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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1965

Page

10

Mort Olshan's Hoop Ratings in Midseason Review

MIAMI O 92 Kent St 65 Powerful Shine beat KS 8 str incl 68 47 earlier Minn 83 Ohio St 72 Bucks yr away from where more expert M is new Miss St 71 Miss S7 Against virtually same competition evidence is clear Okla St 62 Neb 60 Sbamen come jinx fleet route in previous pair WN Dame 102 Toledo 72 Irish break 100 in 4 of 6 home tilts promising hr Penn St 85 Pitt 64 No problem for Lions the way Pitt has been playing Prov 80 S Hall 64 Will take better than Pirates to blemish Friarskein

Miami-O Kent St Shine Ohio St Bucks Toledo PENN

Weekend schedule at Dula Memorial Center basketball games

Friday programs include Dula Boys Club Braves versus Evening Bullets at 5 30 p m and Desert Hills Pistons against Dula Chiefs at 6 30 p m. Also Knickerbockers meet Thunderbird Celtics at 7 30 p m. Saturday features Bantam matchups with Thunderbird Teams and Dula clubs across multiple posted times.

Dula Memorial Center Dula Boys Club Braves Evening Bullets Desert Hills Pistons Dula Chiefs Knickerbockers Thunderbird Celtics Thunderbird Royals Thunderbird 7Eers Bantam Las Vegas Day School Ponies Jefferson Center Doolittle Center Thunderbird Lions Dula Boys Club Scouts Thunderbird Packers Thunderbird Spartans Air Force Missouri Morehead St Arizona State Murrey Arizona Enews Ae Navy Arkansas Nebraska COE Cnn New Mexico Auburn New York U Nee Sete Renemnenenn North Carolina Sr. A Brad North Texas Brigham Young Brown Notre Butler Ohio State California Ohio U. Canisius Oklahoma City Saa Cincinnati Enen Oklahoma State Eeelahoma Citadel Clemson Meewatanae Penn State Colorado State Pennsylvenia Colorado Pittsburgh Ss. Secenceoe Duke Syracuse Harvard Temple Holy Cross Houston Texas A&m Idaho Weremenneen Texas Christian Texas Tech Indiana Natenumaiinis Texas West Lowe Os Michigan I Ini Iit Aie Minnesota Ouie Boys Club Braves Mississippi State Avier Eee Mississippi Don Demartre Guy Fritz Rebels Guy Ware Howie Dupree Paul Hohn Joe Willets Knicks Dae W. Avila Celtics Cas Dennis Joros Robert Madrid Hawks Duia Warriors Thunderbird Reoyois Ponies Eens Thunderbird Ava Jeff Butler Hawks Bob Bowmean Chuck Wooner Royals Royo Greg Miles Monks Doolittle Teneene Spartans B. Wimberly Jefferson David Lucas Scouts Oliver Doolitte L. McMurrey Doolittie David Sprey Packers

Wichita State dismisses two players from basketball squad

Wichita State University announces the dismissal of 6-foot-10 Nate Bowman and 6-foot-9 Gerald Davis from the team for failure to meet first semester academic obligations. Coach Gary Thompson says they may not return until obligations are fulfilled, with chances described as slight. Bowman had averaged 12.4 points and Davis 4.5 points. Stallworth also leaves after mid term, with two games remaining.

Nate Bowman Wichita Bowman Gerald Davis Shocker Gary Thompson Thompson Michigan St. Joseph’s Dave Stallworth Stallworth Loyola of Chicago Louisville

Rodgers Returns to Angels on 1965 Contract

Los Angeles catcher Bob Rodgers agreed to terms with the Angels for 1965 returning his signed contract to General Manager Fred Haney. Rodgers 26, a top young catcher, helped the club reach the first division with a full season after injuries in 1963.

LOS Angeles UPI Bob Rodgers Los Angeles Angels Fred Haney Rodgers

Van Brocklin Favors Cap On Namath Deal

Norm Van Brocklin, Vikings coach, said he has never seen a player worth the Jets 400000 pay for Joe Namath. The remarks came at a Omaha banquet where about 400 attended. Also present were Harley Cooper, Bob Gibson, Jackie Brandt, and Guy Chamberlin, with Chamberlin recently elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

Omaha Neb UPI Norm van Brocklin Minnesota Vikings Alabama Joe Namath New York Jets van Brocklin Namath Harley Cooper Bob Gibson St. Louis Cardinals Jackie Brandt Baltimore Orioles Guy Chamberlin

Muni Results All-Employee League Scores

First National Bank defeated Central Telephone 47 to 42 led by DeFrancisco 16 and Winder 12. Southwest Gosa by 34d toppled KO Johnson 18 with Lick 14 and Davis 11. Church League Christ Church Episcopal 47 over First Southern Baptist 49 paced by McGimsey 24 and Robinson 12 while Gibbs 1 and Hagyvghland 10 also contributed.

