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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1964

Page

6

Leading College Teams Favored In Tourneys

United Press International notes top ten college teams vie for holiday tournament glory across nine classics and several showcase events. Michigan, UCLA, Minnesota and Indiana headline strong fields while Saint Louis and Illinois scored weekend wins. Other key teams drew mixed results as national ranking momentum shifts amid major tournaments from New York to Honolulu.

Holiday Tourney Opens at Madison Square Garden

Michigan and St John’s are favored as opening round games begin in the 11th Holiday Festival at Madison Square Garden. St John’s debuts against LaSalle in the first game. Princeton meets Syracuse. Michigan faces Manhattan. Temple plays Cincinnati in the night doubleheader. Losers play Wednesday afternoon. winners return Wednesday night. championship set for 9 p.m. next Saturday.

United Press International Michigan New York Wolverines Cincinnati St. John’s la Salle Syracuse Manhattan Princeton Temple Bruins Minnesota UCLA Golden Gophers Michigan State Arizona Iowa Southern California Washington Utah Memphis Tenn St. Louis Indiana UPI Madison Square Garden LaSalle Bill Bradley

Sugar Bowl LSU Poised for Explosive Offense vs Syracuse

LSU coach Charles McClendon expects a healthy Pat Screen to spark an offensive surge against Syracuse in New Orleans on New Year's Day. If Screen remains limited, Billy Ezell will take the reins as LSU's offense relies on Screen, Ezell, and Doug Moreau to push the Tigers in their fourth straight bowl.

Baton Rouge UPI Charles McClendon Louisiana State Uiversity Tiger Syracuse LSU Pat Screen McClendon Y. A. Tittle Screen Tigers Orangemen New Orleans Billy Ezell Greenville Greenville, Miss Ezell Doug Moreau Moreau

Wolverines Undefeated In Three Bowl Tussles

Michigan eyes a Rose Bowl win over Oregon State to extend a perfect bowl record. The 1901 Yost team, 1948 comeback, and 1951 win set a legacy as Michigan seeks a fourth straight bowl victory in a 100,000 crowd. Bump Elliott’s 8-1 squad features strong rushing and passing in a preview of New Year’s Day.

Paladina Calif UPI Michigan Oregon State Wolverine Fielding Yost Stanford West Coast Fritz Crisler Chalmers Bump) Elliott Southern California California Bump Elliott Purdue Ohio State Tlinois Navy Michigan State Wolverines

AMF honors John Ernst for achievement award

John Ernst director of operations for AMF bowling equipment division in Shelby Ohio receives the AMF achievement award. A Purdue graduate, Ernst joined AMF in 1946 as chief pinspotters development engineer.

A.M.F Westbury N.Y UPI John Ernst American Machine and Foundry Company Shelby, Ohio Purdue Ernst

Michelon Wins Italian Middleweight Title In Alessandria

Benito Michelon outpointed Piero del Papa Saturday night to win the Italian middleweight championship in Alessandria. Michelon weighed 159 pounds to Del Papa's 159 percent.

Michelon Alessandria Italy UPI Benito Michelon Piero del Papa del Papa

College Basketball Scores From Saturday's Tournaments

In Philadelphia first round action Quaker City results saw Wichita 109 over Pittsburgh 58 and St Josephs 82 over Holy Cross 63. Illinois 102 beat New York University 79 while Villanova 52 defeated Pennsylvania 47. In Kansas City Big Eight Kansas State 75 over Oklahoma 65 and Kansas 72 over Iowa State 55. Portland hosts Far West Classic with Tennessee 70 over Portland 59 and Oregon 92 over Purdue 76. In San Jose WCAC U of Pacific 67 over Loyola Cal 61 and Santa Clara 91 over Santa Barbara 69. Hawaii Invitational in Honolulu featured Wisconsin 70 over Boston College 69 and Hawaii 94 over Utah State 91. In Evansville Evansville 113 Massachusetts 82 and Drake 87 Northwestern 69. Illinois Florida State 74 over Tulsa 72. Loyola Ill 83 over Marquette 71. Utah 87 over Army 65. Wyoming 75 over California 74 and Stanford 93 over Tulane 65. Creighton 86 over South Dakota 67.

