Mount Saint Mary's Falls From AP Small College Poll
Mount Saint Mary's celebrated an 83-81 victory over Evansville at Baltimore's Civic Center, yet the team remained unranked in the latest Associated Press poll of small college basketball. Coach Jim Phelan notes the perennial questions about poll validity and the role of sports public relations in shaping rankings and awareness of strong teams.
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Roseboro Aids Los Angeles Riot Prevention Drive
Dodgers catcher Gabby Roseboro serves as a public relations man for the Los Angeles Police Department. In this off season role he speaks to thousands, urges police–community understanding, promotes college education, and encourages youths to consider police careers with a starting salary of 624 dollars monthly. Roseboro, from Ashland Ohio, notes his wish to join the police full time but remains limited by civil service age.
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Thurmont Dominate Linganore Holiday Classic Championship
Thurmont overwhelmed Saint Johns of Frederick 64 44 to seize the Linganore Holiday Basketball Tournament title. Matt Wiley led Thurmont with 22 points, Bill Wildasin 15, as Thurmont controlled the boards and shot well from the field and line. Linganore edged Saint Johns Westminster 73 71 in the consolation, powered by Dwight Repp 41 and Ivan Jordan 12 to finish with Linganore five wins one loss overall.
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Waters Outstanding Track Girls Win At All Comers Meet
Frederick Track and Field Club girls won the All-Comers Track Meet at Fifth Regiment Armory led by Diane Waters who cleared five feet four inches to place among top high jump performers. Teammates Kay Johnson and Ellen Morris also placed high, giving Frederick a 23 to 11 victory over Baltimore’s Baltimore Road Runners. Becky Alderman won the 60-yard dash with 7.2 seconds, tying Johnson’s time. Several Frederick members missed due to illness, while Barbara Turner ran in the event but was sidelined by a cold.
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Starr Says He'll Be Ready For Sunday's Champ Game
Bart Starr practiced with judicious throwing as Green Bay eyes the NFL title clash with Cleveland. Starr, hampered by back and side injuries from the Baltimore playoff, asserted he plans to play and his arm felt better with each attempt. Coach Lombardi remained cautious about his status while noting teammates Hornung and Dowler were progressing and Jim Taylor would be ready for the game.
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Frederick High Faces Andover In Undefeated Showdown
Frederick High School hosts Andover while Mt. Airy plays its Alumni game in tonight's area basketball slate. The Cadets beat Andover earlier this season and seek their second straight win over the visitors as Frederick improves to 4-0.
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NFL Signs New Pact With CBS
The Columbia Broadcasting System will televise NFL games for two years at 37.6 million total, replacing the expired contract. The deal covers regular and preseason games with an option for a third year and adds the Atlanta Falcons, with potential expansion to 16 teams and playoff coverage.
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Michigan State Favored Over UCLA in Rose Bowl Pick
AP notes Michigan State repeating as national champions with a 27 to 7 Rose Bowl win over UCLA. Orange Bowl projects Alabama 21, Nebraska 17. Cotton Arkansas 14, LSU 8. Sugar Florida 23, Missouri 14. Texas Tech 3, Georgia Tech 21 in Gator Bowl. Texas Christian 20, Texas Western 6 in Sun Bowl.
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Saldivar Named Boxer of the Year by WBA in 1965
Vincente Saldivar of Mexico, world featherweight champion, was voted Boxer of the Year by the World Boxing Association after two title defenses in 1965 against Raul Rojas and Howard Winston. He plans another defense in early 1966 versus Floyd Robertson of Ghana. Flash Elorde, Fighting Harada, and Don Fullmer received honorable mentions. Emile Griffith was named Boxer of the Month for December for his welterweight title defense against Manuel Gonzalez.
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Maryland Edges Houston In Sugar Bowl Opener
Neil Brayton hit a 20 foot jumper with 17 seconds left to lift Maryland to a 69 68 victory over Houston in the Sugar Bowl Basketball Tournament in New Orleans. The win improves Maryland's record while Houston suffers a close loss in the marquee opener.
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