West Three Point Favorite Over East in Annual College Clash
West, led by Jim Sutherland, is a three point favorite in the 39th East-West football game at Kezar Stadium. The West features Don Trull Beathard and Munson along with Dave Parks and Vern Burke, while the East counters with speed from Sherman Lewis and Jay Wilkinson and a strong forward wall.
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WEST
San Francisco
Jim Sutherland
Shrine Hospital
Sutherland
Baylor
Don Trull
Southern California
Pete Beathard
Utah State
Bill Munson
Trull
Houston
Beathard
Munson
All America
Dave Parks
Texas Tech
Mel Profit
UCLA
Vern Burke
Oregon State
Parks
Burke
San Francisco 49Ers
Carl Eller
Minnesota
Roger Pillath
Wisconsin
Ernie Borghetti
Pittsburgh
Sherman Lewis
Michigan State
Jay Wilkinson
Duke
Pete Liske
Penn State
AFL
New York Jets
Ron DiGravio
Purdue
Kezar Stadium
CNBC
Fort Detrick Scout Troop 799 Wins Annual Winter Swim Meet
Fort Detrick Troop 799 A edged Troop 1054 145 to 108 at Hood College pool in a crowded meet with 120 scouts from 11 troops. Bonus points pushed 799 A to 86 competitive points and 59 bonus points, while 1054 totaled 72 and 36 respectively. other troops tallied smaller scores as ribbons went to place-winners.
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Boy Scouts
Francis Scott Key
Fort Detrick
Hood College
F. Simimn
H. Zimerman
R_ Fisher
Eric Dahlgren
E. Rossi
Ro Turner
T. Hutcheson
Area Teams Enter Holiday Tournaments In Maryland
Four area basketball programs begin holiday tournaments at Walkersville and Linganore while Mt Saint Marys plays Gettysburg in the Battlefield event. Walkersville hosts Frederick Cadets Gaithersburg and Albert Einstein with Linganore Dammascus St Johns Taneytown. Mt Saint Marys at Gettysburg opens 7 30.
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Walkersville
Singanore
Frederick Cadets
Gaithersburg
Albert Einstein
Linganore
St. Johns and
Damascus
Taneytown
Thurmont
Carroll County
Mt. Airy
Mt. Paints Mary's
Gettysburg
Mountaineers
Westminster
Mt. Saint Mary's
Titans of Westminster
Wittenberg
Bob Hulton
Gettysburg College
Bullets
American University
Eagles
Mt. Saint Mary’s
Knicks Defeat Hawks 111 107 in St Louis
The Knicks edge the Hawks 111 107 after Al Butler’s late jumper with 15 seconds left. Bill Bridges tied the game at 107 with 15 seconds remaining before Butler and two free throws secured the win. Cliff Hagan led Hawks with 32 points. Boozer and McGill each scored 20 for New York. Yale’s hockey note follows.
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ST. Louis
al Butler
St. Lous Hawks
New York Knickerbockers
National Basketball Association
New York
Hawks
Bill Bridges
Butler
Knicks
Hawk Cliff Hagan
Bob Boozer
Billy McGill
Hagan
Len Chappell
Americans End Australia’s Davis Cup Doubles Streak
Chuck McKinley and Dennis Ralston crushed Roy Emerson and Neale Fraser in four sets at Memorial Drive, moving within one win of regaining the Davis Cup for the United States. The Americans, 63 46 11 9, built a 1-1 singles split and now eye two remaining singles on Saturday with John Newcombe and Emerson awaiting. Fraser and Emerson had never before lost a Davis Cup doubles match.
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Adelaide
Australia
Chuck McKinley
Dennis Ralston
Roy Emerson
Neale Fraser
McKinley
San Antonio
Tex
Ralston
Bakersfield
Calif
Emerson
John Newcombe
Peck
Fraser
Memorial Drive Stadium
Yanks
United States
Alejandro Olmedo
University of Southern California
Barry MacKay
Hamilton Richardson
Brisbane
Playoff Field in Doubt Cold Weather Decisions Loom
In Buffalo and Baltimore, AFL and NBA games hinge on frozen turf and slick backcourt play. Holovak and Saban fear a frozen field favors the Bills, while Detroit’s Ohl leads a Pistons rally in Baltimore as Loughery and Thorn spark a tight 110-108 win.
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Buffalo
N.Y
War Memorial Stadium
Boston
Mike Holovak
Lou Saban
Holovak
Bills
Saban
Olympic Year Opens Tonight At Cow Palace Meet
The 1964 Olympic year begins with the Holiday Indoor Invitational at San Francisco's Cow Palace featuring both U S and international entries. Notable vaulters include C K Yang and Finland's Risto Ankio. 7-foot broad jumpers John Thomas Joe Faust Paul Stuber John Rambo Otis Burrell. stars Adolph Plummer and Al Williams duel in the 440 and 880. Canada's Bill Crothers meets Jim Dupree. Bruce Kidd and Charley Clark duel in the two mile.
