Elias Named New Navy Grid Coach
Hernandez Morales announced as the new football coach for the Navy gridiron program with a note on preparations for tonight's game. Separately, UCLA coach John Wooden criticized team shooting but praised two wins and Oak break ahead of Iowa and Loyola matchups in Chicago January 29 30.
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Southern California Basketball Writers
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Wooden
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Pacific
Forrest Twogood
USC
Twogood
Los Angeles Laker
Fred Schaus
Jerry West
New York Knickerbockers
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Hawks
Jerry
Harry Gallatin
New York
Gotham
New York City
North Versus South in Las Vegas Strip Fight of the Week
Ford Hernandez, Omaha native now based in Las Vegas, meets Mexico City’s Hilario Morales in the main event of Hacienda Hotel Strip Fight of the Week. Morales returns to Las Vegas as Hernandez seeks a 13th straight win and a WBA ranking break.
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Hacienda
Ford Hernandez
Omaha
Mexico City
Hilario Morales
Hernandez
Nevada
Ford
Prince Rudy
Tony Montano
WBA
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Honey Bear Bryant
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Rome
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Frank Jennings
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Rose Holler Memorial Golf Tournament Draws 84 Players
More than 80 women golfers from six local clubs including Desert Inn Paradise Valley Stardust Municipal Craig Rancho and Black Mountain will compete in the Rose Holler Memorial at Desert Inn Country Club. The event spans Wednesday and Thursday with grouped tee times listing players from 8:01 to 10:14, featuring numerous locals and notable names.
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Rose Holler
Colleen Grady
Betty Butler
Evelyn von Tobe
Mary Show
Marge Bigelow
Mary Meyers
Patsy Goldwaier
Ruth Fox
Alice Bryer
Peg Casey
Helen Schuyler
Vi Annenberg
Mary Cross
Delores Zenoff
Lile Wolfe
Evelyn West
Elaine Rainey
Ginger Pederson
Judy Marshall
Veda Costello
Barbara Greenspun
Florence Stimson
Mary Harris
Ginny Werner
Velma Weiss
Jackie Walkenshaw
Roseman Ellison
Harriet Cole
Angie Stupar
Helen Altman
Gladys Meyers
Billie Scott
Bev Keltner
Joyce Kelly
Cele Medis
Betty James
Julia Thomas
Alleen Bayer
Ernio Hoenes
Helen Doyle
Flo Atkinson
Belle Greenspun
Mary Harsney
Trudy Levett
Mary Bates
Delores Wagner
Morcey Toyler
Hernandez Upsets Perkins For Junior Welter Title
In Caracas Carlos Morocho Hernandez won the world junior welterweight crown by a 15 round decision over Eddie Perkins of Chicago. Protests arose as judges ruled Hernandez the winner citing Perkins fouling and holding in clinches.
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Venezuela
UPI
Carlos
Morocho) Hernandez
Eddie Perkins
Chicago
Hernandez
Ing
Perkins
Indiana Falls to Iowa 74-68 in Big Ten clash
Gary Olson and Chris Perrall each scored 20 for Iowa as the Hawkeyes toppled fourth-ranked Indiana 74-68 in Bloomington. Iowa opened strong shooting 53 percent first half while Indiana hit 27 percent. Rodenbaugh and Van Arsdale led Indiana with 18 each. Iowa sealed win at the free throw line 28 of 33.
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Indiana Falls
Iowa
Bloomingtoi, Ind
UPI
Gary Olson
Chris Perrall
Indiana
Hawkeyes
Hoosiers
Jon McGlocklin
Ilona
Dick van Arsdale
Steve Rodenbaugh
Iown
Hawks
College Basketball Scores From Around the Nation
A roundup of college basketball results shows Oregon State 60 Idaho 48, Houston 108 Texas Christian 87, Kentucky 73 Auburn 67, Georgia Tech 82 Virginia Military 71, Western Kentucky 91 Morehead State 65, and several other regional games across the country with varied margins. Notable upsets and routs reflect a busy slate for midseason play.
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Blanch Ely High Dominates Carver With 193 Point Win
Blanch Ely High School of Pompano Beach defeated Carver High of Delray 193 to 58 in a striking scoring display. Johnny Jones led Ely with 85 points, 49 in the second half, as the team poured in 81 field goals and 31 free throws across opening 58, and subsequent 47 48 and 45 point quarters.
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Fila
UPI
Blanch Ely High School
Carver High of
Delray
Johnny Jones
Ely
Nevada closes most 1964 hunting seasons
The Nevada Fish and Game Commission reports that all hunting seasons for 1964 are closed except for chukar partridge and cottontail rabbit. Chukar and cottontail remain open through January 31 with a daily bag limit of eight and 16 in possession. The goose season extended into January but ended on January 7.
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Nevada
Nevada Fish and Game Commission
Browns Star QB Frank Ryan Placed in Cast for Shoulder Separation
Cleveland Browns quarterback Frank Ryan received a cast after medical staff confirmed a separation of the right acromio clavicular joint. Dr. Vic Ippolitto at Shaker Medical Center announced the injury and treatment plan.
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UPI
Cleveland Brown
Frank Ryan
Ryan
Shaker Medical Center
Vic Ippolitto
Bruins Hold Their Ground As UPI Top 10 Shifts
UCLA remains No.1 with 32 first place votes and 342 points as St Joseph's, Indiana and San Francisco move up in the weekly UPI major college basketball ratings. Michigan Wichita State swap spots while Duke rises to 10th after recent wins.
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Elias Named Navy Head Football Coach
Bill Elias, who rebuilt Virginia football, was named head coach at the U S Naval Academy replacing Wayne Hardin who resigned last month. Elias arrives with a 5 5 Virginia record including a 35 14 win over Army and victory over William and Mary signaling a strong return to collegiate coaching. A one year contract around 18000 dollars a year was reported with details not disclosed by Navy Athletic Director Capt. William Busik.
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UPI
Bill Elias
University of Virginia
U.S. Naval Academy
Navy
William Busik
Elias
Busik
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Army
Cavaliers
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Board of Control
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Hardin
Rip Miller
Busi
Oklahoma
Bud Wilkinson
Academy Board of Control
Foyt Still In Hospital After Riverside Crash
Indy 500 winner A. J. Foyt remains hospitalized for at least a week after a Riverside stock car crash. He suffered chest injuries a lacerated and fractured foot a cut hand bruises and possible fractured vertebra. His condition was listed as satisfactory while doctors evaluate when he can drive again.
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A. J. Foyt
Riverside Raceway
Riverside Community Hospital
Foyt
Riverside
Majar Wins Tropicana Employees Tournament at Tropicana
James Majar captured first with a net 5 after a 75 gross at Tropicana Country Club. Dean McConkey posted 71 gross and 67 net for third, while Lucky Mancari had 74 gross 68 net for fifth and Max Waterman scored 66 net after 89-23.
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James Majar
Tropicana
Tropicana Country Club
Majar
Dean McConkey
Lucky Mancari
Max Waterman
James Major Sete Neeeenene
Max Waterman Nee
Dean McConkey - i
Mike Belordo
Weneee To
Lucky Mancori Weer
al Bramwell
L. McCallister
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