Coaches Silenced on Bench as Rule Changes Aim to Tame Benches
The piece critiques a 1964 65 basketball rule change that bans coach commentary during play. It notes a proposed technical foul for bench actions, explains enforcement concerns for referees, and argues officials should use judgment over rigid rules. It portrays potential chaos and fan frustration from overbearing bench limits.
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Paduka Tech
Cheata U
Paduka
Barney Beerweight
Beerweight
Barney
Basketball Rules Committee
County Deer Kill Totals Reach 195 After Three Days
Twelve county deer fell to hunters yesterday, pushing the three day total to 195. The readable list includes hunters and locales such as Snooks Feed Mill Bull Strnner Aroutus Md, Delphes Frank Murphy Frederick, Ben's Esso Clyde Naylor Smithsburg, Hornet's Nest Road Paul Holtz Lantz, Deerfield Roger Warren Chambersburg, Spike Friend's Creek Stanley Benchoff Blue Ridge Summit, Richard Pryor Havre De Grace, Sabillasville David Blickenstaff Smuthsburg, Foxville Calvin Calimer Lantz, Bethel Church, and more.
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Snooks Feed
Bull Strnner
Aroutus
Hemburg
Thomas L. Compton
Baltimore
Delphes
Frank Murphy
RFD
Frederick
Sin Panore
Ben's
Lantz
Deerfield
John Smith
Bethel Church
Phillies Acquire Ray Herbert From White Sox in Four-Player Deal
The Philadelphia Phillies completed a second trade in as many days sending Jeoff Long and Ray Herbert to Chicago in exchange for outfielder Danny Cater and minor league shortstop Lee Elia.
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Houston
Philadelphia Phillies
Ray Herbert Monday
Chicago White Sox
The
White Sox
Danny Cater
Lee Elia
Jeoff Long
Phils
Herbert
Floyd Patterson Chuvalo Draw Interest in January Fight
Canadian George Chuvalo said he would be glad to face Ernie Terrell if he beats Floyd Patterson, while Patterson hesitated about meeting Terrell for the WBA heavyweight title. The two signed for a 12 round bout at Madison Square Garden January 29 as the WBA restructures after Cassius Clay’s removal. Meantime, Houston’s Williams, the No. 2 contender, was wounded in a scuffle and may be out for months, affecting the title tourney. The New York Giants were eliminated with three home games left in the 1964 NFL season.
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New York
George Chuvalo
Ernie Terrell
Floyd Patterson
Terrell
World Boxing Association
Chuvalo
Patterson
Madison Square Garden
Ballyhoo
WBA
Cassus Clay
Cleveland Williams
Houston
Chuvalo - Patterson
Williams
Major League Draft Nets 63 Minor Leaguers
The Yankees selected Carmel among 63 minor leaguers chosen in the big league draft led by the Washington Senators who spent $572000. A’s Jim Dickson led the first round with a $25000 pick while Mets exiled outfielder Carmel posted 99 RBIs for Buffalo. The draft produced two majors with Henderson and Brand, and Senators led with seven picks.
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Houston
Duke Carmel
New York Mets
Casey Stengel
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
A’s
Jim Dickson
Jay Walrath
Walrath
Senators
Colts
Kansas City
College Cage Season Opens With UCLA Michigan Tests
Michigan and UCLA top the AP preseason poll as No 1 and No 2 and start the season Tuesday. Michigan hosts Ball State and then faces Duke while UCLA seeks a third straight win after a title defense. Duke beat Michigan in last season’s NCAA semifinals.
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Murray Rose
Associated Press
Michigan
UCLA
Wolverines
Bill Buntin
Cazzie Russell
Ball State
Duke
Blue Devils
Kansas City
High hunting license costs spark Maryland to Pennsylvania gripe
A reader letter notes the hefty price gap for wildlife licenses, citing Maryland out of state costs about 25 dollars plus a deer stamp while Pennsylvania non-resident fees reach 25.95 dollars. The author, a long-time Maryland resident now in Pennsylvania, expresses desire to return to hunt in his native state but cites affordability concerns.
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Sports Desk
Lefty Kreh
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Pastrano Keeps His Title With TKO
Light heavyweight champion Willie Pastrano of Miami retained his title by technical knockout over Terry Downes of London in the 11th round of a 15 round bout in Manchester England. Pastrano dropped Downes twice in the 11th, winning to extend his defenses to two in the 175 pound division.
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Manchester
England
Willie Pastrano
Miami
Terry Downes
London
Pastrana
Harold Johnson
Las Vegas
Nev
Argentina
Gregorio Peralta
New Orleans
Coaches named for Shrine North South All Star game
Notre Dame mentor Ara Parseghian and Army coach Paul Dietzel were selected to lead the North squad in the Shrine North South All Star Game on Christmas Day. Parseghian will bring Heisman winner John Huarte and Dietzel will bring quarterback Rollie Stichweh.
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Miami
Fla
Ara Parseghian
Notre Dame
Paul Dietzel
Army
Parseghian
John Huarte
Dietzel
Rollie Stichweh
Butkus Goes to Bears in NFL Draft No 1 Pick
AP reports Dick Butkus Illini star linebacker is headed to the Chicago Bears after being selected as the Bears first pick. Butkus, 6 3 and 243 pounds, said he plans to sign with Chicago after talks with George Halas. Gale Sayers also faces a choice between Chicago and Kansas City. Craig Morton indicates Dallas as his destination after NFL and AFL selections.
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Dick Butkus
Illinois
Chicago Bears
Bears
New York Football Writers’ Association
Butkus
Denver Broncs
Denver
Illinos Bay
The
George Halas
Ances
Gale Sayers
Kansas
NFL
Kansas City
Chicago
Craig Morton
California
Dallas Cowboys
Dallas
Oakland
MacPhail backs free agent draft rule in baseball debate
Larry MacPhail warns MLB owners that interest will fall if the proposed free agent draft is defeated. He cites inequality between large markets and smaller centers, arguing a rule change would curb dominance by New York and Los Angeles. The draft would apply to high school and college players and all non rostered players.
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Larry MacPhail
New York
Los Angeles
MacPhail
Associated Press
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Lee
Baltimore Orioles
New York Yankees
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
Green Bay
Chicago
Ball
Walter O'Malley
Los Angeles Dodgers
Mets
Yankees
Big Twin Payoff Sets Maryland Record at Pimlico
A $47 032 twin double payoff, the largest in Maryland horse racing history, was recorded Monday at Pimlico. One ticket paid out on four winners in races five six eight and nine, with Gasmegas 63.80 Good Ne Green 8.60 Joey Binder 89.80 and Strius 13.40. The ticket remained uncashed at closing.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Pimlico
Ne’ Green
Joey Binder
Strius
Timonium
King-Sized Tackles Highlight Little All-America Team
The Associated Press named 22 stars to its 1964 Little All-America team with a dominant four-man tackle unit led by Alphonse Dotson of Grambling and William Fuller of Sacramento State. The two platoons include notable backs and linemen from Wittenberg, Maryland State, Linfield, and more, chosen under unlimited substitutions.
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New York
Associated Press
Alphonse Dotson
Grambling
William Fuller
Sacramento State
John
Detour) Smith
Maryland State
Robert Burles
Willamette
Ohio College
West Milton
Ohio
Wittenberg
Gerald Allen
Omaha
William Cline
East Carolina
Randy Schultz
State College of Iowa
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