Moore Maxim boxing title bout set for Miami Florida
Archi Moore defends his 175 pound crown against Joey Maxim in Miami while Harold Johnson meets Jimmy Slade in New York City as the boxing card highlights a week of televised action. Kentucky basketball faces NCAA questions as three players may be ruled ineligible.
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Archi Moore
Miami
Joey Maxim
Cleveland
Maxim
Ogden
Utah
Moore
St. Nick's Arena
New York City
Harold Johnson
Jimmy Slade
Slade
Johnson
University of Kentucky
Louisville Courier-Journal
Clit Hagan
Frank Ramsay
Lou Tstoropoulos
Tstoropoulos
Hagan
Ramsay
Kentucky
Bowling stars lead last night league scores
Eyland Harvey, Russ Bemis and Paul Brenoel topped the action with high series and scores. Harvey rolled 626 on 202 225 201, Bemis 252 and 626, Brenoel 256 as the night’s standout. Other notable scores include 214 Jack son, 203 Clark, 212 Maloney, 202 Bisbee, 241 Ottaway, 306 Loveland, and 292 Licius. College basketball results include St Bonaventure 68 Gannon 66.
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Eyland Harvey
Russ Bemis
Paul Brenoel
Harvey
Bemis
Brenoel
Bob Jackson
Dorr Clark
John Maloney
Clair Bisbee
Bob Fenton
Mav Perkins
Pete Falssell Jr
John Oesch
Bob Morton
Merle Ottaway
Rocky Mountain
Orville Bisbee
Bill Lamlell
Chuck Williams
Walt Loveland
Hank Roskowski
Ronnie Gresley
Chuck Harden
Jum Licius
Vern Beckerink
Kentucky and Duquesne Still Rated One Two
Kentucky and Duquesne hold the top spots in the AP college basketball poll with Kentucky 12 0 and Duquesne 15 0 leading the field. Indiana remains third as Oklahoma A M and Western Kentucky tie for fourth. Notre Dame, Oklahoma City, Holy Cross, Minnesota and George Washington fill the top ten with multiple teams advancing in the second ten.
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Indiana
Oklahoma A&m
Western Kentucky
Big Ten
Aggies
Houston
Aggieshow
Notre Dame
Oklahoma City
Wyoming
Seattle
Holy Cross
Minnesota
Crusaders
Purdue
George Washington
la Salle
North Carolina
Saturn
Gay
Connecticut
Dayton
Niagara
Tlinois
Campanella And Furillo Sign For 1964 Dodgers
Brooklyn stars Roy Campanella and Carl Furillo agreed to new contracts with the Dodgers. Campanella's salary rose to about 32000 and Furillo to about 27500. Furillo, returning from a farm in Bernville Pennsylvania, spoke at the NY Photographers dinner after a 344 season.
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New York
Carl Furillo
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Roy Campanella
Campanella
Furillo
Bernville
Reading
New York Press Photographers
Polo Grounds
Rogers Win In Volleyball Loop
Rogers Steel defeated the Merchants as Aero Supply beat Raymond in City Volleyball League action. Postponed January 1 games to be played tonight with Rogers needing a win over Ajax Iron Works for a tie for first place. Matches include Corry Jamestoun vs Raymond’s and Aero Supply vs Merchants.
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Rogers
Rogers Steel
Merchants
Aero Supply
Raymond
Ajax Iron Works
Corry- Jamestoun
Raymond'shile
High Dribblers Face Oil City In League Test
Corry Area High travels to Oil City tonight in Section TI action at 8 16 p m with Beavers seeking first win while Oilers hope to extend their unbeaten independent run The Beavers likely start Hajduk Burch Smith Callahan Settlemire Enos against Oilers Coates Wood Elehynski Cassett Hi xson with Cassett as scoring standout in league play
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Erie
The
Beavers
Egainisly
Oil City
Pete Burch
Oilers
Wynn Hawkins
Little New Waterford
Springfield Township
Western Kentucky
Sason
New York
Canisius
Niagara
Buffalo Memorial Auditorium
Corry Area
Ol City
Linco
Hud
Wells
Orange and Black Dribblers
Matt Hajduk
Emile Smith
Gerry Callahan
Dave Settlemire
Boyd Enos
Buroh
Schwab
Jim Coates
Don Wood
Ted Elehynski
Larry Cassett
Bob Hix
Cassett
Niederriter's Tops Blue Bonnet in Men A League Narrow Win
Niederriter's boosted their lead to five games with a 3 pin victory over Blue Bonnet as Corry Novelty split with Corry Den in the Men A League standings. Clymer Lumber remained front in the Clymer League while Mooseheart widened its Moone League advantage to nine and a half games by defeating Moosehaven.
