Flyers Hit Lakeside then Sandusky St Mary in Weekend Tests
The St Paul Flyers host Lakeside in a Friday game likely to challenge them, then travel to Sandusky St Mary on Saturday. Lakeside stars Keith Krynock and Charles Inhat loom large. Norwalk travels to Bellevue to face the Redmen, with Jim Singer leading the Truckers scorers and Bellevue’s Mark Hoffman tops in the league.
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Donavan cures Knicks skid with 111 90 win over Bullets
Knicks coach Eddie Donovan mixed a $100 fine for Bob Boozer with a surge from Johnny Egan the league's smallest man and rookies Willis Reed and Howie Romives as New York beat Baltimore 111 90. Boozer added 20 points and Egan scored 26.
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Wolverines Rout Indiana State 102-64 in rout
Michigan, ranked No. 1 by UPI, blazed past Indiana State 102-64 as All-American Cazzie Russell led with 27 points. Evansville, top small college, beat Northwestern 83-75, while Ohio State edged Butler 67-66. Michigan improved to 4-0, with four players in double figures.
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Mets Seek Five Stars in Bold Trade Push
New York Mets offer $500000 for Willie Davis and target four other NL stars including Billy Williams Willie Mays Hank Aaron and Sandy Koufax as part of a bold plan to boost fan appeal and attendance. Grant cites popularity as key while O Malley counters with Davis offer and notes writing not required. Davis is praised as a top defender with .294 average 23 doubles 7 triples 12 homers.
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Piccolo Named 1964 NCAA Scoring and Rushing Champion
Brian Piccolo of Wake Forest crowned 1964 NCAA major college scoring leader with 111 points and rushing king by NCAA. Piccolo rose from 119th in rushing in 1963 to lead national rankings, edging Tulsa’s Howard Twilley by one point in scoring and beating Illinois fullback Jim Grabowski by 40 yards in rushing. Wake Forest’s second rushing champ and first scoring title holder.
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