Celtics Sweep Bullets 121 114 in Baltimore Comeback Bid
Celtics top Bullets 121 114 as Sam Jones nets 37 points and Willie Naulls 14 in a fast start. Havlicek adds 29 off the bench while Walt Bellamy leads Baltimore with 29, scoring all but eight in the first half.
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Lions Sweep Twin Bill In Walkersville doubleheader
Walkersville swept Takoma Park Academy in a two game set. The 10th grade team won 50 to 24 led by Ronnie Cook with 14 points and Ronnie Smith with 8. George Wachter grabbed 15 rebounds for the 10th graders. The 11th graders edged the visitors 66 to 53 as Hunt Bowers had 22 rebounds and 11 points while Larry Garber added 14.
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Frederick YMCA Juniors defeat Wilmington Y in swim meet
The Frederick YMCA Junior Swimming Team beat Walnut Street Branch Y of Wilmington 32 to 27. Benny Shellhorse led the junior boys with wins in the 100 yard freestyle and 40 yard butterfly and swam on the medley relay. Robert Turner won the 40 yard freestyle and also swam on the relay. Wilmington showed improvement, matching Frederick in firsts but losing by second and third finishes. Frederick’s coed team will begin Mason Dixon League action January 9 against the Western YMCA of Baltimore.
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Vikings Rams In Three Player Trade
The Minnesota Vikings acquired end Jim Red Phillips and tackle Gary Larsen from the Los Angeles Rams as part of a three player deal that also sent Jack Snow of Notre Dame to the Rams. Snow, a standout Irish end, was Minnesota’s first draft pick but opted to play elsewhere, with San Diego of the AFL also having drafted him.
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Red) Phillips
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Braves Consider 1965 Milwaukee programs to move to Atlanta
Milwaukee Braves owner Bill Bartholomay denied a Dayton News report of a $1 million cash settlement to leave Milwaukee. Cubs owner P Wrigley and A's owner C Finley floated a joint 45 to 30 game plan with neighboring clubs to pressure release from the 1965 stadium contract, potentially shifting the team to Atlanta in 1966.
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Michigan Nips Princeton 80-78 in Holiday Festival semifinal
Michigan erased a 14 point deficit as Princeton star Bill Bradley fouled out with 4 37 to go. Cazzie Russell delivered the tie breaking basket with three seconds left to lift Michigan past Princeton 80-78 at Madison Square Garden.
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College Basketball Tournament Recaps and Close Finishes
Reports cover ECAC Holiday Festival consolation semifinals with LaSalle 83 Temple 70 and Syracuse 87 Manhattan 64. Big Eight and Kodak Classic results list Nebraska 62 over Town State 69, Purdue 68 over Washington State 63, and Michigan State 93 Washington 57 with late drama.
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Top U S Jockey Walter Blum Injured in Race Spill
National riding champion Walter Blum may be sidelined for months after a two horse spill at Santa Anita Park. Apprentice Senen Trevino also hurt, with a sprained neck and facial laceration. Blum suffered a compression fracture, broken ribs, and a concussion from the crash involving Country Squire in the eighth race.
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Syracuse Police Intercept Frank Ryan’s Football
Syracuse police recovered a missing autographed football once belonging to NFL quarterback Frank Ryan of the Cleveland Browns. The ball disappeared after a Browns victory and was found following a tip. Ryan had received it after helping the Browns clinch the Eastern Division title in a game versus the Giants.
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Youth Sneaks into Browns Locker Room During Televised Celebration
A 16 year old youth who traveled from Frederick to Cleveland to watch the Browns game entered the postgame locker room during the televised celebration. Police recovered the unidentified boy after an area resident recognized him and tipped off authorities.
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