NCAA Censures Five and Relaxes Indiana Sanctions
The NCAA censured five institutions for recruiting violations and relaxed sanctions on Indiana University under a four year probation allowing its athletes to compete in events toward the 1964 Tokyo Games. Iowa and Centenary faced one year probation while Alabama Houston and Washington State received reprimands or cautions.
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Bobcats Must Run Against Western Michigan
Ohio University faces Western Michigan in Kalamazoo as the Broncos boast a 89 point per game scoring pace over 10 games and the Broncos opponents average 91 points per game. The Bobcats must push the tempo to stay competitive.
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Harney Wins Los Angeles Open In Near Birdie Finish
Paul Harney captures the $50,000 Los Angeles Open at Sunset Oaks near Sacramento. The Worcester native shot an even par 71 to finish 72 holes at 280, four under, four strokes ahead of Bobby Nichols who took second with 281. Arnold Palmer tied for third at 282 after a 70 in the final round.
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Finley confident Athletics will move to Louisville
Louisville move plan faces owner opposition but Charles Finley remains confident he can transfer the Athletics from Kansas City to Louisville. He plans to seek Kentucky lawmakers support and will attend the Jan. 16 club owners meeting to gauge votes.
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May Begin Treatments On Hutch Wednesday
Fred Hutchinson the Cincinnati Reds manager may start radiology treatment for lung cancer as early as Wednesday. Dr Orless Wildermuth of the Tamore Institute said preliminary studies near completion. Dr William Hutchinson, his Seattle based brother, noted the first treatment could begin Wednesday after the illness was disclosed last Friday following his arrival from Florida with family.
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Broncos Victims Of . . dlaw Longest Scoring Play
Tom Brigham of Wisconsin scored on a 97 yard scrimmage play against Western Michigan last fall. It was the longest scoring play from scrimmage in the Big Ten last season.
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Wisconsin
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Vanderbilt Edges Kentucky 85 83 In Southeastern Thriller
John Ed Miller drilled a last second 30 foot jumper as Vanderbilt upset Kentucky 85-83. Roger Schurig led Vandy with 22 points, Miller added 18, while Terry Gibson scored 19 for Kentucky. Kentucky drops to 0-2 in SEC with Tulane also in last place after 87-83 defeat.
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UCLA Tops AP Poll Again Shifting Race For No 1
UCLA claims the No 1 spot in the AP basketball poll for a second straight week with 31 first place votes out of 41. Kentucky slips to runner up as Loyola of Chicago and other major teams contended for high rankings.
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Airborne bowling stuns as pros roll in jet plane
In a first ever flying alley stunt by American Airlines, champions Dick Weber and Sylvia Wene bowled aboard a jet at 25 000 feet سرعت 500 mph. Weber scored 144 and Wene 146 amid cameras and jet noise during Operation Astrobowl over Dallas. Athens basketball officials set a meeting for Wednesday at 7 p.m. at Grover Center.
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