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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1963
Page
10
An avid Maryland reader describes building a compact portable stove from a five gallon paint can. It uses simple supports and hardware cloth, with draft holes for airflow, and can boil coffee and cook hamburgers on the river.
INSTANT HEAT portable stove ideal for anglers on the Potomac in winter. Simple build using a can with seven inches from the top shown by Lefty Kreh and a screen fragment. Draft holes near the bottom, safe to use, costs under fifty cents in coal per day. Also notes NHL games and an NBA score with Cincinnati beating St. Louis.
Alabama enters the Sugar Bowl as a heavy favorite against Mississippi, reflecting a dominant 17 wins to 2 with 2 ties in 21 prior meetings dating back to 1894. Historic margins include 64–0, 64–0, 53–0 and 640 points to 74, with a 34–6 Alabama victory in 1944 the last clash.
Ray Blanton of Mt. Airy remains the top area scorer with 141 points and a 28.2 average over five games. He leads with a 25 point cushion over rival, as Mt. Airy hosts the Alumni. Jack Motter of St Johns is second while Richard Horman of Singapore climbs to third with 98 points. Gene Eyler, Harry Harner, Gordon Smith, Eddie Cook, and Larry Haines fill the top ten as Singapore and St Johns players plan to compete in tomorrow’s tournaments.
Rumors swirl after the Buddy Dial for Scott Appleton swap about a possible three team deal to bring Paul Hornung to the Steelers. Packers coach Lombardi denies any truth and commissioner Rozelle delays ruling, while Steelers coach Parker calls the Dial-Appleton trade straightforward.
The Associated Press reports eight major early tournaments begin today from New York to Los Angeles. UCLA Michigan and NYU lead the Los Angeles Classic while Oregon State tops the Far West Classic in Portland. Other events include the Big Eight in Kansas City and the WCAC in San Francisco with first round pairings and semifinals set through Monday. Bruce Solibakke joins Washington roster.
Jerry West scored 47 points to lift the Los Angeles Lakers to a come from behind 134 126 victory over the New York Knicks. He tallied 20 in the final quarter after a slow start, and Bill McGill led New York with 30 points as the Knicks faltered late.
Trailing 2-0 with under six minutes left, the Baltimore Clippers scored three times in under three minutes to defeat the Cleveland Barons 3-2. Ray Kinasewich tied for Cleveland, then Jean Ratelle, Dave Richardson, and Ed Ehrenwerth shifted momentum for Baltimore, preserving its seven win season amid a tense Western Division race.
Chicago Bears aim to blunt Y A Tittle as four Bears defenders Petitbon Taylor Whitsell and McRae pace a unit that has intercepted 29 passes. Giants restore rest at home then travel to Chicago for the title game with key players healed and coach Sherman predicting a hard two days of practice before kickoff.
In Pasadena, coach Pete Elliott led Illinois through an afternoon Brookside Park practice and planned a Christmas party funded by the Tournament of Roses. The squad, headed for the New Year’s Day game, remains with the same Big Ten championship lineup including Taliaferro, Price, Warren, Grabowski, Butkus, and Hanse, with emphasis on running and some aerial work in secret maneuvers.
Jerry Lucas sparked the Cincinnati Royals with 15 points including nine in the final period to secure a 113-107 win over the St. Louis Hawks on Wednesday night. Oscar Robertson's field goal with 1:21 left in the third gave Cincinnati the lead for good after St. Louis had threatened near halftime.
In Adelaide Australia named 19 year old John Newcombe to face Dennis Ralston in the opening singles of the Davis Cup challenge round. Emerson meets McKinley in the other top singles as Hopman reserves doubles to Emerson and Fraser with Ralston and McKinley favored for the doubles.
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