Texas to face Alabama in Orange Bowl clash for national title
In a classic Texas red circle season, the Longhorns aim to upset top-ranked Alabama in the Orange Bowl after a 9-1 season and a late drive against Arkansas. Both programs boast seasoned bowl pedigrees, with Bryant and Royal emphasizing defense as Texas seeks a national crown.
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Knicks Upset Celtics In Tight 113 112 Finish
New York Knickerbockers, last place, stunned Boston Celtics 113 to 112 as Johnny Egan stole a pass with seven seconds left and drove for a go ahead layup. Willis Reed led Knicks with 22 points while Havlicek paced the Celtics with 23. Only game on Thursday schedule.
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Dundee Named Clay's Manager in Local Group
A 10 member Louisville group named Angelo Dundee as Cassius Clay's manager replacing William Faversham who resigned after two heart attacks and remains hospitalized. Dundee will also continue as Clay's trainer with Faversham staying on the sponsoring group. Drew Brown was named assistant trainer. Belgium France Corman Italy Luxemburg and the Netherlands are noted in a European context.
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Local Bowling Standings and High Series Recaps
Raleigh Motor defeats Wright Anderson 30 teams to 2 as cross-polled entries list high team series 3022 for Wright Anderson plus 611 by Jim Anderson. Outstanding bowlers include Dick Sepkowski 599 series and oe Gorsica 565, with many players posting 200+ games.
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David Rice
Betty Fazio
Coffey Norton Sign NFL Pact
The NFL signed two standout University of Washington players. Coffey joined the Green Bay Packers as a top running threat, while Norton inked with the San Francisco 49ers as tackle and placekicker. Other clubs made signings including Ellis, Thibert, Croftcheck, Busko, Evans, and Raab, with no AL action.
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Indiana
New York Giants
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Mickey) Busko
Dayton
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Memphis State
John Evans
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Dick Raab
Illinois Wesleyan
Patton Buried in Luxembourg Third Army Cemetery
General George S. Patton is laid to rest in a Luxembourg burial site associated with the Third Army. The funeral honors reflect his leadership in World War II and his final resting place is noted within European military cemeteries.
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Scovil Emerges as Likely Navy Football Coach Candidate
Navy assistant Doug Scovil, former quarterback under Wayne Hardin since 1963 and ex-head coach at San Mateo College where his teams went 35-7-6, is viewed as the leading candidate to replace Hardin after his resignation. Navy’s athletic director said a decision would come after the New Year as they review several prospects.
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Four W.Va. Tech Hoopsters Hurt In Auto Accident
Eight persons, including four West Virginia Tech junior varsity players and a student coach, were injured in a four car pile up on U S 60 near Charleston. The team’s station wagon skidded on a rain slick road and collided with oncoming traffic. Injuries ranged from mild concussions and cuts to a broken finger and knee injury. none were described as serious. Others hurt included Blaine Gullett, Mrs John M Champe, Linda Kelly and the driver, Don Lahoda.
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Portsmouth
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Slop shop swap drive highlights Christmas season
Three words define the upcoming Christmas period slop shop and swap mark festive efforts to reduce waste and boost charitable giving. Community centers host stalls where thrift items are traded auctions and donations support local causes during December.
Tulsa Ole Miss Clash in Bluebonnet Bowl Saturday
Tulsa and Mississippi meet in the Bluebonnet Bowl at Rice Stadium with Tulsa aiming to curb Ole Miss stars Jerry Rhome and Howard Twilley. Rhome’s 17 NCC records and Twilley’s NCAA marks loom, while Tulsa seeks its 9th win and Ole Miss its bowl pedigree in a 2:30 p.m. CST kickoff.
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Stoco Faces Center Vacancy After Hopkins Injury
Stoco High School gains time to plan after Wayne Hopkins, 6'7" senior and key rebounder, undergoes January knee surgery. Arbaugh will select a new starting center from Roy Pack, Sammy Richardson, and Wayne Perdue, focusing on best defensive fit. Baseball chatter notes 1965 spring training schedules and Frank Howard's potential Senators comeback.
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Wildcats Favored In Own Tourney at Kentucky
Kentucky's Wildcats are slight favorites to win their own invitational tourney this weekend, their 8th win in 12 years. Coach Adolph Rupp worries over forward Larry Conley's throat infection, as he remained in hospital with the illness but anticipated to return.
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Bills Beat Princeton In Tony Bradley Display In St Louis
Princeton guard Bill Bradley scored 34 as eighth ranked Bills defeated Princeton 90-71 in St Louis. Bradley fouled out after 20 free throws. Rich Parks and Rich Rineberg added 13 each for the Bills.
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