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DAILY TIMB-N1WS DECEMBER 23, 1964 Final Goal FINAL GOAL Don't Pass On Colts--McPeak Redskins' Coach Gives Tip To Browns WBA Hopes To Have Champ Soon NEW YORK (AP) There may be another heavyweight champion crowned by the time Cassius Clay and Sonny Liston meet in their once-postponed, return title fight in June at Boston. 'The exact date hasn't been set yet but it will be in June," said Angelo Dundee, trainer manager of Clay. "Cassius is feeling fine and rarin' to go." There had been a Boston report that the Clay-Liston fight would be held on April 19 but Dundee said Tuesday "that too soon." The return fight had been scheduled for Nov. 16 but was postponed on Nov. 13 when Clay had to have an emergency hernia operation.

The World Boxing Association, which stripped Clay of rec ognition because be signed for the return fight with Liston, hopes to have a new champion well before June. It has decreed that the winner of the Ernie Terrell-Eddie Machen bout will be the WBA's champion. The WBA also said the winner must fight the victor of the 12-round bout between former champion Floyd Patterson of New York and George Chuvalo of Toronto at New York's Madison Square Garden. The WBA rates them in this order: Terrell, Patterson, Chu- valo and Machen. By JACK HAND Associated Press Sports Writer Washington's Bill McPeak, one of the NFL coaches who met both Baltimore and Cleveland in the regular season, thinks the Browns will run at the Colts Sunday and make things interesting in the title game.

"Cleveland's Jim Brown keeps them in the ball game," said McPeak in Washington. "He really can do the job. I think you have to run at Baltimore, but you need two to do that. Ernie Green is a vastly underrated back, very interesting." It could be four. giving them all they could handle.

But when they finally broke loose we haven't seen an avalanche like that all year." McPeak said Baltimore red "They turn them loose and often drop the linebackers and play zone, like Cleveland. It's tough to pass against them except for screen and what we call delay flares." Cleveland beat Washington twice, 27-13 and 34-24, during the National Football League season. Baltimore thumped the Redskins 45-17 in the final game. "We played Cleveland twice when we were at full strength," said McPeak. "In the first game we outplayed them except for fumbles.

In the second game we played our poorest defensive game of the year. Sonny However, McPeak also sees Jurgensen got hot in the second perils for the Browns if they try half and passed for something to pass against the Colts' front like 240 yards. "Against Baltimore we were minus two regular likes to turn loose ary man Lonnie Sanders and that front four," said McPeak. Jim Steffen. Then we lost Charley Taulor in the third quarter.

Browns Reivard Collier Coach Given New Three-Year Pact For Good Record CLEVELAND (Kl--Blanton Collier, the soft-spoken Kentucky gentleman in his second year as Cleveland Browns' coach, has been signed to a new three-year contract, Art Modell, club president, announced today. The salary was not disclosed. Collier leads the Browns into Municipal Stadium Sunday for the National Football League championship against the Baltimore Colts. "I am delighted with the masterful job Blanton has done for us since taking over as head coach two years ago," Modell said. "His record of 20 wins, seven losses and one tie in the toughest football league in the world is better than that of any of his contemporaries in the past two seasons." Collier, 58, was signed to a three-year contract early in 1963 when Modell fired Paul Brown as head coach.

The Browns' 7-61 record in 1962 was the second worst in the club's history, including four years (1946-1949) in the old All-American Conference. The new contract will run through 1967. "I am most grateful for Art Modell's confidence in me and my staff," said Collier. "I sincerely hope that we can justify his confidence in us, because he is deserving of the very best. "Frankly, my thoughts have been more upon the championship game than upon what was going to happen to me." One-Year Proposition 10-4 record last season under Collier, second in the Eastern Division to the New York Giants.

This year they won the division title with a record. more conservative eight or 101 John Unitas. Paul Warfield and times. Both did a good job of Gary Collins have come on to Raltimnrp's rwfiivprs Tt pass blocking. "Jim Brown is in a class by ashould be a real good ball imenlf ooiH id (Tamp himself," said McPeak.

