Bryant Heats Moyer in Strip Fight of the Week Main Event
Rebels Beaten 86 78 by Reno Bryant in a Las Vegas Strip Fight of the Week headliner. Bryant ranked ninth by the WBA faces former world champ Denny Moyer, who sits seventh in Jr Middleweight, as promoter Bill Miller stacks a six fight card at the Hacienda.
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Wolf Pack Beats NSU to Even Series at Home
Nevada Las Vegas Rebels visit Reno and fall 86 to 78 as the Wolf Pack erase a late 16 point deficit. UNR clung to a 77 74 margin late before NV regained control to seal the win.
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Worth Million Says QB Ryan
NFL star Frank Ryan of the Cleveland Browns argues he should earn about one million dollars, citing Joe Namath's reported 400 thousand dollar deal. He questions why a rookie gets such pay while long-time veterans earn far less, as pro players weigh the impact on the game.
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WBA Ratings Boost for Bryant Miner Debuts in Top Ten
The World Boxing Association latest ratings place Gene Bryant of Henderson at ninth and Don Miner of Las Vegas at tenth in the middleweight and welterweight divisions respectively. Miner, Nevada champion, earned his 23rd win by beating Ernie Lopez, while Bryant moved up from tenth to ninth. The rankings also name Pastrano Boxer of the Year and Giardello Fighter of the Month.
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Honey Bear) Bryant
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Indian Red) Lopez
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UCLA Climbs to Top in UPI College Ratings After Holiday Festival Wins
UCLA rockets from fifth to first with 275 points and 13 first place votes after beating unbeaten Minnesota 93-77 and Utah 104-74 in the Los Angeles Classic. Michigan drops to second after losing to St. John's in New York's Holiday Festival finals. Indiana ties Wichita for third as Duke, St. Joseph's, San Francisco and St. John's also rise in the rankings.
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St Louis Bills Edge Tulsa 54 53 to Stay With Wichita
St Louis University Billikens narrowly held off Tulsa 54 to 53 in Missouri Valley Conference action. Rick Park missed a potential game winning shot with under eight seconds left as St. Louis preserved a one possession lead and kept pace atop the standings with Wichita.
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Rams Halfback Dick Bass undergoes knee surgery
Santa Monica California reports that Los Angeles Rams running back Dick Bass 27 underwent surgery to remove both cartilages from his left knee. Dr. Dan Levinthal said Bass could run at top speed next year, after limited action late in the 1964 season due to the injury.
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College basketball results from varied conferences and teams
A garbled roundup lists numerous college basketball scores including Nevada over Nevada Southern 84 78 and Eastern Kentucky over Morehead State 82 77. Illinois 84 over Loyola Maryland Long Island U 9. Dayton 83 over Xavier Ohio 79. Notre Dame 115 over Western Illinois 7. Alabama A&M 84 over Kansas State 7. Florida 102 over Louisiana State 42 among many others with mixed punctuation and OCR errors.
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$150 000 To Biletnikoff Bid Report From Jacksonville Journal
The Jacksonville Journal reports Fred Biletnikoff received a $150 000 offer from the Orlando Pirates of the American Football League in a bidding war. The Journal cites a reliable source close to the bidding as the origin of the information.
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Braves Move Triggers Antitrust Challenge To Baseball
Rep Clement Zablocki of Wisconsin introduced a bill to remove baseballs antitrust immunity amid the Braves pending move to Atlanta. He argues the transfer shows baseball is a business first and a sport second while the Supreme Court has ruled antitrust law applies to business and exempted MLB.
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Cubs Sign Six For 1965 Including Five Pitchers
The Chicago Cubs announced six contracts for 1965, five with pitchers and one outfielder. The outfielder is 18 year old rookie Steve Fox who hit .257 in his first minor league season.
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Shockers Top Bradley In Valley Clash
Wichita State shot 65 percent from the floor and 92 percent from the line to beat Bradley 85 79 in Peoria. Five Shockers scored in double figures led by Kelly Pete with 22 points. Nate Bowman added 18 before fouling out, while Dave Leach and Dave Stallworth posted 12 each and Vern Smith 10. Bradley's Ernie Thompson had 24 points and Eddie Jackson 20 with Tom Campbell 18. Wichita seized the lead 10:35 into the first half and held a 46 36 halftime advantage.
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Cowboys Sign Florida Linebacker Pettee in Draft class
The Dallas Cowboys signed Florida linebacker Roger Pettee, their fifth round pick and the 11th of 19 eligible draftees to sign.
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