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San Francisco
Cow Palace
United States
Tokyo
C. K. Yang
China
Finland
Risto Ankio
John Thomas
Joe Faust
Paul Stuber
John Rambo
Otis Burrell
Adolph Plummer
New Mexico
Arizona State
University
Alis Williams
Williams
Canada
Bill Crothers
Jim Dupree
Dupree
Uncle Sam
Bruce Kidd
Charley Clark
San Jose State
Wrestler Gorgeous George Dies at 48
Los Angeles AP reports famed wrestler Gorgeous George died at General Hospital after a heart attack at his Hollywood apartment on Christmas Day. He was 48.
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Los Angeles
Gorgeous George
General Hospital
George
Hollywood
76ers Rally Past Warriors 118 112 In NBA Thriller
Hal Greer scored 16 of his 31 in the final period to lift the Philadelphia 76ers to a 118 112 win over the San Francisco Warriors. Wilt Chamberlain poured in 49 for SF, with costly late turnovers and a clutch scoring sequence sealing the victory for Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Hal Greer
Philadelphia Gers
San Francisco Warriors
National Basketball Association
76Ers
Warriors
Greer
Jerry Greenspan
Wilt Chamberlain
San Francisco
Larry Costello
Guy Rodgers
Chamberlain
Cyrano Wins Palos Verdes Handicap in Record Time
Cyrano, owned by Greentree Stable, debuted in the West at Santa Anita and won the Palos Verdes Handicap with a track record time. ARCADIA California AP reported the event taking place Thursday.
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Arcadia
Calif
Greentree Stable
Cyrano
Santa Anita
Chandler and Leclerc Could Decide Title at Wrigley Field
Giants kicker Don Chandler and Bears substitute Roger Leclerc loom as the deciding weapons in a wintry NFL title clash at Wrigley Field. Chandler leads in field goal success and range, including a 53 yard record, while Leclerc has shown accuracy to 25 yards and a 46 yard best.
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New York
Wrigley Field
Don Chandler
New York Giants
Roger Leclerc
Chicago Bears
Jerry Kramer
Yankee Stadium
Green Bay Packers
Y. A. Tiffle
Bears
Giants
Green Bay
Leclerc
Cleveland
Chandler
NFL
Husky
Packers
Dallas
A’s Resume Talks Regarding Stadium
Kansas City Athletics begin moving equipment from Municipal Stadium as owner Charles C Finley plans to meet at 3 p m to resume lease talks. Finley will return from Chicago after City Council agrees to meet with him. the attendance clause is the main sticking point. He mentions possible play in a cow pasture with temporary heating if needed. GM Pat Friday scouts half a dozen potential temporary sites.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Athletics
Municipal Stadium
Charles C. Finley
Finley
Chicago
Athletics
Pat Friday
Rodriguez Aims For Return In TV Bout
Luis Rodriguez former welterweight champion eyes a comeback against Wilbert McClure in a 106 sec middleweight bout televised from Miami Beach Auditorio at 10 p.m. EST. McClure seeks a rematch after losing last Oct. 18 and suffered a prior decision at Madison Square Garden.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Luis Rodriguez
Wilbert McClure
McClure
Rodriguez
Madison Square
Illinois May Change Plans for Rose Bowl
Illinois weighs altering its Rose Bowl strategy as it prepares to meet Washington. Coach Pete Elliott emphasizes a developing passing game to complement a strong ground attack while Washington’s defense, led by Rick Redman, could complicate Illinois’ rush-heavy plan.
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Pasadena
Calif
Ilinois
Illini
Washington Huskies
Illinois
Pete Elliott
Navy Starts Practice For Cotton Bowl In Dallas
Navy arrived in Dallas for the Cotton Bowl facing national champion Texas and began practice in bright sun. Coach Wayne Hardin praised Texas as one of the best teams, and All-America quarterback Roger Staubach said he had never seen a better college squad. Navy players checked in from holiday homes as Texas also resumed workouts in Austin ahead of the New Year’s Day showdown.
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Dallas
Navy
Texas
Wayne Hardin
Roger Staubach
Longhorns
Austin
Darrell Royal
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E Ross
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Celka
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C Virts
J. Crum
J. Porney
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D Gibbs
J. Schmersahl
B Moberty
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T Howard
E Rossi
P Lindsay
Zimmermian
Shober
Pencola
Jones
Heckert
Clendaniel
Roessier
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Ordway
Cutler
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Stadshaw
Bach
Turner
Muilican
Dahlgren
Buty Chesen
Marsh
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Schermsahl
Campbell
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Fontain
Bob Ussery
Hialeah
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Ted Atkinson
Florida
Singapore
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Dick Modzelewski
Jim Katcavage
Lions
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Overlea
Jim Hall
Trojans
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Elli
Yale
U. S
WNPA
Tom Lynch
Pat Donnelly
Detroit
Muddy Field
Gordon Beard
Associated Press
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Baltimore Bullets
Detroit Pistons
Kevin Loughery
Pistons
Rod Thorn
Hach
Don Ohl
Thorn
Loughery
Ohl
Bailey Howell
Walt Bellamy
Terry Dischinger
Scott
Johnson
Howell
Mies
Butcher
Ghery
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Imbatt
Shue
Moreland
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Imhaif
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Green
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Ron Hunt
New York Mets
Andy Komer
Carnegie Tech
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