Indiana Falls At Home To Iowa In Big Ten Tilt
Indiana loses a crucial Big Ten game at home 74 68 to Iowa dropping to 4th in the conference with a 3 2 mark. Gary Olson and Chris Perrall each had 20 for Iowa while Dick Van Arsdale and Steve Redenbaugh scored 18 for Indiana. Other top games included Tennessee over Georgia 76 57 Butler over Bradley 80 74 Kentucky over Auburn 73 67 and Nebraska beating Iowa State 88 77.
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UCLA Tops Poll as Eight Teams Change Places
United Press International weekly college basketball ratings show eight teams swapping positions with UCLA maintaining first. Michigan and Wichita remain runners up, St Josephs Pa up to fourth, Indiana slips to fifth, San Francisco to sixth, Providence to seventh, and Davidson rising to eighth as St John’s falls to ninth. Duke returns to tenth. Vanderbilt drops to eleventh as Illinois and Tennessee rise.
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Braves McHale Forms Four-Team Scouting Co-op
Braves president and GM John McHale announced a four club scouting cooperative with the Cleveland Indians Detroit Tigers and Pittsburgh Pirates to pool prospect data under baseball's new free agent draft plan. The group aims to expand coverage fourfold ahead of the June draft while 19 Braves executives will meet in Pittsburgh January 26 to finalize the cooperative setup.
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Elias Named Navy Coach Replacing Hardin
Bill Elias was named head football coach at the U S Naval Academy succeeding Wayne Hardin. Elias, 41 and a former Maryland quarterback, signed a one year contract near 18000 dollars. He will interview and retain Hardin’s assistants for the 1965 season and begins with high expectations after Virginia coaching success. Ed Hogan joins Liberty Bell track publicity team with Mort Berry.
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Four Out of Five Categories In NBA Lead By Robertson
NEW YORK Oscar Robertson the Big O leads in four of the five major NBA offensive categories through Jan 17. He ranks third in scoring with 1201 points, tops the league with 11.8 assists per game, is fifth in free throw percentage at .825, and tenth in field goal accuracy at .480 for the Cincinnati Royals.
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Popowski Named BoSox Manager For Farm Team
POPOWSKI NAMED MANAGER OF BOSTON RED SOX CLASS AA FARM CLUB IN PITTSFIELD MASS. SAYREVILLE NJ NATIVE ED POPOWSKI, 51, ENTERS 26TH YEAR IN BOSOX FARM SYSTEM AFTER GUIDING READING TO A SECOND PLACE FINISH. CLUB SCHEDULED SPRING TRAINING FOR LATE MARCH IN OCALA FLA AND MOVE FROM READING TO PITTSFIELD HAS BEEN ANNOUNCED.
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Seven NFL Stars Named to Pro Football Hall of Fame
The National Board of Selectors unanimously chose seven former NFL greats for induction in Canton. The group includes Guy Chamberlin Paddy Driscoll Dr Daniel F Fortmann Otto Graham Sid Luckman Steve Van Buren and Bob Waterfield. Luckman Graham and Waterfield led teams to world championships with notable early formations and records. The inductees are tentatively slated for August 7 ceremony.
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NBA Standings and Schedule Action in Eastern and Western Divisions
Eastern Division leads with Boston at 39 7 0.848, Cincinnati 30 14, Philadelphia 22 22, New York 15 30. Western Division shows Los Angeles 24 20, St. Louis 24 20, Baltimore 21 23, Detroit 16 31, San Francisco 11 35. Monday results: Philadelphia 109 Detroit 95. Tuesday games include St. Louis at Cincinnati and Philadelphia vs Detroit at Toledo. Wednesday features Cincinnati at Detroit, Boston at Baltimore, New York at Los Angeles.
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Hancock Suit May Be Re opened After Hearing
In Boston UPI reports a motion to reopen the Hancock Raceway stock case will be heard January 26 by Superior Court Judge Frank E. Smith. Judge Edmund L. Dewing set the date after consultations with multiple parties in the 1962 suit. Former state Senator Joseph L. Murphy seeks a $100,000 government bond in court custody, alleging his former lawyer had the case dismissed while he was away. Murphy claims Dr. Charles Furcolo coerced him into selling 50 shares of Hancock Raceway voting stock to a Furcolo-led group, receiving $37,500, with Furcolo backing out of an agreement to return 25 shares after the 1960 race meet. The Hancock Raceway track was foreclosed and now operates as Berkshires Downs.
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Ramos Re-signs with Yankees on 65 Contract
Pedro Ramos, relief specialist for the Yankees after stints with the Senators Twins and Indians, reportedly signs a 65 contract worth about 25000 to 30000 dollars. The deal, news confirmed with Yankees and Ramos obscuring exact terms, marks a major pay raise for the Cuban-born pitcher as he helped power the club to the AL pennant.
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