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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1964

Page

12

College coaching casualties shake up major programs

The Associated Press reports Dick Dickens joins a wave of 1958 coaching changes as Indiana cuts ties with Phil Dickens and vacancies appear at Navy UCLA and Pennsylvania. Hardin Barnes and Stiegman depart, with other schools like Holy Cross Texas A&M Alabama and Wichita State outlining adjustments.

Associated Press Phil’ Dickens Indiana Wayne Hardin Bill Barnes John Stiegman Navy UCLA Pennsylvania Hardin Naval Academy Barnes Bruins Stiegman Bohiings Hank Foldberg Texas A&m Doug Perry Bowling Green Gene Stallings Bear Bryant Alabama Foldberg Bob Gibson Perry Eddie Anderson Holy Cross

McPeak Predicts Browns Run at Colts in Title Game

Washington coach Bill McPeak says Cleveland, led by Jim Brown and Ernie Green, may run against the Baltimore Colts in the title game. He notes Strong Colts front four complicate passing and recalls Browns Redskins and Browns Baltimore games this season. He praises Brown as exceptional and cites Browns pass protection and Baltimore blitz pattern.

McPeak Browns Colts Jack Hand Associated Press Washington Bill McPeak NFL Baltimore Cleveland Jim Brown Ernie Green Redskins Sonny ‘Jurgensen Lonnie Sanders Jim Steffen Charley Taylor Taylor

Bombard steps into Kaminski role for Randolph Macon

Randolph Macon College fills the gap left by Frank Kaminski as Bob Bombard, a 672 transfer from Montgomery Junior College, starts at center. Bombard, a Silver Spring native, averages 12 rebounds and 11 points through five games, helping RMC extend its home winning streak to 38 and push toward a fourth straight Virginia Little Eight title.

Ashland Ranulph Bob Bombard Kaminski Lynchburg College Yellow Jacket Silver Spring Maryland Bombard Good Counsel Catholic High School Wheaton Montgomery D.C New York RMC Paul Webb Jackets Randolph Macon Lynchburg Bridgewater Roanoke Shepherd Old Haminton Virginia Mason-Dixon

Comsat Signs Contract to Launch Early Bird Satellite

The Communications Satellite Corp signs a NASA joint contract to launch the Early Bird satellite as soon after March 1, with a 3.5 million dollar per launch cost to Comsat. NASA will provide launch services and backup, aiming for commercial service by 1967 and a global synchronous network with three main satellites.

Washington Communications Satellite Corp Comsat National Areanautics and Space Administration NASA Atlantic ANASA Pacific Indian Oceans

No Big Flu Outbreak Expected This Winter

Public Health Service predicts the nation will escape a major flu epidemic this winter. Few local concentrations of Asian or other influenza types have appeared, and vaccination is urged for high risk groups. Officials say signs point to no widespread outbreak though localized cases remain possible.

Frank Carey Associated Press Washington Public Health Service Health Service

Laurel Race Course expands press box for International

The Maryland track completes an enlarged press box with the latest communication facilities as turf scribes, including many from abroad, descend for the November 11 Washington D C International.

Laurel, Md Laurel Race Course Washington D.C. International Maryland

Texas Longhorns Hit Top Ten National Ratings Ten Times

The Texas Longhorns finished in the top ten of national rankings on ten occasions. The record reflects consistent high performance across seasons and implies sustained competitive strength in their league.

Paris Seine Reginner Jim Wynne Wynne President de Gaulle Texas Longhorns

Poe’s Works 1 The Bug and The Black Flee

Compilation notes list two stories The Bug and The Black Flea attributed to Edgar Allan Poe. The items sit in a miscellany of miscellaneous titles with uncertain dating and varying spellings.

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