Weekend Scores Across Cities and Leagues
Saturday results show Clinton losing to New York 5 to 2 while New Jersey routed Long Island 72 to 10. Johnstown edged Nashville 3 to 3 with a suspenseful score, and Charlotte topped Greensboro 6 to 1 as Knoxville beat them 7 to 3. Sunday results include York 4 New Jersey 2 and Clinton 6 New Haven, plus overtime in Long Island 3 Johnstown 2 and Charlotte 4 Jacksonville 1. Greensboro 4 Knoxville ?
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New Haven
New York
Clinton
New Jersey
Long Island
Johnstown
Nashville
Greensboro
Charlotte
Knoxville
York
Jacksonville
Browns win NL title halts Colts upset in 1950s clash
Frank Ryan threw three touchdown passes to Gary Collins and Lou Groza added two field goals as the Cleveland Browns secured the National League championship by upsetting the Baltimore Colts 27 to 0.
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Cleveland
Frank Ryan
Gary Collins
Lou Groza
Cleveland Browns
Baltimore Colts
Buffalo
N.Y
Buffalo Bills
Georgia
Texas Tech
Sooners Get Jones Okay On Condition
Gomer Jones expressed satisfaction with Oklahoma footballs condition with six practices left before the Gator Bowl versus Florida State. He noted daily sessions, emphasized separate offensive and defensive focus, and highlighted potential lineup shifts including Condren recovering at defensive tackle and Hill at left tackle. The first string backfield showed strong power on offense with Grishma Rentwell Brown and Page contributing.
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Gomer Jones
Oklahoma
Florida State
Wolfson Baseball Park
Glen Condren
Condren
Jerry Goldsby
Bill Hill
Jim Grishma
Lance Rentwell
Larry Brown
Bobby Page
AMF honors John Ernst with achievement award in New York
John Ernst director of operations for A M F bowing equipment division in Shelby Ohio received the A M F achievement award. A Purdue graduate, he joined the company as chief pinspotters development engineer in 1946.
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Westbury
N.Y
UPI
John Ernst
American Machine and Foundry Company
Shelby
Ohio
A.M.F
Purdue
Ernst
McClendon Aims To Break Sugar Bowl Precedent With LSU
New Orleans AP Charlie McClendon seeks a Sugar Bowl win as LSU coach after a rare path from Sugar Bowl player to coach. The 41-year-old Arkansas native recalls a cut above his eye from the 1951 Sugar Bowl while playing for Kentucky.
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New Orleans
Charlie McClendon
Louisiana State
Tigers
Syracuse
McClendon
Arkansas
Frank Broyles
Texas
Darrell Royal
LSU
Gaynell Tinsley
Paul
Bear) Bryant
Kentucky
Oklahoma
Billy Wessels
Doug Moreau
George Rice
Richard Granier
Russian Hockey Tourists Claim 2nd Tourney Win
The Soviet Union defeated Canada 5-3 at the Broadmoor World Arena before 4 500 fans to secure a second win in the three team inter national tournament. Yuri Volkov and Stanislav Petukhov combined on a breakaway for a key goal and Vladimir Yurzinov added a late score to seal the victory.
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Colorado Springs
Broadmoor World Arena
Yuri Volkov
Stanislav Petukhov
Vladimir Yurzinov
Ross Parke
Los Angeles State Wins UPI Grid Trophy
Los Angeles State College received the United Press International Trophy as the Nation's top college division football team after nine straight wins and an average above 40 points per game. Coach Homer Beatty will accept the award at the Southern California Football Writers Association midwinter meeting.
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Pasadena
Calif
UPI
Los Angeles State College
United Press International
Homer Beatty
Southern California Football Writers Association
Sugar Track Meet Canceled Amid AAU NCAA Dispute
New Orleans reports the Sugar Bowl track meet canceled as college athletic authority clashes intensify between AAU and NCAA power blocs. Officials say the post-Olympics dispute forces the event to bow out, leaving athletes seeking alternatives.
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New Orleans
Public reaction blows through Olympic field setback
Meet director John Oelkers says there is no use crying about a problem beyond control as the public reacts to the depleted field at the Olympics.
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Meet
John Oelkers
Sugar Bowl track meet trimmed by sanction fights
Sprinter Richard Stebbins of Grambling and Theron Lewis of Southern compete in an eight event outdoor meet amid AAU NCAA sanction battles. Top stars like Fred Hansen and Bob Schul are absent, and major invites were dropped as the Sugar Bowl group battles open competition rules. John Damien Laurie Elliott Malcolm Robinson and returning relay squads also feature in the lineup.
