Dayton Triumphs Over Cincinnati In National Title Rematch
Dayton defeats Cincinnati 57 to 52 as Bearcats struggle with poor shooting in the first half and strong Dayton defense. George Wilkerson blocks a key shot, Bill Westerkamp scores for Dayton, while Ron Bonham is held to eight. Gordy Hatton leads Dayton with 16 points. Tom Thacker adds 21 for Cincinnati, in a tense early-season contest.
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Early Wynn Voted Clark Griffith Award For 299th Win
Washington report notes Hark Wrynn of the Chicago White Sox captured the Clark Griffith Achievement Award from the D C Touchdown Club. Wynn, who started with Washington, will receive the trophy January 12 at the club dinner. Also recaps Dan River High School sweeping twin bills vs Spring Garden with girls 50 28 and boys 69 57 behind Clark 20 and Delise 17.
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UCLA Runs Win Streak To Four In Comeback Victory
UCLA defeated Northwestern 70 to 63 as Fred Slaughter led with 20 points while Rick Lepossaj topped Northwestern with 18. UCLA built a 38-30 halftime lead and held on despite Northwestern surges, outrebounding 44-36 and shooting 343 percent to Northwestern’s 41. Attendance was 258. A separate note reports Mauro Mina offering Eddie Cotton a rematch in Lima after Mina’s split decision victory.
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Young Owners Of Pro Grid Clubs Holding On In Dallas
AP reports two Dallas pro football owners say their teams may not thrive locally with ongoing losses. Hunt and Murchison hint at possible moves or merging if leagues permit. Rozelle notes uncertainty but suggests a single commissioner path could be sensible.
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Detroit Overtime Win Over San Jose State Titans
Detroit Titans slipped past San Jose State 82-76 in overtime to secure their fifth win of the season. Dick Dzik and John Watson sparked a rally in the final minute of regulation, sending the game to OT where Jerry Paze and Dzik sealed the victory.
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San Jose State tops South Carolina 76 to 65 in midseason clash
Bradley led by Dirk Bates and Rich Williams beat South Carolina 76 65 as San Jose State rallied from a halftime deficit. Edwards and Tart sparked the Tigers while Detroit trailed but closed late, with Key players listed including Bates Robertson Labatich and Edwards for San Jose State.
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Bisons Buy Three Players From Senators and Syracuse
The Buffalo Bisons, Mets farm club, purchased pitcher Marty Kutyna and outfielder Joe Hicks from the Senators and pitcher Carl Mathias from Syracuse in the International League. Kutyna, 29, is a right-hander with a 5-6 record in relief last season. Hicks, 20, hit .224 in a utility role with six home runs. Mathias, a right-hander, posted a 2-13 record at Syracuse and has brief big league trials with Cleveland and Washington.
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Missouri Hands Tennessee Cagers First Loss Of Year
Missouri defeats Tennessee 46-45 in Columbia as Don Early seals the win with six points in the final 90 seconds. Tennessee led 26-20 at halftime but Missouri surged to take the one point edge late, with Carey leading Missouri with 15 points and Robinette pacing Tennessee with 14.
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iG W Cagers Set To Avenge Loss At Roxboro Tonight
Iowa Hawkeyes travel to Roxboro North Carolina for return games against the Roxboro Rockets with the jayvees opening at 6 30 p m Varsity follows. Kentucky Indiana and West Virginia feature in UK Invitational action as teams seek the tournament title and big payoffs.
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Sports Results spans pro and college action across leagues
Pro basketball and hockey results mix with college scores from across conferences and regions. Notable NBA style and college games feature teams such as Philadelphia, Toronto, Detroit, Buffalo, Akron, Northwestern, UCLA, and Creighton among others with final tallies and standings reflected.
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Texas Players Have Scalped Football Tickets
The Daily Texan reports UT football players and senior managers have sold or diverted complimentary tickets. Southwest Conference rules bar selling to anyone but team managers. The piece notes past practice and cites a junior manager charged with ticket scalping. Two junior managers receive 1000 complimentary tickets.
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Chargers Chief rejects rival player option dodges
San Diego general manager coach Sid Gillman said he is not interested in signing players who exercise options with rival leagues. He warned such practice could spark a wage war and ruin the rookie market. John Adams, a 230 pound fullback end from San Diego, played out his option with Chicago Bears but prefers to play locally. Adams starred at Los Angeles State and may sign with another American League club or NFL team. Owens left the 49ers and joined the Baltimore Colts after exercising his option for 1962.
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Rival Coaches Predict Close Game Saturday in Orlando
In Orlando the 17th Fangerite Bowl pits Miami Ohio led by a 226 pound line against Houston with a 6-4 mark. Pont and Yeoman foresee a tightly fought showdown as Houston boasts wins over Baylor Texas A&M and Florida State and Miami Ohio aims for a strong finish. The game at Orlando Municipal Stadium kicks off at 2 p.m. EST before about 34 000 fans with TV coverage planned for Texas and Ohio and proceeds benefiting Central Florida crippled children's charities.
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Chargers Raiders May Make Deal For Terry Baker
Speculation rose that the San Diego Chargers and Oakland Raiders might trade for Oregon State All-America quarterback Terry Baker if he agrees to play in the league. Baker has said he will not sign until the 1962-63 basketball season ends. signing price expected to be high.
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Y A Title Back At Post With Giants
New York Giants quarterback Y A Title returned to work as the team prepared for the December 30 NFL title game against Green Bay. The 36 year old, who threw a league record 33 TD passes, had practiced solo Wednesday due to a bruised back from a Sunday's out of bounds hit. He then joined the regulars on Thursday for practice.
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