Santa Clara Santa Barbara University the Pacific Loyola Wichita Illinois Philadelphia Shockers Pittsburgh St. Joseph’s Holy Cross Illini NYU Villanova Penn Kansas City Portland Ore Honolulu Hawaii Oklahoma City Miami Greenville S. C Detroit New York United Press International Quaker City New York U Penn Vania Kansas St Oklahoma Kansas Iowa St Tennessee Oregon Purdue San Jose Calif U of Pacific Evansville Massachusetts Drake Northwestern Houston Rhode Island Florida St Tulsa Loyola (Ill Marquette Utah Army Wyoming California Stanford Tulane Creighton South Dakota

Detroit Falls to Celtics Sixth Straight Loss

The Detroit Pistons lost to the Boston Celtics 112-106 after leading by 18 in the first half. Sam Jones scored 40 and John Havlicek added key baskets to seal the win for Boston, who remain unbeaten and six games up in the Eastern Division.

United Press International Detroit Pistons Cincinnati Jack McMahon National Basketball Association Boston Celtic Royals Boston Detroit Celts Pistons Fort Wayne Sam Jones John Havlicek Dave DeBusscherre Oscar Robertson Baltimore Gus Johnson Walt Bellamy Bullets Ohl Baily How St. Louis New York Knickerbockers Hawks Bob Pettit Richie Guerin

Stratton Leads Buffalo AHL Win Over Former Team

Art Stratton set up five goals as the Buffalo Bisons routed the Pittsburgh Hornets 9-0 Sunday night, extending their lead in the Western Division. The Bisons won 5-2 in Pittsburgh Saturday, with Stratton and Pat Hannigan assisting on John Mizuk’s goal and Len Lunde scoring three times. Ray Cullen added two quick goals, with Gaudet, Melnyk, and Hannigan contributing others as Buffalo avenged a trade that sent Stratton to Buffalo.

Buffalo N.Y UPI Art Stratton Pittsburgh Hornets Buffalo Bisons Stratton Bisons Hornets Pittsburgh Baltimore Springfield AHL Pat Hannigan John Mizuk Hornet Len Lunde Ray Cullen Oscar Gaudet Jerry Melnyk Hannigan

Kurtz Retires After 38 Years As WPIAL Chronicler

Pittsburgh reporter Paul A. Kurtz retires after 38 years covering WPIAL events for the Pittsburgh Press. Known as a one man commissioner of Western Pennsylvania high school athletics, he helped college scouts evaluate talent. PAIA officials and WPIAL officials praise his service and friendship. Kurtz previously worked at Jones & Laughlin Steel and Hill Top Record before joining the Press in 1926. He mastered the Gardner Point System used to determine WPIAL champions.

Pittsburgh UPI Paul A. Kurtz Pittsburgh Press Pennsylvania Kurtz Mark Funk Pennsylvania Interscholastic AA Funk Harold J. Bush WPIAL The Press Jones & Laughlin Steel Cor Hill

Six Records Broken In NAIA 64 Season

Six NAIA records fell and one tied during the 1964 football season per final NAIA statistics. Notable feats include Dan Miles of Southern Oregon with 101 completions of 135 for 2,074 yards, Leonard Scheufler of Ottawa with 15 TD receptions, Ray Ritchey of William Jewell with 29 straight extra points, and John Williams to William Carter for a 99-yard play for New Mexico Highlands tying the 95-yard record. Jim Van Gorden of Eau Claire State led in total offense averaging 256.3 yards per game, while Jerry Bishop of Austin topped passing with 2,246 yards. Ed Buzzell of Ottawa threw 24 TD passes and 1,744 yards.

Kansas City, Mo UPI National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Dan Miles Southern Oregon Gordon Taylor Anderson Ind Leonard Scheufler Ottawa Kan Dee Kolsow Kansas Wesleyan Sterling Brad Hustad Luther Iowa Jim van Gorden Eau Claire State Wis NAMTA America van Gorden Jerry Bishop Austin Tex Ed Buzzell

Lions Seek Second Motor City Title in Tourney Open

DETROIT UPI Penn State aims for its second straight Motor City Basketball Tournament title as it faces Houston in the opening round. Detroit meets Valparaiso. consolation and title games set for Tuesday. Penn State carries a 5-2 record this season and owns a Sunflower Festival crown. Houston enters at 6-4 and has prior tournament wins including Bluebonnet Bowl titles.

