Kansas Wins Title in Low-Scoring Tourney Final
Kansas beats Colorado 53-51 to claim the Big Eight holiday tourney crown. Lochmann scores 15 and hooks 10 rebounds while Lopes adds 18 as Wesley fouls out late. Kansas earns its sixth tourney title in 19 years as Frink tops all-tourney voting.
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College and pro basketball scores and results
National games include New York 118 San Francisco 117 and Philadelphia 117 Los Angeles 115. College results show Michigan 80 Princeton 78, St John 66 Cincinnati 64, UCLA 104 Utah 74, Oregon State 48 Tennessee 27, Kansas 53 Colorado 51. Bowl results note Vanderbilt 80 Louisville 47 and Texas Tech 95 Georgia Tech percent.
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Bowl hopes rise as top ranked Alabama faces uncertain foes
Alabama the No 1 team in the nation carries hopes into a weekend slate that features Arkansas chasing a five game shutout streak into the Cotton Bowl against Nebraska. Nebraska won nine of 10 after blanking three opponents. Arkansas tied in AP final poll with 10-0 run. Coaches discuss adjustments against Nebraska’s unbalanced line while Alabama eyes Namath and Sloan injuries with both to possibly play. NBC CBS TV times given for Sugar Rose Orange Gator East-West alignments.
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Nevada Rock Roller Newspaper of Reno in 1900s Mining Era
The Nevada Rock Roller was a weekly Reno publication in the early 1900s, when mining dominated Nevada’s economy. The name evokes modern music yet refers to a local news paper tied to the mining boom and regional events of that era.
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Evansville Ranked In Top Five In Small-College Poll
Evansville Aces climb to the top five in the weekly Associated Press small college ballot. They beat Massachusetts 113 82 to move to 6 0 against major programs. Grambling and Winston Salem follow in the top ranks with first place votes noted.
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Wildcats Battle Eureka for Title
Yates Center Wildcats meet Eureka High in the Yates Center Tri Valley League holiday tournament final after Yates Center beat Cherryvale 42 37 and Eureka defeated Burlington 57 41. Burlington Cherryvale play for third at 7 p m. final at 8 30 p m. Don Old and Bob Shaw tied for high with 13 points each. Alex Glades added 12 for Yates Center.
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Chanute Tribune Highlights From December 31, 1964
Chanute Tribune pages reflect year end news and local summaries. Reports cover community events, civic updates, school notes, and notable local happenings in Chanute and surrounding areas as 1964 closes.
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