Odell Named Penn Coach After Bucknell Success
Bob Odell, former Bucknell head coach and Penn alumnus, accepts the Penn football head coach post. He vows aggressive recruiting and aims to restore respect after a string of poor seasons. Odell played at Penn under Munger and won the Maxwell Award in 1943. He replaces John Stiegman who was ousted after five straight losing campaigns. Bucknell record under Odell was 37 wins 26 losses.
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Bob Odell
Bucknell University
University of Pennsylvania
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Odell
George Munger
Munger
John Stiegman
Bucknell
Parseghian
Southern California
Football Writers Association of America
Football Hall of Fame
Hayes Helps Ease Racial Problem In Southern City
An Alabama man praises Bob Hayes for improving race relations in Mobile, saying the boy has done more to ease the racial situation than all the do-gooders. The remark highlights Hayes’s impact amid tensions in the Southern city.
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Mobile. Ala
Bob Hayes
Alabama
Sam Jones Guides Celtics and Friars to Unbeaten Streaks
Sam Jones drives Boston Celtics toward a seventh straight title and mentors Providence College stars Jim Walker and Dexter Westbrook. Providence extends its 10 game win streak by defeating Boston College 89 79 as Jones, Walker, and Blair shine on offense and defense. Hayes, an Olympic gold medalist, discusses integration and plans with the Dallas Cowboys.
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Newton. Mass
Sam Jones
Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
Providence College
Jim Walker
Dexter Westbrook
Providence
Jones
North Carolina
Boston College
Bob Cousy
Walker
Boston
Bill Blair
Westbrook
Mt. Vernon
N.Y
Joe Mullaney
Holy Cross
Cousy
Friars
Indiana
Canisius
All-America Fred Biletnikoff Marries at FSU Stadium
All-American wide receiver Fred Biletnikoff wed Geri OConner in a ten minute ceremony beneath the goal posts at the Florida State University football stadium.
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Fla
Fred Biletnikoff
Geri O'Conner
Florida State University
Bullets Rally Past Pistons to Take Lead then Hold On
Detroit and Baltimore clash as the Bullets surge to a 102-98 lead after a second half comeback. Loughery and Debusc score for Detroit, while Johnson and Bellamy pace Baltimore with key plays and a late defensive effort by Oh! to seal the victory.
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Loughery
Don Ohs
Walt Bellamy
Detroit
Dave Debus
Schere
Gus Johnson
Scott
Howellsone
Deb
Ferry
Butcher
Jones
Barry Increases Scoring Lead In Major College Basketball
Barry of Miami Florida widened his scoring edge to 36.9 points per game after 79 points in two Hurricane Classic games. Wayne Estes trails at 32.8. Duke surged to team lead with a 121 88 win over Penn State and a 96.8 points per game pace, Brigham Young at 96.0.
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Rick Barry
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Wayne Estes
Utah State
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Rangers Recall Ingram to Face Canadiens and Maple Leafs
The New York Rangers bring back defenseman Ron Ingram from Baltimore and send left wing Ted Taylor down to the Clippers. Ingram replaces rookie Rod Seiling who is sidelined with a bruised shoulder for weekend NHL games versus Montreal and Toronto. Taylor was recalled but Baltimore was idle.
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New York Rangers
Ron Ingram
Baltimore
Ted Taylor
Ingram
Rod Seiling
Montreal
Toronto
Seiling
Taylor
Clippers
Collegiate Star Olen Underwood Signs Giants Deal
Olen Underwood, center and defensive end for the Texas Longhorns who helped win the Orange Bowl, signed a contract with the New York Giants of the National Football League on Thursday.
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Olen Underwood
Texas Longhorns
New York Giants
National Football League
Police widen search for jail fugitive Hanna
Maryland State Police intensify manhunt for James Arthur Hanna alias Robert Leroy Williamson, an escapee from Martinsburg jail charged with breaking and entering and grand larceny and wanted by the FBI. He is described as a 22 year old white male, 5 foot 8, 150 pounds, with dark hair, last seen wearing a blue or black jacket and an army type cap.
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James Arthur Hanna
Robert Leroy Williamson
Martinsburg
W. Va
Hanna
Brunswick
Frederick Barracks
Brunswick City
County Grants Licenses For New Buildings
The county approved nine construction permits totaling 964,500 with a 84 by 26 foot fiberglass greenhouse valued at 4,000 on O Possumtown Pike for Howard W Wachter of RFD 3 Frederick. Other permits include a 12,500 frame home on Bethel Road and 12,000 brick frame homes on Mountaindale Road.
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Howard W. Wachter
RFD 3
Frederick
Walter Martz
Robert Leatherman
U. S. 15
Putman Road
Harry C. Block
RFD
Thurmont
Eastview
Hilltop Drive
Park View Drive
Hillside
Lake View
Brookeville
Boch
Kaempf and Harris, Inc
Bethel Road
Fish Hatchery Road
Robert A. Grove
East Fifth Street
Howard Zimmerman
Mountaindale Road
Bowers Road
Braves sell 36 season tickets for final Milwaukee season
Milwaukee Braves have received 36 season tickets for their 1965 farewell season in Milwaukee. Secretary Ralph Delforge said the club would wait for public interest before deciding on any ticket promotion, noting that last year over 3,000 tickets had already been sold by this point.
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Milwaukee Braves
Ralph Delforge
Delforge
Braves
Atlanta
Construction Permits Issued For Middletown area Homes
Calvin Shafer and Son of Middletown receive a frame home with carport permit on South Jefferson Street. Curtis W. Ausherman of Frederick gets a brick veneer home permit on Clover Hill Drive in Clover Hill. Melvin Hatton of Germantown is approved for a block home with two carport on Shookstown Road west of Edgewood Road.
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RFD 1
Middletown
Jefferson Street
Curtis W. Ausherman
Military Road
Frederick
Clover Hill
Shookstown Road
Edgewood Road
Melvin Hatton
Germantown
Broncos director Bill Meek resigns from Broncos
Bill Meek, director of player personnel for the Denver Broncos, resigned effective immediately on Thursday. In Wichita Kansas, Arlie Looney reports a pollination mix up producing potato vines with tomatoes and potatoes growing among the leaves.
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Bill Meek
Denver Broncos
American Football League
Wichita, Kan
Arlie Looney
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