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Niederriter's
Blue Bonnet
Corry Novelty
Corry den
Niederriter
Mineo Builders
Jensen's
BT Thompson Products
Bemis Service
Jensen
Thompson
Clymer Lumber
Clymer
Clymer Bay
Kolstee
Keystone
Clymer Rexall
Thompson Farms
Clymer Bag
Clymer Lumber Bah
Merritt
VFW
Hickle Electric
Mooseheart
Moosehaven
Parry
Jackson Scores TKO Over Layne in Brooklyn
Hurricane Tommy Jackson wins by sixth round technical knockout over Rex Layne at Eastern Parkway in Brooklyn. Layne, fatigued and down twice, cannot continue after 1:44 of the sixth round as Jackson strengthens his claim for a bigger match. Layne cites weight and fatigue as factors and eyes future bouts after the setback.
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Jackson
Layne
New York
Tommy Jackson
Hutking
Rex Layne
Joe Walcott
Charles
Mark Conn
Brooklyn
Eastern Parkway
Lew Worsham to receive Dapper Dan award in Pittsburgh
Lew Worsham will receive the Dapper Dan Club high award February 6 for his top publicity impact on Pittsburgh in 1967. His chip shot at the Tom OShanter event earned him 26090 dollars. Eubanks fights Whynott tonight in Wilkinsburg on a 10 round bout.
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Lew Worsham
Pittsburgh
Lew’ Worsham
Dapper Dan Club
WorSham
Dapper Cap Club
Eubanks
Johnny Eubanks
Roger Whynott
Canada
Royal Ballroom
Wilkinsburg
Oklahoma City Cagers Slack On West Coast Trip
Oklahoma City University coach Horace Greeley led the team west for a string of tough tests. In Wyoming OCU fell 57 34 to University of Wyoming, then lost 19 84 to Seattle University as Arnie Short scored seven. Joe Pehanick led Seattle with 24 points while Oklahoma A M beat Houston 4 48.
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Associated Trees
New York
Oklahoma City University
Horce Greeley
OCU
Haighty
Oklahoma A&m
Laramie
Wyo
University of Wyoming
Oklahomas
Arnie Short
Seattle
Seattle University
Wyoming
Wiehita
Joe Pehanick
Oklahoma
Cowboys
ASM
Houston
Big Bob Matlick
A&m
Ted
Western Kentucky
Associated Press
Minnesota
Purdue Town
Indiana
Northwestern
Georgia ‘Tech
Uy Murray
Montreal boxer Armand Sayole defeats Houg ton Brown in 1861 match
In Montreal Armand Sayole outpointed Houg ton Brown by 197 to 1861 in New York. A 15 year old, Roger Wheeler of Newtonville Mass, on his first hunting expedition killed a 140 pound tiger.
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Montreal
Armand Sayole
Hougton Brown
New York
Roger Wheeler
Newtonville
Mass
Corry Junior High Edges Youngsville 32 29 in Road Game
Corry Junior High beat Youngsville 32 to 29 as Coach Vic Cragg subbed freely after a 28 14 first three quarters. Dietsch led Corry with nine and Dinking 13 points. Brenneman added 19 for Youngsville, while late changes kept the score close until time ran out.
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Cragg
Junior High
Meadville Iast
Corry Junior High
Youngsville
Wisnok
Vic Craw
McCanna
Brenneman
Little Eagles
Corry
Ome
Halftine
Dinking
Paul Dietsch
Blue Jays
Dietuch
Mitchell
Pomer
Turner
Pals French
Bi Scott
Ooa Brigham
Yunsiens
OD Lathrop
Maedjo Loh
Gee Pitts
Youngaville
Rodgern
Barnes
Dininny
McQunnn
Gouttaria
Cory
Youngeville
Jones I
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Murrey
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Campanella and
Providends
Teddy
Red Top
Duris
Bartford
Joes Morell
Puerto Rico
Uys
Eel Rogers Stel Corry
Aero Supply _ae
Eee
Aes
Lenton Mfg. Co
Stahl’s
van Cise Keystone
Al's Clothes
Martin Motor Sales
Lenton ‘Mfg. Co
Cohen Auto Supply
W. Main St. Ph
Hammond’s Builders Supplies
Oss
UCLA
Bob Desmond
West Church
Hoosier
Eo Schlundt
FEN Champs
By Alan Maver
Esport
Sport Coats
Mercury
Ldi
Firti-le-Sty-Claws
Bullelot
America
Powell Motor Company
North Center Street
Tha
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