Longhorns Remain No 1 In AP Poll Ahead Of Rice Clash
Texas Longhorns hold the top AP ranking for the second straight week with 50 first place votes and 527 points, despite a 17-13 win over Arkansas. Wisconsin second, Pittsburgh third, Illinois fourth, Mississippi fifth. Ohio State dropped from the top ten after a loss to USC. Rice looms next after last year’s 14-14 tie that cost Texas the top spot.
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Texas Keeps UPI Poll Lead
New York UPI reports Texas maintains the top spot in the college football ratings with first place votes and win loss records in parentheses.
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Arnie Leads Jack in Golf Cash by $29,000
In Dunedin Florida AP reports Arnold Palmer tops Jack Nicklaus in total PGA winnings by more than 29000 dollars. Palmer has 128230 official winnings after seven wins in 20 tournaments. Nicklaus trails with 77256 in official earnings after five wins in 24 starts. Julius Boros third with 77356 after 26 events.
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Record Pace Set at Bonneville Salt Flats
Mrs Barbara Nieland of Whittier California and Vince Granatelli of Los Angeles drove a stock production car 1000 kilometers at an average speed of 135 29 mph at Bonneville Salt Flats Utah for an international speed record.
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Central Leads Preps Iowa Poll As Davenport Tops
Davenport Central remains the top Iowa high school football team in the UPI prep poll with a 4-0 mark and a 100 point lead. Des Moines East holds second after a 20-13 win over Fort Dodge, while Ottumwa and Mount Pleasant advance to third and fourth with wins over Fairfield and Keokuk respectively.
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Knox students celebrate by vandalizing Old Main after win
After Knox college defeated Monmouth 20 7 in Men’s football the Knox campus saw about 600 students rallying on Monday. They puttyed the locks on Old Main doors and used steel beams and a crane boom to block entries as some classes met elsewhere.
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Soph Award to McCarver in National League 1963
Tim McCarver of the St. Louis Cardinals was named the NL's outstanding sophomore of 1963, earning 20 votes from 44 writers. Chicago Cubs outfielder Lou Brock was second with six votes, followed by Donn Clendenon and Denny Lemaster. McCarver batted .289 in 127 games with 12 doubles and 117 hits, driving in 51 runs and hitting a grand slam.
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Siepman and Keown Win Cedar Rapids Football Skills Tests
John Siepman and Doug Keown topped grid skills tests at two Cedar Rapids schools. Siepman scored 1,481 points at St. Pat's, with Wike Gorman 1,474 and John Davies 1,428. Keown led Taylor with 1,917, followed by Dave Anderson 1,697 and Dick Kanke 1,601.
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Free Accused Fixer On $20,000 Bond
CHARLOTTE ACCUSED college basketball fixer Frank Larry Rosenthal of Miami was released on a $20,000 bond after extradition approval. He faces two counts of attempting to bribe players during the 1960 NCAA playoffs in Charlotte. The Miami man’s lengthy legal fight ended Friday when a circuit judge allowed extradition.
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