"So isjgame. Timberlake Experiences Those All-America Blues By SANDY PADWE NEW YORK (NEA) -of Bob Timberlake's many assets is the ability to assess a situation quickly and correctly. So there he was in the Waldorf Astoria Hotel, impa- tence spread all over his face, on the very night they were TT i-i 1 me very mgm mey were Until we lost Taylor we were honoring him for6 bein an A11 Pivmp thpm all thpv rniilr) han-L i i i "What I would do," he said, "is go to school in the off-season. It would take six years like that. "Right now I'm not sure where I'll go.

although Princeton wrote me about its Divinity School." That should be good to Allie Sherman. America quarterback. The card on his jacket read "Bob Timberlake, University of Michigan" and from the moment he walked into the hotel, the guys in rep ties and three- Oilers Pick Taylor For Grid Coach HOUSTON (AP) The Houston Oilers have rearranged the chain of command among their coaches, with Hugh (Bones) Taylor emerging as field manager. He replaces Sammy baugh, head coach until he decided last week the job took up too much of his ranching time. Baugh will stay on as back, field coach and former Oiler head coach Lou Rymkus is expected to be named as an assistant.

The Oilers thus would set a record for former head coaches on one staff, since Rymkus was the first head coach of the American Football League team in 1960, until he was fired. Taylor is the fifth Oiler head coach since 1960. Taylor, a native of Wynne, was Baugh's favorite receiver in eight years with the Washington Redskins. The former end was called as an assistant when Baugh took over the New York Titans and again when he took over the Oilers last summer. Baugh said behind-the-desk duties of the head coaching position kept him away from his West Texas ranch top much and were the cause of his giving up a contract which had a year to him, glance smile.

Then they'd grab his hand and tell him how great he was at the card and the souvenir "to sign Jeney Rebles Little Angels Paragon! Unthinkables Apostles Flreba.lert Gay Irish -Four ACM De Doves Lakers National Hockey League before shoving program in his for the kids." At first Timberlake was puzzled because he hadn't been around the Madison Avenue crowd long enough, but within five minutes he had enough and headed for the closest empty corner. "There is a great deal of loneliness in being an All-America," he said. "I talked to my girl about it. This is strictly a one-year proposition. If I ever become famous enough, I'm going to write an autobiography and call it The Loneliness of an 'I get sick of it," he con- intued with a quick glance at the packed ballroom.

"They all want to shake your hand, but they don't really know you. All they do is stick out the glad hand. "I don't mind talking to anyone who is interested in ideas but nothing makes me sicker than having my name dropped by people who don't know any-i A iu- i iu i SmoKe Shop thing about me except that 1 jack's cmi an All-America." As you can see, Bob Timberlake is a pretty perceptive person in addition to being one of the nation's best football plaj Blu Ja ers. He also is a B-plus student interested in the Presbyterian ministry and professional football. "I see no reason why I can't do both," he said, "but if I have to give up pro ball, I'll certainly do it." Timberlake was drafted by Ding 10 Happen 10 me.

The Browns finished with a By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS the New York Giarts in the tional League and the Buffalo Bills of the American, but he won't have to worry about a decision until after the Rose Bowl when Michigan finishes its season against Oregon State. Tuesday's Results No games scheduled Today's Game New York at Montreal Thursday's Games No games scheduled Timberlake's professional future includes halfback as well as quarterback, and the scouts actually think he might be more effective as a runner. He alternated at halfback and quarterback during his sophomore and junior years. This season, at quarterback only, he gained 574 yards rushing. Passing, he was 63 for 127 for 807 and four touchdowns.

He also is considered a good blocker and has good speed as well as size (6-4, 210). It all adds up to a valuable boy and Bob Timberlake knows how much people want him. Even so, he can't escape that feeling of loneliness. Burlington Lanes BLESSED SACRAMENT LEAGUE STANDING Pit. Pint 79 76 74 64 60 54 5J SI 53 Slow Starters 48 YanKte Rebels Fighting Irish NIGHT'S HIGHS High game--C.