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Grambling
Theron Lewis
John Pennel
Bob Hayes
Sugar People
Amateur Athletic Union
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Tokyo
Fred Hansen
Mike Larrabee
Bob Schul
Ralph Boston
Cyrol Burleson
Jim Grelle
Bill Dellenger
Blaine Lindgren
Billy Hardin
Ulis Williams
Oelkers
Clifford H. Buck
AAU
Granby
Ohio
MacArthur
Douglas MacArthur
NCAA
U.S
Walt Byers
Kansas City
John Damien
Kansas State
Laurie Elliott
Houston
Malcolm Robinson
Southwestern Louisiana
Roger Morgan
Northeast Louisiana
Southeastern Louisiana
Oklahoma State
Six NAIA grid records fall during 1964 season
Six new NAIA football marks were set by Dan Miles Southern Oregon Leonard Scheufler Ottawa Ray Ritchey William Jewell Larry Nemmers Upper Iowa John Williams New Mexico Highlands and Bill Swartz College of Emporia Dee Kolsow Kansas Wesleyan plus one tie by Dee Kolsow. Jim Van Gorden led total offense with 256.3 yards per game and Jerry Bishop led passing with 249.5 yards per game.
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Southern Oregon
Ottawa
Kan
William Jewell
Upper Iowa
New Mexico Highlands
College of Emporia
Kansas Wesleyan
Jim van Gorden
Eau Clair
Wis
Jerry Bishop
Austin
Tex
Winston Gray
Knoxville
Tenn
Herman Driver
Texas Southern
Allen Smith
Findlay
Ohio
Dan Miles
Leonard Scheufler
Ray Ritchey
Larry Nemmers
John Williams
William Carter
Colorado State
Bill Swartz
Dee Kolsow
Sterlin
Swartz
Bishop
Bob Ferguson
Westmar
Towa
Gary Stauffer
Baker
Scheuffer
van Gorden
Ed Buzzell
NATA
Jerome Bell
Central
Oklahoma State
Oklahoma
Arizona State College
Wayne
Neb
Southwest Texas
Michigan Aims to Extend Rose Bowl Victory Streak
Michigan seeks a fourth consecutive Rose Bowl win as they face Oregon State before about 100,000 fans in Pasadena. The 1901, 1930s, and 1951 teams built the streak with notable wins, and this edition led by Bump Elliott is favored to extend the record despite questions about the spread.
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Calif
UPI
Michigan
Oregon State
Wolverine
Yost
Stanford
West Coast
Fritz Crisler
Chalmers
Bump) Elliott
Southern California
California
Bump Elliott
Purdue
Ohio State
Illinois
Navy
Michigan State
Wolverines
Cousy to Offer Analysis as ABC Telecasts NBA Games
Former Celtics star Bob Cousy will provide analysis and commentary at the microphone for ABC-TV NBA game coverage starting January 3. His role marks a high profile addition to the network’s basketball broadcasts.
Caliente Books Favor Gun Bow In Santa Anita
Caliente's Future book for the 28th Santa Anita Handicap lists Gun Bow as favorite with 3-1 odds. Harbor View Farm's Roman Brother and Rex Ellsworth's Candy Spots follow at 6-1. Irish Whisky and Perfect Sky are among 1,000 shots.
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Mex
Gun Bow
U.S
Caliente
Tony Alessio
Gedney Farm
Harbor View Farm
Roman
Rex Ellsworth
Hicks Third in Oberstdorf Ski Jumping Meet
US star Dave Hicks, 19, placed third in the Oberstdorf International Ski Jumping Meet with jumps of 221 and 231 feet. Norwegian Tor Eek Brandtzaeg won the event with 233 and 246 feet.
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Obsersdorf
Ger
UPI
Dave Hicks
United States
Toreek Brandtzaeg
Norway
Islanders Name Two All-State Class B Back and Lineman
Islander honors go to back Mike Ditch of Central Catholic Morgan City and lineman Larry Musgrove of Ridgewood Prep for the Louisiana All-State Class B team chosen by the Louisiana Sports Writers Association. Ridgewood’s Don Rowan named Coach of the Year after an undefeated season.
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Morgan City
Central Catholic
Larry Musgrove
Jackson
Louisiana Sports Writers Association
Caialms
Don Rowan
Ridgewood Prep
Metairie
Golden Eagles
Ditch
Musgrove
Ridgewood
Sicily Island
Greensburg
Logansport
Rowan
Terry Lambright
Oberlin
James White
Cotton Valley
Bob Whetstone
Bo Miller
Holly Ridge
Lynn Conner
South Cameron
Jimmy Newman
Spears
Ready
Day
Preis
Williams
Lambright
Whetstone
White
Miller
Chaumont
Shinkus
Louisiana
Lizette
Grapes
Hayes
Storer
Kinder
Kincade
Conner
Newman
Steve ‘Heimann
Terry Chaumont
Fatima
Walter Shinkus
Danny Lizette
St. Joseph
Louis Grapes
Dean Kincade
Kirk Hayes
John Storer
Gayle Ashley
Crowville
Macky Hurst
Douglas Spears
Arnold Ready
Lynn Day
Wayne Williams
Port Barre
Edwin Preis
Newellton
Bobby Ledet
Holy Savior
Willard Chapman Greensburg
W. J Smith
St. Francisville
Dean Box Dart Barrs
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