Davis Cup Captains Trade Barbs Ahead of World Final
Rival captains from the United States and Australia engage in a pre match press war at Memorial Drive as they name squads for the pivotal Davis Cup Challenge Round. Dell teases Ruffels while Hopman hints at an upset potential with Alexander and Bowrey.
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Arelainr
Australia
U.S
Donald
Deli
Washington D.C
Harry Hopman
Hopman
John Alexander
Dell
Arthur Asber
Clark Graebner
Memorial Courts
Ray Ruffers
Bill Bowrey
Alexander
Ruffels
Memorial Drive
al- Tech Stone
Stone
Hop
Bowrey
Russell
Dent
Philip Dent
Graebner
Ashe
Bow
Baltimore Holds League Low in Points Allowed in 1964 Season
The article notes Baltimore’s defense led the league with 144 points allowed in 16 games, while Cleveland yielded 273. It highlights Colts’ pass defense and interceptions, mentions key players like Bubba Smith and Mike Curtis, and references offensive line blocks and notable performances across the two teams.
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Green Bay
Baltimore
Cleveland
Browns
Dallas
Colts
Vikings
Bubba Smith
Billy Ray Smith
Fred Miller
Ordell Braase
Mike Curtis
Denny Gaubate
Don Shinalek
Bobby Boyd
Lenny Lyles
Jerry Logan
Rick Volk
Erich Barnes
der Davis
Ernie Kellerman
Mike Howell
Tim Housten
Bob Matheson
Dale Lindsey
Ben Soldow
Jack Gregory
Walt Johnson
Fred Hoaglin
Ian Demaria
Gene Hicker
Dick Schaffrath
Monte Clark
Nelson
Bill Curry
Glenn Ressler
Dan Sullivan
Bob Vogel
Sam Ball
Morrall
Don Cockraft
Lou Michael
Seattle Coach Fired After Cont Football League Run
Mel Me lain, coach of the Seattle Seahawks Rang ers in the Continental Football League for the past two seasons, was dismissed on Monday as the team begins a new chapter after a disappointing run.
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Seattle
Mel Melain
Seamts Rangers
Notre Dames OBrien To Start In North South Game
Notre Dame quarterback Coley OBrien earned the starting signal caller role for the North squad in the North South All-Star Game on Christmas Day in Miami. Coach Ara Parseghian also named OBrien offensive captain for the Yankee squad. North backfield includes Ron Dushney and Bob Gladieux with Jim Seymour and Jim Weingarten at ends.
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Miami
Fla
Ara Parshahian
Notre Dame
Coley O'Brien
O'Brien
Terry Hanratty
Parseghian
O’brien
Yanester
Steve Slidell
Army
Yankee
Bob Babies
Ohio
University of Floridal
Eugene “Mercury” Mar
Larry Rentz
Aluis
West Texas State
Spo
Trish
Ron Dushney
Bob Gladieux
Northwestern
Chico Kurennski
Jim Seymoury
Jim Weingardener
Shrekles Rich Spithard
Indiia
Bob Hidspeth
Southern
Haineis
Paris
Tom Pink
Minnesota
Howard Payne College Basketball Tournament Opens In Brownwood
South San Antonio leads a 16 team field in the 26th annual Howard Payne College Basketball Tournament in Brownwood. Division I includes Odessa Permian and Brownwood with early games at 1 p.m. Dallas Baptist meets Howard Payne Thursday with high school finals set for Saturday.
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Brownwood
South San Antonio
Howard Payne College
Odessa Permian
Victorie
la Angelo
Midland Lee
Gates- Side
Austin Lanier
McCamey
Comanche
Brady
Jacksboro
Fort Worth
Western Hills
Ballinger
Coleman
San Saba
Dallas Baptist
SMU Beats Yale In Wild Game After Bench Clearing Brawl
SMU nipped Yale 82 to 76 in a ragged contest as Gene Phillips 32 points led the Mustangs. A bench clearing melee erupted in the final seconds after Phillips was fouled, drawing in players and spectators. Yale’s John Whiston and Jim Morgan led with 13 points apiece, while SMU’s L. Phillips piled up 36 and Greg Carney 22 for Yale’s scorers. The SWC record against non-conference foes remains fragile after the clash.
