Holiday Festival Semifinals and Invitational Scoreboard
Multiset of college basketball results from tournaments across the nation. Michigan over Princeton 80 78 St Johns over Cincinnati 66 44. UCLA routs Utah 104 74. Sacramento. Various other game results and tournament standings listed with teams such as Georgia Tech, Baylor, and Notre Dame among others.
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Manhattan
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Loras
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Bil Bradley
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New York
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Michigan Tops Princeton In Holiday Festival Semifinal Duel
Michigan outscored Princeton 17-1 in the final minutes to beat the Tigers 80-78 at Madison Square Garden. Cazzie Russell led Michigan with 27, while Bradley scored 41 before fouling out. Russell's late jumper with three seconds left sealed Michigan's spot in the final against St. John’s.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Bradley
Michigan
Cazzie Russell
Russell
Oliver Darden
Princeton
John Thompson
St. John’s
Redmen
Cincinnati
Jerry Houston
Pirkey to resign as West Monroe football coach
West Monroe High School athletic director and head football coach Cecil Pirkey announced his resignation effective June 1 1965. He cited lack of cooperation and loss of confidence in his coaching as reasons, noting eight years of service with a 44-36-3 record and financial debts resolved. He plans to remain in the parish system as a physical education instructor.
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Cecil Pirkey
West Monroe High School
Ouachita Parish
Nieoht
Acy Tp
Rte
Pirkey
West Monroe
DeKalb
Tex
Rebels
Pickey
Ward 5
Sporting Goods Companies
AFL teams lure Detroit Lions coach Wilson
Mobile reports two AFL clubs offered head coaching posts to George Wilson who quit as Lions head coach. Wilson, 51, would not name the teams, one rivaling Detroit’s $47,000 salary. he will wait 30 days, aiming to remain in the NFL, and denied Bears rumors. He arrived with his wife and three daughters and coaches the North unit in the Senior Bowl.
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Mobile
Ala
UPI
George Wilson
Detroit Lions
Wilson
AFL
Detroit
Tough Arkansas leads nation in bowl shutouts
Arkansas rides a five game shutout streak into the Cotton Bowl against Nebraska while Nebraska has blanked three opponents in nine wins. Alabama, Oregon State, Michigan and others also posted shutouts as bowls approach Friday and Saturday. NBC, CBS and ABC televise the games including the Sugar and Rose Bowls.
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Rose
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Oregon State
Orange
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Texas
Sugar
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Oklahoma
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Associated Press
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Jerry Rhome
Wichita
Texas A&m
Rice
Southern Methodist
Texas Tech
Frank Broyles
Broyles
Paul Bryant
Joe Namath
Steve Sloan
Bryant
Namath
Sloan
NBC
ABC
Vanderbilt Takes Sugar Bowl Tourney Title Behind Miller MVP
Vanderbilt guard John Ed Miller was named MVP as the Commodores trounced Louisville 80-47 to win the Sugar Bowl basketball tourney. Texas Tech defeated Georgia Tech 95-90 in the consolation game. Vanderbilt led 37-19 at halftime, with Miller scoring most of his 20 after intermission. Other all tournament picks included Clyde Lee, John Reuther, Dub Malaise, and Jim Caldwell.
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UCLA
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Minnesota
Iowa
Gary Olseon
Bruins
Keith Erickson
Utes
San Francisco Dons
Santa Clara
Rich Levitt
Erwin Mueller
San Francisco
Eric Paulson
Portland
Ore
Oregon State
Tennessee
Vols
Oklahoma City
DePaul
Blue Demons
Jesse Nash
Jim Murphy
Kansas City
Riney Lochmann
Kansas
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Lochmann
al Lopez
New Orleans
Clyde Lee
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John Ed Miller
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Gary Keller
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Charley Schmaus
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Steve Vacendak
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John Reuther
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Wayne Taylor
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Roy Skinner
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Miller
Dub Malaise
Jim Caldwell
Caldwell
Texans
Bob Grace
Engineers
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Malaise
Norman Reuther
Lakers, Celtics Lose as Comeback Wins Highlight Night
In Philadelphia the Lakers fall 117 115 as Hal Greer seals the win. Philadelphias 76ers rally with a late 66 seconds to beat Los Angeles. Knicks beat Warriors 118 102 as Johnny Green scores 33 and Wilt Chamberlain nets 41. Hawks top Pistons 125 120 under new coach Richie Guerin. Celtics down Bullets 121 114 with Sam Jones 37.
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National Basketball Association
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Lucious Jackson
Dave Gambee
76Ers
Hal Greer
Philadelphia
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Johnny Green
San Francisco Warriors
Wilt Chamberlain
St. Louis Hawks
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Richie Guerin
Boston Celtics
Sam Jones
Baltimore Bullets
Laker
Fred Schaus
Patterson Begins Training Early For Feb Madison Square Bout
George Chuvalo'sXu act spurred Floyd Patterson to start training five days ahead for his 12 round fight with Chuvalo at Madison Square Garden on February 1. Toronto reports Patterson began routine despite far from finished sparring.
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UPI
Toronto
George Chuvalo
Floyd Patterson
Madison Square Garden
Australia Italy Pace Sunshine Cup To Fourth Round
The Sunshine Cup moved to the fourth round with the United States Australia and Italy as the top contenders. The United States beat Japan 2-1 with wins in both singles and a doubles default. Australia swept Canada 3-0 and Italy defeated Poland 3-0. Other third round survivors include South Africa over Yugoslavia 5-0 Ecuador over Austria 2-1 Colombia over Spain 2-1 Mexico over Belgium 2-1 and Argentina over Chile 2-1.
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Japan
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Mexico
Belgium
Argentina
Chile
Davidson Hires Homer Smith as Football Coach
Homer Smith, 33, applied for Davidson College head coach after Wake Forest contact. Announced Wednesday by athletic director Dr Tom Scott, Smith comes from Air Force Academy as backfield coach and was chosen from 75 applicants to replace Bill Dole who resigned after 13 years. The Wildcats posted a 3-6 record this season.
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Davidson College
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Smith
Air Force Academy
Tate
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North Carolina
Smiths
Wildcats
Tom Scott
Bill Dole
Wildcat
Bold Lad Poised For 1965 Triple Crown Push
Bold Lad, the juvenile champion trained by Bill Winfrey at Wheatley Stable, heads to 1965. The colt, son of Bold Ruler, aims to win the Kentucky Derby Preakness and Belmont Stakes after a strong 1964 season. Rival Sadair also targets the classics with Florida warmups planned.
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Bold Lad
Bold Ruler
Bill Winfrey
Ancient James
Sunny Jim) Fitzsimmons
Wheatley Stable
Bold’ Lad
Hialeah Park
Fla
Winfrey
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Native Dancer
Citation
Dark Star
Bold Ladas
Sadair
Florida
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