Detroit UPI Penn State Motor City Houston Valparaiso Kansas Kansas State Cougars Auburn Texas A&m

Georgia Gives SEC First Edge in New Year Bowl Lineup

The SEC holds early advantage as Alabama seeks a perfect season in the Orange Bowl, LSU faces Syracuse in the Sugar Bowl, and Arkansas meets Nebraska in the Cotton Bowl. Michigan clashes with Oregon State in the Rose Bowl as Georgia defeats Texas Tech 7 0 in the Sun Bowl. The North beats the South 10 6 in the Blue Gray game.

United Press International SEC Alabama Miami Louisiana State Syracuse Texas Bama Arkansas Nebraska Dallas Michigan Oregon State Georgia Texas Tech el Paso Tex

Los Angeles State College Tops Nation in Football

Pasadena report says Los Angeles State College completed nine straight wins while averaging over 40 points per game. The UPI Trophy, symbolizing the national championship in its division, will be presented to coach Homer Beatty at the Southern California Football Writers Association midwinter meeting.

Pasadena Calif UPI Los Angeles State College United Press International Homer Beatty Southern California Football Writers Association

Senators Set For A Strong 1965 Season Under Hodges

The Washington Senators under manager Gil Hodges plan a revamped 1965 campaign with many new faces. Frank Howard leads hopes for a comeback, while additions like Dick Nen Phil Ortega Pete Richert and Ken McMullen strengthen offense and depth. Pitchers Dave StenhouseTom Cheney Don Loun Jim Duckworth Buster Narum offer potential boosts as Hodges targets platoon flexibility and improved defense with a tougher schedule ahead.

Washington Senators Gil Hodges Hodges Senators Washington Nats Frank Howard Howard Bob Chance Woody Held Dick Nen Ken McMullen Los Angles Dodgers Nen Franks Dodgers Spokane Phil Ortega Pete Richert McMullen Claude Osteen John Kennedy Dave Stenhouse Tom Cheney Don Loun Jim Duckworth Duckworth Stenhouse Cheney Rest Buster Narum Narum

Barry's Temper Drives Miami Star To Pro-Level Hopes

Rick Barry of the University of Miami is lauded for his vast talent and potential as a premier college player. His temper, once a blemish, is seen as part of his growth and maturity as coach Bruce Hale and observers note his controlled reaction to rough play and his improving all-around game.

New York NEA University of Miami Fla Rick Barry Barry St. John’s Rick Miami Bruce Hale Joe Lapchick Roselle Park N.J

Buffalo Ramps Hornets In AHL

The Bisons routed the Pittsburgh Hornets 9 0 led by Len Lunde hat trick and Art Stratton five assists while Ed Chadwick shared shutout duties. Rochester beat Quebec 7 1 as Norm Armstrong bested Gump Worsley twice. Cleveland topped Hershey 3 1 and Providence defeated Baltimore 6 3 as AHL action moved Sunday.

United Press International Buffalo Bisons Buffalo Bills Pittsburgh Hornets Len Lunde Art Stratton Ed Chadwick Giants Rochester Americans Quebec Aces Norm Armstrong Gump Worsley Cleveland Hershey Providence Baltimore Quebec Springfield Rochester Pittsburgh

Wydman Stars In Blue Gray Game

Quarterback Gary Wydman led the Yankee All-Stars to a 10-6 victory in the 27th Blue Gray Football Classic in Montgomery Alabama over the Rebel team. Wydman threw a 30 yard touchdown pass to Bill Cronin in the third period. Minnesota fullback Mike Reid added a 27 yard field goal and a second score for the North. The South finally struck in the fourth on a six yard pass from Bob Schweickert to John Brotherton but failed on the attempted extra point.

Montgomery Ala UPI Gary Wydman Penn State Ohio State Wydman Boston College Bill Cronin Minnesota Mike Reid Reid South Virginia Tech Bob Schweickert Texas A&m John Brotherton

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