New Tech Stadium Under Construction in Blacksburg
Virginia Tech officials report plans to finish the west side of Lane Stadium in 1965 with a 17500 seating capacity. Temporary bleachers on the east side will add about 10000 seats while Miles Stadium is razed for three dormitories by 1966.
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Lopez Bags Another Hole in One at Tampa Course
Al Lopez, amid Winter Meetings crowd, holed out from 621 yards on the 15th at Tampa’s Temple Pines course. It marked his second career ace, the first coming 36 years earlier at a now-defunct Airport nine. He paid $63 for refreshments and carried hole-in-one insurance for $1. Teammates Tony Cuccinello, John Berry, Charley Gregory, Rackley, and attorney Berry watched.
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Colgate Fights Back After Opener Loss
After losing to Columbia 21 14 Colgate held rivals to 31 points as the Red Raiders won 7 of their last games in a season opening recap highlighting the defensive effort and late momentum.
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Collier Wins Browns Coach of the Year After Title
Browns coach Blanton Collier, who led Cleveland to a 27-0 NFL title over the Baltimore Colts, is praised by players as Coach of the Year. The 58 year old veteran, noted for his long association with the club and leadership of star quarterback Frank Ryan, received congratulatory tributes in the locker room after the championship victory.
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Duke and Ohio State Set for Wednesday Showdown
Duke visits Ohio State in Columbus while Wake Forest hosts Florida in a nonconference tilt. Clemson opens the Poinsettia Classic in Greenville as Furman draws Baylor, and Maryland meets Yale in the Hurricane Classic. Virginia, Connecticut, and Canisius also tip off in tournament play as the ACC contenders brace for conference action.
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Citadel Faces Tech In Key Southern Conf Opener
The Citadel, leading the Southern Conference, travels to Blacksburg to face Virginia Tech in a Thursday league opener. Tech, a sophomore squad, has a 3-0 conference mark but is just 2-5 overall, with both wins at home including a victory over Vanderbilt.
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Michigan Wichita Tip Off Holiday Tourneys Tonight
Eight of college basketball's top ten teams including Michigan and Wichita State play in holiday tournaments. Utah State coach Ladell Anderson knocked out by referee’s son in Rainbow Classic incident. Anderson apologized. Wisconsin beat Boston College 70 69. Wichita faces Villanova in Quaker City Classic semifinals. Illinois meets St Joseph's. Michigan as Holiday Festival favorite.
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Davidson Seeks Top Spot as Conference Play Heats Up
Davidson, 2-0 in the league, aims to topple Alabama and snare first place by routing Mississippi State while The Citadel loss could lift Davidson’s Wildcats. Davidson faces William and Mary in Charlotte as tourney action dominates a week with Furman, VMI, and George Washington also in key games.
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Bantam Girls Bantam Singles Crowned At Health Center Lanes
Maxine Tomblin won first in Bantam Girls Singles of the Christmas Tournament with 215 in two games on Health Center Lanes. She bowled 122 and 81 with a 12 handicap, aided by a late frame spare count. Judy Heller took second with 210 and Trudy Dill third with 208. Bantam Boys Singles follow Tuesday morning at 10 with Junior and Senior Boys at 4.
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