St. Joseph's Upsets Wichita In Tourney
St. Joseph's, ranked 11th, defeated Wichita 76-69 to notch its 10th straight win and capture the Quaker City Tournament in Philadelphia. Indiana, Davidson, Miami, Penn State and Baylor also won holiday tourney titles. UCLA, Michigan and San Francisco featured in notable games and crowd records.
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Guerin Debuts as Hawks Coach with 122 104 Win
Richie Guerin, making his NBA coaching debut, guides the St. Louis Hawks to a 122 104 victory over the San Francisco Warriors. Pettit returns after injury and scores 26 as Wilt Chamberlain tops scorers with 35 for San Francisco.
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Hull Continues Scoring In NHL
Bobby Hull of the Chicago Black Hawks extended his scoring pace as his 30th and 31st goals helped Chicago beat New York 4-2. Hull claimed the pressure is on the team to stop him while Chicago moved into a first place tie with Montreal in the NHL standings after Glenn Hall shutout the Rangers late.
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Gator Bowl Florida State Has Faith In Defense
Florida State faces Oklahoma in the Gator Bowl with a stout defense led by "The Seven Magnificents" line. Avery Sumner sparked the shaved-head unit, while Steve Tensi and Fred Biletnikoff pace the offense for a game expected to test Oklahoma's ground game.
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Bowling Standings and Highlights From Beckley 1950s
Team results list Eastern Association of Coal show Beckley Wel and Purity Maid leading with 2 1 records while Coca Cola and S&B Market chase higher spots. Outstanding bowlers include Dominic Savino 597 series and Charles Karbonit 245 high game, with various high team series tallies across multiple clubs.
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College and tournament scores from a broad basketball card
United Press International summarizes numerous high school college and tournament results. It lists scores for Morgantown Fairmont St Peters Charleston Beckley Parkersburg Weirton Huntington St. Joseph Milton and many others, plus tournament results from Cotton Bowl Big Eight Far West and more with many date-free line items.
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Cowboys Sign Tulsa QB Rhome in six figure deal
Dallas Cowboys inked Dallas University of Tulsa standout Jerry Rhome, a leading 1964 passer, to a several year six figure contract with a guaranteed bonus. Houston Oilers quit bidding as Rhome chose Dallas alongside No 1 draft pick Craig Morton from California.
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John Stuart and Cy Young Voted into Hall of Fame
West Virginia Sports Writers announce John Davis Stuart from Huntington and Cy Young, born in Charleston, elected to the Hall of Fame. The two join other old timers and modern inductees, with ceremonies at the Charleston Civic Center and honors noting Stuart's 1923 doubleheader win for the Cardinals.
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Evansville again tops UPI small college ratings
Evansville remains undefeated at 6-0 and leads the United Press International small college basketball poll for the second straight week. Grambling follows, with Fresno State and Pan American in the top four, as Akron Wittenberg Carson-Newman Youngstown Hofstra fill the rest of the top ten.
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Cuddy Predicts Bowl Outcomes
New York UPI preview lists upsets for New Year bowls with Texas over Alabama 10-7 in the Orange Bowl, Nebraska over Arkansas 24-21 in the Cotton Bowl, Syracuse over Louisville State 20-7 in the Sugar Bowl, Michigan over Oregon State 30-14 in the Rose Bowl, and Oklahoma over Florida State 14-7 in the Gator Bowl.
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Pettit Russell Lead East West All Star Selections
Bob Pettit of the St Louis Hawks and Bill Russell of the Boston Celtics head a 16 man list chosen for the NBA 15th annual East West All Star game at St Louis Arena January 13. Eight players from each side, with two more added later, include 14 veterans from last year. Pettit makes his 11th straight appearance alongside West Baylor Bellamy Johnson Chamberlain Dischinger Wilkens. East adds rookie Luscious Jackson with Greer Russell Heinsohn Jones Robertson Lucas Embry in a strong lineup.
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Clegg Earns Third in SC Blocking Balloting
Milt Clegg of West Virginia University placed third for best blocker in the 1964 Southern Conference season. He trailed Virginia Tech's Sonny Utz and the Citadel's Joe Missar. Utz will receive the Jacobs Blocking Trophy January 27 at a Columbia jamboree.
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Campbell Named Traveling Secretary For Reds
Paul Campbell a 47 year old Reds scout was named traveling secretary for the Reds organization succeeding Avery Robbins who resigned to enter private business Campbell joined the Reds in 1959 and will take on the new role immediately.
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Hicks First In Overall Scoring
Wayne Hicks of the Quebec Aces leads the American Hockey League in total scoring with 39 points on 16 goals and 23 assists through December 27. Teammate Ed Hoefstra and Ted Hampson of Pittsburgh are tied for second with 36 points.
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