Browns Warfield Faces Colts In NFL Championship
Cleveland Browns rookie Warfield, the team’s top receiver with 52 catches, 290 yards and nine TDs, will be shadowed by the Baltimore Colts in the NFL title game. Weather, crowd size, and a national TV and radio audience are noted as the game nears.
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Alworth Out of AFL Title Game With Knee Injury
San Diego coach Sid Gillman ruled out star receiver Lance Alworth for the AFL championship vs Buffalo. Jerry Robinson steps in at flanker as the Chargers, already weakened, face a Bills squad led by QB Jackie Kemp in a frigid War Memorial Stadium showdown.
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Colts Put Win Streak On The Line In Cleveland Title Clash
The Baltimore Colts visit Cleveland's Municipal Stadium to face the Browns in a championship game. Johnny Unitas leads a revamped attack featuring Tony Lorick Lenny Moore and Jerry Hill while the Browns rely on Frank Ryan Jim Brown and Gary Collins in a high stakes showdown.
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Holiday basketball tourneys open tonight across five majors
The Associated Press notes five major holiday tournaments start tonight. No. 2 Wichita and No. 7 Illinois headline Quaker City Classic in Philadelphia with Pitt and Holy Cross also in action. Other openers include Big Eight in Kansas City WCAC in San Jose Rainbow Classic in Honolulu and Far West Classic in Portland.
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Bradley to skip pro basketball to study law
Crystal City, Missouri AP All America Bill Bradley of Princeton will not enter professional basketball after two years as a Rhodes Scholar at Oxford. He plans to study law upon completing his Rhodes, with Oxford starting in September 1965 on a 2300 dollar annual two year grant. The Knicks were expected to claim him as a territorial draft choice.
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Blue Gray All Star Show Promises Passing Duel In Mobile
In the Blue Gray game at Montgomery two top aerial artists headline an anticipated passing duel. Forecasts call for mild 70s weather with a chance of rain clearing before kickoff at 2 p.m. EST. Yankee coach Murray Warmath starts Tom Myers at quarterback while Southern signals are from Bob Schweickert, a standout Virginia Tech QB and ACC Player of the Year. Schweickert brings both air and ground yarns, contrasting Myers’ high passing totals in this North vs South showcase.
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Bullets Hold Off Knicks In 114 108 Victory
Baltimore built early leads with a 22 7 run in the second quarter and led 95 79 late in the fourth. Walt Bellamy scored 31 for the Bullets while Willis Reed and Johnny Egan each had 18 for the Knicks. Don Ohl added 19 as the Bullets sealed a 114 108 win at Madison Square Garden.
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Huarte Leads North to 37-30 Victory in Shrine Game
Notre Dame quarterback John Huarte directed a late 61-yard drive with two long third quarter passes to Jack Snow, then a five-yard TD pass with five seconds left to beat the South 37-30. Rivalry saw Staubach, Hayes, and Willard contributing for dramatic turns in a high scoring game.
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