First National Bank Central Telephone DeFrancisco John Winder Jones Ct—Herman Peterson Southwest Gosa K.O. Knudson Church League Christ Church Episcopal First Southern Baptist Cc—Mcgimsey Christiansen FSB Robinson Gibbs Hagyvghland

Armstrong protests after Caracas title fight decision

Henry Armstrong denounces the Perkins Hernandez match as biased after Venezuelan judges favored Hernandez in a 15 round world junior welterweight bout. Armstrong questioned the weigh in scoring plan and said he will return to California after watching Ismael Laguana train for a title bid against Carlos Ortiz.

Panama City Panama UPN Henry Armstrong Caracas Eddie Perkins Morocho Hernandez Perkins Hernandez Armstrong Venezuelan Boxing Commission California Ismael Laguana Carlos Ortiz

Karl Mildenberger Favored To Outsmart Davis In Festhalle Bout

European heavyweight champion Karl Mildenberger holds a slight edge over Jefferson Davis as they prepare for a 10 rounder at Festhalle in Frankfurt. Davis arrived Monday and impressed locals with workouts but faces a skilled southpaw, while American rival Zora Folley showed how to counter the style with a tailored plan. Davis seeks a win to break into the top 10 after a 29 fight, London knockout win and a career marked by resilience.

Frankfurt Germany UPI Karl Mildenberger Jefferson Davis Houston Texas Davis Mildenberger Zora Folley Chandler Ariz Folley England Jim Cooper Henry Cooper London

Steelers Sign Tom Keane as Defensive Backfield Coach

Pittsburgh reports Tom Keane 38 resigns from the United Football League Ironmen to rejoin the NFL as defensive backfield coach. Keane played eight seasons as an offensive end and defensive halfback before joining the Wheel ing Ironmen.

Pittsburgh UPI Pittsburgh Steelers Tom Keane Wheeling Ironmen Keane United Football League Ironmen National Football League

Bradley Makes Bid for Major College Scoring Title

Miami star Bill Bradley trails Rick Barry and Wayne Estes for the NCAA scoring lead after reaching 444 points in 16 games, with an 31.7 point average. Barry topped 526 points, Estes 32.7 per game, as Bradley climbs from 14th to 3rd in official rankings.

New York UPI Bill Bradley Rick Barry Miami Florida Bradley Princeton U.S Barry Wayne Estes Utah State Ncaa Service Bureau Florida Southern Jacksonville Henry Finkel Dayton Jim Murphy DePaul Tommy Woods East Tennessee Brigham Young Duke Blue Devils

Indians Bring Home Rocky Colavito to Boost 1965 Contenders

Cleveland General Manager Gabe Paul announced the return of slugger Rocky Colavito in a three way deal with Chicago and Kansas City. Paul said the Indians now are contenders in the American League pennant race and praised Colavito as a power hitter who will help draw fans back to Cleveland. With Colavito joining Chuck Hinton Vic Davalillo and Leon Wagner outfield competition tightens for spring training.

NEW York UPI Gabe Paul Cleveland Indians Rocky Colavito Indians Paul Colavito Chicago White Sox Kansas City Athletics Tribe Cleveland Frank Lane Yankees Chuck Hinton Washington Senators Birdie Tebbetts Colavito and Hinton Vic Davalillo Leon Wagner Detroit Tigers Rocky Lane

Javier Faces Pay Cut After 1964 Season

St Louis Cardinals second baseman Julian Javier, 28, who played 155 games in 1964 and missed the World Series with a leg injury, is asked to accept a $3,000 pay cut. Javier hit .241 with 12 homers and 65 RBIs, saying he would prefer to stay if the contract stands. Murmurs of discontent have risen among Cardinal regulars after receiving 1965 contracts.

Santo Domingo Dominican Republic UPI St. Louis Cardinal Julian Javier Javier Cardinals

Major Leagues to Aid Mexican League Clubs in Spring Training

Phil Piton president of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues announced that the major leagues will send ten men to assist Mexican League clubs during spring training. Eight are ex players with long pro baseball backgrounds, with one advisor assigned to each Mexican League team.

Columbus Ohio UPI Phil Piton National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues

Mirabelli Sinks Dunes Ace With 190 Yard Hole In One

Dante Mirabelli made his first hole in one at the Dunes Emerald Green golf course yesterday. The ace came on the 190 yard eighth hole using a No 2 wood while his companions included his brother Frank and players Mike Silvagni of Las Vegas and Bob Vecchio of San Francisco.

DEER Cypress Point Crosby Dante Mirabelli Dunes Emerald Green Dunes Mirabelli Frank Mike Silvagni Las Vegas Bob Vecchio San Francisco

Bully Heart Wins Narrowly at Hialeah Turf Dash

J. Graham Brown bred and owns Bully Heart who captured the $6,500 Jolly Roger purse by a nose at Hialeah Park. The 7-year-old son of Pet Bully showed early speed and led from the start in the 514 furlong turf dash, marking his third straight victory.

Hialeah, Fla UPI Bully Heart J. Graham Brown Hialeah Park Pet Bully

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