UCLA Tops Top AP Poll as Kentucky Falls to Second
UCLA arrives at No. 1 after 31 first place votes in the AP basketball poll. Kentucky drops to second with Loyola of Chicago slipping to runner up. Cincinnati falls to eighth as Michigan rises to fourth and Davidson reaches fifth amid the shifting rankings.
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Loyola of Chicago
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Georgetown
D.C
Georgia Tech
Bruins
Cincinnati
Michigan
Davidson
Oregon State
Vanderbilt
Villanova
Duke
Harney Wins Los Angeles Open Ahead of Palmer
Golfer Paul Harney, a Worcester, Massachusetts native now based near Sacramento, won the Los Angeles Open for a 72-hole total of 280, earning 7500 and his first major victory after nine years on tour. Bobby Nichols was runner up at 281 while Arnold Palmer tied for third at 282 with three others.
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Don Finsterwald
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Dave Marr
Tommy Jacobs
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College scores roundup from various matchups
Drexel edged Swarthmore 76 53 while CCNY beat Howard 65 62. Vanderbilt defeated Kentucky 85 83 and Mississippi State beat Alabama 69 56. Mississippi down Auburn 59 58 at LSU 87 Florida 65. St. Johns 73 Maryland 69. Furman 66 Wake Forest 58. George Washington 96 Va. Tech 89. Citadel 63 William and Mary 60. Georgia 87 Tulane 83. Tennessee 68 Phillips Oilers 55. Oklahoma State 64 Kansas 48. Colorado 60 Kansas State 59. Missouri 84 Oklahoma 74. Nebraska 55 Iowa State 52. Northwestern 79 Indiana 65. Northwestern 79 Indiana 65. Mich State 106 Wisconsin 90. Xavier 121 Detroit 113. Arizona 59 Seattle 53. Texas Western 77 Arizona State 72. West Texas St 55 New Mexico St 53 Utah State 84 Utah 72.
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White Sox Peters’ Curve Ball Too Big for Him
Gary Peters of the Chicago White Sox, the 1963 American League Rookie of the Year, is working to shorten his curve ball with coach Ray Berres in Sarasota. He aims for about 20 wins after 19 last season, citing arm fatigue and late-season injuries as factors in his slide.
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Williams Wrestlers Meet RPI At Home
Williams wrestlers competed in the MIT Open in Boston with six men and finished unofficially third behind Springfield and MIT. Captain John Winfield and Larry Bauer reached finals. Jay Selvig and Bob Jones earned thirds. Art Wheelock took fourth in 167 pounds as Williams prepares to host RPI on January 15 seeking revenge for last year’s 15 18 loss.
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Benhi Locker Room News and Sports Stars
Greg Squires earns Most Outstanding Wrestler after pinning opponents at the Quadrangular Meet in New Hampshire. Katrina Koziol wins a transistor radio for the emblem contest. Barb Carolyn Sue Bev Trina and Sandy shine in PE basketball. Sue Riley moves to varsity basketball at Johnson State College. Benhi girls face Bennington Catholic Friday at 3 30 p m with home games invited.
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The Stilt Robertson Lead Majors in NBA Stats
New York report notes Wilt Chamberlain and Oscar Robertson atop five major NBA statistics at the season midpoint. Chamberlain leads in scoring field goal percentage and rebounding while Robertson ranks second in scoring and tops in free throw percentage and assists.
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Sad Patriots Coach Seeks Wins Next Season After 51 10 Loss
Boston AP report quotes coach Mike Holovak after the Patriots' AFL championship loss to San Diego. He cites injuries to Ron Burton and Don Webb, vows to stay with the club, and calls for more depth to back up the line. Quarterback Babe Parilli says San Diego whipped them and played like they wanted to kill them.
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Bowling Untouchables Triumph in City League Scores
In a bowling note, Bijurettes-4 defeat Pennysaver Five Pennies-0. high single for Dickie 184 and high triple 527. Abel Cable 0, Stay Trim Trimettes-4 with Legacy leading high single 232 and high triple 527. Forrest leads for Thompson's Wood Choppers with high single 159 and high triple 463. Standings show Bisurettes 4622, Trimettes 4414, Petite Five 3929, Five Pennies 3814, Abel Cable 1949, Wood Choppers 1751.
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Garage League and teams top standings update
Garage League results list teams with high singles and triples by player. Liggett Body Shop leads the standings with 52 wins and 16 losses, Volkswagen second at 47 and 21, Vallotti’s Ins. third at 41 1/261 and Monument Roof and others following with mid 30s to 40ish records.
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Hungry
Wildcats Fall from No 1 to No 2 in SEC Setback
Kentucky tumbles from the top AP ranking after a decisive loss to Georgia Tech, dropping to No 2 in this week’s poll. Adolph Rupp’s Wildcats suffered a sharp slide from national leader to SEC cellar within days.
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Mikita Chooses Pay Over All Star Fame
Montreal AP Stan Mikita of the Chicago Black Hawks values his bank balance over press clippings. The center skipped the 1963-64 All Star Game to press for a raise and recently earned a 500 dollar halfway-point bonus for leading NHL scorers, edging Montreal’s Jean Beliveau by four goals in total points.
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Vanderbilt Wins Thriller as SEC Cellar Battle Rages
Vanderbilt edged seventh ranked Vanderbilt star John Ed Miller scoring 18 in an 85-83 win over an earlier 0-2 conference starter. Roger Schurig led Vandy with 22 as Terry Gibson topped the losers. Kentucky remains tied for last with Tulane after a 87-83 loss to Georgia.
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Celtics Bruins Red Sox Stars Highlight New England Briefs
In Boston and surrounding areas, the Celtics face San Francisco on the road to split the trip after losing three of five. the Bruins meet Detroit as Toppazzini returns from injury. Red Sox owner Tom Yawkey to be honored at the Boston Baseball Writers Dinner January 30. Keefe misses Boston Knights race due to shoulder dislocation. New England Golden Gloves champions tourney set for Feb 18 19 in Lowell. Knights of Columbus awards John Fitzgerald Kennedy Memorial Trophy to top K of C Games performer.
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Coach of Year Gets New Car
University of Santa Clara football coach Pat Malley received a new $3,400 car Monday night from his players rather than alumni. Malley, in his fifth year at the Jesuit school, was named Northern California Coach of the Year for leading a 6-3 record in 1963.
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Cincinnati at Syracuse headline clash remains unresolved
Sports brief notes several matchups including Philadelphia at Cincinnati in Columbus Ohio and Boston at San Francisco with cities listed for context. Other games feature Baltimore at St Louis Detroit New York at Los Angeles and Cincinnati facing Philadelphia in Syracuse with no results provided.
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Goggans and D Altilia Pacing UVM Basketball Roster
Vermont's Ralph D'Altilia leads the Catamounts with 15.3 points per game and Milt Goggans adds 14.0 as the team readies for three contests. Goggans averages 17.7 rebounds in six games, while D'Altilia shoots over 50 percent. The squad has beaten Dartmouth Maine and Clarkson, with losses to Norwich and Belmont Abbey. They visit Middlebury Wednesday and host Massachusetts and St Lawrence Friday and Saturday.
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N.J
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Hoboken
Layne Higgs
Barre
Dave Strassburg
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Maine
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Fuzzy) Evans
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Harvard creates Fuller scholarship for Maine New Hampshire students
Harvard University established a Henry M. Fuller scholarship fund to aid students from Maine and New Hampshire. Fuller, a 1936 Harvard College graduate and 1939 law school alumnus, died in 1962 and was a Portsmouth New Hampshire attorney who lived at Ram's Head Farm in York Maine.
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