Jerry Belt
Ron Jahor
Rod Pahor
den Hill
L. Hanscom
L. Negrette
John Pymm
Mary Carlisle
Pahor
Acme
Uniforms, Inc
Logan Tomsiklectric
Mountain Dew
West Hill Lanes
Joseph
WAC Sets Loop Tilts New Mexico and Utah
The Western Athletic Conference schedules a pair of league games featuring New Mexico and Utah. Details on dates venues and opponents are not provided in the fragment.
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WAC
Lobos clash with Arizona State in Albuquerque opener
The New Mexico Lobos clash with Arizona State at Albuquerque Thursday night as WAC league play begins. Utah, New Mexico lead the standings at 10-1, BYU and Arizona follow at 7-3, Wyoming 5-4, Arizona State 6-6. The Lobos defend a 46.3 points per game pace and eye a league-opening win after a strong non conference run.
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The
Lobos
Wyoming
Arizona
Arizona State
Utes
Albuquerque
Bill Strannigan
Cowboys
Laramie
Brigham Young University
Cougars
Provo
Seattle
Logan
Utah State
Utah
New Mexico
BYU
Bob King
Denver University
Sun Devils
Rhode Island
el Paso
Texas Christian
Texas Western
Bet Em New York Pari Mutuel Began Civil War Era
UPI notes pari mutuel betting was introduced to horse racing during the Civil War era, defined as betting among ourselves.
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New York
UPI
Winter Sports Finally Featured in 1924 Chamonix Olympics
Winter sports joined the Olympic program for the first time at the 1924 Olympiad in Chamonix France. The event introduced multiple disciplines and marked a historic moment for winter competition within the Games.
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Chamonix
France
UPI
Star players named to East West All Star squads
Nine NBA coaches named rookie Willis Reed of the New York Knickerbockers and Larry Costello of the Philadelphia 76ers to the East squad for the January 13 all star game in St Louis. West nominees include Nate Thurmond Don Ohl and others with Wilt Chamberlain Jerry West Elgin Baylor and Terry Dischinger among early picks.
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New York
UPI
National Basketball Association
Willis Reed
New York Knickerbockers
Vetereran
Larry Costello
Philadelphia 76Ers
St. Louis
Nate Thurmond
San Francisco Warriors
Don Ohl
Baltimore Bullets
Reed Pjins
Lucious Jackson
76Ers
Knick
Bill Russell
Tom Heinehn
Sam Jones
Celtics
Jerry Lucas
Wayne Mbeyr
Oscar Robertson
Cincinnati Royals
Hal Greer
Philadelphia
Gus Johnson
Wat Bellamy
Bullets
Wilt Chamberlain
Warriors
Elgin Baylor
Jerry West
Los Angeles Lakers
Bo Pettit
Len Wilkens
St. Louis Hawks
Terry Dischinger
Detroit Pistons
Michigan Upset Headlines Weekend Basketball State
Michigan was stunned as St. John’s upset the No. 1 Wolverines 75-64 in the Holiday Festival Championship. Princeton beat Michigan 80-78 while Duke and Providence also posted notable wins in a packed weekend slate across major programs.
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Joe Lapchick
St. John’s
Madison Square Garden
Michigan
St. John's
Redmen
Princeton
Wolverines
Tigers
Cincinnati
Bill Bradley
LaSalle
Syracuse
Hubie Marshall
Explorers
Wichita
North Texas State
Dave Stallworth
Lou Hudson
Minnesota
Detroit
Gophers
Hudson
Titans
St. Joseph's
Philadelphia
Illinois
Providence
Friars
Billy Blair
St. Joe's
Duke
Wake Forest
Deacon
Steve Vacendak
Blue Devils
Phoenix Trotting Park Opens Season January 11
Phoenix Trotting Park in Arizona begins its 60 night harness racing season on January 11. The $9 million, 5 mile track features spiral curves designed by Ivone Grassetto of Padua Italy to reduce outward thrust in turns. Officials include James J. Dunnigan Norman S. Woolworth and James Dunnigan Jr. Seating exceeds 5 000 with 10 000 more on the ramp plus space for 5 000 vehicles and 1009 horse stalls.
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Here
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Padua
Italy
Phoenix
James J. Dunnigan
Phoenix Trotting Park
Ter
Buffalo Raceway
Hamburg
N. Y
Norman S. Woolworth
Arizona-New York Harness Racing, Inc
James Dunnigan Jr
1964 National League Players Total Action Count
Cincinnati report notes 361 players appeared in at least one NL game during the 1964 season. The tally reflects extensive participation across clubs and positions throughout the circuit.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
UPIT
Thoroughbred Race Card at Santa Anita Arches Big Purses
Santa Anita hosts multiple stakes events with 4 year olds and up in divisions for purses ranging from 4000 to 10000 dollars. Notable horses include Too American Yankee Road and Sunset’s Glory in the main sequence along with Shoemaker and Taniguchi among leading jockeys and trainers.
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Dinty
Oven Satan
Shoemaker
Rocky March
Tanigechi
W. Gavidio
the York
Dr. Kumin
Yankee Road
G. Taniguem
Townerite Morena Tudor Fame
J. Lampert
Orvber
York Lucky Debonair
Alvarez Cares
J. Lempert
Guyie W. Harmott
Martintte
W. Marteck
K. Church
R. York
B. Pierce
Tado Coreren
Earl's Poty
M. Volcke
M. Ycore
W. Shoemother
A. Moese Noorionette
Coste
America’s Fancy
York Ground Control
DO. Pierce
C. Hell ‘Snow Grouse
W. Shoemaker
Wonder
M. Ycora
Tierrulie
Hortock
Peggy
M. Yoner
Pretty Molly
Hormoet
A. Pinedo
Maintein
Alves
Rayrulioh
Morera
E. Burns
D. Pierce
Dollar Rock
M. Yoner Ali
Rainbow
M. Ycoro Deor Bil
G. Taniguchi
A. Pineda
R. Cornell
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