Ohio State Heads AP Poll Again as Buckeyes Lead College Hoops
Ohio State remains No 1 in The Associated Press poll after a 94 73 win over Purdue extending their winning streak to 15 games. Kentucky moves to second with a 13 1 record while Cincinnati, Kansas State and Duke hold spots three to six.
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Pro Basketball NBA Schedule and Results Snapshot
Daily NBA schedule lists Monday and Tuesday games including Philadelphia at New York and Chicago at Los Angeles. Result shows Pittsburgh defeating New York 124 to 107. Later pairings include Kansas City at Hawaii and Pittsburgh at Chicago with New York visiting San Francisco.
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Western Auto Nearly Escapes Loss to Allied Hampshire
Western Auto, 50, Allied-Hampshire 48 in Saco Recreation league at TA gym. Ken Pate scored 21 for Western Auto in a tight third period rally to secure a ninth straight win. Allied-Hampshire led 27-22 at halftime before the final push.
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New England Ski Reports From Maine to Vermont
New England ski conditions report lists Maine and New Hampshire trails with base depths and snow types. Notable notes include Sugarloaf packed powder fair to good, Cannon and Cranmore limited rope tow or fair conditions, and Mount Sunapee and Jay Peak with granular to packed powder and icy slopes.
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Endurance Bowling Record Is Claimed
Two Col um bus keglers claim a world endurance bowling record with 60 hours and 49 minutes of bowling. Ray Whitley 30 Lubbock Texas averaged 170.8 over 266 games while Tom Wolford Jr. 20 Columbus posted a 148.07 mark over 265 games. Both are hospitalized after finishing their marathon run.
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Fights Last Night in New York and Tokyo Results
New York puncher Billy Daniels, 193 pounds, outpointed Claude Chapman, 1862, in Ozone Park. In Tokyo Teruo Kosaka, 136 pounds, had a decisive bout.
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Bruins Struggle as Gamble Fails Weight Cut
Boston goalie Bruce Gamble did not shed 15 pounds in 10 days as coach Phil Watson hoped. Gamble, arriving from the Portland farm club, faced 83 shots and stopped 75 in a rough weekend. The Bruins, who have won three of five games, prepare for a home and away series with the Rangers in New York and Boston.
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Hawkins Sparks Rens to 124 107 Victory Over Knicks
Connie Hawkins led Pittsburgh with 30 points as the Rens beat New York 124-107. Five teammates reached double figures in a balanced attack, giving Eastern Division leaders a 12 game edge over Chicago. Dan Swartz led New York with 38 points after joining from the LA Jets.
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Providence card results feature multiple boxing showdowns
A Providence boxing card lists Paddy Read stopping Charles Driver in Washington DC, Bob Young outpointing Clarence Riley, Willie Wilson defeating George Brooks, and Hilario Morales outpointing James Patrick in Oakland with several fighters from Providence and surrounding areas.
Kentucky and Ohio State Pace Early Top 25 Action
Kentucky extended its winning streak to 13 with a 71-62 win over Georgia Tech in Atlanta. Ohio State defeated Purdue 94-73 for its 15th straight Big Ten win, tying the league record.
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TV Men Go Through The Wringer Too
New York AP reports TV teams prepared for the next Cape Canaveral launch after Saturday’s call off. NBC plans fresh interviews and visuals while CBS used little reserve material. ABC sketches strong lineup with charts and scientific topics as networks race to fill screens during the countdown.
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Indians first to sign under new bonus rule in bid for young talent
The Cleveland Indians paid about 40 000 to Kin Hard Littleton of Clinton South Carolina, the first major league club to sign under the bonus rule aimed at limiting payouts to untested youths. General Manager Gabe Paul said the team will continue to spend to secure prospects. The Indians signed five more players to total 25 under contract and joined the Yankees in signing 1961 bonus babies.
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Ditmar Achieves AIC Degree After Baseball Career
Art Ditmar, 32, earned a bachelor of science in personnel management from American International College, finishing after eight years of study. He kept the same $30,000 salary with the Athletics, reports returning to West Palm Beach for spring training, and will miss the June 3 commencement ceremony as A’s play in Kansas City. He reflects on nerves during finals comparable to World Series pressure and hopes to regain peak form from 1960.
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Joan Collins Denies Squared Romance Ties
Hollywood star Joan Collins comments on the tangled social web linking Warren Beatty Natalie Wood Robert Wagner and herself. She says her engagement to Beatty ended, denies any romance with Wagner, and condemns marriage as a trap while praising friendships with colleagues.
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TV Lark Set for Winter Debut in Santa Catalina
Arcadia California AP T V Lark makes his winter debut at Santa Anita to win the $25 000 Santa Catalina Handicap at 12 miles He carries top weight 127 pounds with Johnny Longden up He was voted grass horse of the year in 1961 Preston Madden colors return to defend title last year with 124 pounds
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St Louis Freshmen Defeat Tiger Cubs
St Louis freshmen edge Tiger Cubs in a decisive game as Phillies slide to last place in the National League for four straight years.
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Youngest Grid Mentor Takes Over BC Reins
Boston College hires 41 year old Jim Miller from Purdue as coach. He vows an attacking open style with emphasis on mobility and speed over size. Miller aims to recruit locally and acknowledges a late start behind Holy Cross and Boston University. Paul Brown praises him as a pro type coach for a wider open game.
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AMVETS to Present State Trophy to St Louis High
Merton Iran Staples AMVETS Post Biddeford will present the AMVETS state championship trophy to the St. Louis High School football team on Thursday February 8 at the post home 147 Alfred Street. Ted Allen announces plans for Teen-age dance benefiting the St. Louis band heading to the Cherry Blossom festival in Washington D C. 157 members paid up to date. Art Wall shot a 61 in the Denver Open the best PGA tour round of 1961.
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Stokes and Twyman Honored for Courage by Writers
Philadelphia writers name Maurice Stokes and Jack Twyman the most courageous athletes of 1961. Twyman received a $500 check to aid Stokes rehabilitation at Christ Hospital in Cincinnati. Stokes, paralyzed after a brain injury, could not attend. Twyman conveyed his thanks and resolve to inspire others with perseverance.
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