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Stern Gwisien Fon
Pel
Baltimare
Philadelphia
Glasinnati
New
Ork Voey
Detroit Tar
Ny Angeli Wisin
Ss Aflanta A
San Ie
Son Fromcisch
Nerassies
Yndrie
Luna
Pot
Goewinich
Jon Lost & Kind
yMiomt Hoare
New York
Oakland
Denver
Ballas
Las A
Guiewne House
New Avteane
Ibe
Iwi
Roobing Aly
Janes
Davis a.Janes
Fanz
Gavon
Butler
Houston Celeset
Robie
BI Barry
Dax
Carrer
J Dares
ifaTy
Dampier
Jones
Jone
Int Lorry
Corrier
Jones Ly
Somerset
UCLA
Kentuch
Villanavg Plateeensa
T& Ohio
Tennessee
Associated Press
Southern Methodist
Wichita State
Mustang
SMU
Hayden Fry
John Whiston
Jim Morgan
Yale
Greg Carney
Billy Bob
Barnett
Aggies
A&m
Sirens
O'Riore
Ratol Molen
Lot
Tanis Keeber
Chilone Dani
Barnet
Pere
Bostic
Benefield
Sealth
McAlplne
Brown
Miners Upset Lobos 71 67 In Holiday Clash
Texas-El Paso defeated sixth-ranked New Mexico 71-67 in a holiday game, reversing a previous loss to the Lobos and keeping both teams at 8-2. Santa Clara beat Gonzaga 86-62 as the AP Top Ten action continued with other college games and notable performances.
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Andrew White
Texas-El Paso
New Mexico
Lobos
Miners
Aclacmed Press
University of Texas-El, Paso
Sante Clara
Gonzaga
Mexico
Mings
Pigantichos
Sea Son
Antonio
Mike Switzer
Ples Vyann
Antonian
Ting
Theee Pame
South San Antonio
Central Catholic
Pelle Gibson
St. Peter
Butch Vela
Big Ina
Mark Wientjes
Switeer
Apaches
Nate Archibald
Danny Syder
Man Rheaume
Santa Clara
San Antonio
Brancos
Hallferd
St. Peter Claver
Wayne Marlow
Hector Rodriguez
Rudy Specia
Buttons
David Burges
George Shandy
Trojans
Aslonion
Obriafll
Vela
Wienes
College Scoresboard Mixed With Erratic OCR Text
Fragmented OCR list shows numerous college games with scores and team names jumbled. It references Kansas, Florida, Ohio State, Butler, Northwestern, Washington State, Dayton, Loyola, Weber State, California, Central, Wichita State, Temple, Tulsa, Yale, New Mexico, Minnesota, Syracuse, Brigham Young, Arizona, Nebraska, Gonzaga, Drake, Nevada, Nevada Southern, San Antonio, and others in a chaotic mix of results and misreadings.
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Soin Vannerbihhi
Ifernly Weel
Florida
Louly
Grambling
Bishop
Midwest
Ohio State
Butler
Faleh’gan
Ian
Northwester
Washington State
Dayton Ay
Tos Angeros
Loyola
Weber State
Crelamon
Wilton Penn
Southwest
Wichita State
Tenis Agia
Owlancing
Masuel
Bea
Green
Tulsa Aly Brante
Lauillera Archhodian
Yale
New Mexico
West Minesota
Haag State
Erate
San Oe
Sienna
Syracuse
Brigham Your
Arizona
Nebraska
Gonzaga
Pacitle
Drake
Hayward
Nevada
New Orlentsay
City Cagers Tie Game Standings Spotlight
Fragmented scoreline shows Highland Park and West Eng WM sharing tied results in the Recreation Division finals round. Unclear listings include Monterrey, Palm Helehte, Liecels Park, and Narendate with assorted scores and second round pairings unclear.
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Finyground
Christmax
Highland Park
Denver Heights
West Eng
Southside Thins
South el Antonio
Narendate
Doubie Fertsit
Monterrey
Palm Helehte
Liecels Park
Linduerg
Ferrey Tar Lindserg
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Oklahoma
Sooners
Mike Richardson
Chuck Hixson
Jerry Levins
Mustangs
Landry
Meredith
Tyvice
Apathet Meredith
Irx
Leroy Kelly
Martan
Pau
K Sitler
Pame
Ay Sree Ie Caen Quyse
Virginia
Stot
Larry Bales
Emory Aid
Henry
Howard
Ted Hendrics
Johnny Sias
Georgia Tech
Terry Brown
Oklahoma State
Wally Oyler
Louisville
Bobcats
Yale Boys
Spier Methodist Tet
G. Philip
L. Phillips
Sibley
Hurrican Vetcht
Hawkins
Tallpierre
Wiston
Morgan
Jack
Shelinby
Peters
Langer
Dechobert
Fir
Ime
Dave Sorenson
Jim Cleamons
Houston
Bowling Green
Ollie Taylor
Cougars
Tulsa
Bradley
Bobby Smith
Bowen
Brighamt Young
Scott Warner
Creighton
Hob Portman
Dan Sadlies
Los Angeles
Jim
Eclein
Dayton
Michigan
Utah
Rudy Tomjanovich
Dan Fife
Cage Seores
UPL
NEW York College
Race Valey
Atasda
Pnresides
Herin Cen
Davidson
Kentucky
Ilhinawa
Ata Clard Eoity Notre Dane
AkexIco
Inventut
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Bartes Aig
Purdue
Sovikera Cabitarahy
Were
San Pedro
Tindall
Pontiac
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