West Beats East In Shrine Game At Kezar Stadium
In a rain soaked 40th Shrine Bowl at Kezar Stadium the West edged the East 7 1 in a game marred by mud and costly errant snaps. California quarterback Craig Morton and teammate Jack Schraub connected on a six yard score with 1 04 left as Dick Butkus’ mishandled snaps produced safeties for the West. Elliott coached both sides in Rose Bowl history.
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Celtics Nip Cincinnati in eighth straight win
Sam Jones scored 31 as the Boston Celtics beat the Cincinnati Royals 89 85 to extend their winning streak to eight and move further ahead in the Eastern Division. Bill Russell anchored defense while Oscar Robertson led Cincinnati with 35 points and Jerry Lucas struggled with 2 for 17 shooting.
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St Marys Rattlers Rise in Big State Conference
St Marys Rattlers lead the Big State Conference after a lopsided 9 to 1 victory over Mexico’s Universidad Américas. Texas Wesleyan splits four starts, losing to Arlington State twice before beating East Texas and Sam Houston State. Upcoming games include Texas Wesleyan at Southwestern and St Marys at Southwestern, with several other league tilts on the slate.
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French Skier Wins Slalom Race at Weekend Event
A French skier won the Be Sta slalom event at the weekend international tour, with her elder sister Mariette taking silver. The course featured a 140 meter altitude drop as the two day races drew about 7000 spectators. Mariette led after the first run but was overtaken on the second by the champion, who edged clear of the field aside from the Americans.
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Bullets Rally Past Warriors Despite Slow Start
Bailey Howell scored 11 of 11 from the field and teamed with Don Ohl for 72 points as the Baltimore Bullets defeated the San Francisco Warriors 152 to 142. Wilt Chamberlain’s near-record 16 baskets stood out for SF, who lingered in a 1-31 skid after the loss.
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LSU Rally Beats Georgia 69 in SEC Opener
In Baton Rouge LSU erased a late Georgia lead to win 69 68. Dick Maile scored 25 points, including a clutch late jumper, as LSU pulled away after trailing early and late in the second half. Georgia trio Gerry Waller Mack Crenshaw and Jimmy Pitts each scored 18.
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Three-Game NFL Playoff Proposal Shocks Owners
Hollywood AP three game NFL playoff proposal aims to boost the pension fund. The plan envisions a best of three series with games in an eastern city, a western city, and a neutral site if needed. It seeks player representation on the pension committee and notes the fund has not yet paid a retirement benefit. Braase reelected as president with incumbents. Parrish, Bradshaw, and Reger named in roles.
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Indian Champ Krishnan Retains Asian Singles Crown
Ramanathan Krishnan of India defeats Australian Bob Hewat 16-2 in a one sided Asian Championships singles final. Krishnan’s speed and superb winners overwhelmed Hewat who fought unsuccessfully. Hewat and wife Delaille claimed the unused doubles title in mixed competition.
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Providence, Ind. Only Unbeaten Teams Remain
Providence and Indiana claim the only perfect records among major college basketball teams as Michigan suffers a 75-74 upset loss to St Johns in the ECAC Holiday Festival final. Other top teams fell in tourneys, including Utah, Villanova and Tennessee, narrowing the unbeaten list to two.
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Oklahoma Suffered Gator Bowl Loss With Ineligible Stars
Oklahoma's Gator Bowl hopes dimmed as key players were ruled ineligible for signing pro contracts. Coach Gomer Jones cited lost ball control without Jim Grishma Lance Rentzel and Ralph Neely. FSU dominated with Steve Tensi and Fred Biletnikoff, gaining 520 yards as Spooner and Giardino led Seminole rushing.
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Lone Star Cage Race Sees S F Austin Lead Conference Play
East Stephen F. Austin tops Lone Star Conference standings after a 71-86 loss for Sul Ross and a string of results across the league. Texas Wesleyan, Texas A&I, and Howard Payne posted wins, while several teams hovered near the .500 mark as conference play continued into the week.
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Wrecks Falter As OSU Wins
Ohio State defeated Georgia Tech at the APL Center led by Jim Shaffer with 23 points and Dick Ricketts 17. OSU trailed early but moved ahead by nine minutes before halftime and held a lead 33 31 at break. Jim Caldwell led Tech with 19 points as Tech fell to 4-6 in pre conference play.
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Arlington State Challenger to Lamar Tech in Southland
Arlington State Rebels posted a 3-1 week, beating Texas and Austin College to climb third in the Cotton Bowl frame and push toward a Southland title fight with Lamar Tech. Tech opened with Bayou Classic win over Western Carolina, then fell to Central Missouri and Lamar. Conference play starts this week as ACC visits Arlington and Tech travels to Trinity.
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Vikings Sign Sands and McClendon in Draft Pick Fill
The Minnesota Vikings announced Saturday the drafting of Walter Sands nicknamed Sandy and the signing of Frank McClendon an Alabama tackle as ninth round choice. Sands was drafted last year by Kansas City of the AFL as a future pick and McClendon was pursued by Oakland in the AFL. The club said 11 of 17 1964 draftees and four of five futures from 1963 have signed to complete the player intake.
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American Skiing Team Named To Compete In U S Trials
Colorado Springs AP reports the U S Ski Association named eight men and five women for the 15 man 10 woman U S team to race at Vail March 1 to 15 selections based on two week training camp and late season results The men include Buck Haverhill Chalice Eaton Heuga Widd March McManus and Orsi The women include Tammy Dix Bishop Enum McCall and Shellworth plus others Regret Filly Louisville is noted for Derby success but not directly linked to the team selection
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Top Ten Teams Fared in Early Season Play
A garbled recap lists several top ten opponents and results. UCLA beat Nevada and Minnesota, Saint Francis defeated Peterdine, and Providence edged an unnamed foe. Several scores are unclear, with references to teams such as Utah, San Francisco, and Wichita, indicating mixed outcomes across matchups.
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Neigona
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Sooners barred from Hula Bowl after pro contracts
HONOLULU AP Oklah oma players Ralph Neely and Jim Grisham were dropped from the Hula Bowl roster after signing professional contracts and were declared ineligible for the Gator Bowl. Walter McGuire said Neely and Grisham cannot play Friday in Honolulu under rules prohibiting ineligible college players. Lance Rentzel and Wes Skidgel were also banned.
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Buster) McGuire
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Gomer Jones
Lance Rentzel
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