Red Raiders Rally Past Nebraska in Tight Big Eight Clash
Nebraska led early as Freddy Hare scored inside and Grant Simmons hit outside shots to keep the Cornhuskers in the game. Texas Tech tied it on a Glen Hallam steal and the teams traded runs, with a late Simmons bomb narrowing the margin.
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Colts Try Gloves Against Browns in Cold Championship Climate
The Baltimore Colts experiment with skin tight surgical gloves for ball handlers as cold weather threatens the NFL title bid against the Cleveland Browns. Coach Don Shula weighs the move if freezing conditions persist, while players debate comfort and practicality amid the peaking game plans.
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Massucco Named Freshman Coach To Succeed Holy Cross Leader
Holy Cross College in Worcester named Melvin G Massucco to succeed Dr Seddie Anderson as varsity football coach. Massucco, a Holy Cross alumnus and former star tailback, signed a three year deal after guiding the freshmen for ten years. Anderson retires after 39 years as head coach.
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Manhattan U Defies NCAA in AAU Meet
Manhattan University fielded 35 athletes to an AAU sponsored development meet defying the NCAA ban on non sanctioned events. Five Brown runners competed without a Brown coaching presence as Yale leads Ivy revolt against NCAA policy in the ongoing power struggle between NCAA and AAU over amateur athletics.
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Obrecht Wins Women’s Slalom in France
Therese Obrecht of Switzerland won the women’s giant slalom at the International Criterion of the First Snow in Val Disere France with a 1 15.67 time over a 1 050 meter course. Madeleine Bochatay of France took second 1 15 84 and Marielle Goitschel finished third 1 16 27. Christine Goitschel fell and did not finish.
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Red Shirts Beat Picadors 100 91 In Practice Game
Jimmy Fullerton led the Red Shirts with 27 points as they overcome a one point halftime deficit to win 100 91 over the Picadors in a high scoring warmup. Vernon Paul led reserves with 22 followed by Bob Glover 19 Danny Davis 15 and Dennis Grewster 14. Fullerton hit 11 field goals in a strong second half surge.
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Sox Set Home Schedule for 1965 Season at Fenway Park
Boston Red Sox announce 1965 home games opening April 17 as Fenway Park hosts the first Saturday opener. The plan includes five doubleheaders, a Patriots Day doubleheader vs Washington, a Los Angeles Angels twin bill, Sunday doubleheaders against Cleveland, Detroit, and Washington, 39 night games, and no ticket price increase.
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Chiloria Edges Gonzales In Melbourne Featherweight Bout
Italian Domenico Chiloria won a 12 round decision over Pat Gonzales at Melbourne Stadium. The fighters fought to a prior draw here a month earlier. Gonzales suffered a shoulder injury in the eighth round that hampered him the rest of the way. Chiloria weighed 124 pounds and Gonzales 125.
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Morton Defeats Host Tulia For Cage Crown
Morton edged Tulia 65 64 to win the Tulia Invitational basketball title as Ernest Chesshir poured in 24 points and Tommy Stewart added 19 for Tulsa. Abernathy beat Springlake 56 55 for third while Dimmitt claimed the consolation and tem championship with 47 39 over Tulsa. Linda McColum 31 led the champs and Susan Britton 26 paced Springlake in the consolation.
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Meadow Boys and Sundown Fems Capture Sundown Crowns
Meadow Bronchos beat Three Way 60-46 in finals as Paul Pendergrass scored 25 for Meadow. Sundown girls defeated Sudan 56-28 led by Jolene Dean with 30 points. Other results include Southland 90-49 over Sudan for third, Bula 76-49 over Cooper for consolation, and Cooper girls 44-35 over Meadow.
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Cubs to Play 30 Spring Exhibitions Including Nankai Hawks
The Chicago Cubs announce a 30 game spring training schedule in Mesa Arizona with two exhibitions against the Nankai Hawks of Osaka on March 18 and 22. The slate includes 10 games with the Boston Red Sox seven with the San Francisco Giants six with the Cleveland Indians and five with the Los Angeles Angels. The Cubs open the NL season April 12 at home versus the St Louis Cardinals. Final reporting date at Mesa is February 28.
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Pierce's 18 push Post to Stanton Invitational title
Ronnie Pierce scored 18 points as Post defeated Stanton 56-49 to win the Stanton Invitational championship. Buddy Shanks added 14 for Stanton, with Steve Reed scoring 21 for Post and Eddie Howard 13 for Tahoka in consolation actions.
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Bulldogs see two Pennsylvanians star at forward positions
Georgia features Wilson and Rissmiller, seniors from Pittsburgh and Easton, as key linemen in a 6-3-1 season. Both stood out this year with offensive strength and defensive potential, while Rissmiller returns from a dislocated elbow for the Sun Bowl showdown with Texas Tech on December 26.
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Iraan Captures Wink Cage Title
Iraan won the Wink Invitational by beating Kermit B 46 43. Ricky Armstrong led Iraan with 14 points and Joe Scott scored 10 for Kermit. Alpine beat Rankin 54 49 in overtime for third place. Van Horn defeated McCamey 40 34 for consolation.
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Cardinals Set For Exhibitions
The St. Louis Cardinals announce a 28 game spring exhibition schedule with three night games in St. Petersburg Florida and one on the road in Clearwater. Two St. Petersburg games will face the New York Mets and one will be against the Philadelphia Phillies. The club also meets the Kansas City Athletics four times and the New York Yankees twice.
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Final Red Raider Buffet Monday
The final Red Raider Club buffet dinner of the football season will be held Monday in the Pioneer Hotel. Executive secretary Leete Jackson announced the program led by Coach J. T. King after a scouting report on the Sun Bowl opponent Georgia. King will be joined by senior Raider football players with KFYO’s Bob Nash as master of ceremonies for the noon event. Admission is $2 per place.
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Football Coaches To Attend Clinic In St Louis
About 800 high school football coaches from the Midwest will attend the fourth annual American Football Coaches Association Coach-of-the-Year clinic in St. Louis January 23 24 A Coach of the Year and a Small College Coach of the Year will be chosen from the association s Midwest district Possible nominees included Bump Elliott Michigan Frank Broyles Arkansas Ara Parseghian Notre Dame and Paul Bear Bryant Alabama
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Hale Center Wins Invitational With Laney Field Goal
Hale Center defeated Silverton 58-56 in a three man event at its own invitational tourney. Mark Laney scored 18 and Gil Hollingsworth 15 for Hale Center while Greg Towe led Olton with 17. Judy Harris and Sherry contributed late in the first OT for Hale Center.
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Hardin-Simmons Rally Beats New Mexico State 91-54
Hardin-Simmons trailed by ten minutes on Friday night in Abilene Texas before turning the game around and defeating New Mexico State 91 to 54.
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Second Round Play Set In Handball Meet
Entrants in the West Texas Athletic Club Holiday handball tournament must finish second round play by Monday, with most matches completed. The third round is set for Tuesday and finals Wednesday. Singles and doubles events are underway across Class A and B divisions.
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