Dinkier A Smith High series--C. DlnKler A. Smith game--Unthinkable! High High team series- 'Jnthinkables KNOLLWOOD LEAGUE STANDING 23965 24621 24472 24445 24330 21685 22088 22565 23048 22927 20127 19554 23049 215 173 588 473 7Z3 1990 Knicks Find Formula For Winning (UPI Telephoto) COACH GIVES POINTERS--Gray head coach Paul Davis of Mississippi State gives Auburn center Mike Alford some pointers. Bob Schweickert of VPI prepares to take the practice snap. The two players will be starters for the South in the annual Blue-Gray encounter in Montgomery, a.

on Saturday. Phil To Head Off-Campus Activities Dickens Becomes Fourth Casualty Among Grid Coaches; Out Atl.U. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESSITen doldrums, has joined until the National Collegiate By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The New York Knickerbockers, whose victories come few and far between, have come up with a simple formula for success. All they have to do to win in the National Basketball Association is to hit on 50 per cent of their shots and display scoring balance. The Knicks parlayed those ingredients, offset the ominous presence of Wilt Chamberlain and went on to upend the San Francisco Warriors 124-118 more Sacramento, Tuesday 1 night.

Tne game between the tailend teams of the Eastern and Western divisions was the only one scheduled. It drew a crowd of 2,654 at the Sacramento High School Pavillion. New York, in gaining only its ninth triumph in 32 starts, connected on 56 of 110 field-goal attempts for a 50.9 per cent average. Seven Knicks hit double scoring figures, led by rookie Willis Reed's 25 points. Chamberlain, who entered the game with a 39-point average for the Warriors, was high with 46 points.

Phil Dickens, whose seven- year tenure at Indiana failed to lift the Hoosiers out of the Big Wayne Hardin, Bill Barnes and'Athletic Association meets next John Stiegman among the ma- month in Chicago. COLLEGE SCORES BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS EAST Duquesne 83, Gonzaga 69 Seton Hall 74. Long Island 64 jor coaching casualties of the 1 More than a dozen other 1964 college football season. changes have beer made since Dickens, who learned his foot- the end of the regular season, ball at Tennessee under the late Hank Foldberg of Texas AM Gen. Robert Neyland and took I and Doyt Perry of Bowling I over at Indiana in 1958, resigned Green stepped out to devote full I his post Tuesday time as athletic directors.

Gene 'and accepted a job as general a Bear Bryant aide at manager of Hooker off-campus Alabama last season, replaced activities. and Bob Gibson took over for Perry. His departure left four 1965 among major college Dr. Eddie Anderson, dean of Dickinson 69. teams Pel collcge ccaches U.

62 Tennessee 65. Fla. St 43 Georgia 93, Clemson 75 Grambling 111, Stillman 71 MIDWEST resigned at sylvania also arc seeking Cross after a 21-year coaches. Hardin quit as the reign. Mel Massucco replaced Davidson 8b, 'Middies' boss after failing to him.

Bobby Dobbs, who coached Vanderbilt 74, Miami. Ohio 68 gn asslst at hictic'Calgary of the Canadian profes- directorKhip at the Naval Acad- sional league last season, took emy. Barnes, anticipating the over at Texas Western after ax at UCLA, bowt'd out before'Warren Harper departed. Chelo 'the Bruins' athletic board could'Huerta left Wichita State and Minnesota 89, Loyola, 111. nim stiegman was sacked hooked on at Parsons.

Iowa. St. Louis 80, Kentucky 75 a a series i os seasons i Davidson is looking for a suc- Nebraska 63, California 59 a Penn. cvssor to Bill Dole. Lehigh, Okla.

City 82, Creighton 79 The scnoo a jndi-i Dayton and Bowdoin are among Detroit 75. Colo State U. 73j cated fh(TC b( no ngs (he other schools i openings. Iowa St. 73, Marquette 64 i vv vvvvv Mich.

St. 94. Loyola, La. 70 SOUTHWEST Missouri 81, Rice 72 FAR WEST COMPLETE 71 UCLA 84. Southern Calif.

75; Brigham Young 112. Ohio St. Rowe Selected On 2nd Team All-Amerieaii KANSAS CITY (AP) Tackle Larry Hand of Appalachian State has been named to A National Association for Inter-i National Basketball Association vStanford 74, Oregon 56 Augsburg 78, Montana 65 Ohio Valley Tournament Muray 79, Tennesee Tech 75 Western Ky. 82, Eastern Ky. 73 collegiate Athletics All-America football team Named to the second defensive team Tuesday were end Jerry Rowe of Elon, tackle Everett Payne of Winston-Salem State, halfback John Ruta of Western Carolina, and safety- man Archie Black of Wofford.

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