Einstein Wins Walkersville Holiday Tournament Title
Albert Einstein rallied in the second half to beat host Walkersville 69-61 and claim the fifth annual Walkersville Holiday Tournament. Dick Richards led Einstein with 17 points, with Hopkins adding 14 as four starters reached double figures. Northwestern topped Gaithersburg 64-49 for third place, led by Bob Wagner with 23 points.
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Texas Picked Over Alabama In Orange Bowl
AP column lists predictions for major bowls. Texas favored to beat Alabama 14 7 in the Orange Bowl. Arkansas over Nebraska. Michigan over Oregon State. Syracuse over LSU in Sugar. Oklahoma 20 14 over Florida State in Gator. Prolific players named include Harry Philipp Ernie Coy and Jim Grisham.
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Joe Namath
Steve Sloan
Wayne Trimble
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Floyd Little
Jim Nance
LSU
Doug Moreau
Jim Grisham
Sooners
Lee Narramore
Drunken Driving Charge Filed Against Liston
Denver AP reports Sonny Liston former heavyweight champion faced a drunken driving charge in Justice Court. He was arrested by ten officers Christmas Day, spent five hours jailed, appeared in court and entered no plea. He will appear again to enter a plea and hear rights.
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Paul Campbell Named Traveling Secretary for Reds
Cincinnati AP reports Paul Campbell, longtime player, manager, scout, and baseball club executive, was named traveling secretary for the Cincinnati Reds on Tuesday. Campbell’s varied career spans roles across teams and front offices, adding seasoned oversight to the Reds travel operations.
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Cincinnati
Paul Campbell
Cincinnati Reds
Damascus Linganore Open Basketball Tournament Showdowns
Damascus defeated St. John’s 62 44 behind Wayne Randolph 32 points as Linganore routed Brunswick 52 3 to reach the Linganore tournament final. Randolph erupted for points in the second half while St. John’s struggled against Damascus 3 2 zone. Singanore overcame Brunswick 63 52 behind Walter Cunningham 12 first half points and Robert Cline 20 points.
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Walkersville High to Play Doubleheader Tonight
The 10th and 11th grade teams of Walkersville High School face a Takoma Park Academy team in a special doubleheader in Takoma Park Maryland. The 10th grade game begins at 6 45 p m and the 11th grade game at 8 15 p m with a dance to follow the second game.
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Takoma Park
Maryland
NFL Investigating Bonus for Colts Western Title
AP reports NFL commissioner Pete Rozelle said the league is examining a claim that the Baltimore Colts paid incentive bonuses to players for winning the Western Conference. The Baltimore News-American cited owner Carroll Rosenbloom distributing 100000 dollars to Colts players. Bills president Ralph Wilson denied paying players for a playoff win.
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Miller In Hospital After Bleeding Ulcer
Fred Miller, Baltimore Colts defensive tackle aged 24, was hospitalized in Charles Town W V for a bleeding duodenal ulcer. Dr Jules Langlet said his condition is satisfactory and Miller will stay several days. The bleeding is not related to the NFL title game in Cleveland.
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Lions Named Outstanding Canadian Team of 1964
The British Columbia Lions, champions of the 1964 Grey Cup, were selected as the outstanding Canadian team of the year in the Canadian Press poll announced Tuesday.
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British Columbia Lions
Nagel to Confer with Indiana on Hoosier Coaching Job
Utah football coach Ray Nagel says he will confer with Indiana University athletic director Bill Orwig about the vacant Hoosier coaching position.
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Utah
Ray Nagel
Indiana University
Bill Orwig
Hoosier
Alumni Defeats Mt. Airy 69 61 in final period surge
Mt. Airy Bulldogs led 49-43 entering the final period but Alumni outscored them 21-12 in the fourth to win 69-61. Doug Day scored 21 points to pace Alumni while Jim Linton had 26 for Mt. Airy.
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Illinois Trips Villanova in 74 65 Victory
Illinois sixth ranked with 6 foot 8 Skip Thoren scoring 19 points and dominating the boards defeated Villanova 74 65 to capture third place in the Quaker City Basketball Tournament at Penns Palestra. Wichita State and St Josephs faced off in the championship after a doubleheader opening with NYU beating Penn 70 66 for fifth place.
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Quaker City
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St. Joseph’s
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Tawes Represented At Cotton Bowl
Annapolis AP Gov Tawes will be represented at the Cotton Bowl in Dallas on January 1 by Allegany High School principal Dr W Ardell Haines who will present a Bowie knife patterned after the Texas hero James Bowie. Allegany band and drill team will perform at the game.
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John Connolly
Texas
Bears Sign Piccolo
Chicago Bears sign Wake Forest fullback Brian Piccolo the nation's leading scorer and ground gainer this year. Piccolo was not drafted by the NFL or AFL.
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American Football League
Georgia Player Secretly Signs Pact With AFL Team
ATHENS GA AP Tackle Jim Wilson signed a pro football contract while still on the Georgia team leading to university scrutiny. The All-America tackle allegedly joined the Boston Patriots of the AFL last summer and later signed with San Francisco of the NFL after the Sun Bowl. Georgia coach Vince Dooley denounced the Patriots for secretive conduct and said he would file a protest to AFL commissioner Joe Foss. Wilson claimed the Patriots undated the contract and repeatedly sent it back for revisions with bonuses between 6000 and 8000 dollars before keeping it.
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Hudgins
SEC
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